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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-14
FURNISHED ROOMS ron RENT

FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT
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BEAUTIFULLY furnished cool bedroom,
large closetj privilege OF sitting room
also garage. meals II desiredj 1Si n.
Park. Wslput 1881.
ROOMS WITH PRIVATE BATH
Few cool, choice rooms, with private
bath. meals, exclusive place. 2iS W. 10th.
LARGE front bedroom, north and south
exposure. 20 w. sth.
LARGE, cool room With laystory; III
sos 70 sth. Walnut ibst,
NICELY furnished room, In private FAM
ilyi walking distance. Maple 1859.
NICELY Furnished front sleeping room
M IN east brick apartment so E. Ord.
FRONT bedroom Tor rent, gentlemen
preferred go North Walnut.
COMFORTABLY furnIshed southeast bed
room, with large closet, private en-
trance IN quiet home, for ! or =? gentle
A cool, soutteast bedroom and sleep
,rsnc. ns p0TSh aapls sdll?Sns llpSs BATH private en-"
FOR RTNT-Nicely Furnished southeast
room next TO private bath privilege Of
wife. Maple 20s9. 4ot y. 18th.
TWO furnished rooms los ". Ot6. Maple
THE PLAZA i6iTH N. BE6KDwKY-
Newly decorated, 2 and s-room apart
mhnts, modern, with private bath. Wal
nut 7is0.
TWO down.iaITs rooms, nicely luFnI.KH
and sleeping porch. Walnut 1901.
l2l2 West sth 81. -
NICE vorth bedroom, quiet home; best
location. 1921 N. broadway,
NICELY furnished south room With
sleeplng porch. Walnut t2o3,
ai6 p. bTH-Modsrn, cool southeast FUR
nished rooms, convenient for gentle
men 10 business center. Walnut to53.
NICE south room, large enough for two,
l3l W. sth.
dq3p6 ppd,, TOSm q IN ,P,,Iv9t' hYs' close In
FOR RENT-one pleasant sIespIns room,
In good location. Walnut 2i1s.
NICELY Furnished southeast room, two
nice south light housekeeping rooms
good neighborhood. All 10. Park. Cal
Maple l072-J.
LARdE front bedroom Tor rent, on ciss.
Nn. Walnut sb29.
ONE most desirable breezy room. "ssI.
SElrk." 7l5n N Broadway.
rDNiShbD hCOh, Twin De0s, Tor twt
working girls, ti0 per month. 1906 N
broadway. Call evenings.
LARGE, beautifully furnished southeas
front bedroom, large closet; very deslr.
able IN every respect. si6 n. 9Th, Wal.
nut ss0s.
ONE sleeping room or suite OF tive
rooms, southeast exposure; very desir.
able and private. Maple is63-R.
SLEEPING ROOMS for rent, close IN
ployed preferred. 6l6 W. 9th. Maple t79
| LARGE southeast room. second story.
1907 classen Blvd Walnut 5sb.
COOL, newly furnished sleeping rooms
for remit adults only III u. 9Th. Phone
Walnut 366l.
NICELY Furnished front bedrooms south
exposure. S2i West 3rd.
BEAUTIFULLY Furnished room, corner
Tenth and Stilesi lady or gentleman
employed. Phone Maple 5ss, mornings
or evenings.
GIRL desires roommate: have nice south
room In private home; walking dis
tance: references, Walnut Si2s.
SLEEPING rooms for rent. Manhattan
Rooms, 2lh w, 9Th.
LARGE south bedroom, walking dis
tance; reference. Walnut 1904.
BEAUTIFULLY furnished cool bedroom,
large closet; privilege of sitting room,
also garage: meals N desired. t3i T..
Park. Walnut 1857
BEDROOM. southeast exposure. 305 2.
sth. Maple l292
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-07-30

Gilded youth furnishes quickly.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-07-30
BIG LUMBER PLANT
DESTROYED BY FIRE
Nelson, Hall & Co.'s Mill at Samson
vile, Enosburg Falls, Eurned-
I,,ss May Be S150,OOG.

ENOSBURG FAILS, July 3o-The
mill property Of Nelson, Hall < CO., wood
workers. at Samsonville, about three and
one-half miles north OF this village, was
destroyed by fire late Saturday alter
noon The property included the box
factory, veneer mill, saw mill and all the
contents of the buildings, many thousand
feet of lumber, logs and three of the ten
ement houses of the company
The fire originated in the boiler room.
There are rumors it was incendiary, but
the owners refuse to make any statement
III the matter.
The loss may exceed sl50,0O0. The com.
pany had just installed sprinkling sys
TEN, said to have cost $4,000, and il
would have been in working order in two
or three days.
The main building was l00xl50 feet
and was erected about two years ago
Since then several additions of store
rooms, etc, had been made
1t is expected the firm will not hav,
to suspend work There were about ION
employees
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-07-30
WAR INSURANCE 25 BILLIONS.
Soldiers and Sailors Have Policies
That Amount.

WASHINGTON, July 3O.-Almost
$4,000, 900 of new insurance was
taken ont by soldiers and sailors in
July, the treasury department an
nounees. One billion of this was writ
ten in the last four days. The grand to-
tai of life insurance written by the
government has now reached $25. 49,
$4,000
While there has been some DELAY IN
mailing certificates TO the beneficial
res. persons who have been named as
SCeh but have not vet received their
certificates are. reminded by the treas
ury department that the certificates are
not essential to make the insurance pro-
teetion effective but are merely evil
denee of the existence of the contract
Insurance Therefore no apprehension
should be felt by persons who have not
vet received certificates Mere than
S00000 insurance certificates have al
ready been mailed
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-07-30
OLD PIONEER DEAD.
Uncle Billy Plaster Was Famous Cat.
tleman and Rancher.

Ell PASO, Texas, July Uncle
Billy Plaster is dead. "Uncle Billy
was credited with being the original
of Alfred Henry Lewis famous char
acter of the Old Cattle and who tells
the stories of Wolfville days and nights
in Mr.. Lewis s books on southwestern
frontier days
While Arizona cattlemen DENY that
"Uncle BLY, used the language that
was credited to him in these Wolfville
stories, they admit that many of the
incidents told in the books were true
and they recognize the character of
"Doc - Poets, Dave Tut, Texas
Thompson and Tucson Jennie as neigh
| bors on the range in the border state.
| Douglas Ariz., or the site of the present
| city of DOUGLAS. is generally supposed TO
have been Wolfville. while Tombstone,
| the county scat. was Red DOG. the much
hated rival community Uncle Billy =
| Plaster owned much of the range in
southern Arizona and made frequent
trips to FL Paso, where he was always
| the center of crowd of interested
| listeners at the clubs and the hotel lob
hies while he told of frontier days in
| Arizona territory.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-07-30
HIGH RANK IN SCHOLARSHIP.
Merle E. Corhott Graduates from
Mt. Hermon School.

Merle E. Corhett of this town has
just graduated from Mount Hermon
school, Mount Hermon, Mass Fifty
four other young men received their
diplomas at the same time. Five of
these are serving in the army, and in
all, 81 who were members of the class
last year are now with the colors
These are part of the thousand young
men now wearing khaki who were for
merly students of this famous school.
Mr. Corbett was prominent in the
undergraduate life of the school, serv.
ing as an officer of the Good Govern.
ment club and a member of the edito
rial board of the Mennonite, the schoo
paper. He also took high rank in
scholarship.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-07-30
WEST BRATTLEB0R0

Mr. and Mira Lonis Stellmsa and
'youngest dauehter of Syracuse, n. Y,
visited over Sunday with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II. SSellman.
Mrs. E. IT, Metcalf, Miss Jennie
Wilder and Ernest Mellen went to, the
Miller cottage at Sunset Lake to en-
JOY a week S outing.
Fred johnson of Ashfeld, Mass,
who formerly lived in Wilmington and
had the mail route between Whining
ton and Brattleboro, called ON, friends
here Monday,
Mrs. Lewis H. Davenport of fIins-
dale underwent an operation in the
Meirose hospital at midnight Monday
Dr. Lynch was assisted by DR.. La
Chaine of Hinsdale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Clark's thres
children, who had been in quarantine
with whooping cough since coming
here from Detroit, Mich, have recov
cred and the quarantine has been lift
ed
William Wright of Littleton,. Mass.
who had been in the Melrose hospita
two weeks, following an operation fol
appendicitis, was discharged. yester
day and went to West Chesterfield t,
remain with friends before returning
to his home.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-07-30
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL

There will be a special meeting of St.
Michaels Episcopal church, in the parish
house Wednesday evening at o'clock.
All members are requested To be present.
Tho AEnah l.. Gale class, No. 10, of the
Baptist Bible school viii hold lawn
party on the lawn at the home of Mrs.
c. b. Lamsan tomorrow, afternoon. Tn,
supper viii be on the basket picnic plan.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-07-30

Every company of american, soldiers.
abroad is allowed to adopt one war
orphan. The total cost TO each, soldier
is % cents a month. Each, company
is enthusiastically doing It's share
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-07-30

Because man fixed lock for 4
neighbor and did not send her a bill,
she left him in her will $4,000 that
enabled him to leave New jersey
almshouse
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-07-30

Parker's Auto Service will run 4
Brattlcboro Saturday EVENING", leavina
,Putney at 80 p. m. 12S133
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-19
PANICO EN- ESPANA CON MO-
TWO DE LA EPIDEMIA

Madrid, noviembre 3.-La cpl
demia Sc esta extendiendo rapida-
mente, adguiriendo muy grandes
proporcipnes.
Ell Gobierno esta realizando
cuantos esfuerzos son posibles, ha-
ciendo distribution de medicos y
medicinas por todas las aldeas alta
cadas fin de que EN- ninguna par
te Sc carezca tempo de los au-
xilios de la Ciencia.
En- muchas localfdades, familias
enteras Sc hallan atacadas del NAL.
lEs indescriptible Ell panico que
Sc .advierte en- muchas ciudades,
.siendo clio causa de que los veci-
nos hayan realizadof actos de yio-
leneia contra las &utoridaIdes sani-
tarias.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-19

muy defectuosos Y diffciles de de-
sendcr. Contra el abandono SC %
ietaba que Sc trataba de un trozo
de suelo bclga lleno de recuerdos
Que pasarfa las manos alemanas.
Question de scntimiento.
La principal consideration que
abonaba. la conservation de Ipres
era de fnaolc tactica: el saliense
tornado en- Ia 1nea de batalla ala
Ida era Sde muy pocas dimensioncS
sara que los fuegos del enemigo
pudieran cr,izarse en- tcdos senti
dos haciendolo inaguantable. La
|yerdadera Inca dc defensa esta en-
lei canal Que rodea la ciudad por
fuera. Pero la ciudad misma toca
al cana. Y obstruye SUI aceeso; -sus
rlinas puelen facilitar el acceso
del enemigc hasta Ell mismo canal
y este es una mala condicion. Isl
las ruinas de Ipres no son indis
pensables -.-aparte las eosideracio
mes seltimantales zen cambi0 10
son Ell canal y el Iser canalizad2.
Detras no sc encuentra linea DE-
defensa natural definida.
la dcfensa del canal Sc hermana
al Sur con Ia de los montes dc
Flandes de una manera bastante
Fimperfccta, por la region del es-
Itanque de Dickebusch. De manera
Que toda Ia question dc la conser
vacion del salicntc de 3Ipres -rui
mas y canal- qucda supeditada al
mantenimiento del cadena de los
montes de Flandes que los alema
mes Sc aprcstaban atacar. Essa
cadena de defensas naturales era
de una impertanc;a primordial; su
conservation Sc impon1a toto
trance Habia bastado que fuefa
conquistado su extreme oriental o
sea Messines y Wythchete, para
que ell enemigo sc estableciera mas
al Norte. En- Saint Eloi al Sur de
Ipres para que los ingleses Sc rass
plegaran al Este de Ia ciudad Fla
racnca.
Cuando Ia Ultima ofensiva fran
co-britanica en- Flandes en- 1917.
Ia conauista de las citadas alturas
tuvo como consccuencia forzada la
de Messines y Wytschaele; ahora
Sc producia 10 contrario. Lo que
Sc gan6 en- 1917 Sc habia per-
dido, hacienda inutiles los hermo
SOS saerificios de entonces. Para
conservar ell, resto Y con el 10 one
onedaba dc Belgica a los aliados
era de todasnecesidad mantener Ia
cadena de alturas de Flandes, 2,
ror 10 menos las principales de
elias A tai fin iban a consagrarse
los esfaergos combinados franco
britanicos.
E. DIAZ,RETG.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-19
Los MONTES DE FLAhlDES


compreEdif que Ell Monte Kemmal
| liba/ a constituir dentro de pocos
dias el objective del gran esfuerzf
aleman asl es que las tropas fran
ccsas encargadas de su defensa SC
dispusieron 4 recibir al cnemigo.
Desde que llegaron al sector que Sc
les habia asignado, las tropas dc
Ia Repnblica dieron muestra de
una sangre fria Y de una, capaciL
dad para e combate admirables
A pesar de Ia fatiga irnpuesta per
sarios dias de Marcia y de proce
der de sectores donde la lucha ha
hia sido violenta, los franceses eje
cutaron raids para aliyiar la
preston ejefcida por el ayance del
enemigs.
Mas ALA de Neuve Eglise alcan
aaron Ia granja Donegal, donde
gtnccutraron los cadaveres de Ia
i-equ.Ea gf.arnici6n inglesa Iolea-
dos de numerosos cadaveres ale
names testimonio f1nebre de la te
rrible lucha ALI trabada.
La cordialidad entire los dos
aliados, su compenetraci6n, la iden
tificacion de su eausa su fraterni-
dad es q momento del peligro, eran
completes a pesar de las burdas
noticias pustas en- circulation por
la aviesa propaganda germanica
en- los pafses neutrales. Tai cordia
fidad Sc manifesto en- la vista he
cha por el presidente del Conseio
de Ministries de Francia Ciemen
reau, a las tropas franco-britanicas
de los sectores de Flandes, cuando,
pasando revista a los batallones
britanicns que Sc habfan cubierto
de gloria en- Neuyc Eglise y en-
Meteren, estrecho la inano, cada
uno de los jefes, mientras los in
eleses lanzaban tres hurras por
sus conpaheros franceses.
UnidGs ambos ejercitos iban a
sauebrar de una manera defnitiva
'cs esfuerzcs alemanes para derrl
har el salientc de Ipres y correrse
,.asta Ia costa del canal de la Man
cha. En- aquellos momentos en- que
el farnoso saliente estaba en- gran
peligro en- que a eonseeuencia del
rcpliegue mpuesto por Ell avanee
germanico Y del abandono de las
crestas de Passchendaele los ale
names Sc hallaban casi tiro dc
fusil de Ia celebre ciudad martir,
sc agitaba Ia idea de ievacuar aque
Has ruinas sagradas antes de que
por un doble rnovimiento envo[
vente, .sufriera el lejereito britanico
ln desastre irreparable.
En- favor del abandono de aque
Has ruiaas Sc hacfa valer el hecha
de que los saliertes son siempre
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-19
PARA EsPANA..

Relacion de los pasajeros que condu-
ce el vapor espafol "P. de Satruste-
gui"::
Juan Martin Leonet, Ramon ANA
Luis Rubert, J.. Amalia Freites Ortiz
Altagracia Canivell. Mario Canivell,
Josefa Contreras Palomo, Alfonso Diaz
Ange Campagna, Filomena Perrota,
Jose Campagna, Feliciano o1ano, Car
los Paoli, Francisco Canivell.
ESTA EN- CANA.
Nuestro estinado Corresponsal y
Agente en- Caguas nos participa que
guarda CANA desde hace a1gunos dias
en- dichos pueblo, ell estimado amigo
nuestro, Representante del Provost
Marshal senior N. ]. Aguayo. quien es
asistido por; los doctores v. Coll y Gu
chi y " Gutierrez Ortiz.
Lamentamos la novedad que aqueja
al --querido amigo, y deseariamos verle
pronto en- sus funciones como juez, de
paz de aque1la poblaci6n.
DE ARTE Y ARTIsTAs.
La Compafia en- quo figura el apla,i-
dido baritone Ortiz tie Zarate, elnpe-
zo actuar en- la Habana en- el Tea.
tro Campoarnor, donGe dio cuatro iun-
clones y salio para Matanzas.
De ALI fueron Cardenas y de csta
ciudad a Camaguey donds les s9rpren
dio la Influenza. La epidemia lego a
tomar tales preparedness en- Cana
giiey, que fue precise cerrar el teatro
y la Compahia esta actuando en- San
tiago de Cuba. de donde saldra para
Meiico. i al Aa+izAA -
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-19
sUscRITA CAST cUATRo vEcEs.

S~AsS@
i. EAra las mil accionrs de la nucya
emission del Banco Comercial de Puer-
to Rico, que ofrecio este al pablico en-
general. Sc recibieron 1862 solicitudes,
es decir, que esa parte de Ia emission
fu6 suscrita casi cuatro veces.
El resto de mil quiniertas accioiles
es distribuir entire los accionistas de
dicho Banco, al cual felicitamos par
el magnifico resultado de la stscrip,
cion, nueva prueba de. gran cfedito
de que goza dicha institution.
UNA CIRCULAR.
Ell seflor Angel Perez. del cot:ercio
de Mayaguez, nos participa que cor
fecha IS del corriente abrira una casa
comercial que girara bajo su solo
nombre, y Sc dedicara la compra Y
venta de frutos del pals.
s VA VA MEJoR.
Ell sefior Luis Garcia Casanova,
Principal de las escuelas de Caguas,
ha estado fecogido en- CANA por algu,
nos Sdias.
Mucho nos alegraremos de que Sc
encuentre restablecido en- breve.
X e
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-19

Esablecmento construfdo exprofeso-Extricas condco
sanitarasLa mas competa dotac6n la lsa de apa
ratios instrumental modernos de mayor utdad para tra
tamento cen6co de odas las intermediates curabes con
arego las mas rputadas prescrpcones medco qurrgcas
-Hermosa higienca stuacon.-Comodidad y esmerado
servicio-Asstenca facuatva de primer orden-Cuerpo
medico resdente ell Sanatorio
Sc admiten tratameno enfermos de pago otro
sexo pudiendo aenddos por propos medcos por
los de la Sociedad.
Departamentos especiales asados para se6oras.
COnsutas, ell Sanatoo por Ell Dr. Don Julio Barre6,
parcalares de de La tarde los das laborables
nocimientos $1000-Consulta simple $500.
Operaciones tratamienos especaes baos de luz de are
hdroeectricos hdroerapicos masajes Rayos X, Fulgu
CoNsULToRIO
Rafael Cordero 122.
San Juan.
E0ifco construdo al obeto Dotado de los eemenos
de las hoas consua facuatvo guarda de turn
desde las de la manana a 6 de la tarde
PERSONAL CIENTIFICO.
Director del Sanatorio Dr. Don Julio Barre;ro.
Consuta Generals Sanatoria-Parada 37-EIato Rey, de
a S tarde, todos los dfas laborables.
Director del Consultoro: DR. Don Manuel Quevedo Baez
consulta General Consuorio, de 51a de la arde los
dias laborables de II de la manana los das fesvos
Cirugia General: DR. Don Rafael Velez Lopez
Consuta: En- e Consutoro de 2 arde los dias labo
nes En- Ell sanatorio paricuare Dc 10 IL de la maaa
los Martes. Jueves sabados.
Especiaisa ojos Narfz, Oidos Garganta DIR Don
Consulta: En- e Consultorio de 3s arde los das la
boraes En- e sanatorio particulars, de 5s tarde,
los dias aborables.
Medicos Internos en- eI Sanatorio:
Dr. Don Carlos del Vale
q - Manuel Pavfa Fernandez
Cirugfa Dental: DR.. Don Lorenzo r. Noa.
Consulta o Donell, No 10 (Pazuela Col6n), de tar
de, los das laborables.
Practicantes: Don Enrique Fernandez
= Jose Rodriguez
,, Nicolas Gonzalez.
Asstenca facultava secundada efcamente por 16 Hi
de Ia Carload Nurses uadas de competa aptud prac
tica en- contfnua ylarga experiencia.
Los socios de n1mero eventuaes solo pagan $3.50 al
tenendo derecho atcndidos cualquera de am
bos Eabecmienos al presentar Ell htimo recbo cobrado
Presidential Apartado PAL Tesoreria Apartado 201.(
San juan p. r. San Juan, p R.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-19

q
El nnevo gran esfVerzo germani
90 Ell defnitivo para llegar a uns
solucion dc Ii encarnizada batalla
de Flandes, iba d ser dirigido con.
ira Ia serie de alturas a que va he
mos alu.lido mas de una yez extan
uidas al Sur dc Ipres. La cafda
de esa gran barrera natural, yer
dadero baluarte de la defensa bs'i
tanica en- Flandes, harfa caer al
mismo tempo el saliente de Ipres
y provocaria la retirada en- yasta
|escala de todo el ejercito britaai
co estaeionado en- Belgica. Para
conseguir tan ruidoso resultado Il
|ejercito de Sixto von Armin iba
a realizar an sacrificio subrehuna
no lanzando al asalto considerables
tropas recien llegadas y puestas a
su disposition por el alto mando.
Por su parte, tambien los bri.
tanicos habfan recibido con objeto
de poder resistir Ia prueba suprc
ma considerables refuerzos desta
cados por el generalisimo Focil.
Ell anuncio hecho por sir Douglas
Haig ell II de abril, rafz de la
oerdida de Armentieres y de la
retirada britannica, tenfa confirma
eion en- los momentos en- que Ale
mania Sc dispon1a al esfuerzo de-
aisivo; las divisiones francesas lie
gaban . la zona de batalla y ocupa
ban precisamente el puesto de ho-
nor el acre. de mas peligro, don.
dc Sc asperaba el g@re supreme.
es decir las colinas hamencas, di
rectamcnte amenazadas.
Los alemanes Sc habfan dado
euenta de Ia legada de las divi
stones fepublicanas niandadas por
IN ilustre caudillo el general Mi
try Y desde pocos dfas despues dc
haber oeupado posiciones de cCm
Bate prepataron un ataque contra
los franceses, empleando importan
tes contingencies.
Esta operacion debfa ser la pre-
paracion del asalto general contra
los monies de Flandes. Mientras
las divisiones alemanas atacabaa
en- ell eerea dc Givenchy el dia Is.
fracasando de la manera mas SAN.
grienta que va hemos visto, sc ate.
caba a los franceses situados en- la
region de los monies de FlaIdes.
Los repetidos asaltos de los ale
names fueron rechazados por los
defensores delante de la colina de
Kemmer. Otros asaltos reconoci
miento dirigidos por ell ehemigo
contra otros puntos del mismo see
tor fueron igualmente rechazados
nor el fuego de los canones Y de
as ametralladorasl lfranceses.
5. A partir de aquel momento &c
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-19
isEA pREv1soRl

La experiencia obtenida por los fabri-
cantes do tubos y gomas ''MoHAwK'
es esta;
"Los compradores yuelven, Las go
mas no"
Ffjese en- el alcance de esta frase, y
haga su pedido CADIERNo HER,
MANoS. Adyt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-19
IMPORTA 4 ME-

$50
@ ABEMOS que hay agunas personas dedoan COM
- prar cupones JABoN oCTAGoN. pagando eIos
verdadero vaor deseamos lamar Ia atencion
sobre este aconsearles que deben
guardian cahsaas personamente err pEPAR
TAMENTo De PREMos. de los sres. B Fernandez Hnos
eucs segunda NO. r. Marina San Juan obtenendo en-
can,bo de dichos cupones obcos ddIes muy vaiosos
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-02-08
BOLSHEVIKI JOYFUL
OVER HUN RIOTINGS
Manifesto to Teuton Work
men Urges Continuance.

Petrosrad. Tuesday, Feb 5.---The
semi official news agency announces
that the Workmens and Soldiers
deputies have addressed a manifesto to
similar bodies recently organized In
Berlin and Vienna, describing the JOY
with which the Russian workmen and
soldiers heard of their glorious fight
against the German and the universal
imperialism at a moment when Austro-
German land owners and bankers were
preparing to strangle martyrized Po-
land and the Hoffmans, Won Kuehl-
manns and Won Hindenburgs were
threatening the liberty and indepen-
dence of Courland and Lithuania.
The manifesto urges the Austro-
German Iworkmen to continue their
good efforts to the end that the nego-
tiations which Russia has begun at
Brest- Litovsk with Foreign Secretary
Non Kuehlmann may be terminated
with DR.. Karl Licbnecht the Socialist
leader now in prison.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-02-08
HORSE AbATT0IR
new SUGGESTION
Subject to Be Taken Up at
Meeting State Stock Grow
ers at Helena.
CAUSES FOR FOOD
Proposal Is to Prepare Range
Animals in Montana for
Meat Markets.
CAUSES FOR FOOD

Helena, Feb I.-~Construction Of an
abattor and cold storage plant at files
city. Hillings or some other point III
Montana central to the great horse
ranges of the west for the slaughter
and conversion of the thousands of
cayuses into marketable meat, will be
recommended by State Veterinarian
Butler to the delegates in attendance
here next Monday, upon the meeting of
the dictrict chairmen of the Montana
StockGrowerS' association, to devise
ways and means to conserve the live
stock supplies of the country. Or.
Butler points out that retail markets
handling horse meat exclusively, have
been opened in half a dozen cities of
the country, but that their greatest diff
ficuity has been to secure supplies.
He believes that the slaughter Of tie
animals right off the ranges and snip
ment Of the frozen meat would b. more
economical than to attempt to Snip the
animals on hoof, because ho"ses
for food can be killed only
in abattoirs separate from those used
for beef. ....,