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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-03-09
REGULAR March Session VIII Be Hello
at Hotel Iowa at 6:15 O'Clock
in Main Dining
Room.
WANT BIG CROWD OUT
Dollar Day VIII Be Discussed and
There VIII Be Some Other
Business to Be
Considered.

The Keokuk Commercial club will
meet Tuesday evening at the Hotel
Iowa at 6:15 o'clock. A sixty cent
luncheon will be served the mem
bers in the main dining room and
after supper there will be business
session which will be Of interest 70
all of the members, President Justice
says, and urges that all members be
present.
Dollar day which will be held this
year March %. will be under discus
sion. The club is planning to make
this the best and biggest bargain day
that has been staged here, and the
discussion of plans for this event
will be a feature of the meeting
Tuesday.
Flower boxes along Main street
may also be discussed at the meet
ing, and there will be other matters
of interest to the members to be
taken up.
President Justice wants all of the
members to be present Tuesday night
and urges that they notify Mr. Full
ton at once II they viii be able to
attend.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-03-09
March Sale Piano Specia
Are you going to save on your Piano
Purchase?

Benefit today by our March Saleaoffers.
No better investment of your piano money
is possible
No need to experiment in piano buying
now. Decide. that your instrument must
be of standard manufacture, one that has
stood the test Of time and brand famous
for it's use among the great artists, and in
colleges and Conservatives; then we will
sell you celebrated piano or player from
a well known maker, at these March Sale
special prices. Secure your piano or play
er now and you will be assured Of a safe,
profitable and permanent value for your
money.
We not only guarantee the price and make as
standard, but will pay ourselves, all the delivery
charges covering the entire cost OF installing
piano in any home within the DUNCAN-SCHELI1
selling radius. You save when you buy piano
at March Sale.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-03-09
Weather Conditions.

The western storm center has adj
vanced TO eastern Nebraska this
morning, increasing in intensity; and
warmer weather with rains on its
front in the upper Mississippi valley
is followed by snow and colder wealth
er, with high winds. from the Mis-
souri, river to the mountains.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-03-09

S. Department of Agriculture

III. S. Department of Agriculture.
Weather Bureau.I
For Keokuk and vicinity: Rain
turning to snow and colder tonight,
Sunday unsettled and colder. Shift
ing gales.
For Iowa: Rain turning to snow
and colder tonight; Sunday unset
tied; colder east portion. Shifting
gales diminishing Sunday.
For Missouri: Unsettled weather
tonight and Sunday; rain north por-
ton tonight turning to snow; much
colder. Strong shifting winds.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-03-09

STEADY STREAM
OF SHELLS
CONTINUED from page ID
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-03-09

Ypres sector, which the British repu.s
ed last night.l
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-03-09
Local Observations

PRECIPITATION, hundredthS.
Mean temperature, March s, A.
Highest, SO.
Lowest, 80.
Lowest last night, 46.
FRIED 2. G.OSEWISCH,
Observer.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-03-09
River Bulletin.
FLOOD Stage. Stage. Change. fall fail

The river VIII faIl slowly from DAY
export to Keokuk during the next 2
hours.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-03-09
WORLD WIDE
GERMAN PLOT
CONTINUED from page /.

some of the nations leading institu-
tons of learning.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-03-09

First Methodist Protestant church.
corner of Twelfth and Exchange
streets. Rev. S. c. Benninger, pastor.
Morning service at 10:45. subject of
sermon, THE Peoples Part in a Re
vival." Evangelistic services in the
evening at 1880. Subject. THE Pow
Or of the Cross" Sunday school at
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-03-09

The United Presbyterian church
corner of Blondeau and Ninth, ii. Il
Mcf1ree pastor, 500 Franklin street
sabbath school at $50, l.. A. Ham
i'll, superintendent. Morning service
at 1915 Evening service, 1880.
p. C. u, $50.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-03-09

These Pianos are regular goods marked by well
known Piano Co, to retail for $4,000 an nsue1
ment made in beautiful figured mahogany ans
quarter sawed oak.
Full empire top, hinged with two large gram
hinges: music desk has the automatic fun Swing,
plate full bronze metal top and bottom WIN
pushed tuning pins; continuous hinge on iI
board; hardware brass polished Throughout: hs-
grade action: vorine keys; copperlzeu 20 a.
strings. Beautifully hand polished all over. Heisl
feet, inches, width feet, inches Dep@
feet. 3H inches, weight, 7S6 pounds.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-03-09

$3.50 a. M, A. B. Grout, superintend
ent. Christian Endeavor at $50 p.
M, subject, Making the Most OF
Ourselves" Leaders, Mrs. J. X.
Foulkes and Miss Daisy Geer.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-03-09

Preaching services IN the West
Keokuk Presbyterian church Sabbath
morning and evening.-Subject for
morning service, Il Am Debtor" for
evening service, How to Obtain For
giveness." Geo. H. Duty. acting
pastor.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-03-09

First Church of Christ, Scientist,
No. Gle High street.-Seryices at
10;45 a. M, subject: Man" Sun
day school at 9:45 a. m; Wednesday
evening meeting at 7:45. Reading
room, No. 229 Masonic temple, open
every day except Sunday and legal
holidays from IL m. to 4:30 p. m;
Saturdays from II III. to 9 p. m.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-03-09

Swedish Evangelical Lutheran
church, Twelfth and Morgan, Rev. S
C. Franzen, pastor-Sunday schoo,
at IL 90 a. m. No other services for
the day. Prayer meeting Wednesday
evening at the home of Mrs. Mag
nuson, 172S Des Moines street. The
missionary society will meet Thurs
day afternoon at the home OF Mrs
Theodore Peterson, 426 North Eigh
teenrh street.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-03-09

Redeemer English Lutheran church.
Twelfth and Timea streets. Rev. L.
Richman, pastor.-Sunday school at
$50 a. m. No services.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-06-27

file obielman fiiorittojille! 8i'fos
fanais faifelIe pleii0lle fun olltte
.oiaa ottamasia jublaamme. Sillo1o
Il pli D~iibenfpmmensn oo..arln.
Maitta pli faifen fiitns Siimolalle.
iofa antoi fauniin iIaIai ia faiffl
bpwdt lobiat. Sa ie bppd labja on
Secius &ristils, Siimalan Sofia, lo-
ia on nellie ibmiiillc annettit. US
fcfaa ia omistafoa Seeins itlellen-
ne autuuoefii. raubafiiu ia ritfoll-
foa ii1meib1n ridfousta etta Suuna'
Ian ~ipaltafunta tliliii tptonnle. Gil
Ia 'Ifd Secius plan tiilee. Siimnla
imnutfoon faiffia rpanfeliumin
iaarnaajia ia Sitmala antafopn iili-
natienia faiffien iananfuililnin f1'
lGnliin, ett1 ic tefiii bcoelmGn jam
|fn:ffiieen eldmG1n. 2apiet, rafas.
tafaa toiiianne!
s. urpilainen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-06-27
Kansan kiritita


Yiirrdn jonfun rimin ia mninitien
ettG iImat opat olleet fnlniitn fei1
ilmoia. aaspilliiuis nGpttGG III
paalpalta.
SGdlt1 mrulttaa Matti Hellinen
ia 8Gino Sarju perbeineen Iuro-
roan, Winn. joSta omat ostaneet GO
eefferiG maata firmpifin. Sellinen
on mppnpt tG1llG omistaman moan.
ia mrs IS. Yelliielle, faitppaiummo
$1,000. Maoto oil fofii fpmmentu
eeferiG.
SGmGn FUN 16 p. oil lasten re-
%fisteeraus, ollie 6 mllptta. Sltpn nil.
ia iuomalaiiia 14S, ia toisfieliii1 o.
Ii ~. 8aan ne ei olleet iiella fou-
h~rbltoneella maol1 refiSteeraiipat TO-
tonaan. 81 ie mifaGn ibmle olllit-
foan waiffa Ell fen eiuempi toiienfieli.
ia clllttaan, IDpsm ettd tarna ON
iltomaloinen tauni.
gtpt Iiitd paljon pubutusta ian-
nnSta pannaun alfli ett1 n1boGun
maifutufien ie antaa noille
iofpi teille. - Soiste enempi.
S. 81.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-06-27

SbmiiesiG, ipfa poinaa $50 pait-
naa, on $500 fiilrtiojalfaa orpgen
hydrogen ia nitrogen ntnistd faa-
ira, jofa lasfettrna SOC tltbannelta
finltiojaldlta, on $3.50 ia Doitai-
fin fGpttGG poImistilstartoitirfiiin.
SbmiiesiG ,pn mpostin min palion
rosipaa, ett1 iiitG woitaiiiin teboG
10 poltnon fpmttiIG. Eaten bGnelld
faallt. ia recommendation on inn
ret Observation-Disclosures. Su-
neSiG on coellisten liiGfii % pail-
noa ia 10 utsiia biiltG, josta moi
toiiiin moImistoa $50 tltlinoa eli
$3.50 ~fuppoletta Ip%iIpfpniG. SGnrn
~ipcresiGGn on 80 raetta (rae -
.064S eromman) routno ia mititsto
oidsta rlutmiSta iaato;iiin fpllifli
taottaipafii min iltliri rniltanaltla,
ettG belpoSti fannottaa fofo miebetl.
- SenpeeSiG ibmiieSiG on 81 uns.
Tia fosforio. SGStG fuolettanastu
mprfpstG moitoiiiin tebod 100000
tulitiffua, eli fpllifii mprffpiG tap
pamaon 500 ibmistG. SGmG mprf-
fp ibmisrilumiisia olelpan falfin
|fansio, iota on 2 paltnaa, muoooS-
too fnpon lliiston ia oimot. Sillo
Ell ole pbtGGn pGliG, miten boppo-
malta ibminen nGpttGG, b6nen rull-
miisiaon on 60 palaa ioferio, taipal-
lista polofoferifofon ia mpos t1p-
o~entpdficcn 20 htiSaIlista iitolaa.
sos ibmiieSt6 piirfstettailiin foif-
ii weii pois, min rita Off SO fipart-
tia eli enemmGn fliin puolet fofo
~painostoon SGnesiG on mpGsfin
bppG mGGrG tGrffiG. flooripotasfaa,
nlagreiiunio, tlilifimiG ia bpbro-
cbloribappoa.
Sos te rifotte 1000 mltnaa fuo-
rineen faiffineen pbteen %luureen as
tiun, Min teillG on foIffi fe raafa-
oinc, mit1 tanpitaon ibniien tefe-
mist1 parten iporpaan fpnnestd al
ma oimojen 9ieuoirpiin fuoofiiin as
ii.
5GnlG on tietecn mastoits fpip-
mpfieen: mit1 on iDminen?
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-06-27

fonsio oIemmc pGGsleet tdbGn asti.
Often mt etecnpGin Simolo olttar
nee &pIlG bGncllG tietpsti feino-
ia on, spoifo me entlilc niitG ennoI.
ia nae. OIcnme fG6ntpnect 10 loi-
Observation-Disclosures iticanmolIefin to-
i5oIlc, ief1 iinne @ncrifoon cttu tan
tdnnc Sonppnniin. Tdlloiicno mai
fcaro oifono nellie on iinircno lob
Outaficno cttd &c gmerifon iiirtcIais
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-06-27
1yreneb 2ofe, Iimm.

tGGll1 ibmiiillG, maan feid iloa tai-
lpaon jofa annetaan usfolpille. &pl
ma talipi on mennpt, jo folnis fe-
ia on tullirt fialle. Sun1alalla on
ia %riffautto, ia SGn boil
mGG toimaan tGpoelti nptfin iitG fai
file. ytiin faslpaa tG1llG ibmisten
miIiopelIot moan tGpoeltG. ga fun
SSSumala, rifas o~ntoia, ormostoan
antaa min me fofoomme. Gif1 SUI
mnla lab~ioiania faou.
NiinpG S5i1mala jofa on rifos lait-
~peiloeStanio, antoi ainoan Yoifanla
Seeilufien ia SGnesid iianfaiffiien
elGmGn. We faiffi fiiolimme Iaoa-
min lonfeemufieSio. Yerfele lip
iutteli @epolle: Scum lpot iiitG fiel
letpn pllrn DcoelmGstG Min inlet
FUN Silmalo". &c oil ballsfaa eta
iaapi olla Sitmalana. Wditta fuin-
foS fGmi2 Gull ipnti, fuolema, fl
roltS ia foootts faifille. Wte olim-
me faiffi fuolleet plitief1Dmisten ia
ipntein tdboen, eifd fufaan Dliii
looinut alttaa, 8aan Slmolu, jo-
ia min rafaSti maailmaa, ontoi o.
man rattan Yoifania jpfa on p6t1
iuuri fuin lite Sumola. gent on iDD
til lolita ia rpeiiota, faifilla i5ntiiil-
Ia. &ofo maailma iloitfobon lpoa-
mestGGn iieluSta. Scrran tpfo lolt-
tllfoboil, fen on Sdnen liitosioan."
"WiiiG teen teibGn fonsinnne ijon-
faiffiien liiton, 9aomibn lrtjat or
mot. Niinfuin nDt luonnon alirin-
TO lGmmittGG ia molaiiee fulfil min
on S{umnlo, SiGmmle bupG, Iabjoit-
turut foifille oman Hoifanla See
iltficn &ristuficn ibmiiefii. Hpt ioa
lpot fuifti noltttio tGst1 Sltmalan
lobjasta Seciufiesta, iillG Seeius on
fGriimiiellGGn. fitolemnllaan ia lpe-
rcllGon SSlimolon mtban fitolettanut.
HSpt on Seeiufien merell1 oniaitti
ipntein anteefii ontamus, Danburs-
fans, roitbo, iiunous, alttltltS ia
ijonfniffinen eIGmG. Ga Seeius
NriStus on tilllit enonfeliumir
f~utto rouboa ilmoittomuon tei4e,
j tfa tanmpano plettc, ie on pafo.
nOille; ia Mile jotfa lGsn1 olitpat,
lie On juutoloiiille. &osteesia on
Slrmalo prferitt meitG Seelufien
manhursfnitbelIo ia merbonnit OH
tuti0eIlo. Niinfiiin fosie ia IaDe
tulce pilmistG ia fastelec faiffi fol-
liot, fornpet, neipot, r1meifot ia pei
Tot, jos Sltmola antoa, min iamoin
on Simnnlo f1sfenpt ianrnota enofl-
fcliumia tdstG Seeius merestG, fai-
file Ilsooniae. Sofa usfoo ia faste-
toan, ie tulee aiituaofii, mutta jofa
81 usfo ie titomitnon fo6otlifi cen. ga
E-bGn Sengen OH Syiumola mitooot-
tamit faifen liban pddlle Sellumtoi.
IL. Epbi Scnfi mt elponfeliumin
faiitta meta f%rtiiiii, fofoo, tpalaiiee.
ppbittGG, ie on tooistno meib1n BEL
fo,iIc onlille tlnnoiIIc ettd meiIId
on 10 Omaha Snmolan antama See
his, ionfo meren foiitto me manburs
tulleet olenme. &itn ibmiiet
~bplj1GhpGt Sirmalon 60
Jon Scciuficn, min mencp6t beIipet-
tiin ia oipot lite inn faootufiecnio.
Srcncb 2ofcSio oil Sacob Canton
plistosin fei1f. t6 d. jibblat ia iicl-
Ia cIimot urbooIliict cmGnnGt lait.
lancet fabipio, feefi6 ia lcip11 ia oil
JDsp1 puclincn. annioa oil fomns-
i ia obielmon oil pnimciltn ia LOB.
.ilfn loiilun ia Iufcmista, ia pilbci-
"a mic9ilt6 . 2nuiun fiitofiet fai-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-06-27

meliet 10 iiiorct oIctte rilpennect toll
listo l6bctpstpotG outtomoon. Soi'
,pomlne pba lniiio rdffmtoen lab
ioionne. Bion t~npubtinpo Scrron
ttIenuis ia mnnNrsfastcn plnsnoii-
fcmus on teiIIc itbrouficnnc ritnioin
mGdrin poItitiopo.
8eIirnrc pcriormosia
z. Minffincn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-06-27
SiIitDs

SoappanilGbetps on ioonut mas
taon ottoo past. 8isfarin faltto
ieliralpot dtnmnt:
EonespilIei, @ass. @n. Sl.tb.
icltraf. losten ompelltieliral-
ia post. 6. Seloien ftto $3.50
GwonSton, Sn. Wtiss Siloo
2GmpiGn ftta eri labjoit. ;. 100
Gbotom, Wiob. folebti fmni. len.
raf. f~irfosia post. 8isforin
ftna N.AO
Glifforo, isis. folebti Scr Eifin
falttta 1.OU
8ranttpooo isis. folebti Scr Ei-
tim faltta 2.4I
Sopcoiofi folebti Scr Yifin
taltffa .............'... 1.lA
&eeolep, Gal. past. 6. Oapasfoi.
fen foiitta cri lobioit. .... 9.75
Seriep Sim, g. S. foIdbti post.
Mnttoien fautto ........ 3.7S
Gdllnnct. Micb. foniol. ieuraf.
nIortioIiiton cmpelirieiirolta
past. ~. 8isfarin fartta 1900
ybtceni1 ............. $55.1J
TGlld iltm1nolIa oil iootu tdfd-
ldistd roboa iata icitiGnan GOD
pcnnid ionfn fiitolliiuaiocIIa olen
mcrfimnpt t1GII6 tuIoibini. Sitd
cnenNldn oIcnnn,c toas tdstGfin a.
lpusta iIoiiet fun ic tlili ifddrtittn
mtfoiistcmme fuuInniieno, mabpis'
tornuon bciffoa tsfoomntc Simaloft
5cll6std biiclerpibosto. Wteillo on
porostn oifno j1iinitt1ipd iiSfon roc
tits. Sitonresto Ct ole poitli ldbct-
t6mdn ,uuoocn nialla cniinfddr
Snncfii oil wiimcnen Lobe
marrns- ia joiiIitfuulIa iifii Jun
ri cttd teiodn Iiid oamtshifiicnnc
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-24

can easily be heard on both floors.
No Charge for Dance.
There will be no charge for the dance
Visitors must buy admission tickets to
the show. but once IN, the dance is
free. a, well as ali other entertainment
The dance will last as long as those
attending want to dance 1t was an
nounced today
Dealers and distributor, Of automo-
biles IN Oklahoma held iull sway at
the show this morning There were
hundreds Of them, from every section
OF the state. Distributors in Oklahoma
City had invited all their dealers in,
provided them with passes and many
companies arc holding business meet
ings and sales sessions, not merely to
provide further lnduccmcnt for attend
ancc at the show, but also to take al
vantage Of an opportunity to get as
many dealers as possible for the meet
ings.
Attendance Doubles
The box Office keeper at the auto
show was too busy today to figure up
the attendance yesterday but It was
announced that more than twice as
many were there as the total attend
ancc for the show last year.
For this afternoon and tonight the
management has arranged special en-
Continued on Page 2. Column a.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-24
CONTROL OF ROADS
WAR EMERGENCY

WASHINGTON, Jan 2l-Th, Ad
railroad bill has been
to ',ipulalc expressly that fed
eral operation is undertaken as war
emergency measure and shall not
prejudice the future policy of the gov.
ernmcn, toward ownership OF the road
No ,pc... time however. is fixed ior
turning the roads back 20 private
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-24
FOOD CARD LAW
IS |NDORSED BY
CR0CERS OF CITY
Meeting Of Store Owners Will
Be Held This Evening"
CO. OPERATION IS PLEDGED
New Regulation Fair to ALL
Is General Opinion,

An ordinance requiring the purchase
ut all staple article, hy mean, OF 4
card or coupon book {, heartily M
dor,cd by Hroccrs OF Oklahoma CITY
The plan Is declared feasible by all Of
them and icw ut the grocer, stated
that they have expected this system
for a long time II D., the only plan
they saw hy which check may he
kept ON purchase, from the groccrS.
and will hold not only the consumer
but also the grocer both retail and
wholesale. accountable TO the city ct
the council Of defense
The general opinion OF the groDers o.,
that a coupon book should be fun
ni,hcd the head ol each family with
the number IN the family stated there
on, and each coupon bear a date ot the
time the consumer may purchase the
sugar warranted by the size Of his
family Registration OF each person
obtaining a book should be required.
they saw and wholesale groccrs should
have to account for each car of sugar
shipped into Oklahoma City stating to
whom they sell It, The city official m
charge will then know exactly how
many pounds each grocer has and how
many coupons may be expected from
him
Johnson Approves.
J. NJ Johnson, president Of the o.
lahoma City Retail GrocerS' and Butch
crS' association, said II think it IS
one of the best plans that could he
adopted to chcak boarding It will al.
ford a square deal to everyone and at
the same t,mc serve as check on all
concerned The only fault a small one
that / can see IN the proposed ordi-
nance i, that the family which does
not consume As much sugar as i, al
lowed on the coupon may take adj
Continued on Page ?, Column ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-24
All Hospital Bids Rejected

All bid, for the new state university
hospital to be built in this city were
rejected thl, afternoon The lowest bid
was for SlqS91O and It had been IN
tended TO spend only $4,000 for the
building and $4,000 for the ground,
Plans will be modified and the bids
will be re-advcru>cd
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-24

PEIROGRAD,- Jam "a CWcdncs
day)-Rus'ia must give up CourIand
and all the Baltic provinces OF the Ger
mans will resume military operations
and occupy Rcyal within a week. the
German delegation at the Brcst- litovSk
negotiations informed the Russian rep
re'cnlatlycS at the last session Of the
conicrces An adjournment was taken
until January % to permit the Russian,
to consider the German terms
Map Shows Peace Terms.
Reports Of the session indicate that
Germans took definite stand and
most frankly outlined demand, upon
which they are inSistant The secretary
OF the Ukraine delegation gave out an
account OF the meeting It, says the Rus
SANS put a question to the delegates Of
the central powers as 10 what were
their final peace terms. Genersi HoFf
man, one Of the German delegates. re.
pied by opening a map and pointing
sisted should constitute IN, fntnr.
frontier Of Russia:
ri.i.ua U"I 'ue ~, n"o'es u. 'ns uu,i OF
.s a",%"I w ."9 oSo' VI 'ne moon
% 49, .s''"u, ~ ~ W p,A, -, 10 '"o We"
" Tni. T,"'N, " ,,o,',' n,.s'L,.ovss' ,,', o.
"s .On,p'e,ey eI'n''naIes ,,i Cour-
""u anu oil '"e Da''c provinces
The Russians a,k,d the term, of tho
Central powcrs in regard ~ ,hc ,co;on
Of Brc,-Liloysk General Hoffman re.
piled that was a question which they
would discuss only with Ukraine
Then What
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-24
RUSSIANS REJECT.
PEACE ULT|MATUM
SENT BY GERMANY
FIGHTING IS THREATENED


PETROGRAD, Wednesday, Jan.
2j.-The Russian delegates TO the
Brest-Litovsk peace conference
have decided unanimously to To-
ject the terms offered by the Ger
mans.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-24
PetrOgrad ShrOuded
BY Censorship AGAIN

LONDON, Jan q One ol those pc
rlodS OF scarcity OF Russian new, which
often ha, proved 20 be ConDdut with
important events. Z, nov being cNpc
tcnJed Few dispatches have hccu re-
cciycd ,Nrcp, report, oi the peace mr..
gnllallunS at HrcN-lrloysk and other
item, which the bolshcvM govern.
mcut has permitted to come through
The arrest ui many socialist member,
of the constituent assembly and OF a
battalion OF death, reported tins morn
ing, indicate, that there may have been
a recurrence oi trouble IN lhe Russian
capital From Scandinavia comes re-.
port, alleging that conditions arc
grave
One Of these declares that For.
mer Premier Keiensky has arrived
IN peIograd from the Don re
gions and that severe fighting IS
in progress. II Is reported that the
holshevih hastily have summoned
1000 sailors from HelSingiots, Fin
land and Kton'tadt, and that war
ships In the Neva also are taking
part IN the encounters
Another report from the same ,uuuc
saw, ,hr situation IS rapidly approach.
my CLIMAX hul makes mo- mention
u' a concerted movement or o' actual
fighting II add, that events OF the
grdyc,t importance arc pending.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-24
FORCED CUTTING or FLOUR SALES
BY Is PERCENT MAY Be ORDERED;
ENGLAND CALLS FOR MORE WHEAT

the United Estates can give Europe
9OOOOOOO bushels of wheat made into
flour between now and the time the
new American crop comes m, without
endangcrng the American supply
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-24

A unique plan has
been devised for
furnishing music
for the dancers on
the four floors. An
orchestra OF twelve
or fifteen pieces will
be stationed on the
huge elevator, and
the elevator will be
placed between two
floors So the music
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-24
Fair and Colder
Weather Forecast

LOCAL oRECRsT-Falr torIoht and
Friday probably colder Friday Mini
mum temperature tonight % to 30 de.
urees
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-24
Wilson Ignored Him

He repeated he had not distorted The
truth in his speech made in New York
but that owing to the great rush Of
Ripley County democrat., 1918-05-10
DAy-oLD SON SAVES DADDY
Soldier overstays Leave When Heir
s poeen't Arrive on Time and 70
Arrested for pessrtlcn.

Denver, coIo.--John Pershfield, Jr.,
aged one day. saved Private John
PershHeld, ST.. of Company @, One
Hundred and Trifty-seventh infantry,
from being court-martiaIed on q charge
Of desertion from Uncle Sans forces.
Private Pershfield secured a fur
Tough from Camp Kearney. Linda vis-
Ia. Cal. where his company Is training.
to visit his home In Denver. When he
failed to return to camp at the explra-
ton Of the leave, Col. Patrick Ham
rock, commanding officer, wired Den
yer authorities to arrest Pershfield as
. 'Adeserter from the army"
y The charge. was changed to aab-
sent without leave" when local authori-
ties. notified Hamrock that Pershfeld,
Jr, failed TO arrive as soon as expect
ed, SO the soldler-daddy overstayed his
leave waiting for Mr.. stork to put In
IN appearance. "A