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The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1918-11-23

Mrs. b. Pixies and Mrs. C.. B. llar-
riS of oklahoma City are among the
new comcrS at the Red Wing.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1918-11-23
A Few Reasons Why You can Live
Cheaper at the Red Wing Than
You Can at Home.


You have no furniture dill to pay,
we pay your light, gas and water
BILL. we furnish plenty warm Gov
or, clean lien. All this can be had
for $3.50 or $1,000 ,00ETAOlSllRDL
for $3.50 per week or Sli.0O per
month. Think this over.
MIR. and Mrs b. j. Johnson and
cured a nicely furnished suite at the
Red Wing, and will be at home with
their friends.
You Will he Respected at The Red
Wing.
Mrs. \. Shcdcrick of Kansas City
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1918-11-23

Mr.. b. ]. Williams, after spending
several weeks inKanSaS City, is
back at the Red Wing.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1918-11-23

Our Rates Are $3.50 and si.0O Per
Week.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1918-11-23

Our Rates Per Day Are soc, 75c. 75c
and Sl.0O.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1918-11-23
llG.E OF BOOMER NASlllNGION
tOMNENORA1ED

IOMNINDRAIID
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RATES PER DAY. 80, rs, $500
sPEC'L RATES BY THE WEEK

Mo-, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Konava George, who is guest at
the Red Wing.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1918-11-23
First published in the Tulsa Star,
November II, 1918. ,
PUBLICATION NOTICE

In the Superior Court OF Tulsa Co,
State Of Oklahoma
Birdie Sherman, Plaintiff,
vs..
Press Sherman, Defendant.
To the above named Defendant:
You will take notice that you have
been sued in the above named court
by the above Plaintiff, for divorce
on the grounds Of extreme cruelty
and that unless you answer the petit
ton filed By this plaintiff In said
Court by the 21 day Of December,
1918. said petition will be taken as
true and judgment granting the plain
tff divorce, annulling, cancelling,
setting aside and holding for nausht
the marriage contract with you, and
all other proper RELIEF rendered ac-
cording 10 the prayer thereof.
Witness nv hand and the seal OF
said Court this 9th day of November
1918.
FRANK INGRAHAM, Court Clerk
BY Hattie May Purdy, Deputy
H.A GUESS, Attorney for Plaintiff
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her husband in Chicago and will re
turn soon.
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The Red Wing Hotel
J. T. Presley, j., Proprietor.

The Best Arranged and Best Con-
duccted Colored Hotel in the Coun-
try. If you want first.class accom-
modations, stop at same
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SECRETARY BAKER TALKS 10
COLORED SOLDIERS -
FRANCE

Declares America Proud Of Brave
ColOred Troopers and That They
Hold Nations History IN Their
liand--War Chief Warmly Greet
ed and Gains Much FIRST Hand In.
formation.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1918-11-23

some Human Interest Stories Of Ne
gro Baltler4 on the Firing line
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Mrs. A Shcdcrick of Kansas City
The Washington herald., 1918-06-02
DR.. WOOD TO Preach
ON CITY and CAMP
Colorado Society to Meet in War
Service Room.

DR.. Wood will preach at the
Church of the Covenant Sunday
morning at IL and in the evening at
on the topic The Influence of
Character on the City and the
Camp" The usual afternoon SER
vice at $3.50 has been discontinued
for the summer.
Wednesday night. the Colorado
Society of the City of Washington
meets in the war service house of
the Church OF the Covenant, 1929
Connecticut avenue.
On May 80, Huston Thompson, as
sistant attorney general Of the
United States. was presented with
handsomely leather bound resolu-
tions signed by members of the All
comers' Bible Class of which he is
the teacher.
Richard Lorleberg. violoncellist
Herman Rakemann. vioIinist: Claude
Robeson. organlst. and Miss Meta
Craig. soprano. win furnish the
music for the evening service at the
Church of the. Covenant during
June.
The Washington herald., 1918-06-02
SUGAR USERS
HOLD REPORTS
OF QUANTITIES
Manufacturers in D. c. Are
Called Upon to Make
Quick Statements.

Many manufacturers in the District
Of Columbia who use sugar In their
products have not yet made Q re-
turn to the District food admins
traitor regarding the quantity Of
susar they use, as directed in an
order issued some time ago by the
Food Administrator, according to q
statement made yesterday by Clar-
enoe r. Wilson, food administrator
Of the District
Mr.. Wilson has given the manu-
faoturers until June 10 to get their
revenues into his ONCE, altar which
time all delinquents may be de-
prived OF their sugar for the remain
der Of the year. and also II they
have any sugar In their possession.
Of which no return has been made.
they may be held for boarding. He
declares that o comparison of the
statements filed In his once by man
ufacturers Of apple butter. bevrage
syrups, candy. catsup. cereals, chew
Ing gum, chilli sauce, chocolate, CO.
Goa, condiments, confectionery, ex-
plosives. havoring extracts, fruit
syrups. giycerine, honey, : invert
sugar. jam, Jelly. meat products, med
icines. preserves. pickles. soda water.
soft drinks, tobacco. ice cream and
wine shows that many Of the manu-
facturers have neglected, or wilfuily
failed, TO NIL out the statements as
requested by his regulations.
He also declared that several lunch
rooms. bakeries and soda fountains
have not yet filed statements as to
the amount Of sugar consumed by
them during the last year.
Mr.. Wilson said that 1t Is his in
tention to turn the entire force Of
his inspectors loose on June II, to
round up the delinquents, who would
be brought to his office and told
Of the penalty they had incurred.
The Washington herald., 1918-06-02
II LABOR DISPUTES
ADJUSTED BY BOARD

Settlement of the Wilmington, Del,
street car strike by Department OF
Labor conciliators was announced at
the department yesterday. The strik-
ing carmen returned to work at noon.
About 40 men were involved.
Threatened suspension of operations
on the Aurora, Elgin and Chicago
Railway, an interurban electric line
connecting the three cities, as a result
of a controversy between the COM
pany and its employees. was averted.
Conciliator Oscar Nelson effected an
adjustment of the dispute without a
stoppage of work.
A dispute between the employees and
the Terre Haute. Ind. street railway
also was settled amicably. A strike
was imminent.
Twenty-seven Industrial controver-
sizes have been adjusted by the De-
partment of Labor during the past
five days Only nine of them reached
the strike stage, and the average
length of the strike was not more
than two days.
The Washington herald., 1918-06-02
DR.. NATHAN R. GORTER
DEAD In BALTIMORE

Baltimore. Md, June 1.-Dr. Nathan
n Gorter, for many years prominent
IN the medical profession and In social
,lte OF Baltimore. died today at. his
nome ! West Bridge street.
Dr. Gorter was stricken two weeks
ago with a throat affection, but was
snghuy improved the following day
ana was able to leave his home to at
tend to some business. That was his
last trip from his home, as he be-
came worse and the throat affection
developed into intestinal troubles. ana
he began to sink. a"U
DR.. Gorter was 81 years old
The Washington herald., 1918-06-02
BIDS FOR AERO BIBLES
ARE COMING In QUICK

BIOS are coming in rapidly for
.he famous Aero Bibles that came
oy tne nrst air mail from New York
10 tne Chaplin Sacks Manufactur-
ing company here. There are four
St tnem to go to the highest bid
uer ana the proceeds will 60 to
me hed Cross. All bids for the
BiDles should be sent to Henry r
+: mcfarland. chairman of the
District Red Cross, at the Evans
BulIding. 1t was announced yester-
day by the company.
The Washington herald., 1918-06-02
BIRTHS REPORTED.
WHITE.

WHITE.
VIM. =. and Minnie Reagan, Eiri.
Joseph and Rosamond NJ. Reedy, eirL
Russel d. and Edna Rifenburgh, boy.
Maurice A. and Anna n. Milssead. girl.
Joseph and Lena Luciano, girl.
Luther O. and Mabel i. KIRK. girl.
Scott y. and Henrietta Kittridge, bog.
Myers I. and Ruth A. Fsisner, gri.
Arthur D. and Ida n. Elmors, giri.
Claude NJ. and Cecilia O. Dellinser, bog.
VIM. b. and Elsie L. Dssvsn, boy.
Charles 3. and Ethel v. Deavsrs, girl.
Emil =. and Mabel Buschins. bog and siri
wins.
Richard J. and Mabel L. Barry. girl.
joseph d. and Mabel Z Barth, dh.
C0L0RED.
wm- II. and AaSie Jordon. boy.
Eugene p. and saphronia Davis, boy twinA
Andrew 7, and Mamie Z. L. Bailey, boy.
Henson snd Margaret Brisgs. siri.
The Washington herald., 1918-06-02
Leek, Licked Stacker Of
Slackwood, Kisses Flag

Trenton. June 1.-William Leek. OF
Slackwood. was badly beaten and
compelled to kiss the American flag
for alleged disloyal remarks yester-
day. Robert Hewitt, Anton Igocke
and Henry Legale heard him say
things that they did not like and they
gave him a severe trouncing. ending
The Washington herald., 1918-06-02
DEATH RECORD.

WHITE. s..-
ffederick Fran, . yeap, 81. Elizabeth
Hospital.
Charles cochrsn. 7 years, Cbildren's Hospita
Mary Q. Perkins S. years. Garfield Hospital
Sarah Tfsnis. g yesrs, st. EliIabeths Hos.
pitaL
OOL0RED.
Robert Francis. a years. Freedmens Hospital.
Ralph w. Wright, 2 year, Isl L ct. s.
Erwin Fields. year. 80 Jackson alley nv
Ary Coleman, 70 years. IT'D 10Th Il. nv.
wm. Short. % years. % ID st. sw.
Sarah r. Lee, 81 years, . Dsfrees st. nv.
The Washington herald., 1918-06-02
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
WHITE.

|. WHITE.
daniel Daniel Noce. 9. eo2 Reg. Of Eng Camr
son. city. Rev. Edward L. Buckley.
Edward ". Chaillet, 26. and Lena r Shelton
olas. l. 'ie-
Charles E. Gibbs. e5, and France, E. True.
both Of Mt. Vernon. Va. Rev. John b.
Robert l. McKew, and Mari. D. Sunderland
/ Mitchell ~
Harry Carl Ferris. n. and Esther Er. F,,op
u: both Of this city. Rev. Henry E. Brupd,ee,
Harry c. Saunders. Is, and Louise T. Brom.
IetE o both OF Baltimore. Nd. Rev. Howard
George T. Hall. u. Hyatts,ille, Nd. and
A. Morgan.
sergt. Joseph r. Hirl, 4, Holm.sburs. Pa,
snd Ruth c. Potter, q, Philadelphia, Pa
Rev. James A. Smythe
Horace franklin Smith, 2. Louisville, Ky,
and Elizabeth Allsmong vogt, %. New Yak
city. Rev. Charles Wood
Leslie II. Jackson. Q. and Edna NJ Deitz 10.
both OF this city. Rev. Ed. J. McGrath.
| William J. Brannan. g. and Helen Louise
J aa@. H. both Of this city. Rev. John N.
Augustine saptpcci. 2. and Viola di Camille,
| II, both OF this city. Rev p Di Paola
William H9rold Blanton, "a. and Jennie Bell
Iayior. q. both Of Dossel. vs.. Rev. John b.
william 8. J. Pulley, a and Nelli. Mor,i,
Bailey 3, both Of Richmond, Va Rev. II.
| Schroeder
Harry George Dickbaut. .. and Mary Eliz.
aoeth Lanigan. q. both Of this city. Rev.
]. A. cowan
Lyman B. Magin. n, MadisonviIle, Tenn,
and Mabel r. Howard, 10, Honsker, Va.
| Rev. Titus z. Davis
Benton Callaway satterfeld. 81, and Helena
z. Halloran, y, both Of this city Rev r.
Byard 9. Stephenson, 10, and Sui. b. Car
penfsr, B, both Of Bolar, Va
James Walker, 2, city, and Eva n. Hood,
2. Dodge City. kans. ReI. Howard I. Stew
COL0RED.
Hiawaths o. Golf. q, and Jessie Harrie. q,
both OF Alexandris, Va Rev. Joseph h.
John n. Walker, q. Covington, Va. and
Bette g. PRESLEY. %. Clifton Forrs, Va
Rev. James r. Willis
Charles v. Taylor, s.. and Katie Brown. y,
Son Of Baltimore. Md. Rer. William J..
Cornelius Tate. ., and sadie Josnsos. u.
10th Of this city. RtT. James I. Gar.
J Albert Mc,Reynolds. y. Camp Meade. Md.
sas Mars Prtr. .. dE. RsF. Eita &
- 81.
The Washington herald., 1918-06-02
THEMsgsRHERALD

Published every day in the yea.
by The Washington Herald Com
psny at 425.422 Eleventh street,
Washington. d. Q.
Telephone Exchange - Call Main
$500. (For classified advertisements
Member Audit bureau of circula-
The Washington herald., 1918-06-02
PERSONALS.

NO DRUGS. NO MASSAGE. But A WON.
osrfully successful home treatment for Iros-
tate oisordsu. No failures Ou recOud ON.
tnlro OF our patrons are phyScianA Ne mat
tef what you have tined No matter boN old IN.
case, THIS method quickly remoyss the oause IN
natural harmless way. Tell Us sbput yar-
cSse N confidence. THE ELECTROTHERNAl,
20. Gafret Bhs. SteubcnEille. Ohio. 1t
woRkISGMEN-BUT NOW, FOR sONE
reason there are busters who would not bu,
from this store. perhaps it's beosuss W. b,y.
slightly used suits St S up. We'll e they can
pay The higher prices We look for trade that
are sure Of saVing . bunch Of cash. JUsTHS
oLD sIAND, 81 ID tus II
The Washington herald., 1918-06-02

Occupies an entire block. $50
rooms, each with bath.
Appeals to fathers, mothers, and
children. Beating, tennis, horse
back riding and charming walks.
Room with private bath, 81. Der
day, upwards. Special rates for
suites for a stay of one week or
longer.
Booklet with beautiful pictures
sent free.
The Washington herald., 1918-06-02
WANTED TO BUY.
MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY! 20 LOAN ON APPROVED CRY
real sssats st loweG current 1tes; specal
pnrleges With respect to ur1or psymrpt,.
TYLER RUTHERFORD. Inc. err so 81 n
MONEY 10 LoAh-90 10 sSc 500 ON d. G.
nal estate seyersl trust funds, ~ to pef
cent Al trzossctions conducted with scuo0zi.
al oAndeutiou for boroEers
VM b. SAUNDERS a CO..
osEther1 BuiIdinG ~ 18th o Nv.
The Washington herald., 1918-06-02
ATTENTION.!
BOYSl

Do your bit by earning money
yourself; good wages paid for de-
livering The Washington Herald.
See H. TEMPS. 1918 K st me-. at
once. If
BOY WANTED-ONE WITH
ordinary school education to
learn printing trade. Excellent
opportunity for wide-awake
boy. Apply after 7:30 p. m.
to FOREMAN. Herald Office.
WANTED-iOO LABoRERs FOR 10 AND Il.
hour shifts at . cents per hour for eight
hoGB; time and one-haH for oTtrtime RAY
MGND CONCRETE PILE CO.. 18Th and B
sta NV. mhau
The Washington herald., 1918-06-02
FOR SALE-GARAGES.

GET GARAGE THAT WILL OUTLAsT
any garage in the MARKET 10 appearance. durs-
bility, and price. v. T. h BJEN. l4ls @ q
nv. Phone N. 3l7.
The Washington herald., 1918-06-02
Htffk Sam Rrtnn
NEW YORK

Overlooking the most
picturesque lake in
Central Park at 74th St.
West.
The Washington herald., 1918-06-02

WANTED At 0NCE-L1f on SMALL
~ wisconsin sIss Ee. "a - S-lst
The Washington herald., 1918-06-02
RESORTS.
ATLANTIC CITY, n. j.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-03
Vital Station of Queant Falls;
British Heading For Cambria
REV F|MDlr NAMED AsA
MEMBER or SCHOOL BOARD
School Hoard Holda Regular
Monthly Meeting and Pass
hllh. Final Arrangements
For Opening Hhool

The ellt rfh~ul issari hehl lts fee
j ies Wesfln4 Mar ~ ulxht sHA ~
afaAsd ~ all hassne*s ssmlnn bvfatv
81 ana mAav Naal ssrAas~msase nv
she upfNlna ~ 'af s,hs~4s hF shs
es ualns sehwa var
~ ils m.mhess vsFe pfsssni ~
ssls lierhsrs lllaeksashlp. who lssi
tsat showed 50 wlshus asd IA nuw Ia
military service vacancy waa as
lafsA ln bic ease ard 80 mafhm ~
Member IDwNhsF nrv slay FiuaiY
wAa eiveisa ~ $50 shv vacancy There
~As sems dissasAion - % whsih~p
Hse#aey astsAsls existed hnl she ma
ietiif n the mssnb.fs a. aetlate.i
sHa shs nsw mosnlssf ~as eivetsa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-03

Indicative q how fssi tue allied
armies under Forh are crushing for
War6. q Esghi - stated thai s<sree-
y hsA perception dswned - fhe dom
snsgsng ssfees ef sse Ffenes captass
os lhs pi2fsaa bsfweeH soissons and
Lesry thar tie - sie flashed its eon J.
svzzfnaiion IN the ssii Of cbsvixns
fzelensiessly fhs poliss push apward
70 CO. The ~ QssHsin end of the Hin
1enpurg hne. sni no cliffs nor Isek
of brsdxes dster. Mont 81 8imeon IL
ssrsu4llY within tns complete ocea :
Eation. ans from - heights the guns
yiil make ioages tenancy of the Vi
ssz4se b the Cerfnzns too hszar6oas.
sbsees lifs - 8 bzgaselis
Two - those xoaderfsi defense
ssnss oa whiea the regsaiiG see
was 10 halt sna a. hattie 70 she eessh.
~ eise die IN ssF en- uncomfortable
sinter. sere eseh aerssished 8nrlnr
me dsy II u srzrcfiy possll.ls no~
-. the rsar-gzs-a erssics n aiscyver
isw sTstsrns e ffesf1srz snfs which
tie s1thsrwsns Gefrazns may f5n5
ssen resi- fr sesri<d souIs. Thar
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-03
No Place Left for Foe to Stand; Two Of His
Choicest Defense Lines Cut In Battle Since Saturday

the Germans offer They fish, aes
tsratsiy a. plae-s shsre loss soald
b. freslous. bat the allied haii is
culy for iime Ana then ihe uswF
finx. on asain Of astonishing We.
tories
In The Lys salient. where thai ole
friend Ypres yet sbides. The British
hsys entered Bslilsul isst over ihe
Belgian frontier This matter u ga
isncss seem 10 have enlisted me IN
fsrest Of some for suddenly few
errious facts we're transmitted over
the wires - j. interesting 70 learn
thai ~ Quentin i only 70 miles iron.
Bsshaneourt. n allied possession. bsl
sssf why u Il pertinent 20 state ilsa'
- Vuen,ln IL 40 msIsr from Berlin
"a must BE- farther 10 ~ Peiefsbufsi
sad isz miles IRAN cohienz ON lhs
ikiss Foch ID pef sosax all II once
sfssr Der wsgbf am nh~im.~ u IL
so' secsssary either 70 reach The
Rhint 70 ret qsl.s fsr into Germany
gb~ ssesiion of distances 10 lonxsr
sosries They are short esoaxh 70 b.
SCs~i,ns~S :. rs~. rs~.s,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-03
Military Training
al Central
State Nomol

tn War nspqumeus hAs selected
Cengra3 state Normal At Kdmond
GklA. a. one 81 lht colleges IN tn.
Limited States at which Students
Army Training crps IN charge et Z.
$ Army officsrs. wiil b. established
a. once
Hinh seheoi efa 48siea wfo arr wlah-
ang she draft are vsy enl'sl ANA ar
sas their college wurk end militafy
t.sinirK Al the same fine Ofher
srane men sho srv nof hish school
rs4dasfes. bus Who wiil Isureas voca &
sanai subjects. x-iil be granted the
sams rriyiiaeges, Such students All
sss regularly enlisted ~ the United
sisters They wlN receive $50 moHth
Elary. board and lodgang. siofhsng
ard ail other equlpsnen, furnished =
= $ soialef
Toe students wao enlist ~ The Cen
eTal state Normal sisi have the pfl-
vlege Of pHrsalns fhelr regular coarse
AID faksag milgtAry training At ths
asme time. This applies 70 ail yoans
r. en ~ drsgi age ard under
Fall term opeHs sept >
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-03

Canal dr Nofd which the imasisas don
% some experts sas providing
sorfh and -south line fhrNugh Peronne
har been crossed By the French, and
tha British really occupy Peronne.
7 lrsn thsf old sxssthiine from Qaeant
10 Drpcogrt has been penetrated 81
Tlossain snd iReneoBrt. and Buiie-
ceari. also ,sben. is.adjsceni. Such a
Inc ls 30 more available than a
thread in gale.
q, might be possgble 20 grog9 the
towns taken during Inc bnsy day so-
cording 20 the special sectors where
sley are located. saf the general cam :
pasxn progresses along familiar lines
ssrsady explained and shai is Iss
syermssf~inx trait is the absolute
fGiiiify of al The sporadic resistance
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-03
'rIITnnlr ,srN nlyrn Tn
AIO IN REGISTRATION
Council OF Defense and Legal Ad.
yiscry hoard VIII Aid In
Filling om QaesilonnAlfes
For New kegixiran,k

A. lhe reaaeA II ghe state vennell
of iAefsnre and a Aa3af Kasem kest
lts ielio~snK nanet rafiiss have bssn
aanisd 81 ghe isMAn svnngs Naun
81 ~ isctenss is all ihs leeal aNsis
ofs hsafd ia ssslsiiea lhs ae~ uAls
lrsni. elKhsera % l.en,y oee and
ih,rls .ons to foFl, nse yvBfs q as@
D. nlnns oai ,hsss aassilasaaires
Chas Olson. Lyman ! ufsy. CAas
esvls. fsaFene lieseg. vi i0athet.
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-03
LOGAN FARMER
ADMITS he WAS WRONG
George Detwiler Says He Is Borry
He Allowed His Anger To
Get Better or His Patri-
otism and Judgment

Further on the Ger shfeshlng Incl
ss-.nt. The friends pf asarKa Dus~
t.enty I've 10 In nunaber, came 10
Judge nlsrcr aHd TIE rouHsy attmney
Saturday and asked that the charge
~ faionIoas assault hr him on Il "a
Klneabi, Halhaii member n The
council Of defense. ls ssltlas. NJ
l1ei~il and hla ffieads expressing
themselves as wiIling 20 pay light
fine and tbs rDsts 10 aes tA@ matter
slspoasa d AL fss ~ller slgasa the
fuiIowin9 statement saowing that bs
wAs In che wrong rouafy A'fOFnsy
ssank was willing that the csss be
dismissed without fsno. which ~aa
done Alshoagb Judge lilsfer thoaxbt
tlae should BE- Imposed. Walsh Dst-
wllef Was willing 10 par. realizing
that be had made gfiasous nssstase
In reslviing tba cosaeii ~ Dafeass y
effofs - heip the s0idiar orr. com 5
pless his ihrashlax AMI clean ap -,
faaf hs could "a INTO tbs service
Tbis casa onxhf 10 be lesson 10 al
II sas 1armers In that they should As
xtlling 10 help the soldier boys SCI
shalr wsrk dome In adsancs ~ others
20 that they may 20 into The service
TO my Logan s'oansy Friends:
sish 10 ssste With reference 10 the
affair growing out Of the ihfesbing
" Willie f)u's wheat. that apologize
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