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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-28
Outside Livestock
EoRT MoRILI

TORT WORTH, Texas Juno - CAT
TILE Receipts bO0D, 100 to 80 up.
lIceVca, ~ OOulB7b llOGg Urcclpts
10n, active, Toe TO lhc up ilrnvy, ~ UO
nl7Ob, SHEEP, Receipts, $500, stoady
lnmbs Gll 0UtIIg OO
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-28
EMPIRE BROKERAGE
COMPANY, INC.
1868 NORTH ROBINSON.
Maplc 3OSS- $3.50
Wanted. United 0. 4 r.
BOB PARMAN OFFERS

Quote best price, first letter c. u
IMrMnlL Pr W Ith Mnnln 1871
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-28
REAL ESTATE WANTED

WNNTElp-To buy from owner l-npnrt
ircnt flat must be modern and close I'm
Address wa. Times
WNEkS--AqENTs - Want hest five
room homo 81 o0O cash will buy Dow.
1907 North Kelley
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-28
New Mexico.
OUT-OF-TOwN REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE--Lease on i0-room house and
furniture for sumc, good business Op-
portunity. Address Mrs. NJ T. Foster,
45s College Ave. Norman, Okla.
FOR SALE-Lots and 10. block 23.
Culhcrtson East Highland addition.
Lots 80 and 36 proffctts sub division
block D. Ross Heights addition; lots n
and 3S fkdol heights block I. w. T..
Harris owner. Fairfield Iowa.
FOR TRADE iO-acrc farm Pofuwutu-
mic county. Okla ; smooth land; drilling
for oil close, hnlf cultivation, balance
pasture. Groom house, want acreage near
oklahoma city American State Bank
Eoscdnlr Okla.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-28
Mining Stock
Industrial Stock

200 Troplc Ice Machine ....,..... $50
500 q. Is. Storage Battery .,,.... 10
o5 Geronimo Motors ,............. 2 90
zoo Midland Motors .............B Bargain
200 Davis Mfg. co. ............. ii. 90
No order too largo or too
small Cor rs to handle.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-28
100 Acres Near City

This Is river bottom farm only one
and quarter miles from tine pavement,
this is the richest farm In Oklahoma,
seveu-room house. good n1ru. and three
silos. and the price is only tl2NoO WIN
good terms D. f. Harness & Son. 2l5
Weaver TfIp
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-28

WY 10 ~ NEW bungalow un Fast
NV @U. Park Place near dcnry, &,
w NfN - rooms, rooms In OAK fine
decorations and nNturcH Double 1uilt
throughout FIRST class mntnrlulg uud
workmanship Two fun lots. priced 10
scll right now, only flliO, cnHy terms
n you want cracking good home nj
tire rEht price, let us show you this
one Listing 2J1
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-28
Produce Provisions
KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY, Mo, Juno 9s.--BuT.
TER and POULTRY, unchanged EC0H,
flrHtu, air seconds. 26c. POTATOES,
stcndy, g. OOU225,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-28
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Junn 2s-CORN, No ,
yellow, il.77Bl7s. OATS, standard. old
IDcn7Oh; new, 7si4cT7p RYE No ?
81 76 BARLEY. ilO0ffl 20.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-28
COTTON RECEIVERS
OPENING LOSSES
Austrian Revolt Reports Have
BeariSh Effect,
NEW ORLEANS COTTON svrusss

NEW ORLEANS, June N---Cottor
cloHod steady at an advance of ~ TO 10
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-28
FARM AND ACRE TRACTS
Oklahoma.


~STLENDlD alfalfa nrm, 32O
~ acres price considerably under
~ market. located within two
miles ~ good town ON the Rock island
railroad, has Two complete HOiu of good
improvements two splendid wells ~ ho'i
water, 1a acres lu Hlfnlf1. 100 acres iu
spring crops which goes with sale. immu.
dinie possession. place .truos q loan ut
81 900 ht four ycurU 3 percent Price
1000
T. y Mathews.
Farm Land Department
r. + STUART a CO..
maple 16 90 W Main
1850 ACRES decided land Rnd eight see
tous leased. 10 miles rrum town. mui
milo to school also i,f23 ucrrE z miles
from town, we'll wHtrrcd mud pr1rscd
rnsy terms. S. 90 per mere Tor both tracts
W q. Ogio. Las Vegas. y. NJ
0l6O ACHES 3ls milo, northcnst
w. OF Shawnee, In the beautiful
- Canadian river valley. li0
acres in fine bottom. hcsi corn. cotton
and alfalfa land: improved with t-rooW
house large barn and Other uuthullinEs,
prir" Sl00o0. ON terms uf s. OoU cash and
$1,000 tu Oklahoma c1ty property
/ s Mathews
IUm Land Department
E 4. STUART 4 co.
20 W Main Maple n
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-28
Arkansas
Kansas
M lssouTI

IMPROVED 80 acres, near town, 81 25O.
easy terms; other bargains. McGrnth.
Mountain View. Mo
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-28
FARM AND ACRE TRACTS
Oklahoma.

from Banner, Canadian county, okla. ;
125 acres In cultivation. all fenced; price
$500; viii Ioan $4,000 to $4,000 on long
time II desired. H. S. Parker. IL Reno.
Okln,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-28

(JA sNAr-6 room splendid HON,
W. som ST, near tnHaen In uuc
~ condition. garage aud drlNcwnN
uuu trees, Chiykru Nnd, fenced, $1,000,
I0OJ cash bunuyo Ike rent can
thuA T. Thomas,
Hun Estate Dent
H. 4. STUART n co,
Maple 70 20 W MNln
SIT JUO T. Tenth an b-ruom homo.
Pavement paid out
FOR SNLl,-lo lour-toum house, small
payment down, balance partly pay
mcnts less than what II rrntS for, rcndy
10 move into. See property at Gl6 "
Ulh
MODERN northwest home Tor snlo hy
owner, facing south, rooms, bath, two
halls. puruhvH, garage chicken houHe.
shade and fruit trees l'nuuo Nu G.Nf-l
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-10-18
sdrtdlide SlanOfataitroqbe
im 9lorOeu 0rs SHUTS
@rphe @erluite at Menldenleben
lleber 700 9eiben bereits auieeinnoen,
Neununo5uan5g Drtihaften ean5 ooer teiltueiie
5erit0rt+

3ie perbeere1loIten Walbbrdnbe t1t
ser @el6tdte oes Staat8 eretgneten
lib anfangS Ser gSode I'M 1l6rohden
Ietl beS 5taateS
Gs piro gel6dbt, baB bie Brdnoe
iiber $1,000 Qnabratr1etlerl oabt11z
oelpiitet baben. Gs erltredt it'd bon
.1ulutb Sc Meilen iiioneitli6 bis iiber
W1oo1e 2afe uno 11abe5n 100 Metlen
noropeitli6 bon 0ulutb biS 9egen
@rano NapioS lln0 In 1l0roltder Nth=
tllnq 10 Meilell BON Duluth.
Sine balb Wilfion 9lcres blhten
Malbla1oes lit perpiiltet lporoen. 5pdf
am Montag reu auSgebrodene 8rdno
ia1lfen bab 5ulannelL als Der 2St1o
sic 6lanmen segell bereits nteoerse=
branl1teS G5ebtet trteb. Gs tit bud=
1tdblid] 11ibts Brellilbares iibrig ge=
blteben. 5duler muroe1l etll9edldert.
Grpbe 6ai1le BON 9lteierlbdunen lpllroen
IN gSdlber bon lblDar5el1 raud)e11oen
5tiinlpfel1 un1gemanoelt.
Sc meiter ote 5ilfSarbetter III Die
llieberoebra11te1l gegenoen Ser Counties
Carlton, 2afe, ct. 2uois, llno SfaSca
eirbringe1l oelto offenii6flt6er iptro
es, bab Sic ,3abl Ser bon ben Salobrir=
Sen geforoerten Me1lidenleben sr6Ber
lein lpiro, als man Snerft an1lab1n.
9eeununo5man5ig Srte 5erifDrt
9lell11nnb3mall5is Srtihaften it1o e1ltz
1peber gd1Bli6 oerllihtet ooer tell
1petie 5erlt0rt.
GS .lt1o oies: Gloquet, Mooie gafe,
Settle Ntper, 2aaiufer, Nbobb, Mlrts
qer, Jioe Corners, 5arnen, graro
Safe, D1aple @rooe, 9lpig 8arnnn1,
sDeatbelp, slttfinio1 6ren6 91iper, Glif=
ton, BroofitprL grepator, SPITE 2ofe,
9Bn1e 5ill, &olooola, 9lonalb, 5alo,
5plit Sod, Nuto1nba, Wfce)regort Gorl=
ton lll1o gSarba.
g[ud) Sic dllberitel1 9ia11btetle BON
Iulutb it1lb burd bte 6lanllnen 1bper
beibdoigt.
Die ge1aue 3abl Der Spter lptro
lpobl 1lte1nals feltgeltellt merben f01lne1l,
Dllbenbe >puroen bllrh Die Tlannen tn
fleine 5een 1l1lo fliebenbe @emdlier
oetrieben u11b ertranfen. Nnoere 2et=
den lpllrbell gdn5li6 5u 9llOe perbranllt
in ser 9tiele11bibe be8 8ralloes.
Heerbtonno8abtetlungell arbettell Ja9
1ulo g1ad)t an Ser Weei6afflr1e 1lno
Beerbi9lrn9 ser 9eibe1 Der 5pfer.
Gtele lpuroen 3ur llnfenlltlidfeit per-
brannt 1no oieie tperoen hi rob gezz
5ir1,nert 5drse selegt llrlo gelneinianl
IN Oeallensrdberll beitattet. 511 Der
92dbe bon Moole 2afe, no ba8 Jeuer
AM ibliln11jten mar, ip1roen Is Derz
foblte 2ei6ell IN -etnem grobelt @rabe
be1fattet.
Nlpqnet ei1t rauhenoer .6uinenbaufen
TIM 4 llbr an1 9alnStag abe1lD
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-10-18
&orlid)tsnlakregellt
gegelt nflnell5a

#5tabtrat beihlieRt 5d)liekung ppll
&ir1en, 5hulen, uifu, 3tpei neue
Witglieber beg Geiunobeitsrats err
ildilmt.
s}1l eirler am Weo1ltagabe1lb abgebal=
tellen 5ibllr1g oes 5taotrats tplrbe
#ouf Glnpfeblnrlg oes @ella1bbeitsbe=
Eanltell beihlolfer 8 auf BeitereS
ale g6ulen SGirG II 1beater Illo
anoere 0ffe1ltlihe 8eria1nl1llungs gspldbe
auf nlbeittnlnlte 3eit 81 mlieben.
s3tefe Soa1lblllng iplrbe oaourd not
tpe1roie meil li6 Bic Nn5aH Der Salt
bon S1lHne1l5a ber1naben per9r0bere
bat, oab man eine gpibe1llie befiirdtet
|lpelln 1lint bel s3eiten bie itrengz
lten 8erlibf nlabregeln ergriffen iber=
ben.
Sn Ser gitung oes 5taotrats fellfe
es 1in berans, boB oie 5ipei a1loerell
Mitglieber be8 geinnobeitsrats ntdt
qnaIifieirt batterl. Sin berel1 @5felle
|ipuroe11 q s.. 9lie1l ll1lo NuellIt Dabl
||errlan1lt, Sin 5dreibe11 ipuroe per-
Ileier, oab Sic fir oieie 0ode n
Rohelter a1lberaun1te @onDentto1l ber
gsJeelllicipalitdten oe8 5taates allf mn
beitimn1fe .3eit perid doben lporoen lei,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-10-18

mar @loquet nit 5000 Ginipobnern
md IN pollter 8liite ll1lb bente lit es
eu1 {6par5er, qualnenber 5aufen BON
rii1nnern. 5etae 8efpobner fliid=
teten ftd nod 5uperior uro Dulutb.
|5eine @el6dftsbdnier nHb Sabrtfanz
laeen eriitteren ntdt nebr. Oie llmge=
bllng beitebt aus au8gebrannten ooer
nod gllberbe11 llberbleibieln .friiberer
aSar1aen oeren Betpobner oen Blalnn1enz
t1o erltften bate:l.
ganlenbe rhine oein1 lt1O 8elomittel.
Iallie1loe BON Nniieolern iirb tbreS
S5auies beraubt u1lo beI1abe obne alle
@elomittel. 5taatsf0riter 3 IS.
S. @or iddbte 0ienstas Ste @erluite
|an 6obbeltd1lbe1 auf $20,000,000
lu1o Sen 0erlnit an perl0nliben1 St
|aer1tum allf u11eefdbr Sic gleibe 56be.
3te 9lniiebler iinb ntdt 1l1ltlos,
u1lo iotpeit bat fein eirl5tger oie Nbltdt
befllnbet ni6t mteoer IN oaS oerz
piiftete @ebiet 5uriid5ufebre1. @tn=
selae 1in6 lho1l an oer grbeit, Die
Sduler propiioril6 tpie0er 81 errt6=
ten, 1oneit ib1te1l bas Watertal ba5u
sur gerfaeune itebt, 5nnoerte BON
M1drr1lern bobe1l itd freimtlltg berett
erfldrt, Al, bielen Nrbetten 81 belfen.
gluf Ser .Snhe nad) 9eiden
Ja1lienbe Don Mdrmer1l beft1lben
| fih be1te oabei, oie 5dltt= uno
Nldenballen rah Sen perfoblten get
den III bllrdinbe1l, ipobei lie tell
|lpeiie irn1ller nod NIT ben 6la1nlne11
! Es sa fd1npfell baber.
3as Soilfslperf bat aub l6on ei1l=
geletf. s3ebr Waeeonlaoul1gen NIT
65etrei0e ll11o peu fir DaS 8ieb ltrlss
beretts eingetroffe1.. Sn oen SLANT
men lit cine grobe W'enee Nteb UNI
! gqgilopret 1nngefonllnell, gln elmer 5tel=
lie fans mon eine Nn5abl W9d1lller, Dte
1nebr ais so 5tu1loen la1lg IN ei1len
fleinel1 Gee 3nbri1gen 1nubten.
sBis Wetttlpo6 nor lpe1ltg Die Hebe
bapon, sic gyolobranbe, Die mebr ala
eine balbe W1illion 9lere8 I'M noro0ltlt6e11
| M1uu1elota per>pilltet bobe11, gelegt 1et11
lnodten. Sebt aber 1T e8, mte bie.
1iae 0eteftips {oge11, feiteeifellt,, oaf
ba8 i5euer I'M 5Ol5bo1e ipeltlld bon
Duluth, oa8 bie t11ternationale Briidf
oerbra1u,te uno Meeierlnrssidiffb ffbalb0ft
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-10-18

de11 mar, 1r1ter Gontro1le 81 brtn9el1.
s51l ser oertpiiiteten @egero Der
sssoro bue 2aezS1lbial1erre mo-
gen 600 bis 700 Yerionen INNS 2ebe1l
gefomme1l iet1l.
NdtSig Oaarrn beS Oeotor=0eierpe=
forps fubre11 beute Inn 3 nbr NOR
gems BON ct. Bau1 ab nod Nttfnl,
UNI bel ber 8efdnlpflrllg Der 6lalnmen
3n belfen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-10-18

11en1 gooe erbtelt er Sic 9ladri6t bon
{einer Beforberllng gum Go1nlnalloa11te1l.
Baitor @beeler bon bier a111tterte
bel Ser Beeroieung. Garl 8oetel, gSm.
5iluerio1l, S. Sc, 5iees u11o 5er11la1l
Soelo lpobntel1 Dem 2eide1begdngr1ts
bon bier BET. Der 9erltorbene btr1ter=
ldbt ietnen Bruoer S. 6 Gee6er anS
1nierer 5tabt l11b et1le 96fpelter,
Nrau IS. $. Solparb aus 8tpeltone,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-10-18
9,eroronn,,g oss staotrats*


Neip l1m1 Nnn., 15 Sftpber, l9lS
An b subeb0roe Die 8eber 9beatern uno
6aen Sic 8eiiker gan5ballen uno &eeelbahnen at
ale apee1 8erene, alle aird1en an ollie pnnfldn
unO pripaten 8erlammlugeen
snnerbab Der kten paa Gage no cine Nn5ah 5ale opn
paner suensa III bieier Gabt aufgeeten nb o1e Srant
belt ient m idnel 81 pebreiten Gs pube nar oaf, en
nit Makreeen 9etrDen drben um oas Nnsbreun o'e'er
Granfbe 81 nerbnoern, mir pprausbtld ne Np1oen'e TT
oeier 5tab batten n Nnbetraht oieier Saad)e bat 'h
Sic G5eiunbbeitsbh1ro oer 5abt oabn entioen, bd es
pDrfg Dbl oieier 5taot o ihrer ge'pDhner proere
alle 5ulen, Greater, anoeboeballen San5bailen nno
agelbabnen 2pgen erene, an nno ae anoern Nlaee
st ieken, 9eute siammenfommen Doer fd perammeln
unro cine oahi5ielenOe gerpbnune ppn Der eelnno
beitgbebDrbe aetrDen gs au pere Nadr6t nerDen ste
eedla oieier grDrSnna Osr Geiunobetb1oroe nad
B fDnlnte1
s, $. gDeel,
saut Der geroronuns ser geianoleifbel0rpe,
gaeu lIn, NlnaeiDa
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-10-18
Nitt)t l6nloi9!
ltrteil oes Gpunti) gerbanoes oer
.Nrste. &ein 8etpeis erbrad)t bel
9r. 5ritithes gerbDr. 8eihluk,
9r. ssritihe aus' benl Gerbano
al1ssnidliefen, pprberettet, aber
rtid)t angenDmnten.

Qebten D1ittmod 9lbeno fa1l6 IN
Or. 91einefes 5preh5ilnmer eine Ser
5an1111llme bes gerba11bS Ser Nr5te
BON Brolpr1 llab Nebnoob SO. itatt
no bei ent1bieoen >perben iollte, Oh Or.
6 81. Tritlcbe tpegen Sllopalttdt aus
oem Gerba1loe auS5uidlieben let ooer
11idDt. Ser yall ipurbe 10 erlebtgt,
bab etn gSabrlprll6 auf Mhtl6uloig
abaeoebe1l tplrbe, petl feline. Betpetle
pDrlagen.
syprberuna bes staatsperbanbes
ll1lere 9eler iperbelt it6 ertnnern,
bab Dor n1ebrere11 @o6en bonn 5taatsz
perba11o ser gr3te Die Toroerllr1g ge=
itellt muroe, Or. Tritide mnile t1z
ynerbalb 90 3ase11 lpegen Sllonalttdt
pon1 Gountpperba11o perb0rt, miortg=
anfalls Ser Gountnoerbano aus oer1
5taatsperbano ausgel6lo1len mllrOe.
Mus bieien1 grnnbe fa1lb anl Wdttmob
g(be1lo sic gera11llte 8eria1n1nlung ltatt.
ST. fritl6e batte als ietnen Sertreter
belr S(nlpalt s. S. Oac1er1nott aus
|5t. Saul 3ur 5telle, pdbreno Or.
@orf1nan aus 5racn alS aldger tiir
SEN 5taatSperbanb flln9irte.
8eipeiie feblen
sDboleid ser Sefretdr be8 Golnltnz
oerbanoes, Dr. SEQ, S. 9feiuefe, be-
lonbere Mnltreneungen genad)t bate Oas
Bemeismateriol 81 erlange1, auf 0rlnb
oelien Dr. Tritide iei1,er5eit BON let1lent
gmte .als 8iirgern1eiiter Der 9toot
|e1tfer,1t .ipuroe, llro troboen Der 5e=
fretdr 3 N1d barllln gelhrtebel1
1n1o loear telepbo,liert batte 10 font1te
sod Sen Olieoerl1 beS goll1ltn0er=
banceS tpeiter ntdts oor9elegt meroe1l,
I al8 11ur Sic 9lnflage uno Der gefnnl
bes @ouberlleurs Bltr1lalltit. llnofIt=
3iel tpiro l1ns bsrihtet, oob etn 0ltet
6eB 9ofalocrbonbeS eil1e Nelolution aus
gcorbeitet, berSufolge Or. Trtti6e alls
.bem NerbauSe ausoeitobell meroen loa=
| te. @elbifpertd1lblih fo1lnte ullter Der
obpalte11ben llmitd1lben bieleS Shrtft=
ltiid l1t6t aneenom1nen lperoen.
Inter Sen ietisen 8elttmmpneen
|pirb Elm Ioftor @lteo loipobl bes
Giants al8 aud beS Observation-Disclosures
ser Nerste, pell11 er in ben @ou1tpper=
ba11o aufgenommen miro. Doralls
folgt, oab pe0er Ser 9taot8= nod Der
geationalperba1lb et1 Ne6t bat, Elm
Mitelieb aus irge1lo etnenl ser genonn=
ten 8erbd1lbe aus3uidlteben. Da af=
let1t Ser Gon1tnperbaro Surt8oiftton
iiber |ei1le O}itglteoer beitht, 10 folgt aus
ser Nbltt1ll1nung anl Mittno6 Nbeno,
oab nad >pie Dor Or. 6ritide etn N}tt=
| glieb beS Golnltnperbanbe8 unb onh oes
9taatsz ll11b Observation-Disclosures lit.
Sin opllltd1lbiser 8eri6t nebif 8efllro
nber Sic 8erball6lu1g am Wdttmod)
glbe11o miro bon etren bie1tgen gnlpalt
arsgearbettet, u1lb lobalO beibe 56rift=
itiide fertt9 li11o iperben iie pona 5efrez
tdr al1 Sen 5taatsDerba1to meiterge=
lanot fDeroen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-10-18
Nutoufdue foroerlt
5pler.

VtlluuHltSl wv 0fAtNSI1S-e~,,ss y S.f>S,>>.>>
Banter aus slaptpn idbmer per=
lebt. QlnDere fpmntett nit lei6ter
8erletungen uno Dem Sdlrefen
DapDr.
Sin Ioter lnlo Elm 5hlperuermunbez
ter linb bte Spfer etnes llnsliidSfalles,
ser ii6 am Trettas Nbeno etlpa 5
O9eilen 0itli6 BON 9pringfielo 5utrllg.
Das Mutonlobtl, IN be11t Gbrt1t. Weeloe
bon Ser sSirmo W1elbe & Senrp, 96anf=
lpirte IN 5prineftelo, 1lnb Der 5banf=
fellner Mn. Ibormbp fubren iiber=
i6lue li6 llllo 5born1bp mllree 10
lhlper perlebt, sab ef i1lnerbalb etller
5tunbe ltarb. ST NOR perbetratety
settpa "a Sabre alt, uno btnterldbt
i5rall rlno 2 &inoer. 0ebore1 lllo auf=
gema6len 1T er allf einer 6orm IN Teoz
lpoob So. unb bat iett 111ebreren Jabren
in 5pri1lsftelo gemobrlt.
;Sran 0r. Meterbtng, bte nit etllde1l
@lieoern Der 8el1bire1l Sa1ntlte etne
5po3ierfabrt u1lternomlnen bate, fa11b
gn,,,feIn nn,herirrte gr mar pDllio
perlpirrt lno. ml1Bte 5ur s3eit rt6ts bon
bem l11,fall. 9fadbe1n er III ietn 5eim
mad 5prtneftelo sebradt poroer1 lpar,
eraab cine llnterlllhung, bab er it'd
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Enlisted men in the Army of the
United States are subject TO military
law and liable to be tried by military
courts from the date Of their muster
or acceptance into the service, in case
of those who enlist, and in the case
OF those drafted, from the day on
which, by the terms of the draft or
der, they are required to obey the
same, ed A. W.
A soldier charged with crime or
a serious offense under the Articles
Of War may be placed in confinement.
For a minor offense he may be placed
in arrest (69th A. W. Ordinarily
no one but commissioned officer has
the right to place a soldier in arrest
Tor confinement.
The 10th Article OF War provides
that no person shall be held in con-
finemeut more than eight days, or
until court-martiGl can be convened,
except at remote posts or stations. A
person placed IN arrest is entitled to
be served with a copy of the charges
on which he is to be tried within
eight days after his arrest and to be
brought to trial within ten days there
after. unless tho necessities OF the
service prevent such trial In that
event he must be brought to trial
within thirty days. If charges are
not served or if the person is not so
brought to trial, the arrest must
cease, but those so released from
arrest may be tried, when the exigen-
cies of the service will permit, with
in twelve months after such release.
When a soldier is brought to trial
before a special or general court-mar-
tial, he has the right to challenge
any member of the court (1Sth A.
WI The usual ground of challenge
is that the officer is a witness in tho
case or that he has investigated it, or
that he has signed the charges OF
formed an opinion as to the guilt Of
the accused, He may also be chal-
lenged on the ground of personal bias
or prejudice The accused is also
accorded the right to be represented
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qualities as a witness he is subject
to cross-examination the same as any
other witness, but he is not subject
to dissemination on an unsworn
statement.
So much for the rigid question OF
rights The laws assistance to sol-
diers goes farther, however. The War
Department, realizing that the fight
ing men may require assistance in
matters that go beyond military rou-
tine, has made the entire legal de-
partment of the Army an instrument
to help the private soldier in his per-
sonal troubles. II any man in the
United States Army uniform wishes
legal advice about his own or his FAM
ily's affairs, he may appeal to the
Judge Advocate of his division, or
his assistants AS means of faciIi-
tating these appeals, the War Depart-
ment has been granted permission TO
detail Judge Advocate assistants as
lieutenants and captains in the vari-
Gus units, When this arrangement is
perfected, legal assistance may be ex-
tended to the soldiers through battal-
ion headquarters, thus eliminating
tho delays that attach to an appeal
for help to division headquarters.
In addition, the Red Cross has
placed its legal department at the call
of the American private soldier. II
one of the men in General Pershing's
army, for example, learns that his
family i'm the United States is threat
ened with eviction proceedings, or
other legal difficulties, he may take
his troubles to the nearest Red Cross
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/ by counsel, usually OF his own seIec- q

by counsel, usually of his own selec-
ton.
For minor offenses he may be tried
by summary court--that is, a court
composed of single officer-and in
this case the right of challenge does
not apply. He is never required to
give evidence against himself, but
may, if he chooses, qualify as a wit
ness in his own behalf, or make any
statements he may desire without
qualifying as a witness in his own
behalf, that is, not under oath III he
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-10-23
FAREWELL BANQUET
FOR CAPTAIN STRUTZ

4 f7~eweu banquet was rendered by
the officers attached to the Personnel
Detachment TO Captain j. O. Strutz the
retiring camp personnel officer, who
leaves for Camp SEWER, S. c., for active
service.
Although this banquet was arranged in
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The Legal Rights OF The Private Soldier


impaired he Of Unn One 81 hehpom khqa IDrhpr
n uhpa q 1yothng gurgtso H
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BzE or coLoNH GENE srAFF U. s.
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AFTER MANY ATTEMPTS

Private said. "Ain't that bugler
playing grandT'
OfIicer--What' that?
Private---I said, "Ain't that bugler
playing grand?''
OfIicer--Aw, l can't hear a word
you are saying because Of that darned
sour bugliBg.
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-10-23
A DUDE

New Recruit: when do we have
army uniforms issued to us?"
G. o.: you will get them in a
few days. In the meantime, wear
your civilian clothing; it will give
you chance to wear it out"
New Recruit: Yes, sir, but I
wanted to keep these clothes clean
and in good shape for Sundays and
evenings"
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-10-23

Send Trench and Camp to the home
folks for months for so cents.
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The Americans are very courteous
They came TO save France, 10 save righ
and liberty. America ros% against Tia,
dcspOtism OF Germany.
FE,RNANp LACOSTE.