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The state herald., 1918-08-16
LIVESTOCK PRICES
At SOUTH OMAHA
Beet StGsIS Weak 10 10-15C
Lover; Gu Ch 7 Stock SiTOI g
H0G MAaKET OFF SHA PLY
Bulk f5@2so Lower at s1a.oo@fs.25
With Light Shippers at sfo.io.-
Lambs to925c Hiehcr.--Fat Lambs
Reach ste.o0.-Feeders st7.60.

Union Stock Yards South Omahn,
August 1i.-Wlth n modprnte run Of
cattle estimated at 1900 head on
hand, packers were slow In taking
hold Of the bulk of the steers and
trade was weak to 109l5c lower than
MONDAY. There were very few corn
feds on sale, best kinds were quotable
nj si560G1SO0. Butcher stock was
fairly active us well MS stockers and
feeders.
Quotations on cattle: Choice to
primo becves, si7oo@lGOo: good TO
choice hccves, sl5.50Gi7.0o: fair to
good beeves, s1i,O0ali.0O; common
to fnlr bccves, sl0.ooai3.O0: good to
choice workings. sl5.o0GIT0o: fair
Ia good ycHrllngs, Sl0.Oa1iI.5O: com.
mon to fulr ycarllnrs sGo000.O0;
good to choice helfcrs. sn.O0a1i.n0;
fuoh 10 choice cows, sS.T5D1O.ao:
rood 10 choice feeders. sl2O0Tf3.OO. /.
fair 70 good cows, ST.h0Hs.5n: cut
tors, sGT5GT5o: Gamers. SGO00T.N0:
veal calves. sGI0T12iO: bologna
hrlls, sGHo77oO: beef bulls. s7.5nfs
o.50; prime feeders, si2OO0i 1900:
good 10 choice feeders, Si05O01f 70: I:
fair 10 good feeders. ss5O110Oo;
good 10 choice stoclcrs. s9.60lfr.5o /,
fair to good stnrkers SeCOTa.NG:
common 10 fnlr rradcs, sTOOTs %;
seek hrlfcrg. $3.50 7n00: stock cows.
s1750soo; good 10 prime grnss
hrcvc7 Stt-0atn10: rnir IN good
rrnss hccv,E sicG10if0n: common
TO fair hcrycs, S0NoGI2o0.
Supplies wcrr moderate In tho ho-
dlglslon, estimated NJ i35 londs, Of
o.9o0 head There wns strnng do.
mand for choice ii'ht weight hogs on
Shipping accounts md those Kind.
commanded fully s'cdiy prices. rn'k
Of the packing hogs soil anywhere
from i5025c lower than Monday.
rull' ~ Tho sllcs ranged from $500
Gis.25. with rcnltclng lots up to
1910, the top.s
lambs to0a5a Hl1her.
1bre wHg another good rim Of
sheep Tuc lHy. consisting mostly
Of feeder lnmhg, which reached SiTnl
the t'a rui quolan'o anywhere from
Sij5nQl1cO, Fat lluhs sold ne hlgh
ns $500 unl bct cat ewes up to
SiaO0
Quoinilona on sheep aud lnmha.
Lambs good 10 chllcc, sld.hoafsoo
inmhs fair 10 ro7i, SlLOlrt0.5o
lrmh7 focdert. good to choice, siT2f
Giffo, 'nmhN fr'gs f'r 10 god
-oGi1'l; lamh4 feoderl. common
g. fIr sl-toIigto: lambs. culla
Sio00Vilr; icnrllnw, good 10 |
choice, Si3oo11l6o; ycarllrgs, fnh
90 good, el2f'rianl; ycnrllngs
ciiolec, light fce1lnn sli2l012A0 |
yoarlIngs fnlr rnl f,o1Int giO75a |
1l.a5; owc', good 90 chnicc. siio01 |
1Anni ewc1 fnir 20 r8l. $4,000 |
100, ewes, c,h' o5oJa 200.
The state herald., 1918-08-16
Sold Out.

Having sold our business and
pre- misses to enter Military Serv
ice it is our earnest desire TO
clesn up our business entirely.
II we owe you anything bring
in yonr bill at once If you owe
us we will thank you for an
immediate settlement.
Holyoke Auto Co.
The state herald., 1918-08-16
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wash
and children returned Monday
from a visit in Kansas.

Phillips county has received
heavs rains during the past
week and there has been a fall
OF three or four incher of water
All growing crops are looking
fine and the ground is in the
finest of condition for putting
in fall grain. We will have the
the largest crop of corn,
millet and all stock feed ever
raised in our county.
The state herald., 1918-08-16
Next Senator

In these trying war times. we
should have a man from this
district in congress who has so
conducted himself in office as
to both satisfy his constituents
and secure the high respect of
his fellow Legislators. Such n
man is our present congress.
man Charles B. Timberlake e
and he will be reelected.
The state herald., 1918-08-16
Pubiic.Sale.

Having sold my farm 3 miles
west and mile north of Hol-
yoke. / will, on Wednesday
August -, 1913, sell IL public
nuction the ful.owing property;
10 hcad OF Lorses. 10 head Of
cattle. n head ol uoaa. aud MI
farm impltmen,s, ubual terms
u months time on notes. Sale
begins ut o'clock.
q. NJ. Hit, Auc. LII. Kepler,
G.ueginbo,ham, elk, Owner.
The state herald., 1918-08-16
announcement.

To the electors Of the 18th Senatorial
District.
l wish at this time to announce my.
self candidate for re election TO the
Colorado State Senate from the coun.
ties OF Washington, PHILIPPE. Scdgwlck.
Logan and Yuma, and will ak that
my name be presented to the Rcpubi.
can assembly In this Senatorial Dlstre,
for designation Oh their Primary ballo,
to be voted upon September lo.h. 1918.
o. l.. Mi,,en.
The state herald., 1918-08-16
Notice..

We, the undersigned mem
bers of the Sandy-Palmer Land
Co., hereby announce that we
have dissolved partnership and
in the future neither will be re
sponsible or liable for the acts,
or obligations of the other.
ID. S. Palmer.
Chas. X. Sandy.
The state herald., 1918-08-16
In tic District Court

Real Estate Of John + Heidbrnk deceased and OF
Nancy j IIeidbrinls deceased
In the District Court
c5a,S STATE Of a GplST5S9 phIIs1S Case No 1919
In the matter of thc petition Of John Henry
IIeilbrinl. for the determination Of descent and
in the lands and tenvments Of John + Hcidbiink
deceased and Of Nancy J Hcidbrink deceased
To all persons who claim 20 be heirs at law of
John IIeidbsinls deceased or Of Nancy Held
brink deceased
You md each Of you will please take notice that
on the 81 day of suly 1915 John Henry iie'dbrhk
filed hls petition in tho above entitled eause in
which he alleges that he is the father OF John
ueidbllnk doceaaod and that said John II Held.
brink died intostate In the city Of Denver Colo. on
the 90 day Of October 1890 unmarried and without
issuc. fesed Of the following described real es-
tate tQysil
The ne u Of sec 30 in'ip G mr. I6 " of the p m
That the said John I Hedbrink held said prem
i5es as a U S Homestead and had not made final
proof thereon at the time Of his demise. That af'
torward anil, on towit the day OF August 1888 u
S sPatent issued to ,hc heirs Of John F licidbrink
fos.thc above desoiibod pr,mifrs That the peti-
toner John Henry Hcidbrink and his wife Nancy
] Hcidbrinl. are the father and mother OF John II
Heidbrnk and hia only legal hers
That on the 20 day Of September 1903 the said
Nancy J Hcidbrni died iutcsta,o aoized Of an un-
divided 4 interest interest in The Eaid y OF
soc 80 tp mr. &c W Of the p m leaving as her on
ly heirs the following person. towit
! John Henry Hei3hrink pnol Colo. adult. hus-
band Of deceased. William W Heidbrink. Paoli, a
dult son Of deceased Carl Ileidbriak raoli Colo.
adult son Of deceased. Mary d Wilson Ashdown
Ark adult daughter Of deccaacd. Winnie Lppold
Independence lad. adult daughter of deceased
Harry Hcidbfink Attiea Ind adult son Of deeeas
ed
And that all Of said heirs Of said Nancy J Held
brink arc over 81 years old and are under no legal
disability
You are further notified that the day of OF Oe-
tobor .9ls has been set for the hearing eaid pc
tition by an orier Of the court duly made and en-
tered Of record and that n hearing will be had on
said date at O'Clock m before aid district court
In the district court room in tho court house in
Holy5kc Phillips county Colo at or before which
time you and all persons interested therein may
appear and answer said petition and act up any
proper defense to the same or any rast thereof OF
intervene to protec, or assert any interest you OF
they may have in the premises
g VIC Holland
Clerk Of the District Court
(seaD Phillips County Colorado
Phillip Zimmerman A tor iey FOR Petitioner
The state herald., 1918-08-16
Announcement.

To the Electors Of the l2th Senatorial
Distr,ct.
l thereby announce myself M n can IL.
date for nomination for the office OF
State Senator OF tn, 18th Senatorial
District consisting Of tho cpunties Of
Phillips. Sadgwlek. Logan. Morgan,
Washington and Yuma, by tho Repub.
lieana OF said district md ask that my
name be placed upon the primary bal.
lot by tho Republican Assembly Of this
is,r let. ]. c. Scott.
The state herald., 1918-08-16
Rare Bargain in Piano,

If taken at once we will accept any
reasonable offer for strictly high
grade piano which We have stored at
Holyoke. This piano was left on our
hands by former preventative and
for quick sale will be sold at tremend
Gus sacrifice. Terms TO responsible
party write to The Denver Music Co.
Denver, Colo, at once for particulars.
The state herald., 1918-08-16
New Electric Light Rules

No notices will BE- mailed. Brig
your card and pay your bill at office Of
collector not before the 9th of each
month. After the l5,h per cent will
be added, After the Both a per cent
charge will be made and service dis
continued. Minimum payable when
service begins. If yau want the serv.
ice discontinued, notify the Snpsrinten
dent. otherwise your bills will continue.
A horse for SAFE iEquiIe ct this Of
The state herald., 1918-08-16
More Socks.

The Red Cross officials are calling for
10000 pairs Of socks from Colorado for
the army boys and urge the women to
put forth extra efforts TO supply this
demand. These socks that are now
called for go to Camp Cody and are
badly needed.
The state herald., 1918-08-16
For Sale or Trade.

l will sell a 5000 Hart Parr
Tractor and 32 inch Case Sep
arator and & l4-inch Reeves
breaker bottom and stubble
bottom plows or trade for a
lighter sngine, A.T.Clark,
Holyoke, Colo.
The state herald., 1918-08-16

Il. ID. Moritz. sons Allen and
John and Frank Cowden of Red
Cloud, Neb., who had been in
the mountains for nn outing ar
rived in Holyoke Wedn esday
evening and Mrs. Moritz and
Miss josephine Richards who
had been visiting their sister.
Mrs. Painter, in Holyoke. left
with them Thursday for their
home,
The state herald., 1918-08-16
N. E. CHURII..
THE Friendly Church"

The Friendly Church"
John Morrison Dickey, Pastor.
1890 am. Sundvy School. There is a
class just to suit you.
ll:So Am Morning worship and sermon
TOO p m Epwor.h League, a live meet
ing for young people.
500 pm. Peoples popular service.
Live song service. Live me ssage-s
service for live people. II you worslip
nowhere else try VI.
Special This Sunday.
The state herald., 1918-08-16

William Barnes and ]. Ivy
erts of Amherst were in Hol-
yoke Wednesday as witnesses
in court.
The state herald., 1918-08-16

Sheriff James returned Tues
day from a trip into Kansas to
bring back man wanted in
this county.
The state herald., 1918-08-16
Gov. Gunter Speaks

Governor is making cam
paigh in the state for renomi.
nation by the democratic party
as candidate for governor and
spoke in Holyoke on Thursday
afternoon delivering a very in
teresting address.
The state herald., 1918-08-16
BURLINGTON TINE fABL8
GOING EAST

no 1852 daily except Sunday 9:s7 . .
No 1853 accommodation freight TussdaV
Thursday and Saturdays 7.00 an
GOING WEST
No l5l daily except Sunday S:ts ? =
No l55 accommodation freight hsndays
Wednesdays and Fridays 2.l6 pm
J. W. Nc Even, AT.
The state herald., 1918-08-16
Lost.

On OIL ID between Holyoke
and Paoli 37x5 Non. Skid tire
Saturday Aug. 10. Return to
Holyoke Auto Co.
IL. B. Braddick.
The state herald., 1918-08-16

NJ. b. Lugenbeal from Macy,
Ind, arrived in fiolyoke Fri :
day to look after property inter
ests in our count,
The state herald., 1918-08-16

Harold Hoyt entertained at
dinner at his home in Holyoke
Sunday evening, Pr. and Mrs.
Jack Hnber and Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. ]. Wormington
The state herald., 1918-08-16
Strayed or Stolen.

From my farm near Wages, one sor-
rel mare. 8 yrs old, star In for
head, some white on right hind foot,
title lame. $40 reward for return Of
mare or information leading u recovery
Charles Schmidt, Wages, Colo.
The state herald., 1918-08-16
Strayed.

From my farm s miles n.w of Wages,
July II, 1918, light grey mare VT.
1000. iron grey mare VT. 1890, l straw
berry roam mare VT $50 from to yrs
cd. Reward. James II. Hackett,
Route A Hsxtun, Colo.
The state herald., 1918-08-16

Lost:-A tire rack; 34x4 non skid
tire inflated, black, also Nebraska Ii
cense tag. Finder send express collect
with bill for trouble, F. W. Dick.
Waunetu. Neb.
The state herald., 1918-08-16

Make the soldiers happy with pictures
of the home folks. Cloudy or bright
days are equally good for sittingG
Make the appointment today.
Ralston Studio.
The state herald., 1918-08-16

Hon. IL. NJ. Work of Fort
Morgan, district attorney for
this district was in Holyoke sat
urday on business.
The state herald., 1918-08-16

We are to elect a United
States senator from Colorado at
this coming election. 1t always
is for the best interest of n state
that a man of state wide repu-
tation for ability, a man who
can hold his own with the best
of his colleagues on the floor of
the senate, should represent the
state in the senate.
The present democratic sena-
tor does not seem to have meas
ured up to the standard even To
tho satisfaction of many of his
own party and the voters of Col
orado will not return him for
another term.
The republicans can furnish a
candidate that will fully meas-
ure up TO the standard and the
present indications are that he
will be our next senator.
The state herald., 1918-08-16

w. ID. Kelsey was in Wray
Friday looking a or the inter.
ests of clients in court.
The state herald., 1918-08-16

Miss Edna McKibben return
ed Thursday from "A visit of a
few months in California with
Mis. y. a. Malsbary, a former
school-mate, nt Riverdale, and
with friends at Los Angeles.
The state herald., 1918-08-16

Mr. and Mrs. John Wright
ard daughter and Hlr. and alrs.
John Wright Jr. returned Sat
urday from trip By auto TO
the Arkansas Valley. They
were greatly pleased with that
country.
The state herald., 1918-08-16
Summons on Application fos Rss.sesssise
State Of CaioraAs
County Of PAinips -
In ~ Distsist Csue
Ne In
Roy Campbell pIaintiR
Roy Campbell pIainti
versus

versus
The heirs Of A l. Orm.by deceased and any -.
known heirs grantees or aasIgnsss Of A L Ormshy
deceased the heirs Of Henry c SpauldiAg dsesas-
cd any unknown heirs grantsss o. assigness e
Henry Spaulding deceased any unknown Asass
lesatecs or assignees Of Clara SpasidinS dsesassd
And all other psrsoas or partiss u.h.sv,. 49,
Ing any right. title estate Bsa o iassrsss h ~
rcal estate described In tie aepBsatsa hsssh -
fendants
The People Of the Stats Of Colossde y ~ aAsv
named defendants -0rsstins
You are hereby sumnonsd aad rsquirsi - -.
~er the application Of the applicant plaihuR h
the above entitled application fos rsgistsaAiuo e
the following land situate In Philiips county csssr
rkdo towit
The north west quarter tnwN ef seseAo
ciahtsen uS In township eight tO sstA saaOs
fsTty-two W2) west a ths sth pn
And 70 file your answsr to tAs sah sepkaaau
In the ofhce Of the clerk Of naA court !. ~ ssaa
sy within twenty days after he ssEvtss 4 ~
summons upon yes exclusive 4 ~ ~ e -
service: and n yos fail TO aasvss tAs ~ ao0ns.
ton within the tins aforesaia ths sssusass banh
is In this action will apply 70 ~ sssrs fse ~
relief demanded In the appkeaeisa hsruia
Witness W G Holland essrk Il ~ ssssG -
the seal thereof. at Holyoks Coior.Ae b ~ ssnr
ty and state this day Il June A o ius
tseaD W q Hsl1aad.
Clerk District Court Phillips cos.sy Oh
First pub June q
The state herald., 1918-08-16

Franz Bennett upset his fliv-
er "Wednesday near HolyolSe
but very fortunately escaped
without very serious injury.
The state herald., 1918-08-16

John Stetter Of Tecumseh,
Neb., arrived in iolyoke the
first OF the week TOR a visit With
his son Sam.
The state herald., 1918-08-16
w anted.

We want your cream for churning
purposes. We will pay the highest
market price for cream and we assure
you a square test. +. M. Smith & Son
The state herald., 1918-08-16

For Sale-640 acres improved
farm. Good well. $50 acres cul-
tivated. All fenced. For price
write or call.
Shawhan & Tinker,
Haxtun, Colo.
The state herald., 1918-08-16
For Sale

1920 Titan Tractor, Emerson bot.
tom IA inch plow, 2 oil tanks and every
thing complete. Only broke 500 acres.
Fine condition. See Otis L. Ids, Wages
Star Route.
The state herald., 1918-08-16

Wantod job on farm for next year.
part of of crop as pay or what have
you to offer. A married man. Inquire
at this office. AZ
The state herald., 1918-08-16

Il. M. VanDeusen aud Rich
ard +. Ryan the State Inherit
ance Tax officials Of Denver,
were looking after business OF
the Office in Holyoke Tuesday.
The state herald., 1918-08-16

Miss Frances Thompson, and
Milicent Painter returned Mon.
day from a few days visit with
friends in Sterling.
The state herald., 1918-08-16

Mr.. and Mrs. a. Scheune-
mann and son returned Thurs
day from Holdrege by car.
Miss Swanson of Holdregc
returned with them. Mr.. scheu
nemann had been on a trip to
St. Joe, Mo-, to purchase a fall
stock of goods. He reports
that he saw much Territory in
Nebraska and Missouri where
excessively hot weather and
lack of moisture had caused
great damage to the crops caus
ing in some places a total fail.
ure of crop.
The state herald., 1918-08-16

DIR. Sommer o. Haxtun was
in Holyoke MONDAY.
The state herald., 1918-08-16

Charles Koock and {. Il.
Whitmer OF Oregon. Mo., are
in Holyoke representing the At.
las Town Site Co. This com
pnny is plating large addi-
ton to Holyoke aud will soon
have lots aud acre tracts on
sale.
The state herald., 1918-08-16

Nlr. aud Mrs. Louis Olmsted
and children returned 10 Hol.
yoke Monday from Missouri
where they spent the past six
months. They weut 10 Nl'ssou-
ri to make their home but u
goodl, number return from rv.
cry state when they leave Phil
lips county, Colorado. to hunt
u better home.
The state herald., 1918-08-16
Armour & Creathouss
LATHE R s

Our prices will suit you. All work
neatly and quickly done We can please
you. We are Holyoke men. Give - .
chance.
Armour & Greenhouse
The state herald., 1918-08-16

For sale. a good half Jersey mIleh
COW, Inquire at this Office.
The state herald., 1918-08-16
suERIFF.s SAL
First pub. July %
LAT pub Aug Is


by virtue OF special execution Issued out Of
the clerks Office Of the district court q Logan
county and state Of Colorado and 10 ms directed
whereby ! am commanded to make the sum Of six
teen hundred four and no-i00 dollars lslt0l Oll
and costs Of suit the amount Of certain judy
nsnt recently obtained aaninst Charles Miller
and Charles Nlsshaus In favor Of Anna Hazari
and Amy Hsxard Moeneh out of the lands tsne
msnts goods and ehattels Of the tah Char's5
Miller and Charles Nishaus
Ihsve lcvisi oa ths following propsrty togit
North west quarter section eighteen tisl town
ship seven t7) north range forty six t.e ives, 9Th
p m Colorado
Therefore according to said command shall ex-
eosr for sale at public auction all the rizht ttla
aad interest Of tho aboyV namei Charles Mills-
and Charles kishaus In and to the above
described property on Saturday the 10 day
Of Auszst 1915 At . o'clock !? m ., the wast
front door Of the court house In Hslyoks In tho
county Of Phillips and state Of Colorado
Dated n, HolyokScoioraio this ~. DAY Of July
ISIS Id W Jamsa
Sheriff Of Philips county
Date Of hrst publication July 10 1918
Date sf last publication Agu . 1918
The state herald., 1918-08-16

Mrs. Harry Essex and baby
and Miss Oral Vernson who
had been visiting in Kansas re-
turned Monday.
The state herald., 1918-08-16

Summons on Application for Roslttrntioa
State Of c9lorado >, ,
County OF PHILIPPE In the district court
No l25
Rosa q. .Hngsman formerly Rosa HELM plAin.
til VI Ersstua s Day hls unknown heirs grantsc
or srsignoss wm shoekcy his unknown hoirn
grantees or asslgnsss W J Turner Treas. iIhr-
ward Lodge No u AF 8 A NJ Clay County Ne
brsska his unknown -uceossora heirs aud ssalsns
and all other persons or parties unknown ellamlns
sny right title estate lien intcrca, In the rial
tAss described In tho application,heren defendant
The People Of the State Of Colorado to the abovs
aAms<i defendants -Greetins
You arr hereby summoned and required 10 ans.
swer the application Of tho applicant plaintiff In
Mo above entitled application for rsslsuation Of
sas foiiswinT land situate in.rhllhps county Colo.
saio to-wit ....
Tbs north east quarter of reesion. thirty tws(s2l
In township sis 90 north Of range forty five usl
w.su Of their
and ,o ni. your answer 10 tho said application In
sAs oies of tho clerk Of said court In said county
within twenty days after the service of this sum
. yns upon YOU exclusive Of the day Of such aatyles
sni N you fail TO answer the sad application with
IN the time aforesaid the applicant plaintiff In this
action will apply 10 tho court for relief demanded
n the application herein
wtss.s " q iislland clerk Of saii court md ,hs
s~l tpsreof ut ilolyeke Colorado In said ,oaatt
- stats thi. s.tisy Of July AID iplsi
cssSi1 wC iIolland.C
Firstlpub July 10
The state herald., 1918-08-16
Epworth Church Services

Next Sunday.
2p. m. Sunday School
3p m. Sermon by Pastor.
Everybody cordially invited.
The state herald., 1918-08-16
NOTICE

4 Hearing of Petition todc,ermne the deseentof
seal Estate Of John + Heidbrnk deceased and Of
Nancy j Ueidbrink deceased
The state herald., 1918-08-16
l am located in Holyoks
to do
Windmill and Pump Repair
ing, Erecting Towers,
Pulling Pumps, Etc.
Warren S.,,Hatheway,
Rolyoks, Cslo.
Phone 22Y on 55

Phone 222 on IS
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-13
-uneviIIe Sector
Is Most Active

by tne ASAOCldte0 fIebb,
WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY
N FRANCE, Monday, March IL
he sector occupied by American
oops east Of Lunevile, which was
csignated formerly merely as being
n Lorraine, has developed suddenly
tklto one of the most active on the front
ON the standpoint OF artillery fight
.hg American ar,illerymeh are hurl-
ing thousands Of shells daily against
lhe German positions, making II Vir-
tually impossible for the enemy to oc-
cupy them. Investigation shows that
they have been virtually abandoned.
This is especially true in the neigh
borhood OF certain places northwest
and northeast OF Badonyillcr. where 1t
is now permissible to say the two raids
mentioned as having been carried out
simultaneously, took place.
German Raid Plans Fooled.
Certain information obtained in the
American sector northwest OF Ioul
leads to the conclusion that the Amerl-
can raid there this morning came al
such a time as to cause the Germans
to abandon plans of their own for a
raid. Normal artillery fighting con-
tinues in this sector, shells falling on
towns on both sides OF the line. Al
one place the Germans used mustard
shells. A small number OF Americans
walked through the gas later Last
night an American patrol brought IN
an enemy sniper's camoutlage suit
made of woven browniSh-colored grass,
the same shade as the landscape There
was the usual work by patrols in No
Mans Lard during the night, but no
encounters have been reported.
Much Air Activity.
Conditions were excellent today for
|Iflying, and many hostile and friendly
planes were in the air. In virtually
Every allied plane there was an Ameri-
can observer. Once or twice the
Americans went close enough TO the
Germans to try their machine guns, but
| without result One plane in which
tbere was an American, went far back
| pf the enemy lines 1t was the target
for hundreds of enemy shells, which
reemed to burst all arund it On re-
burning, the American admitted that
they seemed pretty thick, but he was
| hnharmed.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-13
zEPPELINS RENEW
RAIDS ON LONDON;
ONE PERSON DIES
Three AirShipS Fly AImIeSSIy
Over Western Coast,

LONDON, March lj-Three Zeppe.
lins took part in last nights air raid
on England One OF them dropped
four bombs on Hull.
The other airships flew about aim
lc,Sly over country districts dropping
bombs, and then proceeded back to
scr
One woman died Of shock in conse-
qucnce OF the raid
The Germans have sustained such
heavy losses in ZcppclIns that they
have employed them only at infrcqucnt
intervals in the last year for raids on
England substituting alrplancS. The
last previous Zeppelin raid on England
was on October 70, 1917 when thirty
four persons were killed and fiity-six
wounded On returning, the Zeppelin
fleet was put to rout by the French
five OF the diriglbles being brought
down