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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1918-05-18
IDLE CHASE AFTER
A STRAY BALLON
ENEMY OBSERVERS EFFECT Es
CAPE BY PROMPT USE OF
PARACHUTE

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY IN
FRANCE, May 1S.-An enemy OBJ
servation balloon, opposite Toul.
broke away late yesterday afternoon,
and the two occupants parachuted
and floated two kilometers inside
our lines. By the time our aviators
reached the locality, the ballon had
floated back to Germany. 1t had
risen so high after the Americans
chased it IL kilometers that 1t was
impracticable to pursue further.
A German airplane bearing French
markings was discovered northwest
of Toul. where 1t escaped from Amer
leans who tried to intercept The in
cident is an evidence Of the cunning
and deceit Americans have to deal
with and what caution they have to
display in dealing with supposed
friends.
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WIPED OUT
IN BATTLE
DISASTROUS RESULTS or THE
GERMAN OFFENSIVE BE.
GUN IN MARCH
,By Associated Press,

LONDON. May 1S.-Figures given
the Associated Press show that since
the beginning of the German often
siye on March 21st, 206 German di.
visions have been on the western
front, OF which 1875 have actually
been engaged on the Somme and
Armentleres fronts. Their losses
ranged from 40 to 70 per cent of
some of the divisions engaged One
company had only 40 left after two
days fighting. One regiment Of the
fourth Ersatz division was annihi-
lated April 9Th, and there are scores
of instances of companies and bat
talions which disappeared almost
completely. 1t is believed the demand
for men to replace the losses exceed
the reserve forces.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1918-05-18

Hy Associated Freshl
WAUKESHA, Wis. May l7.-Dr.
David Roberts took the witness
stand today as the accuser OF Grace
Lusk in her trial charged with the
murder of his wife.
"She tempted me, was the burden
of all his testimony.
oh that is not truel" the de-
fendant cried as she struggled from
her seat
Later he told of meeting her in
Chicago and Milwaukee hotels and
produced letters she had written to
him and one written by her to Mrs.
Roberts, which he had intercepted
before its delivery.
Il have begged him to go to you
and tell you the situation frankly for
| have felt that you we're big
enough woman to desire his happi-
ness" the letter TO Mrs. Roberts
read
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1918-05-18

NY Associated PreAHl
LONDON, May ia Dublin dis
patch says Professor De Valera,
president; Arthur Griffith, the
founder, and other leaders of the
Sim Fein, were arrested today.
A proclamation issued last night
from Dublin by Edward Shertt, chief
secretary fer ireland, in the name of
Lord Lieutenant French, asserted
that British subjects resident of Ire
land had entered into reasonable
with the Germany
enemy that called for drastic mea-
sures to quell a German plot. The
proclamation urged Irish assistance
and advised voluntary recruiting to
avoid conscription The number of
Irish cooperating with the enemy is
said to be small
a - a. - . -
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AMERICAN BRINGS
DOWN 2 PLANES
CAPT. PETERSON IS CREDITED
WITH A REMARKABLE
PERFORMANCE

WASHINGTON, May 1S.--General
Pershing, in an official communica-
tion today, transmitted details OF the
bringing down of two German planes
by Captain Peterson OF the American
army while other ayiators we're wait
ing for a French general coming to
confer decorations.
He said Captain Peterson encount-
cred two German planes. He fired
so shots at the first and is at the
second. The first was in flames be-
fore hitting the ground, and the sec
ond crumpled up near the earth.
Both fell within a minute.
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PLOT To LAND GERMAN TROOPS
SIMULTANEOUS WITH OUTBREAK
SAID TO HAVE BEEN PERFECTED

single public man of real influence
could be found to back the scheme"
Several persons arrested were
among those arrested or interned
during the revolt at Easter two years
ago Today's events occur on the oc.
casion of another church festival,
Whitsunday.
(By Associated Preaal
DUBLIN, May 1s.--The Irish Times
says the government has not acted
a moment too soon All signs pointed
to an outbreak Of armed violence,
possibly In connection with the land
ing of German troops on Irish shores.
(By Associated Preas)
BELFAST, May ia number of
Sim Feiners have been arrested.
.
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duced a revolver which afterward
was identified as the same one with
which she later shot his wife and
herself. and pointing 1t at his head.
said:
81 will shoot you dead II you do
not put your hand on that Bible and
swear that you love me and viii tell
your wife"
DIR. Roberts said that he complied.
The book UPON which he took the
oath was one Of the Gideon Bibles
supplied to hotel rooms. After his
first meeting with Miss Lusk, DR..
Lusk said he met her several times
At Chicago.
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ALLIES IN ORIENT
WILL COOPERATE
AGAINST TEUTONS
JAPAN AND CHINA ADVISED OF
PLANS FOR ACTIVE MILL.
TARY SUPPORT
ny Associated Prsss.I

PARIS, May 1S.-The allied gov.
ernments have informed Japan and
China that they have arranged for
entente military cooperation to meet
dangers threatening peace in the
Far East from German penetration.
WASHINGTON, May 1S.-It is un-
derstood here that the entent Far
Eastern military cooperation will be
purely defensive measure which
participation for the present will be
confined to Japan and China. The
primary purpose is the safeguarding
of Manchuria. with the possibility of
extensions into Siberia
Information available here doesn't
show how the agreement affects
American views on the military dem
onstration in Siberia.
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There have been various hints re-
Gently Of German activity In Sim
Fein ranks, although there has been
no full explanation of recent arrests,
including that of a man landed on
the Irish coast from a German sub
marine in a collapsible boat.
Reference to voluntary conscrip-
tion in the proclamation tends to
confirm predictions that the govern
ment changed its conscription policy
owning to Nationalist and Sim Fein
opposition.
A report became current in Ireland
last Friday that the government con-
templated launching recruiting
scheme along lines formerly con-
Quoted by Earl Derby In England.
A Dublin dispatch said this met
rldlcule and 1t was doubtful If a
=.
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WATTS
FOR THE ENEMY.
ALMOST TWO MILLIONS or MEN
OPPOSED TO ALLIED
FORCES

PARIS, May 1S.-The commander
OF the entente troops is confidently
awaiting the beginning of a formid.
able German offensive The Petit
Parlsienne says the enemy has
massed approximately 100000, or
nearly all of the best troops, between
the coast and the Oise. An official
note says that on the eve of the
great offensive President Wilson
sent the following: "The people OF
the United States are happy to find
itself In the brotherhood of the army
with the people of France in this
war In which every man who loves
the right ought to be proud to take
part"
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SEVEN BILLIONS
RAISED IN YEAR
~, A..oeiatsd Prsss.I

hN AsaOetated Freas-l
WASHINGTON, May ls.-The to-
tai Of the third Liberty loan is S4,-
lI0019,650 an oversubscription OF 80
per cent above the three billion min
lmum sought. The number OF sub
scribers was about 100000. Every
federal reserve district oversub-
scribed, the Minneapolis district go
ing l72 per cent. the highest, and
the Dew York district TO l24 per
cent, the lowest.
This great result was achieved not
outstanding the fact that the coun-
Try has been called upon to pay
since the second Liberty loan and
Including the month Of June, income
aud excess profits, taxes to the
amount Of approximately S3,0OO,OOO,-
900, which will make a total amount
turned into the treasury OF the
third Liberty loan OF about $1,000
100000 Total subscriptions to the
second loan we're $4,6l6,000,0OO
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1918-05-18
REGISTER
BY JUNE FIFTH
SECOND DRAFT CALL ISSUED FOR
BOYS REACHING ri
THIS YEAR

WASHINGTON, May 1s.-June 9TH
is the date fixed for registration OF
youths who attained their majority
since the draft registration last year
(By Associated Pressl
SACRAMENTO Cal, May 1S.-
Thirty.one to thirty-three thousand
California youths will be required to
register according to the adiutant
general.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1918-05-18
kuLIAcHA ACQUITTED

Tom Kuliacha, who was accused
by Vic Bogdonovich OF assaulting
him with deadly weapon, was dis
charged yesterday afternoon by a
jury in the court of Justice Dunseath
after an absence of 20 minutes.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1918-05-18
OVER HUNDRED KILLED
BY SERIES EXPLOSIONS

ployes, who hurried from the build.
ings. Many we're caught by the sec.
ond explosion. when the plant burst
into flames. Three other explosions
scattered the burning debris among
the crowds on neighboring hillsides,
where a number we're hurt. The last
explosion tore away the leg OF a
nurse acting as a streteher-bearer
Whiterobed women en- route to Pitts.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1918-05-18
CASUALTY LIST


(By. Associated Prena)
WASHINGTON, May 49, Three
were killed In action, three died Of
wounds. four from disease and IL
are missing; two were made prison
ers; five were severely and nine
slightly wounded. including Privates
Boone of Alameda and McCallum Of
Stockton. One was wounded to q
degree not determined.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1918-05-18
PEACE THIS YEAR
FORESHADOWED
CHANCELLOR Won HERTLlNG
FORECASTS GREAT EVENTS
IN THE WEST

AMSTERDAM May 18.-Chancel'
lor Won Hertling, in an interview in
Berlin, said he "still was optimistic
enough to believe we will have peace
this year" for he cherished firm
confidence that further events in the
west would bring nearer speedy
end OF the war" He said Germany
would "unhesitatingly and joyfully
join" an international peace league,
as "our desire is to win and pre-
serve peace"
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1918-05-18

burg to participate in the Red Cross
parade went to Oakdale and assisted
the doctors. II is estimated that $50
were injured.
A number we're injured when sui
phuric acid escaped and found its
way into small stream, where II
was fired by sparks. Half a mile
from the scene two oil derricks on a
hill were fired by sparks.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1918-05-18
URGED TO HELP
WITH HARVEST
my Associated Press,

SACRAMENTO, May lS.-The gov
ernor by proclamation. appealed to-
Gay to the people to give up their
stations and enroll through the state
employment bureaus and other agen-
eles for harvesting crops, He said
lae needs we're serious. Employers
ol non-essential labor were urged to
grant leaves of absence to permit
men, women and children to aid the
farmers
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1918-05-18
AMERICANS
ARE THIRD
IN MILEAGE
RAPIDLY ASSUMING A LEADING
RANK IN DEFENDING THE
WESTERN FRONT
10y Associated PressJ

thg hHseeAakCN ENSn9I
WASHINGTON. May ls-Secre.
ary Baker advised the senate mill.
tary committee that the American
expedltlonary force now ranked third
in mileage held on the western front
Senators were told the Americans
we're divided among four sectors on
the French front and other troops
we're at the front as well as behind
the lines training with British and
French. The exact mileage was not
disclosed for military reasons, The
French hold most and the British
second
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1918-05-18
ENGLISH STEAMSHIP
LOST OFF BRAZIL
(By Associated d Press,

(By Associated PreSsl
BUENOS AIRES, May 1s.-The
Nelson liner Highland Scott Is
aground on the Brazilian coast, go
miles north of Rio de Janerio, and
is considered to be total loss. The
entire valuable cargo is now be-
lieved to be ruined. The passengers
were saved.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1918-05-18
GIVEN UP FOR DEAD
ARRIVES IN LONDON

WASHINGTON. May 1s-Ensign
Stone, United States naval reserve,
supposed to have been drowned in
the English channel In April, ar
rived in London today. With a com
panion Stone clung 80 hours without
food or drink to the underside Of q
sea plane pontoon before he was
rescued.
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ny Associated FressJ
PITTSBURG May 1s.-Probably
a hundred were killed and property
damaged to the extent of sl,OO0,0OO
by series of explosions at the
Aetna chemical plant in Oakdale.
The debris is burning and days may
elapse before the death toll is known.
The first explosion warned the EN-
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1918-05-18
FREE CHLORIDE OF LIME

A barrel OF chloride of lime has
been received at the police station,
where householders may obtain II
free of charge so long as the supply
lasts.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1918-05-18
BANK PRESIDENT JAILED
IN, As.ocInted I,ressl

thy Associated Pressl
LOS ANGELES, May l8.--W. W..
Phelps, former president of the Ma
.tional Bank OF Riverside, was SEN
fenced to seven and half years Inn
prisonment. He pleaded guilty to
embezzlement.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1918-05-18
a PITCHER FoR CONGRESS


VISALIA, Cal, May 1s.-Friends
have launched a campaign to nomi-
nate Orval Ovralle former Chicago
National pitcher, for congress in the
seventh district on the Republican
ticket
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1918-05-18
PARIS SUBURBS BOMBED


PARIS, May 1S.-German aviators
bombed the suburbs last night, but
failed to reach the city. There Is
violent artillerying north and south
of AYre
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1918-05-18
RAILWAY BRIDGE BURNED


ny Associated Pressl
BEATRICE, Neb.. May lS.-Fire,
believed of incendiary origin, last
night destroyed two spans OF the
Rock Island railroad bridge over
Rear river east Of Beatrice.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1918-05-18
IRISH LEADERS JAILED FOR GERMAN CONSPIRACY
haqed With Holding TedSOndbR Communication With Government
Court Martial
For Ex-CZar
: ny Associated Pre~sD

= t.y Associated PreHsD =
: AMSTERDAM May 49, - .
. Nicholas Romanoff, former en- .
) peror of Russia, will be tried by .
. court martial at Moscow late in .
. June. according to the Berlin =
: Inkal Anzeiger. The trial will .
: be secret. =
e . = = = = = .
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1918-05-18
FIVE MILLIONS
.PARAD|NC TO-DAY

CBy Associated Press1
NEW YORK. May IS President
Wilson led Red Cross parade Of
$4,000 marchers today.
my Associated Fressl
WASHINGTON, May lS.-At least
five million participated in the pa
rade of mercy" held in hundreds of
cities towns and villages at the
opening Of the 500 100000 Red Cross
fund drive.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1918-05-18
BRITISH DESTROYER SUNK
,By Associated Presa)

Uy AsaOpInteu FFesHJ
LONDON, May lS-A British de-
stToyer was sunk Tuesday by sub
marine. Two men we're killed
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. . . . . . .
TO-DAY AND A YEAR AGO. .

1918 1917 .
official readings OF the ther. .
mometer by the United States .
observer at Tonopah: .
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ARTILLERY ACTIVE


LONDON, May 18.--Heayy artil-
crying is reported between Giyenchy
and Robecq.
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Tonight and Sunday Fair
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Treasurer Wanted

Wanted an up-to-dote 1--we wire husl-
n... u"u who ls competent ~ acting Hs
treasurer Of a N.ldng and Investment
'n., az t salary uf 81 600 per year one
Who can take m interest ln the com
mnN h-2>' OA.nhoman
WANTEp. llrst-class shoe rgppirman
good WHg,s Co sober man NIsurtup
~" rur Robinson nrd 'sr
NTED-Brlgnt energetic Young man
i"r position as drlNcrymnn NnuoupI
lN"m' Co
ENRRlK wanted ny Monday. good job
S'r.h hnud a Wright Davis. Okla.
NANTED-rrs class hardware man
with some experience In selling furui-
luI' 10y large retail store I'm good town,
must b" willing 90 work j. r, care
Okmhomon
WANTED ~ once, experienced man or
woman cook Exchange Pharmacy.
2''o hougo Ave rhouo to2A
WANTED An experienced ,-ook must
STAY uu the place. win pay S. 900 week
' W "h don't phone
WANTED Good barber at once. gunrnn-
le" SIS. In good live uh town. Write
.r rhy'n j + tuuuiugham Gem Fool
iiNA NNlc. Okla
WANTED. Experienced Young man or
woman for position MS stcuogrHuhrr
nui hOohhrupcr. must hn Al or do not
apply ITO corc ONnhomnu
VAST two ,olurpd bows nt q y Rruad
WAY. TO shlno shoes. ut once
SlENOGlAIUEU ASSISTANT BOOk-
kEl.HER wanted, Young single mnu. not
subject to duft wanted must he good.
rapid stcuogrnpher and able to assist In
other office work. apply I'M own hand
Writing, giving previous rmu|oycr us ref
crruce salary, SEQ per month with room
and board iu addition George l. Miller.
lol Ranch BLISS. OKLA
WANTED.Ou urst-rluHs barber. good
Workman. Sl5 guaranteed good for $50
per week; to work ON front chair In n
5.rhnir shop d. A. McdCRlf. MARROW.
Clu
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FEMALE HELP WANTED

A NICE LUNCH, 20 10 25c. Cafeteria" 4"
basement. state National Bank
HOT CAKES. Zoe; oatmeal. Sc. toast. &c.;
eggs. lic The Broadway. 800 North
Broadway
LADIES, TAKE NOTlCE-Tha blue
white diamond you have been wanting
so long now on sole Rt Harris GonrE.
soc down md 5nc week. guaranteed Hs
repre-. cuted Besides We give Won 3O dnys
free TRIAL. your money back n you want
A. Youll Ike our system. X n. Clonts.
Mgr l6 y Rob
WANTED Dining room gin: prefer one
10 work for her husbands room and
board at ll6 n Reno. Mrs Emit
WANTED "A rirl for houscwork must
be able tO cook permanent place: I'm
n-L-. Ennh MIEns Wnl IiQ9
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PROFESSIONAL AND
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Attorneys Directory


y o u,nnoo ,oo= wo.' Main
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Al week dly classified advertising runs
IN both papers ut ono price Suudlv
pkI1homnu ON, issue. same ru,e az the
two dtIucs
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O. K AUCTION

o." l",.. Nnum ml
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~ Drr,rrNrNT
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HOTEL DIRECTORY

MONARCH HOTEL 200 EsN 2ri 50
every ruom mol~rn by week s. 800
EMPIRE seS = broadway. modern
hrI,k. ~ outside rooms soc 90 o.,
weekly rates s. 90 To ~ So Uru Hg.
.'mooNuuus for the money
IllE MARC glIrrI HOTEL, overlooking
courthouse park rooms. s. uD up per
week with bath s. pO up per W,yA.
if.i.unvs porter ErrNlrc. owner W ImI.
Ing manager Grand aud Dewey Walnut
,i-f
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POULTRY AND PETS


LOHr COur REDS NIUrRT STRAIN.
cochcrcs, $3.50. trio. 81 co. eggs, s. So
settling NJ q Mrluor 2.B ". Eleventh
street Ohnh0mr ClN
WANTED belgian hprc mhhlts: give
ago Ruh prlrH a r Jones. Box l3J,
Edmond Okn
PuHEnlID Hluc Audauann cggH Is
eggs 81 90, t7o0 100. postage. S d.
tr.liorhcn Mansfield. Ark
~ rOrkINEl nrcd Rnrrcd Rock pullets,
81 'o cnch thlpp a Trlmhlc. X rs.
20 CANARY WRns, Imported stock.
rosdy tur nesting NJ 6lo. l2Oil 5.
IiuNpN
GIANT uOrWON rod mrkov toms
81 90. Hens. 500 single comb Whus
Lrghurn mud white Wymudottrs. cock
lrH hens, 81 90 uud 500 Mrs Jocl
Smith. Nmorln Okn
Full. MOOD Boston bulldog u months
old. very reasonable 10 party who viii
give good home Wal GGlt
Fph SALE Thoroughbred mnlc Afcdals
uuruoH. ugo months $40 each. oua
mile south uf Wilson plant, j. G. Dixon,
care NurkNnrds station.
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WANTED First class. experienced drug
Eisi Mittong's Drug store, Muskogrc.
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WANTED

Experienced IHN operator one who
can usu typewriter preferred. for per
mnncut position with a large corporation,
reply fully us TO ngc experience and
salary desired T-9G, uklahoman.
WANTED. rent room FOR colorrd
servant girl. near St Anthonys Hos
plpl Phone W. 5llS
NANTED-GTl experienced In shumpoo-
Ing md hair dressing l3O W 2ni
Mrs Dillingham;.
WHITE Gll,l io do houscworh. only two
Iu family nice room and good pay.
NJ no
/ A WHITE Girl for general Homework
three I'm family Maple 1li3-J
WANTED-WYtc girl for general house
work lilj v g6th. Phone W 255s
WANTED Housckceper for family OF
three can Walnut 1861
. WOMAN WANTED ma office ssdsHut,
with some experience IN hookkccplng.
/ NprN In person, private office Lee
/ NuDhus hotel
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MALE HELP WANTED

BOY WITH wheel mot attending school. e.
deliver drugs haywood Pharmacy. 200
Enst 6th
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CATTLE AND STOCK


l2O lllfAn NJ high grade urlateln cows
aud nrifars priced for quick sale. w.
Y MrNult. uSford, Wle
For SALl'-A fluc Jersey COW. ircsh;
cn4h or time Phone T. g.
ron NALE-Fno registered Duroc g.
Soy honI celebrated Colonel hloehtkh
uluc mouths' old wright go. prlco lb
John Swnim. saltwater. Odn
DAIRY FEED Cotton hurra containing
sumo cotton seed prouu1 into feed FOR
cattle, RlNr n u trial rrunks' Glu. ON
mud lnlr Grounds
An ENtELlINT Jersey COW. hlg mixer:
dtudy. II Rhode lshud Rcd lRylng
hens all ~ n bargain. ~ " 3Glh
fOh SALE twenty mules, colts and
work mulor. ono or nll cnHv terms
prlucs right N y stone. n Il No ],
Phone Iurnl Il NJ o.. or e. q Hlcgnr,
l'' Ice lhp Phone " ibo
lpR SALE s",cn mgh.rlun tcglHtercd
llrrrfurl bulls. large hone. fine condl-
ton rgrd 10 to u months. immune 10
u.h trvrr lmh Nndcw shormnn, Tex
lOR SALE 40 head good Young mrm
nudes cutler a IInrrcll lO5 " Noble
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GUARANTEE COLLECTION AGENCY,
9lnH v N0in over Won'wor'hs
SOuTuWESTENN SERVICE COMPANY
53s Le" Rdg . collections injury nnd
Insurance claims and estate matters ud-
mstCd
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PRIVATE LOANS

lmIHdunl hrH sumr ui,nlr money n
ln'n uu good urm or rllN property ui I
percent lutrrcHl mo- DELAYS or rcd t0prI
desirable luuH only considered write,
giving Cddrosr. amount End drHr'lp-
ilon NJ security % l., care Times
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OFFICE AND STOREROOMS
FOR RENT

To l.. ASH, either G0Nlto or o5NllO. close.
iu ON Nutih broadway. also gtsI0
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-26
STOCKS AND BONDS

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