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El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-08-29

ually to make us all democrats and
he saw q distinguished galaxy Ct
republicans across the board who
looked as though they likes it," He
had three brothers In the service,
one rejected for physical disability
and a fourth would go as soon as
he was of age. When that time came
in order to permit him to go, the
speaker would go back to the home
and on the farm and take the young
or mans place at milling the
cows and swilling the pigs" in order
That his brother might fight the
Huns. There would only be two
stopping places, one on the linden
burg line to take a look GROUND, and
the next for a short swim In the
Rhine and then 1t would be on to Ber-
lin. He was sure every member CT
his church was in accord with the
knights of Columbus and would aid
the campaign.
81 want to see every Hun, Hohen-
zollem and Hapsburger driven into
the deepest and most Stygian depths
of hell. | believe the knights Of Co
lumbus are doing their share to their
very best to bring that about. That's
why I am for this cause or any
other cause they propose. III you
have got any service or any banner
under which a Mason can enroll, put
me to work. i want to do everything
4 can" was the vigorous way in
which Francis G. Wilson reused
the %banqueters.
MORALE OF ARMY
WINS, SAYS BWRsUM
IAN army can only win IL its
morale is sustaineu," asserted Holm
o. Bursum, of Socorro. 1.-THE great
Russian army, ten million trained
fighters, went to pieces because it
the spirit and the morale
which make for victory. 1t Is the
spirit of the American soldier which
will carry him through in this war
and write a peace that will be last
ing in the city Of Berlin itself. It Is
our duty at home to send all our
dollars if necessary to keep up that
morale in the American army. 1t is
such organizations as the Knights OF
whose war activities are
devoted to that special and essen
tial purpose. We must support them,
give freely to them and enable
hem to carry on their work because
Il is just as essential as the manu-
of munitions or any other es-
war industry. We are in the
ear line of trenches here at home.
We must keep firing our dollars over
that the boys spirit may be
up and they may realize that
understand that they are making
he supreme sacrifice not merely for
themselves but for us"
AtMe Too,D Says Prichard
Col. George w. Prichard, intro.
luced by the postmaster as the
best wine saved until the last,
proved that the best wine is used
paringly when he remarked that he
adopted the sentiments of Mr.. Bur
UNI for his own" and sat down.
Music for the evening was furnish
d by a special quartet with A. M.
3ergere at the piano, consisting OF
America" which was sung standing
the guests at the opening, over
"Goodby Broadway, Hello
rance" the new Knights of Co.
imbus official war song EVERY
ody Welcome - Everybody Free"
yhich made a big hit, and the uni.
singing of the Star Spangled
in closing with a number d J
Their selections i~nterpersed. 4
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-08-29
FOURTEEN MEXICANS
Continued From Page one.)

The American casualty list today
contained the same as last night:
two dead and 2S wounded. The
wounded are at the military hospital
at Camp Stephen Little. A revised
casualty list was being prepared by
military authorities here to include
all civilians wounded during the fight
ing.
The Mexican casualties were esti-
mated at so today, of which Is wero
said by an army officer to have been
killed, including Mayor Felix Pena-
loza.l
The revised estimate of the. Mex
lean casualties was based on unof-
fetal reports received from the Mex
lean town today. Because no ono
can cross to the Mexican side an ac-
curate sestimte cannot yet be OBJ
1t is believed many more
we're wounded who we're hidden in
the Mexican houses.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-08-29
ADDITIONAL MExlCANs
GOING TO NOGAIES

Washington, Aug. 2S.Major Gen
eral William A. Holbrook notified the
war department today that desultory
firing between civilians in Nogales
on the Mexican border had ceased
after continuing all night. Under an
agreement with the Mexican COM
mander all troops on both sides were
being withdrawn but additional Mex
lean troops were noted approaching
Nogales.
The Mexican border has been
placed under control of General Hol-
brook, commander of the southern
department. The chief of staff an
nouneed today that Gen. Holbrook has
given order as to action to be taken
in border emergencies.
The official report confirmed de-.
tails of the fighting given in press
dispatches.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-08-29
UNIVERSAL WAR
BREAD ASKED
BY MR.. HOOVER

Washington, Aug. 2S.-Universal
war bread for all nations fighting
Germany ID provided for in new regu-
lations announced by Food Admins
traitor Hoover. They will relax wheat
flour restrictions.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-08-29
HENRY FORD GETS
NOMINATION FOR
u. S. SENATE

Detroit, Mich, Aug. 2s.--The result
of the senatorial fight has been
definitely determined in the nomina-
ton of Commander T. II. Newberry
as the Republican and Henry Ford
as the Democratic candidate.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-08-29
AMERICAN BIG GUNS
POIINnING TILE ENEMN

With American forces ON the Vesle,
Aug. 28.-American and French big
guns are pounding away at the enemy
and the Germans have been unable to
bring up achievements.
Fighting between Americans and
German forces continued all night in
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-08-29
Senator Ollie James
of Kentucky Dies

Washington, Aug. Ex-senator OF
lie M. James Of Kentucky, died at
Kentucky, died at $50 o'clock this
morning at a hospital in Baltimore.
where he has been i'll for some time.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-08-29
REREAT OF

Paris, Aug. 28.-The retreat of the
Germans which has been organized
by General Won Boehn during the
last fortnight probably will be made
in two stages, it is said here. The
first halt is expected to be behind
the Somme and Crozat canal and the
second will bring the enemy to a line
of March Fl from which he launched
his great offensive.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-08-29

the region of Bazooches to the east of
Fismes. EARLY this morning the Am
ericans secured a foothold on the
eastern outskirts OF the town.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-08-29

to Marcel Hutin in the Echo De Paris,
alone took $4,000 prioners and AGO
guns. British casualties were far less
than the number of German cap
tured.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-08-29
B0cHE FRONT

CONTINUED from Page H.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-08-29
CANADIAN TROOPS TAKE

. N GUDU FhISONEHO
With the British Forces in France,
Aug. 2S,-(By the Associated Press.)
British troops today completed the
capture of Trones Wood, north of the
River Somme.
Canadian troops in their advance
astride the Scarpe river yesterday
captured more than 1000 Germans.
When r~e-attacked the Germans not
only lost ground which they thought
they had ~regained but they also suf-
fered many casualties.
The princinal activity has been in
the region of the River Scarpe where
the British have gained a little o
ground. Some of 1t had not been in
possession Of the entente allies, since
1914.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-08-29

London, Aug. 2S.-British casualties
reported in the week ended today
total HASA, compared with an ag-
gregate of Sail reported in the pre-
vious week. The casualties are di-
vided as follows:
Killed or died of wounds: Officers,
SS7; men, 2t94.
Wounded or missing: Officers,
lilo; men, 1878.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-08-29
mANclN's TROOPS

MANGIN'S TROOPS
CROSSING AILETTE
Paris, Aug. 28.-General Mangin's
troops began crossing the Ailette riy-
.er today, it was announced here this
afternoon.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-08-29

Judgment reversed.
Opinion by District Judge Mechem,
Justice Parker and Justice Roberts
concurring.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-04
Koncerty Kapeli Wro1-
skiego ~zapowiadaja
sic swietnie.
(Komunikat 2 biura Kom. Wyk,
Wychodztwo Ojczyznie W dniu
3. maja).

Jak byIo do przewidzenia, wiado--
nose o novel seryi koncert6w ka-
peli polskiej pana Tadeusza Wron-
skiego, ktory z dniem 81 kwietnia r.
b. %rozpoczyna objazd osad polskich
w Ameryce, - wywo4ala wielkie "a
dowolenie / radoSc wSrod ogofu pol
skiego. We wszystkich osadach przy-
gotowania do koncert6w czynione So
e~nergicznie i spsodziewac sic nalezy,
re hale zapefnione beda do ostat-
Mich miejsc Rodakami i Rodaczka-
mi, t~embardziej, re ZADNYCH KO-
LEKT AM DEKLARACYI PIE
NIEHNYCH MA KONCERTACH
TYCH ME BEDZIE. Koncerty tie
wylacznie beda mia}y jeno charakter
agitacyjny ma rzecz Rampant majo-
wei, podczas kt6rej komitet Wy
chodztwo Ojczyznie W dniu 8 maja
zamierza fundusz milionowy ma cele
armii naszej l cele narodowe.
Jednoczesnie Komitet Wykonaw-
czy podaje do wiadomo5ci og6{u, re
Wydawnictwo Nut Echo z Ziemi
Rodzinnej'', ktore wydaio ~wszystkie
utwory polskie z repertuaru Tade-
usza Wronskiego, przeznacza cd
wszystkich sprzedanych nut podczas
Rampant majowej, so proc. ma
rzecz komitetu ,,Wychodztwo Ojczy5
ME W dniu 3 maja". Spodziewanym
Jest re zr6dia tego wielki dochod,
gdyz piosenki polskie, kt6re spie-
wal ~uprzednio ma koncertach swo--
ich p. Wronski, staly sic nader po-
pularnie W Ameryce i ogolnie podo-
baly sic wszystktm .
Niebawem ogfosimy ma tenn miej-
Sou ponownie marszrute koncertoWa
kapeli D. Wronskiego, gdyz ma zada-
ME niekt6rych osad, zwlaszcza ma
zachodzie, musiano do marszruty o.
wei dodac kilka m~iejscowosci, co
| spowodowalo zmiany. Ktoby chciai
zasiegnae informacyi, czy to W spra-
vie Rampant koncertowej, czy tez W
sprawie Rampant majowej. niechaj
pisze ma adres Komitet Wykonawczy
Wychodztwo Ojczyznie - IL West
S7th str, New York, n. Y.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-04
N0TATKI %REP0RTERA.

PAM Marya Matuszak, 100 w. 1O7
utica, otrzymala wczoraj list cd Sc
kretarza Prezydenta Wilsona, p. ].
P. Tumulty, w ktorym dziekuje jej
"a choragiewke wielkoSci IA przez
20 cali, ma kt6rej recznie wyszyta
znajduje sic podobizna Prezydenta
Wilsona. PAM Matuszak c~horagiew-
Ike te wysiaia Prezydentowi.
Aresztowano wczoraj bylego ban
kiera z West Pullman, B. W. Sluza.
Przeszlo rok temu Sluz prowadzii
agencye sprzedazy realnoSci i bank,
W domu pnr. 73S w. 119-ta ul.,
gdzie tez wielu mieszkanC6w z Oko-
licy umieszczaio swoje oszczednoSct,
a miedzy tymi ~przewaznie PolaCy /
Litwini. B. w. Sluz przez rok caly
ukrywal sic zrecznie "rzed policya,
az raz niespodziewanie przybyf on
ma pogrzeb swego szwagra i wten--
Czas, PREY pomocy p. NJ. Koiomyj-
skiego. jednego 2 pOkrzywdzonych
depozytor6w Sluza. policya przy}a-
pala ptaszka i osadzila We wiezienlu
ma stacyi W South Chicago, skad tel
przewiezinv bedzie do wiezienia po-
wiatowego. gdzie odpoczywac ma do
czasu rozprawy sadoweJ.
Wczoraj Sluza stawai pred mu-
nicypalnym sedzia Swansonem W
South Chicago, kt6ry sprawe jego
odfozyi do dnia S+so kwietnia, b. r,
ably daG sposobnoSc wszystkim po-
szkodowanym depozytaryuszom do
podania oskarzen przeciwko Sluzie.
Jedenastu q pokrzywdzonych sic juz
zgfOsilo a depozyta ich wynosify cd
$12 do $500 i wyzej. Depozytaryu--
Sow reprezentuje adwokat Jozef F.
Mall q Kensington.
q q .
2 poborowymi z dystryktu numer
65 wyjecha} do Portland, Maine,
wczorai Jan Przedziankowski, syn
pp. J6zefa / Rozalii Przedziankow-
skich. zamieszkalych pnr. 2212 No.
Seeley n Miody wojak juz
przedtem sluzyt W Armii Wuja Sa-
ma 1 wczorajszy wyjazd MONA ME
iako nazwaG powrotem do pstarego
fachu".
q q q
Jutro i W sobote, 5-go i ego kwlet
mia ~pokazywane beda W teatrze Cho-
pima PREY Division i Milwaukee Ve.
obrazki ruchome p. t. The Cross
Bearer. Teatr otwarty jest juz o
godzinie 1-szej popoiudniu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-04
w naiblizsza niedziele 7go b. m

w naJblizsza niedziele 7go b. m.
W wielkiej sail ma Stanislawowie -
przedstawienie ,,Zaczarowanego Ko-
la" La doch6d budowy koScioia Sw.
Jacka W A%vondale W sobote popolu-
dniu, ego o 2:30 przedstawienie toz
samo dla SIS. Nauczycielek i dziatwy
szkolnej.
q q q
Dom dwu pietrowy pnr. S445 Sa-
ginaw ave., W So. Chicago, "a zez-
woleniem miasta, buduje p. F. Vie
czorkowski. Plany wykonal archi--
text F.. w. Fischer a prace kamie-
niarskie powierzono F. Jakubow--
skiemu. Dom ten kosztowaC bedzie
pc wykonczeniu $4,000.
q q q
W najblilsza niedziele p%opo}ud--
niu odbedzie sic W sail parafialnej
Sw. J6zafata wielki vice, u~rzadzany
przez Dwory organizacyi Katolickich
LeSniczych ola naradzenla sic mad
zebraniem funduszu zapomogowego
ola Polski. Przemaw.ac Dedzie ma
wiecu tym X. Wladys'aw Zapaia, c.
r., rektor Kollegium Sw. Stanisiawa
Kostki.
q q q
u pogrzebu brata swego s. p. Hen
ryka G6rskiego jaki sic odbyl W
Three Lakes, Wis, powr6ci}a wczo-
raj siostra nieboszczyka, parma 70
fla G6rska, z~amieszkala pnr. 2ll4
Berlin uT., ma Jadwigowie.
q q q
Tow. Polsklch Murarzy | Kamie-
marry, lgrupa 1866 Il. n. P, chcac
powiekszyG fundusz sw0j, uplanowa-
10 ~urzadziG przedstawienie rucho-
mych obraz6w i W tym celu wybra-
no sale ,,Walsha" PREY Noble I'll. -
Przedstawienie to mlalo sic odbyc
dnia 1-go kwietnia - ale z powodu
jakichS nieporozumien ca}kiem ska
sowano. lynn kt6rzy bilety ma to
przedstawienie zakupili, radzi Komi-
tet udaG sic do tych Cd kt6rych BIZ
Lefty zakupili, | zadaG zwrotu picnic
dry.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-04

Dzisiaj wieczorem W sail North
western settlement, PREY Augusta
/ Noble ul., odbedzie sic regularna
lekcya bezpiatna W szkole obywatel-
skiej prowadzonej przez adwokata
Leona c. Nyke. Polacy, ktorzy do
tyehczas ME .maja pierwszych papie-
row obywatelskich, a kt0rzyby zy-
czyli sobie pozostat obywstelami
Stan6w Zjednoczonych, MECH sic sta
via dzisiaj do miejsca wylej wymie-
nionego o godziuie 1880 wieczorem.
Aplikacye W czasie wyklad0w wypi-
sywaG bedzie PARMA Anna Zawiszew-
ska-RobinSOn-
Q . q
Do Fort Williams. W Portland.
Maine. wyjechali Z dystryktu numer
Sc nsetepujacy pOborowi: Hart
man r. Laskovski Flip, WachowiCz
Stanislaw. Bober Antoni, GOgoluk
Tccdor, Eyert Cart. Zurek Edward,
Heisre Edward. Peyton j., Pochyl-
ski Franciszek. Tiedge Fred, Deering
J.. Donaj Andrzoj i ~Iabaszkszycki
Leon.
Odjechali Oni poCiagiem kolei
Grand Trunk re, STACEY PREY Dear
born ILL.,: do STACEY kolejowej zaS Cd
wiezli ich automobilami polsCy prze-
mvslowcy zamicszkali W tym dy-
strykCie.
O . 9
Wczorai o ~godzinie 2-ej popoiu-
dniu ma stacyi pOlicyjnej PREY Chi
cago ave. odbyl sic inHwest korone-
"a W sprawie Smierci Jadwigi Hum
pa. Jury kOronerska uznata, IL
.HumpOwa pOpeiniia samobojstwo
wyskakujac z okna; uczyniia ona to
W czasie chwilowego napadu szatu.
Mieszkala ona pnr. 1901 Currier ul.,
ma drugiem pietrze. Niezywa znalaz-
Ia Elzbieta Wilandt, 2 pnr. 1913
Currier III. Pogrzebem zajmuje sic
sp6lka Makarski i Jeszka z Trojco-
wa.
- % q
Kapitan policyi Eyanstonskiej
aresztowal wczoraj pieciu m~ezczyzn
W czasie najazdu ma dom pnr. 1O4o
Dewey ul. W Evanston. P~rzylapani
oni zostali podczas CRY W kostki o
pientadze. Byli to: Wiadysiaw Bu-
kowski. Leon Ptczenik, J.. c. Dila-
kiewicz. r. Puszkiewicz i A. Lesikie-
wicz. Sedzia pokOju Boyer zadecydu-
je dnia 11-go kwietnia. czy oskarze-
nj grail lub ME grail W ,,gnatki" jak
ich o to posadza kapitan policyl.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-04
Me Wstydz sic!

Gdy powracasz do domu ze srod'
piescia, ze sk}adu, ofisu Tub fabryki.
kun sobie DZIENNIK CHICAGosKl
1 kmialo czytaj W tramwaju Tub Wa
gonie.
Dz1ENNIK CHICAGosKI MONA
stale nabywae ma nastepujacych ma
roznikach:
State i Madison - pred skiadem
departamentowym boston store.
State / Madison pred apteXa
firmly Buck and Rayner;
State 1 Madison - pred skladen
departamentowym firmy Carson
Prize, Scott and Col
State / Quincy;
State 1 Van Burenj
State / Harrison;
Wabash 1 Harrison;
Van Buren, 1 La Sale,
Adams 1 La Sale;
Adams 1 La Sale;
Washington 4 In SallSI
Randolph 1 Dearborn;
WASHINGTON 1 9th Avo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-04
Z Biura MstsoroIogIeznsgo.

w ciagu DOLBY wczorajszej najwyz-
sza temperature wynosiia SO stopni,
najnizsza 33 stopni. Normalna tenn
peratura W tym dniu wynosi Al stop
nj; niedob6r temperatury W tym ro-
ku s stopni.
Wsch6d slonca O godz. 6 min. 2S.
Zach6d slonca o godz. I min. Is.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-04

Prawie ka4dy polskI agent reah
noSciowy ogiasza sic " DZ1ENN1KU
CH1CAGQsk1M DO nieiednokrotni'
przekonal sic. 70 tn uajlspisj mn
na oniacA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-04

Pieknie dis wieczorem i W pia--
tex, ME wiele zmiany w temperature
Umiarkowany pGlnocno-wschodni
wiatr.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1918-11-07
ROUTE 2, TYRONE

Most of the sick are improving
There are very few cases now in
this part of the country.
The broom corn seeders and balers
are now in this neghborhood. Quite
a few have raised broom corn.
Mr.. PistOle has been on the sick
list, having been thrown from a drill,
his team running away. -ney be-
came frightened at some turkeys and
threw him on the little wheels behind,
injuring his back. Mr.. Goodwin's
team also ran away the same day,
wrecking his binder, but he was un-
injured.
E. A. Stroup and family ate Sun
day dinner at the o. P. Bookless
home.
W. L. Bookless and Claude Car
penter were Guymon visitors Monday.
Claude was called to take the physi-
cal examination for Government
service.
Frank Towner and o. P. Bookless
have been having well trouble.
Walter Northrop lost a horse last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Bookless and sons
George and Frank left Saturday for
a two weeks visit in Stafford and
Reno county, Kansas. Mrs. W. L..
Bookless also left for Reno county
for few days visit with her brother
who has been called to go to Camp
November 18th.
Aaron Booth spent Sunday with
Verne Bookless.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1918-11-07
TYRONE NOTES

lack Cain went to Guymon Sat
urday afternoon to get the ballot
boxes for the election Tuesday, Nov.
9Th.
Mrs. Joseph Holman received
fall while at her daughters Mrs.
Tracks last Friday afternoon which
resulted in dislocated knee.
Mrs. Jane Stieneipher who has
been here for the past two weeks
caring for Mrs. C. w. B. Jackson re-
turned to her home at Hooker last
Saturday.
Guy Speakman was over to Bea-
yer City, LaKemp and Gray last FIJI
day and Saturday on business.
Eddie Tucker is home on a fur
Tough. He has been at Camp Perry.
Many of our citizens are highly
elated over the telegram that came
Saturday morning from Turkey Is
land oilwells. w. Y, Cowden, K. /.
Brown, Woodcon Cowden and others
have an interest there.
We are very sorry to hear of the
death of Mrs. Russell Clark at Hugo
ton. Fay Curtis, as she was known
here. had many friends in Tyrone
and used to visit here when she lived
at Liberal The sympathy of her
friends here goes out to her relatives
and friends both in Liberal and Hugo
ton. H.
Again our hearts are sad in the
death of Mrs. Nellie Swami Snedegar
who died Saturday night October
26th at her home at Hollyrod, Kan
sas. Nellie was one Of Tyrone S
brightest and most beloved young
women and formerly lived here tor,
several years until she was married
nearly four years ago to Bliss Sned-
ecar. The body was brought to n.y.
rome and laid to rest in the Highland
cemetery, last Thursday afternoon
She leaves to mourn her loss her hus-
band. a little boy about two years
old, her father, John Swami, two Sis
ters, Miss Anna and Mrs. Lorenzo
two brothers and host Of tnends'
- She would have soon heen % years
old. The floral offerings were beau
tiful.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1918-11-07
EUREKA ITEMS

We had fine rain last week and
the wheat looks fine in these parts.
Bupey King was operated on last
week for appendicitis and is at the
Liberal Hospital. He is getting along
fine at this writing.
G. r. MorehOuse and family spent
Sunday with Grandpa and Grandma
Howinson.
W. 7. Capps and family spent sun
day at the c. II. Morehouse home.
The farmers are busy filing their
silos and some are Gathering feed and
drilling wheat since the moisture.
Mrs Lublay and Mrs. W. II. and
W. T.. Capps spent the day Tuesday
at the w A. King home putting up
tomatoes and apples for Mrs. Kina
c. II. Moahoua pat uD q fine
chicken house last wac. Mr.. viii
liams, q carpenter from Tyrone. and
c. II. Huh helped bin.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1918-11-07
KENNEDY SAYS;

Hurrah, they are dragging the
streets in Old Liberal, the idea is to
raise all the dust possible. A week
ago it might have done lot Of good
but in playing the game of CITY
Won must do everything backward,
or YOU are a spendthrift, same rule
applies to County. Put on your Cog
giles, and come in and see me at Crit
fifth G. Baughman's.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1918-11-07

Mr.. f. A. Louthan and Mrs. F. C.
LOTHIAN came from Kismet Tuesday
TO shop.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1918-11-07
KENNEDY SAYS;

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every Cn.'l.uale was Iue pea'i o!t
no" ~ per IS"' ~ w. .ne''' INN mi II 10
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COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS
E Jf@. of DIE County Clerk, Sew
Ii County, Liberal. Kansas Nov
om6ar 4, 1913.
The Board Of County Commissions
ems ma. n regular monthly session.
Present. j. b. luo.g tugunani w.
W. Auwu, and H. ID. A..aul Menu
u. VI Board d. j.. l..h5 loun-
is Attorney and .as is. s.yfer,
County Clerk.
I.. follower" bills against the
Gown. ".. ...... a.a allowed
and warrants ordered drawn y1 the
+ County I '... TO. ,la various
...ya. .. .aoWH b. .g- Register of
I ,@m
. e.. 49, .ae.. awo.y for I-.A.a %
. d. B. May auto hire ...-.- 90
N....-lh Go. sup
u-. ID rs
Crane "n. ,or County up-
..0 ..... w y
. o.. D.. np1'.a-r hl3 .htHNE I'D
/ whey Drug Coz Nose .- SUI
/ d. N. HAMMER Judge Urinary
] taad ward .. ... 20
| nneNnFo smith, Clerk Pre-
mars. fms. ward . OD
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-17
cE,>;En, rnrSr DEEDS.

II +. Williams TO Edward :. Rose
snd William S. Rose. trustees. iS2i
North Tweniyt first Street. ~ Zee, >
iuchsS by IA feet at southeast corner
OF Tweaty-iirsi and y Streets De-
cember =. 1915: 5000
benjamin l.. Tuck and BESSIE D.
,wife) to Arden Howell trustee, aI3
bancroft Avenue. 50xl2J Zee, south
!!nc BLncr"fi- Avenue 100 feet east
OF Wellington Street. December 10
1918: $1,000
H. D. Lewis and Ala CwI:cl to ~ l.
W "lkcT. trustee, II! South Second
street. II feet inches by 20 sect il
'nches az northeast corner OF Second
ana Canal streets December u, 1918:
Annie Kinds TO 4 V. Shea and /. +.
klnnton. trustees. 2322 Floyd Avenue
20 !eei inches 10y IL. feet north
line Floyd -Avcnuc nj cas-, line Elm
street December 10. 1915. S7,OSo
lex q. Jones and Annie l.. fwife)
10 j. Lee Davis. trustee. - feet 9l-a
.nches hy. -" feet, north line Floyd
Avenue. ob fec; al-2 inches cas-, or
Mulberry Street. November -, 1918:
NJ. j. BERTHE Fuller aud William .hns-
West Clay street. ~ feet 10 inches by
ieei east Of Adams street. November
30. 1918. So $50.
Grace ~ Yeats and Il. w .thusband)
70 w Chester Evans, lot Ii. block A.
Henry Flacc, a0Xl0 feet north line
Cary Street. 90 feet cast OF Ham
n.ei"n street. December 20 1918;
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