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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-10-04
Nie Snicl Nnncn - uurlueaiih?

Die tIeine, 5mii zen &Sldno un0
@ronlan0 IN nor0litcn Gj9uuetr IL.
leacne berrenloie ,SnicI San Mourl
otc cine 6Idt)e oon menlQ iibcr 400
@eulerttlluHettrn br0ctt un0. abae.
lettn pom Dem NclrNrntIrd,cn Weiudle
0urd) ScebunNi1nltr. mbtuobnt
mar, nj lebt nnlhrmcno ourt Nor.
uc1cr IN @eiie Qtnomurn mor0cn.
Eor elnCm Sabre hattie lid, enc
norprdtlt)e @Ntlidult lrplI0ct. 0tt
oie Tn)el ais StltpMnft iiir Sen nor.
ue9tld}en NuIidnQ /. NtiiB nrhutl
noiltc, onrh Sic InSulldrn tlnae.
trctcntn uer0n0CrttH &crhdltntnr
lpuroe Ole IuallihruuQ olcir9 NluncS
oerblnoert. leti ober ut. mtt ans
lronlo btrlditrt MIRO. Elm 0hnlider
Man ourd elnt flocre @ticuid0it
ocrmIrtlltt mor0cu.
&u &romlo III n0nlid} unldu1i
Ser WotortIltcr rGittr~ a|t0ctou.
men, Der eInt Observation-Disclosures.
petition inter Scr Gdnruna non III.
tur Ardn& WrudAthraht hat. SIC
nNd Gan Yt0utn ltlalrtn mar. NM
~6ud1Hlal0 gu trtlbru uu0 %aua "a
dturftleren" NE - IN 0cp poy0r.
BHloen Act0uul0a W0gtlId ltli.
Am 10. SeptHubtr llulcttu Allal
un0 leIne &rutt lui San N,autl.
}ltrIt rlftettu ne 0u@ lett 30 ,<dlllu
o~trta'icuc oittrreId)udlt Ntohld
h~tuhalnue mltNcr em 0anH tr,o,
tt;tn lie rIncn Aujbdu AM Ser Suo.
lcit Ser Nnltl uuo TN CttotNl
toaattu tic lt6 Der &oJ0 imucuota.
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~}torIucatr ser ertuHNuN aty \Hu.
uta5t'onNcre ndbmtn lN 0ut &a..
r26oudi uuN oc SajIitt %udl ,t.
lla mi un9 dWttucti,u ut,a.
FlURe iir R~orpe};U Ste 0,,y.4
ludt NJ Sic btoHuiuu0tt 0tl aaa,..
<utt.. Ole emlItg Hudli m a,y.a,
'aJ WIdltia. wcl an ,nt WFtN @I
81 5u rln0en NJ; pr.Nt iuHo ltthllt.
ais SmVpmite iNt 0ta @lIlanA
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-10-04
Ter Snuo meloete cs.

Die englIlte 3eltldrlft .Sano ano
SSdter" cr6dbIt foI1en0e3 8eidiht.
den: Gin drIter Nuridle, EN- a1rr.
ntr Namcns &oIuille. Ser III GroB.
gates bet 0uniernIlne mobnte. aug
Dor eInlAer Set III Hcgiettung ietnea
&unoe$ uun Mlule fort. er fam an
oeTnlelben Gage utdt 6urilt. an toi
genocn 9tddNmlttuae Ie0odl lteIlte Ger
Nuuo lid III cIlcnt lCbr aufgereltm
3nltan0t EN- uuo geberoete lidl II
elmer lanj luI1dllcnotn NeIle, Ill.
Nenlhelnllh nm 0le Auimerflamiett
Der @du$acnoileu auf ilh Su Ienten.
IA Golpllle8 6reujt0t ldAeL IaB OdS
Gler mlrter III 0trltlbcn fldtuul
r%ortltnr5te mo oaB e$ oiicnbar le.
mdno nit iih sIebtu molIte. eitt.
ld.o'ltn IL ltdl, Ibu 5u lolgen. WtIi
ne 'urd'teten eS miille Elm lIngtllt
po'lrt lem Der Sum iihrte tic IN
1erAoer HIdlting tyne Strede ucit
bis 81 elutn pertalltnen Shatlt;
BIER A;cIt ar It'll uno monte mot
mthr meter. "a md lest 0ds aler.
ID luHnlte permntgte. bottle man
Stellel'en uuo bratte ltiltBIih mad,
plelen auItreugunleu GolpileS SeId-
nam 81 Eaae.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-10-04
Butter uno Gier i'm 8rokbanoei
Sreiie bon Der 6aUIep Goin 60.
GbiragD'er Warft=S eridt.
@efreine.Mnrft.
0teb.Marft
Statement of the ownership. manage

Statement of the ownership, manage
ment, circulation, ETC., required by the
act of Congress of August "a, 1912,
of "Nordstern'', published weekly
at La Crosse, Wis, for October |, 1918,
State of Wisconsin, County of La
Crosses.
Before me, a notary public in and for
the state and county aforesaid, person
ally appeared Adolf Candrian, who,
having been duly sworn according to the
law, deposes and says that he is the
editor of the "Nordstern", and that
the following is, to the best of his
knowledge and belief, a true statement
of the ownership, management land if
a daily paper, the circulation), etc, of
the aforesaid publication for the date
shown in the above caption, required by
the act of August "a, 1912, embodied in
section 443, Postal Laws and Regula-
tons, printed on the reverse of this
form, to wit:
l. That the and addresses of
the publisher, editor, managing editor,
and business managers are:
Publisher, Nordstern Assn, 123 Main
Street, La Crosse, Wis; Editor, Adolf
Candrian, 1923 Main Street, La Crosse,
Wis. Managing Editor, Adolf Candrian,
1928 Main Street, La Crosse, Wis;
Business Manager. Adolf Candrian,
1923 Main Street, La Crosse, Wis.
2. That the owners are:
Adolf Candrian, 1923 Main Street,
La Crosse, Wis, Irma Watkins, lis n.
18th Street, La Crosse, Wis, Olga
Field, Dillon, Mont.
8. That the known bondholders, mort
gagees and other security holders, hold
,np ! per cent or more of total amount
of bonds, mortgages or other securities
None.
4. That the two paragraphs next
aLove, giving the names of the owners,
stockholders, and security holders, if
any. contain not only the list of stock
holders and security holders as they ap-
pear upon the books of the company
but also in cases where the stockholder
or security holder appears upon the
books of the company as trustees or in
any other fiduciary relation, the name
of the person or corporation tor whom
such trustee is acting. is given; also
that the said two paragraphs contain
statements embracing atlantis full
knowledge and belief as to the circum-
stances and conditions under which
stockholders and security holders who
do not appear on the books of the COM
pany as trustees, hold stock and securi-
ties in a capacity other than that of a
bona fde owner: and this atfiant has no
reason to believe that any other per
son, association, or corporation has any
interest direct or indirect in the said
stock. bonds. or other securities than
as so stated by him.
s. That the average number of copies
of each issue OF this publication sold or
distributed through the mails or other
wise. to paid subscribers during the six
months preceding the date of this state
ment. This information is required
rom daily papers only.
ADOLF CANnRIAN,
Editor.
Swern to and subscribed before me
this S0th day of September. 1915.
PAULINE BUSTING.
Notary Public,
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S%riebenspreis
unO
TrieOensmittel.

fon in ieiner gtcip Norfcr Heoc fl1r
itellte, Dem @ntlpuric mo Scr (hco.
rie nod 9eraocgu local Ole .Vtil.
Germ. idreibt barber 6c9 Meitcrrn
unO nomit man eiumol 10 sicnlid)
gan3 iIberelnitimmcu fam Nolltn.
0cs:
n$e otter mani uGqenocu Siunca
licit. mas GroiIocnt 93jlion III Mem
Norf iiber Die @runNc unicrcr Ihcil
nobme om Griege, ijbcr Sic Ncthmen.
oigfeit. bis sur errHdunq uniercr
3icle I'M Gricae alt@3uharreu. ilbcr
oicie 3ieIc ielber mo olc Niittcl iu
ibrcr &crpirtlifrna aeiprotcn hat.
0cito tuobtpci9Iider oronqt iidl ciucm
Ole llcber3clquna ollf. oab or Ocu
cin5iacn SNeq gclpicien, eiueu Trjcocu
hcrbei5uiubrcn ser uidlt 0emiithlQt
uno bnhcr aud nidt aIcidl Sen SCENT
ieincr eigencu 3critorunQ in lih
traat.
a&Senn cs mirflid uuo t~uahrbaitia
- ME i'd Ieit CLAUDE ooS ge.
meiniome 3ieI Der eegen Geutidlouo
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-10-04
Sie SefIrIouHs Ger Sofen.

Die .DtiiHdsnsr Reueren Ra6rid.
ten" 1Grelben inter oleiem JiteI:
Ourh etHe Mint r.sltals atidlieBuna
Durven ok ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS po1
tur5eW dhgslplelen, taB OLE 5oteR, 10
nett tdnIl9. nur msbr mi elmer
OfertIeioung aus Yapergspebe b..
itattet peroen. Ote a.sg. 6orburs
ger i'm UtaJiitrat 6etdnntquo. ptro
olelf 4npeiiung Don Der 8eu0iteruro
Ueuntars trog Ueri4itoanen 6inms1s
ten ni9t g~enGgenD heantet. gldd eI.
ner 3ulammenreluRg iet anBune6s
men. odB in Sabre $50 0enrode.
1900 Satan5ige. 1856 Trauent.elo.t
aus SeIoe un0 2132 6rauentletoer
aus WOi,e 10 u:rIoren delen. Der Re,
rerent rlatete 0uter an 81. 9urQer.
l1dFt 0le UringsH0e 4uiforoerunI. uh
I'M SntereIie DIR AIgemeln6eit oomi.
gu beitei0en, 0Ie 2ot2n nit Bapiers
9elpe5e 81 Ocristeu. Uenn oieie Wfab,
nun9 tetnen GrfUl9 5aben iolie,
maBte er Den grIeB elmer 9eItlm.
mun9 oori6logen, Osr3uiolgt Die Nei-
dlgniruugn o~nGt.Ulei:n petoen, Ieiuep
nit 5rauh5dTen Nls,0ern ni6t mebr
81 6etIelo2n. is tonnte oann aud
cine %4npronLn9 gstrofien meyoen.
onb Dix Staoi8cmetloe ols brau1oa.
cell &leiOer IN Gmpisn3 nlumt uno
oafGr Die Gotten MT 9dplergtus6e
oerirfht."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-10-04
@alter Tamruidl, Der befnuntc

omerifoniihe 0irigcnt mo aompo-
Nit. mar iiin9it in IrnnfrcifL nm
BORT ouf Griud)cn General 4crihiua8
Die omerifaniifen MtiIitdrfopeqcn gu
reorgoniiiren. gei oieIer 8elegeu-
belt erflibr cr, baB Die oelttIdlc Utuiif
in 6rontreid mad mic Dor eifrig &c.
pflegt miro. 0or einiger Belt mltroe
BON elmer nombnftcn Barrier Stint
lerin cine llufrnge oerouItoltet, oh eS
ipitnihenSmertb iei. Ole oelltidlcn Con.
iperfe bon 6cn Gon5ertprogromncn
81 ocrbanuen. 0ornutf ontportcten
Yedl3ig Ser b~e6clltcnoItcn iror3oiiItcn
Nfltiifer, 6oB sic @cibeboItllnq Scr
6eutIfen Mtltiif uiht BLOB lpiinihcn8
lpertb. ion6ern I'M &ntcreIic oe8 unlii.
faliidcn 2cbenS Sroufrcih8 unbe.
oinQt cr~foroerlih iei. llno 1ornroIdl
fonnte feititeucn. ooB oclttid)e M1tiif
nuf icoem Barrier '&on3trtproQromm
Oertrcten mar.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-10-04

NAN tTh ~ ~ ONlgtSA- ct UbNA5l
fid Elm gein uHo Uerrentt ii9 oas
3neite!"
5OrOt (a6fe8atsuo): rQ6sr. mas
beroeiit oas oaes?'
QeoOur: rQlio in aaeOsm fe6en
Sis tsin &ismet? Rein fdpar3es
Jatum?"
1Orot Ole Qrme gum 6immel ers
be6eno): .Qber ll1en Sic mid bod
enoli4 oamit in 2Gbei Sd iage Jbs
men in. es sriiiegt ~u6erbaupt ni6t,
Sbr 6atum! Quss, mas S4rem Wans
ne paiiiert lit, lit einfnh. ni6ts nee
niger ols iibsrnatirli6. 0enn Sic
10 wOlIen. bdtts ia Die gauge BeIt Elm
5atum!"
4sOoar COoQ gspunoerung):
nWiFen Sic, lis6er 6rsunO, Sic
iin0 Der erite. ben oieie 0eididte
nidt Oer6Iiifft.4
3Orot (bei6eioeu: .Nsil i'd e6en
iib.rlege, neil i'd Gopf uno 9er3
auf Dem rs4tsu Sled babe - gun3
sinfa4!!"
Qsoour: .Qlio sic glauben ni6t,
oaB Elm boiss ger9dngHi5 liber oiss
fem 9utsn Wann Wdltet2"
2orOt OsbGoit): .Wenn Sic bar
unter cine uniitt6are, seheimnisooae.
bart6er5i9e Wodt Oeriteben, nies
mols!"
Gsoour (ibm parm Die 9ano britt
tsn0); vDie mid ods freut, Sic 10
ipre6en gu b0ren, mein lieoer 5reuno!
Uie MID oas freuti"
Sorot (~erituunt): .Warum Denn?"
Geoour (parm): mg8eil IS pU9ls
tut, snolid einmaI einen Menitsn
gu finoen poll Uiut. @6aratterItdrte
uno. -"
3orot (ubnebreno); ,Qbsr ia bite
Sic! Sic pollen mir bob nidt
stpa sinreoen, ouB i'd cine 4usnu6z
me bin?"
Qeoour (natoriidlit): bod.
0oG! Oenn bel aQen meinen 6reunz
ben babe i'd bisber psrgebens per-
iu6t, oisisn Bsdoogel unter3ubrins
gen. Niemnno bat etpas Daoon
pifen pouen. Uus blben tie
6urht, nit benz Wanne t0nnts aud
ooS lln9IId gIeiA3eitig bel i6nen etn>
3ieben."
5Orot (oerdhtlif): Die 0umms
t0pfe!"
aeOour: Sic Fno Der erfte, Der
ii6er ioIhen Nberglou6en erbabeu
ift!. Sd peiB. Sic 5rauasn 5sra.
be einen portisr fir 5br 6aus. Sd
IteGe S6usu msineu S6iiBIing NOR
gen frib DOT"
5Orot 0totternr): .6m. Wie
meinen Sie?. 4ber. . 9s'tattsn
2eOour: nRein, netn! SD garan.
there fir ben Wann, fir Ieine Sreue,
feline 5ii4tigteit."
3orot Gu6t oerpirrt nab elmer
4psfluht): .Sh0n, ihon. Sd
neroe mir bic SADIE iibsrlsgsn. g..
Sd neroe Sbnen 8eIdeio iagen. . .
Ooer beFer; i'd meroe 5bnen i6rsi.
ben.
2eoour 0ortnddi9): rWpsu benin?
Die So6s lit bod ~ablemndt?"
9orot CIebboft): pNber our4dus
nidt! gti6t i'm miu0eIten!"
Qeoour (eritaunt): .Wte, Sic fhloz
gen es ob?"
8orot Gid angeleqentlih in bic
8etrudtung Ieiner StiefeIipiBen per=
tisfeno): rSa. penn id mir ouss
reiF!id Ibsrlege i'd Tam S3ren
Wuni6 nidt erTiGen
2soour: n4ter id oertsAe ni6t
nift. Die Stele 1T oc6 nod
nift 6sIebt, iopiel Id peiB? llno Dem
drmsn 3sufel piroe oamit cine
Wobltat erpieien."
Sorot: sd oeriihers Sbnen: eins
fuf unmo9lih',"
2eoour: .Nber iporum oeun? (Grs
teu6tet.) N6o! Dds Fatum msines
GdUBlines maht alio aud Sbnen
Sur6t?"
5orot Gid in bic 8ruit tp.rfeno,
toI3): r5urtt? Wir? Nber id bite
Sic! Sd hobe S6nen ia idon msbrs
fad ertldrt: i'd 9ioupe an t.in Sos
tum! (Gnergifh.) 4ber an etpas
onbsrss glnube id, mos mid nod
nismals aetGufdt Bat. On Qbnuns
gen.. E. limb - i'd meib nidt porz
um?. iA babe iold cine 4bnuns
ooB es mein ltngliid pdre. penn lie
S,r Hn.nn L.; mir air4rntsl1
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-10-04

llnIcre 6armer iueroen nidlt Der
nafldIiiat. Die @un0eSlanobanten
boben an 55,325 Jarmer Die CUNT
ME BON $t24,877,0 900 ausgellebelt,
Inn ibuen Die Moglihfeit 5u geben,
ihren 9oocn proouttioer 81 MADDEN.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-10-04

Bon etuem 8orgdRes, oer
ITO Setuuos 00uert, tuun man
5cutWtdat bis 10000 gufuahmsn
mlUttn. - limb lpas iou man DDS
nit. psuu man he bat?
Gsutihe 6erientinoer.
@93 Der Shnei3 miro aeihriebeu:
IN Gaur limo pom a%onitan, $50
,,3.te 6er,entlnoer e~lnaetroiien.
l0o ainScr ne1meu in Souls, so in
GJ,tu.is AurluientiaA
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-10-04
I'm Iem gorf 1T Daniel S. Sul.

man, Der &onig Ser @uhcrer, ans
Dem 2ebcn geid)iebcn .Sn Den 0epe-
ihen, bic lctnen Zoo meIoen, miro Die
SinterloiienihoIt ouf $7,259,344
angegeben. Gas gcnaue Red)nen
iteint holman olio bis 81, iciner leb
ten Stltn0e geiibt 81 babeu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-10-04

@eihdftss2otal
goroitern >0cbduoe. 1913 ytain StraBe'
ga groHe, Bts ooo
sseues Eelepbon 1893. alte5 SelepIon 800
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-10-04

GIN beiten uno iideriten lit Is, oas
8elo per y 0 # a Il 10 etiuu9 tgtone9
Sroer), Ole Der &oitmeiiter IN BEN gro
fteren SrtIhufteu ausiteleu tdnH. gu
i~IberIeuoeu. Gbeuio gut uuo lld)er )tno
bic grpreBannetiungen n. mel
de Die Qoenten in allen @rpreBs Stattos
men ausiteQen. Menu man ods @eIo
Der BoItaniueiiuug ober per G%rpreBans
tpeiIuna Ididt. lit e5 uidt nothpenoig,
ben betreffenoeu Brief regtltriren 81 ldls
fen, tpeun Die Ioreie Oeutlih 9clhrleben
lit. Qeet MAJ ongegen 8dar9eIo IN Den
@rief, 10 IoUte bieier itet5 regtltrirt iuer@
ben INN iifer 81 iciu, ooB oerletbe rids
tic aniummr. Sir @eloIenoungen IN
einfndlem 8riefperi6luile ibernebmen
mir teinerlei &eruntlunrtIldtett. I'm
Sale BON 4oreBperdnoerumgen per8elle
man ia nitjl, ole dlte ebenIopobl ME Die
meme Ypitoifice %an3ugeben, penn lonlt
t0nnen mir Sen 9,amen Ill Den 8ud]ern
eor nidt fiuoen.
Ronep Srhcrs oilrfcn ridjt, tpie oas
70 oft aeIdlicbt, ais pern1elutlidle Grtts
tung 5uriidbebdIteu rperoen,
Son6ern iiuo in Den &rtefcn bet3us
Ieqeu.
6%uittuno erfolgt MIR oltrh Neuberung
bes 0otums uuf Dem NNreBitrciien.
0tan aoreI1ire eiufah:
.Gurbtern". Sa Gruic, isis.
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9os bic @eancr Der nenen Steuer.

borlogc bauptidhlit i'm %fopitallltl'
id)en areiien 81 iinOen iino, fam lbr
1tur ;Sreun0e merben. Benefit, oaB
fie altf 8ereftigfeit berubtl
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Gudl inn ferneu Saoan reat Iidl bic

1tele 3eit. Marquis Ofltma bat Dem
auiier erfIdrt, sic Wtoft Der Irbei-
terfloIIe made lid fitblbar uno mlllIe
beriidiidtigt merOen. 3ie gauge
3elt miro 0enofrotiiirt.
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Gas Qeben Iett iid immer nod ans

Sragooien uno &omooien 5uIom,
men, aber gegenmGrtig itehen Die
Qomooien nur nod ieltcn a!f bent
Spielplon.
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Our Country, Right or Wrong;
II Right To Be Kept Right
II Wrong To Be Set Right.
Carl Schurz.
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erIdeiu ieoen 6reitag.

-Ssrousoeber: Gie Observation-Disclosures,
4ooIf GunDrtdu, Yrdlioent.
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.M2orqenitern" ie0en Gten5tag,
p%ortofrei, .Horoitern", leoen
Hreitag, %portOfrei, beioe @o'
deublGtter 5uiammen pro &aHr
fiir
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-10-04

Mlc mir berclta
ldQten, iuu0 Die
Trtencna Ne
ollGllll1en, Die
6r0it0eut S3il
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-12-12
Re al Estate Iramsfers

FURNISHED by the Chickasaw
Title Co, Bonded Abstracters.)
]. w. Fair and wife to The Carter
Oil Co., oil and gas lease part g,
4s3e, $l20.
Buck Garrett to Mrs. A. Kiosk,
sheriffs' deed part q, 2s3w, 500.
Thomas l.. Hagle and wife to J.
A. Easley, warranty deed part 81,
4s3e, $2l3.
J. A. Easley and wife to J. /. Bot
toms, oil and gas lease part 81, 4s3e,
$24.
John Anderson and wife to Frank
Lewis, warranty deed part g, ls3w,
$4,000.
Brack Williamson and wife and
Will Beard and wife, warranty deed
to Frank Lewis, part q ls3w, $4,000.
Baptiste Taylor to Sam Frye, oil
and gas lease part IL 5s3e, $2S.75.
Samuel A. Eaves and wife to w.
L. Kearney, oil and gas lease part
"A, ls3w, Sl040.
w. l.. Hawks to T. w. Mackey,
quitclaim deed part n, 3sSw, 81.
Green Bohanan, a widower. TO f.
A. MCGOWAN and J. B. Harper, war
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-12-12

ker, Irving, Texas; Joseph B. Spear,
Salina, Okla; Thomas NJ. Under
wood, Sherman, Texas; Lorenzo
Dal Love, Delaware, Okla; Cor
nelius Williams, San Antonio, Tex
as; Clarence Owings, Tolco, Texas; !;
Isaac L. Alexander, Gould, Okla. :;
Wilbur N. Humphrey, Balko, Okla. !;
John Kennedy, Muskogee, Okla.
Missing in action: Sergt. ohan
+. Marchbanks. Waxahachie, Tex
as; Corp. Olam Binkley, Ralston,
Okla; Pvts. Alfred f. Leach, Bar
tlesville, Okla; John T. Nickelson,
Monroe, Okla; Dewey L. Sullivan,
Yantis, Texas; Joseph f. Allen, En-
mis-, Texas; Severe Ayala, San An
tonic, Texas; Bruce NJ. Coleman,
Buffalo, Texas; Romey d. Gate
wood, Oklaunion, Texas; Earl B.
Galloway. Dallas, Texas; Jesse
Schultz. Shamrock, Okla; Ernest A.
Stout, Bessie, Okla; William Ed
ward Stroud, Dewar, Okla; Clar-
ence ]. Worley, Stilwell. Okla.
Marine Casualties.
Killed in action: Pvt. Andrew J.
Van Cleve, San Antonio, Texas.
Severely wounded in action:
Sergt. Allen Slapp, FL Campo, Tex
as.
In hospital previously reported
missing) Pvt. Wesley ]. Lowrey,
Quapaw, Okla.
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Creator of tho Hall-Room Boys.

ranty deed part 7, and 8, 4s2w, $500.
Geo. ]. Grebner to The Scully Oh
Development Co., quit claim deed
lots 4 and 5, block 2, Scully Oil De.
vclopment Co. subdivision. 81.
Rosa Owen and husband to l.. T.
Smith, warranty deed part II 5slc
$500.
c. and c. Nations to James W.
Bearden, unallotted land deed part
25, 5slw. $3.50.
c. and c. Nations to Brick Club,
bee, Miss Choc. allotment patent
part 4 5s5e, and part y, 5s2e.
Nancy Ellis ct al to {. A. Van
dervort, warranty deed part II, 5s2e
$ll1. m
{. and c. Nations to Perry Cohec,
freedman preferential purchase deed
part p, 5sle, $3.50.
{, and c. Nations to Calvin Cohce
freedman preferential purchase deed
part p, 2sle, SASS.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-12-12
IN APPRECIATION OF
MRS. TESSIE WESTHEIMER
(Contributed)

The death of Mrs. Westheimer
means loss to Ardmore. In her
home she was a shining example OF
devoted wife, mother and daughter.
To Ardmore she was a friend, al
ways ready to help in times OF
trouble.
Mrs. Westheimer was a well-read,
accomplished woman, active in the
civic and social life OF Ardmore. She
did much TO improve conditions in
the city, and was always ready to
lend helping hand. She served on
various war work committees and
worked untringly towrad the adop-
ton of French and Belgian babies,
Her love for her country was great.
She gave literally toward the Red
Cross, Welfare Work, and Liberty
Loans. 1t was not only the value OF
the money she gave, but the eff
forts she so Loyalty made.
In church and club work Mrs.
Westheimer always held leading
position. Her place as president of
the Jewish Ladies' Aid Society will
be difficult to fill, for she was ever
ready to suggest new ways and
means of doing good, and was first
to respond to any demands made up
on her. AS leader of the choir in
the synagogue, she made every eff
fort to make the work a success,
and was always pleasure to work
with.
Those who knew Mrs. Westheim-
er more intimately realize how much
she meant in her home. To her aged
parents she was devoted daughter,
doing everything in her power to
make them comfortable and happy.
To her husband she was an inspira-
ton and helpmate. To her children
she was loving mother, guiding
them carefully and thoughtfully
through the problems OF life. TO
all others, she was sincere friend.
Mrs. Westheimer's ideals were high,
her views broad and her thoughts
and actions pure and good. She
lived beautiful life with her family
and friends, and though it was hard
to lose her, and the vacancy she
leaves will never be filled, she was so
beloved that her memory will live
and be a glorious help to all.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-12-12
LILLE MOTHERS" ASK
WILHELM'S TRIAL FOR
WRONGING THEIR GIRLS

Paris, Dec. ll.-"Legal action
against the former German emperor
has been started by an organization
of lille Mothers
The demand for prosecution states
that the commanders of the German
army in April, 1916, directed that
minor girls be carried away from
their families, that they we're sub
mittcd to odious treatment and
forced into close contact with no.
torious women.
The statement Of complaint says
that whereas said commanders
were thus guilty of the crime OF abb
duction and they were under com.
mand of their former emperor, pro.
secution is demanded"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-12-12
University Man is Honored

Norman, Okla, Dec. ll.-Roy
Temple House, head OF the depart
merit OF modern languages OF the
University of Oklahoma, has just
received notification from Paris OF
his election as honorary member of
the Academique d Historic Interna
tionals, one of the leading learned
societies of France. DR.. House has
not been informed as to the precise
reason for his election but presumes
that it is in recognition of writing
he has done in the field of modern
languages. The honor he has re-
ceived is regarded as one Of great
distinction and value.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-12-12
YAH, DUTCH GENERAL MET
HERR WILHELM AT SPA!

Paris, Dec. 1.-THE city council
at Spa has documentary evidence
proving that Dutch general came
to Spa to meet the former German
emp teror before his flight into !lol-
land, according tothe Matin.
1t would appear, therefore, that
his reception and that OF the crown
prince and suite at the Dutch from
tier was mere comedy" the news
paper continues.
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Washington, d. c., Dec. 1l.-The
American casualty list as given for
the day by the war department in
cludeS: Killed in action; Lieuts
Ferris S. Anderson, Mesquite. Tex
as; Bothwal B. Kane, Fort Worth,
Texas: Sergts. John F. Marchbanks
Waxahachie, Texas; Paul d. Odom
Town Bluff, Texas; Corps. Fritz !.
Range, Yorktown, Texas; James II.
Sparks, Tecumseh, Okla; Lewis
Wiggins, Corsicana, Texas: Norman
A. Cullen, Henrietta, Okla; John
A. Levins, Shawnee, Okla; Bugler
Oscar ]. Spraggins, Pilot Point,
Texas; Pvts. Hilario Cabasos. Sc
guin, Texas; Harvey Goodbear,
Thomas, Okla; Joseph B. Merrill,
Ladonia, Texas; Henry Miller, Hut
ton, Texas; James d. Rasnick ANA
rilo, Texas; Sim B. Ashburn, Coop
er, Texas; Floyd Cato. Caviness,
Texas; Vladimir J. Kulhanok, Pisek
Texas; Maxim Lalich, Galveston,
Texas; Robert A. Mankin. Oklaho-
ma City, Okla; Hugh O. Byrne,
Houston, Texas; Harmon NJ. Gore,
Altus. Okla. Jesse J. Hunter. Ma
ban, Texas; Horris L. Long, Grand
field. Texas John o. Miller, Dallas,
Texas; Robert T. Winningham
Bonham. Texas; Adolph o. Witte,
Lyons, Texas; Aubrey II. Callahan,
Leaday. Texas: Frank Elliott, Pilot
Point. Texas; John r. Fisher, Aus
tin, Texas; Albert Clarence, Temple,
Texas; John-M. Blair, Trevat, Tex
as.
Died of disease: Pvts. Thomas
Guthrie. Kaufman. Texas; Law
renee J. Miller, Carmen, Okla;
Charles E. Ferguson, Nimrod, Tex
as.
Wounded severely: Capt. Charles
D. Birkhead. Waco, Texas; Lieuts.
William c. Coleman. Athens, Tex
as; Edmond X. Whitake. San An
tonic, Texas; Haley g. Heavenhiil,
Winters, Texas; Sergts. Alvin Ross
Kitchel, Ada. Okla; John NJ. o.
Littlefeld. Crosbyton, Texas; Geo.
Boyles, Shattuck, Okla; Jesse B.
Hays, Gainesville, Texas; Charlie
Adamson, Okla; Corps.
L.rAx F. Rartlnv. Dallas Texas: