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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1918-11-07
Rock where she is teaching.

Rock where she is teaching.
Mrs. Earl Carter from st. Paul
spent last week at the home of her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. A. Albertson.
Rev. M. K. Aaberg and family
from Glenwood City sp ent the last
Of the week with his brother Rev.
L. K. Aaberg
A. Albertson received a message
from Washington d. C. that Ralph
had died October 9Th from pneu-
monia. Obituary next week.
Those entertained at the E. P.
Bjerkeng home Sunday were c..
Larson and family from Martell and
T. Johnson and R. Rasmussen both
from the town of Ellsworth.
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BELDENVILLE
Mr.. and Mrs. Eckes spent Sunday
at Joe Stoetzel Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Severance were in
River Falls Saturday.
Miss Verol Hope visited Miss Joyce
Stewart the past week.
Miss Carol Fenton visited in Ellis
worth the first Of the week.
Geo McLauglin was at Gilman
corners on business Thursday,
VIM. Scruton and son made
business trip to River Falls Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Stillman visited
at VIM. Foss Saturday and Sunday.
The Christmas boxes for the boys
overseas are in the hands of the Red
Cross.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1918-11-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Foss were called to
Red Wing Monday by the serious
illness of Melvin Russ little daught
There were four carloads of stock
shipped from here last Thursday.
They expect to ship three loads this
week Thursday.
The Red Cross held their annual
meeting Oct. 80 J. H. Clonts was
reelected Chairman, and VIM. Foss
Treasurer. Mrs. Crownhart was elect.
ed Vice Chairman in placelof Mrs.
L. L. Larson. and Mrs. A. Fenton
Secretary in place of Mrs. H. F.
Drake. Mrs. L. L. Larson was elect
ed member of Execution Committee.
Receipts for the year were $685..
DISBURSEMENTS $334.90. There were
787 completed articles sent in to the
County Chapter. The Branch, was
with As members and had
181 at the close of the year.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1918-11-07
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. !:
PLEASANT VALLEY

''r'r'T'r'' 81 .s''f ~ + r
DR.. Dawson was in this vicinity
last Tuesday.
Mrs. Chas. Ramberg spent Tues.
with Mrs. G. Chinook.
Mr.. Winchell motored out from
River Falls Wednesday.
Miss. Minnie Coggshall and mother
spent Saturday in this vicinity.
Ole Hemens who for the past. few
months has been quite i'll died at
his home here last Thursday.
Mrs. Ray Hyatt of Ellsworth has
been spending the past few days
with her mother, Mrs. G. A. Chin
mock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Phillips
visited at the home Of their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Jackman Sat.
evening.
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SOUTH MARTELL
r +
.
Herman Aaberg was home from
the s. A. 7. C University over Sun
day.
The school board are fixing up for
the furnace also leveling the grounds
outside.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hojem of
Morton Corners visited at Haper
Nelson's, Sunday. .
Miss Mollie Olson called at E. P.
Bjerkeng on her way back to Maiden
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1918-11-07
Council Proceedings

Council Chamber, City of River
Falls, Nov. 4. 1918.
Regular meeting of the common
council.
Council convened at 8 O'Clock ..
M, Mayor Smith presiding.
Roll call of officers
Aldermen, Mccormick, Bartholomew,
and Sutherland present. Ostness
absent.
Meeting called to order by Mayor
Smith.
A representative of the State
Board of Health, DR.. Gallup local
health officer, President Ames of
the Normal school came before the
Council and discussed the Influenza
situation and it was agreed to keep
the schools, churches, pool halls
and picture house closed until fur
ther notice.
Minutes of previous meetings
read and approved.
Finance Committee report { h
following claims approved
UTILITY FUND
Gen. Electric Co., supplies 1926
N. W. Elec. Equipment Co., labor
plant 19 SO
Standard Oil Co., gasoline $3.50
F. Y. Williams, salary 5000
E. E. Buck $500
A. Renter 1000
Jas. Sweet . 40 90
]. w. Patterson " 40
H. Kruger, sal. and overtime $3.50
452.75
GENERAL FUND
A. c. Ramberg, sal. police AZ SO
r. S. Freeman & Son, health, office,
fire dept 52.27
w. S. Mott Co., fire dept. 27.52
Morse Printing Co., city printing,
health dept. 27.Oo
Central Lbr. Co., pauper aid S12,
streets So "a 21.34
Ed. Elertson, sal. and 8 days in
Nov. $3.50
G. w. Chinook, Jr., street
labor 1920 |
Christ. Lindgren, street labor $3.50 |
Knute Wigen, /" /" 27.6O |
Joseph Konichek, park custodian
$500
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1918-11-07
MANN VALLEY

Herman Johnson is operating
Fordson tractor.
Emil Reedholm and family moved
to ST. Paul this week.
Oscar Lundquist and wife motor
ed to Prescott Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Bierstedt
were Sunday callers at the Melander
home.
Will Peterson and family of Dick
1nson, N. D., are expected home
this week.
Francis Schlosser returned to Ke-
waunee Saturday after three
weeks stay at Will Schofeld's.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-30
LABOR DELEGATES
TO PARIS CHOSEN
Samuel GomperS Heads u, S
Representatives,

WASHINGTON, Nov 30 Dele
gates OF the American Federation OF
Labor to the International labor con
ference TO be held at Paris. while the
great peace conference is sitting, were
'nnourc rced today by the executive coun-
I'll They are:
Samuel Gompers, president Of the
federation.
William Green, secretary treasurer OF
The United Mine Workers
John R. Alpine, president Of the
plumbers
James Duncan president Of the In
'er7a'ional Association Of Granite Gut
,c"
Ipnk Duffy. secretary Of the United
o "icrhood OF Carpenters and Joiners
Frank Morrison, secret, ry Of the fed
,ra,!on said the purpose Of the interna.
lio17l conference is TO consider ard
1e'o in peace discussion aid TO estab-
ii new international trade union
le' ,''on."
TIE executive council Of the fedora.
hon he said would issue Invitations To
h., 'rade organizations Of all r''ion'
TO participate and he added that r~o-e-
'eri9tiyes from all the principal ma.
lions were eNpeeteH 70 attend
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-30
Get the Habit Of
Drinking Hot Water
Before Breakfast
Says we can't look or feel right
with the system full
Of poIsonG.

Millions OF folks blthc internally noa
instead Of loading their system with
drugs What's an inside bath? you
say Well. It is guaranteed TO perform
miracles It you could believe these no
water enthusiasts
There are vast numbers OF men and
women who. Immediately upon arising
IN the morning, drink a gla" Of real
hot water with a teaspooniul Of lime.
stone phosphate in il This is very
excellent health measure 1t is IN.
tended to flush the stomach. liver. kid
neys and the thirty ieet OF intestine,
Of the previous days waste sour bile
and indigeytible material left over in
the body which II not eliminated every
day. become iood for The millions OF
bacteria which inieSt the bowels. the
quick result is poisons and toxins which
are then absorbed into the blood. oau'.
ing headache. bilious attacks. fou
breath bad taste, colds. stomach trou.
bic. kidney misery. sleeplesSneS i'm
pure blood and all sorts of ailments
People who feel good one day and
badly the next but who simply can NOT
Fet feeling right are urged 10 obtain a
quarter pound OF limestone phosphate
II ,he drug store. This will cost very
little, bu, is sufficient to make anyone a
real crank on the subject OF internal
sanitation (Ady
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-30
Ameriican Gas
Beats Any of
Hun Invention
'MethyI" Is Y Times More
Deadly Than Famous
Mustard Gas,

CLEVELAND. Ohio. Nov N.--OnIy
he signing Of the armlstIce prevented
he Wholesale use Of "methyl," new
poisonous gas said by government off,
cials to be Seyenty-two times more
leldly than the Germans famous mus
tard gas.
The gas was being manufactured on
quantity basis in a Cleveland plant
controlled by the government when
war ended.
The invention Of "methyl" beats the
widest fiction. Six months ago only
three men in the world knew Of it,
possibilities One Of them an Amer.
lcan chemist, put his knowledge at the
service OF the government and the gas
was developed n this city
One drop on a person would kill II
is declared German gas masks are no
protection Tests show, it IS declared
that when me.hyl comes in contract
with chemicals in the present German
gas mask instead OF bcirg destroyed It
is turned into a more deadly gas called
DyaIomethane.
Before the government started manu-
featuring methyl experiments were car
red on at the plant here OF the Gen.
eral Electric company.
The problem was assigned 10 this
plant by Mai Gen. William l.. Sibert
director Of the chemical warfare sery.
&c OF the army
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-30
MSQlode1'
HuSbaas,11[H,sd:;1
Why Msdse Felt Hesitsney In Asking
DR., Petit q Most Important
Question.

Why Msdg, Felt Hesitsney In Asking
DR., Petit q Most Important
Question.
ct OOK here, old man, how long
l. have | got to lie here like a
mevling kitten that hasn't got
its eyes opened YETI"
Dieky raised himself on one elbow
and glared at Dr. Petit with angry
impatienee The glare lost much Of il,
effectiveness An the semi-darkness
which the physician, reinforced BY AZ
oculists decision, had imposed upon
my husbands room, ever since he had
taken charge Of his case. but the tone
clearly indicated Dicly's state OF mind
we cannot tell yet" Or. Petit, spoke
soothinsly, drawing on his gloves with
the deliberation Characteristic OF him
III all depends upon yourself now
You have made tremendou, stride, In
this week, and Il ought not to be SC
very long now, II you're patient, when
we Al least can give you more light
and LEI you sit up q while each day.
When can I readi" Dieky demanded
| could not help but reflee, tha, il wa,
exactly the tone . spoiled boy Of Il
or - would use.
SIS This the wsy---
Not for several weeks" returned
DR.. Petit decidedly. "You may wall
around, In fact, do slmos, sserythinr
else first before you try using your
eye, in anything lik, reading or draw,
ing
Dieky promptly named the place from
which the ksber Is supposed to hsv.
drswn his inspiration, and fearing fur,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-30
Willie Gets Taste of Simple
Life and He Looks Extremely
Simple to Fit Surroundings

most OF them long laid up on account
OF the U-boat war, some OF them even
having been under submarine fire. No
one appeared TO be interested enough to
follow the slow paced carriage The
little crowd went of about lis busi.
ness
Did you see his eoat1" said a quain,
old fishwife beside me, 1T still has
the blood OF war on IT,"
A drive Of half an hour broueh, the
exile TO his residence, the parsonage, a,
ihe little village Of O,eriand. Here
again he must have felt how Tar he
had fallen, No sentry stood before the
door, The adjutant rang the bell and a
Dutch servant appeared and admitted
the strange band Of refugees.
II was last night that | sought the
island Of Wieringen. A slow-speaking,
badly dressed peasant Offered TO drive
me 10 Os,srland. He af,efward proved
10 be the richest man on the Island. We
drove for thne- quarters OF an hour
and finally drew Up before what nigh,
be described as a badly dressed Brigh.
ton villa, rentable for about $3.50 , year
Taste Of Simple Life.
II took some persuasion TO get the
Dutehman In charge Of the house "a
show me over II. Eventually having
consulted those German non -eouuuis.
stoned officers who already had ar.
rived, was admitted. First | saw the
ex-erown princes bedroom, very
small apartment with a single, .impl,
iron bedstead. On q table IN the cen.
ter OF tie room stood q large photo
graph and miniature Of the ex-crown
prince. together with photographs ci
the es;princes Ei,sl Fritz and Oscar.
An oil stove burned brightly and
before Il were sprawled the exiie's IA.
vori,e greyhound, answering to the
name OF Put,el. On the table lay IN,
ex-prince's first mail, a single postcard
with a Dutch postmark and addressed
to Herr William Of Hohenrollern."
Downstairs there Is q combined ,i,.
ting room and dining room, 10 small
that the table to seat four leaves liul,
space TO move about Adjoining tina,
], . billiard room with q sad old
French billiard table. The cloth ap-
ptared TO have been cut innu,nerable
time, and was badly mended. The
previous owner apparently had the hsbi,
Of putting down . lighted cigar or cia.
aret on the edge OF he table or on N,
cloth a sorry array Of cues stood
near and balls much worse for wear.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-30
Sl,it Growing Out
Swedish Insult to
Wilson Is Dropped

STOCKHOLM. Friday, Nov ~
The suit initiated by the American
legation against the Aftonbladet of thN
city. in which II was charged that the
newspaper had insulted President vii.
'on. has been dismissed on technical
grounds
This suit was ordered against the
newspaper by the Swedish minister Of
Justice at the request of Ira Nelson
Morris. the American minister at
Stockholm II was begun In August
The basis for the action. according to
he complaint was that the newspaper
mad injured a foreign power and made
an attempt 10 interfere with the AMIGA
bic relations existing between Sweden
and the United States" The Alton
bladet had printed a series Of articles
regarding Americas action in entering
the war and containing personal re
Elections upon President Wilson
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-30

ther exploSyeness upon his part / tied
% smooth things over
III doesn't really matte sbou, the
-eadlng, docs IT, dear" ycn'u ei
You know ! read for hou c,c day
TO you and am always read, 2, dD 5.
at any time you want me
"For the love of Mike, pet cat
Dieky exclaimed irritateIly whoever
said you didn't You're the orig,na
little tied-to-t the-stake martyr. on H.,
lob every minute. ! think II you'd le
up your everlasting fussing. I'd get ou
Of here twice as quick. Tha, isn't wha
I'm talking about ! want 10 know
when can read to myself and wher
| can get out Of here. And II ! can
get an answer why III lust have 10 z
to sleep again, that, all-onl, thini
here is to do in this blasted hole Shu
The door when you go out Good night +
and with m angry flounce he turneC
over on his side.
| followed DR.. Petit into the oorri
dor closing the door behlnd me. As
turned to him, ! saw smJuldering angei
m his eyes, noticed that his hands wrr,
olanched into involuntary fists.
Tell me" he began hotly, his re.
preston ialling away from him, Il,
thi, the way"
! interrupted him ruthlessly, for
couldn't permit the harsh criticism OF
Dicky which was trembling upon hi,
.Ips. | knew tina, he was deeply STIR ed
At my husbands rudeness TO me, but the
.nowledee did not bring the same glow
It appreciation for his chyalric cham,
r.onShip OF me that | have once OF
.wioe before experienced when IN,
young physician mas witnessed Dcky',
outburSs Of temper. am wiser thar
| used TO be, and either wisdom or in
tuition tells me eynically that il DR.
Petit were married and Dieky an IN
voluntary witness to dissgreements be
tween the pnysirlan and his wife.
might be Dickys turn TO wax indig
nant over the other mans rudenes'
The Biblical beam in the other chap
eye IS Away, very easy TO see
Never mind that" said haNil,
There's something far more importan
hat ! must talk over with you. an,
I've been seeking the opportunity to d
so for week Have you a few moment
10 give me now1 Mother Graham il
out walking with the baby, and IL W,
go down to the living room we shall b,
undsturbed."
He bowed gravely, his well trained
facial muscles giving no hint OF IN,
astonishment he must have felt
l am absolutely al your service. Yo,
know that" he said quietly, and it
spite Of my eynicism OF the momen
before | felt a thrill Of comforting de
pendcnce a, the earnest words.
| did not find il easy TO broach IN
subject of my fathers nanees to Dr.
Petit Facing him in the living room
! felt a little panic Of embarrassment
coming over me For a moment m,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-30
ChRRANzL Will
NOT RUN AGAIN
No Second Term for Him,
President Says,

Copyright 1918 BY the New York Times,
City Timssl
MEXICO CITY, Nov 26-Presdent
Cartanrs in an interview with a local
1aper has stated that under no con-
Iteration would he accept the nomina-
ION for a second term OF the preSlden-
~ lie said the constitution prohibits
a second term He was pleased thai
re could finish his term with ae
nowledge that he had not accepted a
.1reign loan nor granted any eone,s-
ons to exploit the natural riches OF
he people Norwegian capitalists will
.'.abliSh a bank in Mexico with
ranches in all tie cities
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-30
GRAY, BLEACHED
FADED HAIR
MADE EVENLY DARK
LONG, LUSTR0US

Can not damage your hair a bit. Ap-
ply La Creol. Hair Dressing to all your
hair and scalp as per directions on
bottle, All your gray, faded, dry, pre-
maturely gray hair is turned to an even
beautiful, lustrous dark shade that your
hair used to be Long, wavy, sof, dark
hair Is yours by investing a moderate
sum at any drug store for a bottle Of
La Creole Hair Dressing, the original
hair color restorer, or sent direct for
$40 by Van Vleet- t-Msnsiield Drug Co,
Memphis. Tenn. (Adv.)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-30
GaM-Curci Tired of Being
Meal Ticket for Mean Hubby
Noted Prima Donna Seeks
Divorce, Charging Husband
SQuandered Her Income
and Abused Her,

Nine Amelita Cali Curci. noted
prima donna OF the Chicago Grand
Opera company who has appeared sew
eral times in Oklahoma City. Yesterday
brought suit for divorce from her hus-
band, Luigi {. Curcl. IN Chicago.
The bill which was filed in the su-
perior court, reoi,es that as a resLlt Of
is threats, "maleviience Of character
and opposition and violence pras,Iccd
upon her person" Nine Cgrci was
forced TO separate from him last Au
gust The bill further describes Curci
IS having squandercd and wrongiully
appropriated much OF the income Of hi,
wife in ways that are devious DARK
ard unbecoming a gentleman OF char
lcter."
She charges she was his only mean,
OF support
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-30
BY Georfs Renviek.

tosSyrisht. 1878, By the New Iork Times
ne Chicago Tribune and the OklahomA
City Times
PORT on DIX HAUKES ISLAND
OF WfBRlNGEN, Nov. n-(De.
iaysd)-As the small government yacht
with the ex-efown prince aboard
seraped the end Of her pier this AZ.
ternoon, a. she entered the harbor,
had . good look at the victor oil
Louguy," author OF the "Frisehsr
Froshlleher Krieg" ((Free, happy war;
who was standing on deck with hi,
companions. For some minutes he va,
only two or three yards away from me
He has changed = good deal durins
the five years dnee ! saw him last 10
Berlin. He ioek. esen n,ore inane thar
ever. more like Simolicissimus cartoons
Of himself but he Is heavier under the
eyes and his face has . somewhat
6ioated look He still wears his tooth.
brush mustsche. His effeminate hands
toyed with the inevitable eigaret Ht
wore . forced and awkward smile as hC
returned with one finger the frisid sa.
lutcs OF a few people on the pier,
He Tries 10 Look Jaunty.
A the yacht came slowly alongsid,
che landing place the eS-erown priaec
obviously was III At ease, though strug'
gliong hard to look pleasant, while b,
waited for the few formalities 10 b,
completed. II was curious to hear on,
OF his officer companions whisper 10 q
Dutch official not his highness. may
now land" but merely say slangily
nun kann es los sehn" (Le, her go
now,)
William w., shook hands with . lev
people on the yacht and then skipped
jauntily--it was . sad effort to appeal
uneoneerned-in,o a carriage waiting Z
few yards away. | could no, helr
thinking II was only about six month,
since the world read the kai.er's pom
pous message beginning: This morn.
Ing William s,ormed the Chemin de,
Danes"
Gsts Little Attention.
Here was the stormer Of the Chemir
des Danes scrambling into q carriaa,
which was nothing but a dllspida,st
sesewier," No soldier presented srms
not Z single cheer was raised, | did no
~ 9 siAele hst doffed Hall q doser
DoftAsanteaux were brought ashore sut
He)s Won Mueller. the es.erovs
oflorss sd)u,ant having entered N,
0Aniage the vehicle went III Al A a.
~ pocs past scores Of fishing boat,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-30
milwaukee PAPER
SOLD TO BRISBANE

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, Nov. N-The
Milwaukee Free Press. q morning
newspaper has been purchased by Ar
thur Brisbane, who recently acquired
the Evening Wisconsin and Daily
News, two afternoon papetA The Free
Press will be discontinued al once and
Mr.. Brisbane's consolidated Milwaukee
papers will hereafter be issued under
one publication to be known as the
Wisconsin News.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-30
LABOR C0UkCiL SAYS
MOONEY SHOULD Nave
Been GIVEN PARDON

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov N-The
San Francisco labor council. after an
executive session. early today issued a
s,stemert deploting the action OF Gov
William d. Stephens in eummuting to
lif imprisonment the sentence OF
Thomas J. Mooney. condemned to death
FOR murder in connection with the pre-
paredneS day hnrb explosion when ten
persons were killed here in July, 1910
The labor councils statement de-
clared the governor had "straddled the
issue" and Mooney should have been
granted a full pardon or else allowed
to hang.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-30
C0MrAnDAKT At
GREAT LAKES I'LL

CHICAGO. Nov N-Capt w A
iofii,t, commandant at Great Lakes
a1yal training station, !, seriously i'll,
'ccording to word received here yester.
ay by intimate friends. A, hi, office.
ioweyer it was said that the captain is
only under the weather" but il was
ckuowledged that on the advice OF
physicians he had not been informet OF
he death OF his personal aide, Lieuten-
IN, Goodman. Both men, il is under
stood. became III on the trip TO hnnap-
oils to watch the Great Lakes Naval
lcademy football game.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-30

We are offering special inducements
20 applicants for the next thirty day,
Interesting meetings every Friday nigh,
at the Odd Fellows hall. corner OF
Grand and Walker streets For furtht
information see { RainSberger local
business agent al 62S American Na,ior
i Bank building Phone Walnu, 2St
(AdyD
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-30
GERMAN RETREAT
ORDERLY; REPORT
American Observer Gives Lie
TO Various RumOrS,
b. This Associated Press.

WITH TIE AMERICAN ARMY
OF OCCUPATION, Friday Nov ~
An American who has just returned
from a trip which extended as far a,
Frankfort. Germany says that the
withdrawal Of the German troop, un.
der direction OF Field Marsha won
Hndenburg, Is being conducted N a
most orderly manner everywhere de
spite reports to the contrary. This man
. familiar with military matter, gen.
orally and says that from his own ob.
seryations he believes the Withdrawal
IS being carried out perfectly
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-30
First Cara Deliysted-

PARIS Friday, Nov. 29--The first
of the 10000 railway car, which Ger
many must deliver TO the allies under
the terms Of the armis,ice arrived yes
terday at the frontier and were received
by military authorities, according 10 the
Mgtin
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-30

The Modern Woodmen OF America
has the cheapest and best insurance
that can be had. The following Is a
table Of our moHthly rates Compare
them with other societies.