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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-30
PClRDY BATTLE FIELD DOMINATED NON BY ALLIES,
PIVOTAL POINT IS ARE TAKEN BY HA|c IN QUICK TIME

Germany's hard pressed armies still
saver before the attacks of the allies
Ia central picarjy from the Somme
ncrth Of Bapaume the enemy IL re-
treating eastward toward M Qnsnsin
Large nnmbcrs ef prisoners, nsHy
guns and much material are ialihx
into the hands OF me British
Elsewhere the apparently untifina
priiirh. French ana American forces
ATE maintaining their pressure against
the enemy. who nov has losl all MS
important ha i"a west of The Iilnivrs
burg line sxccp, rerrone. Ham aud
T,rsnlcr The lleiilnh now are wllh
In two miles OF reronne on ,hc south.
efsi ana the French are five miles
west of Ham The Important railroad
ierciion Of Tergn..r u not threatened
very seriously. bit the French efoss.
ina OF the AiIctie bodies ~
os tho extremity Of the battle IIne
IN, alll(a are moving ahead slowi,
ngainsi drsperate German reslstance
Nhuh ~ the Scarpe The British have
rclakcn Greenland IIill and maintain
their other loslilons east Of the Hin.
dcnburg line against counter attacks
The Germans here evidently hope to
prevent tho British from oyerrunnlnr
lhe Qneant Droc ,urt line az they
lave the one 10 the west South Of
The scsrpe heavy fighting ls In pro-
a-sss In the region Of Bullecouri
North of Scissors ne Germans have
thrown In fresh troops To stop the sd-
vance Of the French and Americans
toward the heights dominating tfs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-30
|JEllv-sPMED STACKER
ABOVE IS NEED NOT FEAR
Report That you Are % Until
You Arc A. Is Not the Rule,
30 Mr. He. Stacker Il Safe
From Helping Country

The latest he Stacker 10 pns Ia ap-
puarance " the ,oor fish that " iuss
past forty five and not yet forty six
years OF age SOMEONE has alarmed
this Jelly -sained wearer OF pants BY
teliins him ,ha, man IA considered
b, the government as heinz forty
Nse y.ars OF age until his forty sixth
birthday. and wi,hou, verifying this
rumor. Mr. Stacker Il now buslIy en-
r. ged IN deyeloaing cases of the pip,
bets. flat feet. and any old complaint
that will exempt him from military
service Ills craven and auaklns soul
can be comtorted by the knowledgs
thai no one unter eighteen, or over
f,riy.fiye. viii. be registered under
the new man power bill. and the only
u M he In liable TO be drafted for Ii
for garbage can purposes where the
community In which he resides can
dump their contempt Thank God
a ere arr not mals of him.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-30

chemIn dos nanws. allied possession
os which would compel the enemy 10
withdraw from ,hs vesle rhs allies
have the morr fssorahle position. and
have nut one more plsseea 20 over
/ ,me 90 reach sk~lf shls~siv~
AZ The tall n Royv compelled he
oerman 20 tetif ITO she fns soush =
rcfonne Inc espsnts ~ Isapanmr by
The British made u necs~sary for the
- envy 10 rctFea, north of the somms
Where the enemy will make q stand
l're Il probIemntical. hui hI% heat
l'nr would srsm 70 bs that II the
Canal au Nord. which runs north
East from rrronns The canal curves
eesl five mites east of tsarsnme and
crosses the Old ilinasnhsrg line near
tIasfineour,. seven miles east of
psame
The Canal du Nori esfenda arros-
The ricardy bal'lsfIrid IN general
n'rih and south direction and the
fAc, that the oermsns are offering
sloat resistance 70 the French south
of reronne where the vEaai paralleis
Ne somms. ~ouii Indicate the prob-
cb'ilty that they may si,emp, 70 stand
.h the line of the canal Noyon. the
southern outlet .: the canal. Was ear
risd afisr heavy fighting and the
Germans are couiendIns bitterly the
poasssslon OF ihs heights north and
east ~ Noyon The Preach are on
trs southern sioes of Mount ~ vi
neon, an important height east Of
Noyon
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-30
P[RFUMED ORUNks IS
MEM STATE PAsT|ME

Lawfon. Aug 3e-since the bone
dry law has made II hard for whisky
snusglers 10 bring liquor into this
state. persons whose thirst could not
b. satisfied by palm water have in
cs.ssed the popularity. a. well as the
sale Of toilet water. some Of which.
II II said. contains per cent alcohol
number Of arrests Of soldiers who
have ssrtsken too freely OF the rer-
Il med beverage have been made re-
emily by provost guards and a. Z
ftFaif n X Bioust. special agent. oi
the department n justice. is wsgina
q vigorous campaign against the ssi<
o: the toilet ~ster. and perfumes Il
sofdierx-
Mr. Blount has served notice u7os
iLraI dealers that they nsss cease ~
sale Of toilet water or perfumes snkl
crntsin alcohol 70 soldiers o. IL
ray b. rro<ecufed and may No..
'teir establishments closed BY feeders
ssshsr1fies.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-30

Paris. Aug sd--sThe Associated
Press)-Germsny has exscted war
contributions from Belgium during
the first four years Of the war
amounting 70 q total OF ssss. .oeo. 600.
This h In addition 10 the vast amount
Of machinery. materials and men TAX
cn from Belgium % sustain Cerzmany.
IN this fiffh year Of war IL Is in
tssesfinE to review the financial sc-
ffvities~ os the Germans IN Belgium
s.nce hat ssfesnl dey In Beissum's
history. Augusss %. 1914. when the
Cermsn bordes entered Brussels.
Dsrine that month. ss the German
ssnieo we're hacking their way thru
~ little Kingdom. numerous towns
ard e1sies we're fined ana var con
i-sbsfisn< v<re levied from each 7ro-
vince ~ the Germans progressed
scuthvestvsrd
he first move q the German staff
sbea entering . town vas 10 pro-
SOD 10 the city hall and snBouscs
10 Ne bsrgonaslzs thst for resistins
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-30
HT-TNR0W|Me NEGRO
IS HELD FOR TRIAL
Henry lGsthsws, VINO Used IA"
Coss A. csnouflase 70 Steal
Il usld In Default Of
$1,000 Bal

Henry Mathew. the negro VINO T"
,s claimed made a specisii, Of s~'P-
,ns merchandise by rsin coat cam
orflaxe. ana carried side lire o'
throwing fits when detected rss
bs.na over to IN district cosrt y,
yrstsce " n Hnrnzday. yesseras,
e.esins. on fvn charges Of grand
larceny. snl his scnd fired ai Wv
vhicA - tailed &c make. ard se =
nov saf<ly r<r-sins in the in'er'o'
of The Hotel Drcon
ne 5000 Of his recent feionicu'
e<fivlfi>- vas IN and aronnd Crescent
"a ~ ~vsd>sc> s11sc~d showed ihs'
HenJ ~ b~~n doing . sh''ess's
businers. The state Claims that IN
e~fendsnf vos1G fboplifs merchandise
and s<sl u 81 ressc~d prscs<. sn1 far
sb~r inv~>sinfscn into th~>e sa'~'
nsv rrsrf IN sensations. In an,
event. B<rr, s1li ret - . menace a
escse heev<n fo- quite . Little vhle
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-30
MANY SLACKERs
+ 0 ] n D HIDING
IN NOUN I AIMS
GOVERNMENT OFFICERS
MAKE RECORD DRIVE
AGAINST INCONSISTENCIES:
iS6 STILLS ARE DE-
MOllSHED

Washington. Aug so.--The biggest
extensive round up OF illicit dIstiilers
OF whlskey over undertaken by the
Government has juA been completed
In southern mountain districts by
revenue agents under direction OF In
ternal Revenue Commissioner Daniel
c Ruper. The activities Of the agents
resulted In the seizure OF <s6 stills.
arrest OF zoo mocnsh!ners. killing OF
five outlaws and two sheriffs and the
wcunding Of number of other Gov
ernment men and liquor makers
This Systematic campaign has heen
under way eight weeks mainly In
mountains OF Tennessee. Alabama.
Georgia. Florida. North Carolina and
South Carolina-all dry states but
announcement was withheld until to-
day 10 avoid giving Information to
moonshiners Of activities OF . flying
squadron OF fourteen experienced
revenue ngenis This band. working
swiftly from community TO community
cleaned out nests OF noonshiners who
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-30
HARMON COUNTY NAN
NOMINATED TWICE

oklshoms City. Aag 3o-An opinion
frtm the attorney generals Office To-
cay 10 the state election hoard con-
Germs a case coming from Harmon
c'.uniy that ia a blt peculiar and not
6 sered BY any state law " G kbsf-
nsfhy vas nominated for legislative
re9ressnisiise from the county a. weil
a. county judge. The attorney gen
sfsI says that " would be incompsil-
b. Tor the man to hold boih offices.
and suggests that he should elect
which one of the places b. prefsfs
10 hold and sifhdrs. from ths other
~ that another may b. named - the
esp6idste.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-30

on the Briti<h Front. tNighp Aug
r.. The bastie which began week
aeo has assumed greater proportions
and ~ hard pressed enemy Is des-
psraskly attempting 10 check the vie
torious British and colonial troops
~ho are advancing over large 'ar'
OF the forty five mile battle front.
In the north he Canadian ana
Scottish troops advanced to ;he at
tack Yesterday morning and when !
visited that area later they were stili
advancing along N eight-mile front
and had driven approximately H.
600 yards into the German lines
To the south the fourth army has
developed big attack. despite the
eremy's increased resistance.
This may be The beginning OF an
ciher Waterloo" was the confident
remark 7 heard .odsy from respon-
sible officer.
while the Germans reel undef the
pressure Of the British attack. the ad
ysncise British troops have never
been in finer spirits or more eager
10 press back ths enemy. whom they
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-30
Germany Has Exacted $466, 100000
From Poor, War-Ridden Belgium

there been 20 much money In the
city treasury. Al the present moment.
there was only little oves three thou-
sand francs In The strong boa
We'll. we'll tsxe that" calmly re-
sponded the German.
More than seo. 90 90 fFvncs we're
thus levied between Asesss and NO
scmber. 1ei@.
Then FseId Marshai nsrea Won des
coiss-P.shs de..sred ut Belgiss
would have 10 pay . monthly consrt.
brfion Of soeoe.eoc frsncs 6sr1nE ons
year and n would rot l> iacrcss<<
and shss n vosid not ~ s>neved
The Psshs's Dec -. hsvevsr: proved
70 BE- bat snofher scrap = PAPER
n Sos>sbsr 'Is1<. Bsrsa vcs Bi~s'
inx called spon he csunc1la ef ~
nine B>ieisn prsvbsc>s y ne~t snl
lEfrome1 them hat ~ pronise q
bis rredecessor ks1 49, nsd< n
good fsifh bss viii ~ in51l>6 co
d'sboa shnt var sos1l ~ en1e6 Whit
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-30
Nll0 PRESSED ENEMY IS OsPERAfly ATTEMPTMe TO
CAFCk IRf VICTORIOUS BRITISH AND COLONIAL TROOPS

see now groggy under repeated blows
In three weeks time the British have
captured nearly 10000 prisoners and
destroyed the effectiveness OF many
decisions Up 10 yesterday approx
n.ately a score OF enemy divisions had
feen identified in the fighting during
six days. and today he Is rushing up
more divisions cost OF Arras. where
The Canadian and British troops have
made such magnificent progress.
Germans Completely Surprised.
II avs at an early hour Monday
morning that the attack began east OF
Arras. and Che Canadian. Scottish and
krglish troops completely surprised
the enemy, none more than did the
Canadians. who had made marvel
Gus change OF positions almost over
T. ght and then advanced TO the at
tack. Cemappe and Monchy-le-
Fieux fell early.
The brilliant advance and the ex-
icnsive wheel of the battle caused the
enemy TO precipisately throw in s,rors
endorsements ,rom divisions which
ks had rushed up during the day Al
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-30
D. S. PRIEST ABs0LVEs
FOE As YAMks ATTACK

New York. Aug 30-'tBy Universal
Service. The Knights OF Columbus
var news service today gave out a
letter from the front which helated
this incident;
Father John J Grady. the first priest
TO ro abroad with Pershing's forces
was IN a front trench at the zero"
hour. Just a. the Americans were
about to go ovee the top he said;
sJust a moment boys" Turning
towsrd the enemy position. he spoke
words of absolu' on for the foe.
Now. boys" he cried. go Al EN-"
The Ysnts went.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-30
COMBLES, PIVOT POINT, CRJJM3LES
Bdnkrupicy Case
From Norman

This morning James Monros Shap'
pard of Norman. giving hss occupation
as grain dealer. filed a petssIon IN
bankruptcy in the United / ascs MI
here. He gives in lsa~ assets as per
sonal property and household goods,
amousi ing to $4,000. and declares
his liabilities amount to the sun {,
ie. .Ooo 0V.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-30
TULSA NOW HAS IN
'UP-TO-DTE FLYING SCHOOL
Rartlesvillc Millionaire Oil Man
Branches Out As Flying In
structor; Four Curtiss
Machines On Hand

Tulsa. Ang Sa-~ Tulsa's latest insu'
tuition OF instruction, known as th'
Mid Continent Aeronauiical station
viii be ready for business by mex
week. according to Capt n D Rreen
in charge, Fonv courtiss hinlanes
released by the government for nss
ia this school. which is a civilian in
stitution. under government supersi-
SION, arrived IN Tulsa yesterday morn
ing and the work OF unloading and
a sembiing of the machines was well
under way hy noon.
One OF the machines has already
hcen purchased by u !. Brookins. a
l.cal oil rroduc sr who has recently
learned how 90 ily and who will as
s.st Breen is conducting the school.
Approximately 2S students can be
hsndled at one time. according 20 the
Instructors, and applications for ad-
nit,ance 10 the school will soon be
received
Prospective students in the Curtis
Airplane school which has been taxi
en- over by the government viii be
sent 10 the Tulsa school. conforming
tt arrangements made by nreenc
when he went ecsi to buy the ma
chines He expects 10 make the Tulsa
81 hool the largest aviation school OF
ils kind in the United States
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-30
.TWO 12-|MCH SHELLS
USE UP COTTON BALE

London, Aug 33-Gone. never 10 re-
turn. are the cheap prewar prices o'
clothes. This is the view OF an. .ex.
pert writing in a British trade publ
cstira. and he predicts another rise
soon. Every sho, fired from twelve.
itch gun. he says. uses mp half bale
OF cotton. and in three minutes
machine gun will squander a. full
bale The price OF woolen cloth to-
day Is from two and quarters
ie three times greater than Il was in
July. isis Linen prices this year. II
- stated. probably will keep at least
g. Ia per cent above those OF 1911.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-30
TDo More Broue
Boys Are Killed

wichita Falls. Tex, Aug, 30. Lieu
tenant = Il McGiffin OF Fresno. Cal.
and Cadet Ellis Bernard Babcock Of
Washington. ID c. were kiliei In
stanily at Call field this morning
when their plane fell 1900 feet.
Their plane fell from the top Of a
loop.
Cadet Babcock. who Is the son OF
Brigadier General Babcock. who is
now in France, was taking his first
lesson In acrobatic flying. He was n
years Of age.
Lieutenant Griffin was rs years old
and was married. his wife boing At
Call field at the time Of she accident.
Babcock's mother Is In Washington.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-30

tie advance OF the Emperor Williams
Armies. his city or town had bees
fined % many thousand or million
francs. ~ the case might be. When
sfp Bursomsster would remons,rsse
ChIsns and Deaths Head Hsssar'
Mould covorf innoceniiy I'm city hall
square or the burromaster would BE-
taken prisoner.
In one instance in the province c'
Liexe the German commander Of the
company entering the tovn inform
ee the bursomasier that . war con
frsbstios Of 100000 frsscs wosld have
10 h. forthcoming within tvo hours
The bsrgomsster denurred. Seve'
In she history Of the little town ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-30
LOGAN ROys ARRIVE
SAeE ~ CASo'

Thf following .siefssn ~ss recsls-
= today ~ , v Nl~<iey from N I
,Arm.n'rout. vhs Accompanied ths
isff oontinxens q f<,r>n selects 10
Camp PIKE
Th< nve hsbd'cd okishoms select
nea arrived ~ Camp s7ke ss O'Clock
to-day. enshs-issf,c over prcss~css ana
o. ling fss< Pr>s~ sksnk ~ Leader
Tor sp'~ass1 vris<-up 80 frs<s1s se'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-30
Allied Losses In Present Operations Have Been
Comparatively Light; Allies Take More Pris-
oners and Guns Than They Can Handle;
British Are On Other Side of Semme and
Hold Crumbles, Pivotal Point; Prussian
Counter Attacks Are Repulsed.
BULLETIN.

BULLETIN.
Paris Aug 3o-The British line north of the somme has been
car;s beond the points indicated last nights statement from
Field Marshal Hag and the British are several omeses
east az ombe according reports the newspapers here Inc
advance continues and fall Of Peronne is predicted
Paris at the 'front.' agree nat
~ allied losses operations have been comparatively
ig ey saw that allies have taken many prisoners
and uns and 20 much and territory at slight cost
0erman counter between the Alette and the Asne
war. reuused last night the French the war office state
ment today French maintained their gains east Of fas
north Of Scissors
south Of the Somme along the Canal du Nord there was
change during the night German raids along
the Vse where stationed and in champagne
failed
COMPLIES FALLS BRITISH CROSS SoMME
London Aug 30Byish troops have captured Combles be-
tween Eapaume Somme was officially announced
today by the British war office -,
and west Of Peronne ~ .. ~ Can
Retveen Hendecout and the ArasCambrai road the Gan
..r. atacsd the German made favorable progress
Rast of the the forces Of Field Marshal hag made
poersss capturing Bulecourt and
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-30

With tho British Armies In France Aug baehss
no the Soms and about mile from Psrcans
has been captured by Field Maha Hags British
Boeufs and patrols have passed ough nv
TO the southeast
o been captured this morning
British troops this morning pushed forward IN an sAssrv
direction from Bapaume British made further advances
the Lens Al place they pushed forward fov
distance Of n thousand yards
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-30
Ran ONLY APPLIES
TO SUNDAY JOY RIDERS

Washington. Ang co--Tr ban on
the use OF gasoline on sundays for
meteor vehicles and boats will apply
only to pleasure riding, Fuel Admin
istrator Garfield announced today. He
said reasonable ase OF gasoline -driv-
er vehicles for necessary purposes.
was not intended to be- prohibited.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-30
Limited ScrUice
Men Join Seruice

The local board xilI send II I. Kin :
csid of Mulhall. II y Tibbits OF cres-
cent and Charles VI McWetny OF this
city, 10 Camp Dodge Iowa. for limit +
ed service They viii cntrain this
evening.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-30
REGISTERING FOR
DRAFT IN PORTO Rlco

San Juan. Porto Rico, Aug 40
Registered men from whom the sec
ond draft OF $4,000 soldiers viii be
made in September now are appear
hsg before the local boards ier ex-
animation.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-30
Luelendorff 10 Unable TO Make Firm Stand II
Face Of Repeated Surprises; Throwing IN Re-
serves Fail to Hold The Allies Al They Preas
Onward in Pursuit Of Fleeing Prussians, Who
Are Not Given Time To Prepare : Hating
Place to Give Battle.
BULLETIN.

With the American Army in France Aug lin thrss differ
cnt patrol the night the Germans
driven when the American fire became too hot for them The
enemy casualties u unknown.
last night.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-30

A Swedish invertor b reported TO
kzv~ Devised . satisfactory means u
f-zs<ferr1n< ej>cfr,c reu<r TO self-
srop>I'~d p.ssr rloss and osber fAnE
Esehisery.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-30
Big Star Oil
Well Achuiiies

Miss Gertrude chnifre. and Miss
Nkude Leckner, officers of the Dis
Star well. north OF this city. have been
ip their office here for the past week
interesting men with capital IN tlr
further development OF the we'll The
d-illing has progressed satisfactorily
up 90 the present depth. and strike
OF either oil or sas al this location
would be OF inesiimahle benefl, "a
Guthrie and Logan county
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-30

Among the possibilities OF m
mre s. the employment OF women az
railway mail clerAs.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-12-01

=. G. lendersoa. walter Rr1itt.
:. c. seady k,ass, Dee y. Klngtss.
- Aennapeiis, Car .. JeneA.
=. g Charlotte, Lattie n Thorpe.
= - Cordenas, Lewis II. Fowler.
60 Greensboro. Roy L. B1Ilyboy.
=; ~ Marton, Edgar L Coggins.
Ds 5otinsaa, John RsesR.
=. " kargos Martin o. Ruud.
n. n n..3ss, S S.nes r kesrit.e 2 1..a,,-
=: d, Granville, Howard n. Beck.
Osio. Cleveland, Henry W. steubsr.
one, SeAn.tO.ns Beatsn slnes.
ore. Sis.sd. as.s .ss- Essss ea nap.r.
0 NE C,svsland, Annlbals Perrottl.
0nie. Cincinnati. George Mattan.
0hios Brewster. Harry Q. Harr.
Ohios Cealten, Harry 6entiL
Ohio. Cleyela1d, Charles Mmswski.
0aa,os Martins FERN. James Louissi.
NE NE yyl.re. dehn + Jenes.
On,o' 1setne. CEestaW eeanysSWnh.
One, ClsVelaDd, Frank Tsvarek.
Ohio, Clevel11d, John Kolsaar.
Ohio, Clevelnnd, Richard II. KoeklnuR.
Ohio. eeietevilIes BenlAmln II. MahaRsy.
Onio' Loekland, Carl = 0uth.
Ohio, Toledo, George L Brown.
0hio, Cosheeton, joseph Miner GrahamN
0hios PsnldinG, werner 3. Mock.
Oni0s Rlqlo1 George J. Freebooter.
0hies Wiltshire, DeIbert y. HaFtsog.
QUE, Dayton, Frank A. CnFsolA
Ohio. Cincinnati. John W. Bernhard.
Ohlos Weilsvills. Harry Heekathorn-
U.A.oB LgND.1tDNus 9ouu 01ut ADEol0.
Ohio, Cleveland, Eeed John CohPs.
que Mlnerai CITY, NsYd =. Car.
Ohlo. Ioledo, Thomas h Brennan.
Okla-, Clyde, Richard Rock.
Okla, Lyons. sam Beaver.
Okla GAlenA, Leonard O. Huston.
Ore-s Eatl8 CITY, George H Otte.
Ore. AIleghany, Robert o. Whitfield.
Orc, Enterp<iae, August W. Lundqulst.
Ore. EnteDrIDe, HsRry c. Bsesun.
Ore, eallna. Jasper y. Knox-
Pa, MlnookA James y. Tlmonsy.
Pa, sinking Springs, Efud 3. BsifnnydeP.
Pa, Spring Gruye. Melvin A. RahFhsnTh
Pa, eeral3en. John J. MeGilfy.
Pa, Ellwood, Beljnmin y. MetIIn.
Pc, AltoonA, George ,. Hallway.
Pa, Big Iuns Ered A. HaAg.
p, Pittsburgh, William J. Puehtn-
Pa, PhiladelphlA, Bs1lamin y. DistE.
Pa, Finleyville, yaRaes u. Naylor.
Pa, Dushere, william A. ONeil.
p, Phfladslpht1, WElllam y. PsEK.
Pa, GresntoWn, william J. March.
Pa, Philndellhias Soseph y. swami.
Pa, Phfl1defphia, Thouaos L CaFrfean.
Pa, Meadvflls, james ~. BlingluR.
Pa, LINZ, Andrew Q. eeabolf.