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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-27
Robertson Sold.

: NEW ORLEANS. Juno 26.--sale
OF Pitcher Dick Robertson TO the
Brooklyn Nationals and outflelder
Ed Edmondson to the Minneapolis
American association club was an
nounced today by the New Orleans
Southern association club.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-27
pusx Examination

Drs. r.. A. Douglas. Howell D.
Gwinn and kewis T, Cosby passed
the examination Monday Tor admis-
sion to the United States arfnv medi-
cal corpa They took the examina-
ton at Oklahoma City.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-27
BOND ISSUE is AFFIRMED
Supreme Court Upholds Lower Court
I'm Muskogcc Controversy.

Special to The World. n
OKLAHOMA CITY, June 2S,---The
supreme court today upheld .the
Judgment Of the Muskogee county
district court, the effect of which is
10 confirm the issue OF funding
honds for the city Of Muskogee In
the sum OF 100000 The bond is
sue had been authorized by the city
government and affirmed by the dis
trict court
w. d Hume, a taxpayer. opposed
the issuing Of the bonds. a do
murrsr TO Hume's petition on the
ground that n did not siRta facts
sufficient for cause of action was
sustained by the lower court from
which tho appeal WAS taken.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-27

PICHER, Okla, June 2S---A fire
which started in a garage Monday
morning totally destroyed three
buildings and damaged others None
Of the buildings were insured and
the total property loss was about
$4,000
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-27

MUSKOGEE, June 26.--The new
coal chute in the Katy yards, togeth-
er with 200 tons of coal, was de-
stroyed by fire of unknown origin
this morning.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-27
Mine workers Secretary Resigns.

Mine Workers Secretary Resigns.
MUSKOGEE, OKLA, June 26,--E,
=. Ross has resigned as Secretary
treasurer OF United Mine Workers.
District 81, 10 enter the United
States army, and will leave at once
fcr camp Cody He VIII be sic-
oeedod by T. B. Douglass OF Nc
Alester.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-27


Albert =, skhnh, Chicago
harry h. Anderson Walitrtown. Ind.
Edward Z. Belden. Bridgeport. Conn.
John +. Bopheil I.AN9lle III.
sisnislaw Donderswies Brooklyn.
Wiliam Gszer. Cleveland.
Frank + Gondcrk, Hamtrpuek Mich.
Paul y HEag, Wtrntraviic, Pa
Harry w Harmon, New YorR city.
Cernick A. KiernaH, Lowell. Mass.
Ejnar T c. korDo Chicago
Hanna W. Martin, Denver.
Charles r Mehau. Almrds Cal.
Lester Il Nichols. Strawberry Point Iowa
NarghAn Ilnslaad Puyallup Wash.
Ear Stefty Bridgeport, Conn,
WOUNDED, DEaREE UNDETERMINED
PriysteH--
George Koch, Milwaukee.
Elmer Atkin Adrian, Nieh
MISSING IN ACTION
Capt, Arthur H. Sewing. S. Louis, Mo
Corp, william W Gillum, jackson ny
Privates--
William j. Dunphy. Dorchester, Mass
Charles b. Khirksrbocker Cortlsnd N. Y
almond r. Landon, san Jose Cal.
John u. Simon ir philadelphia.
Howard Z Saith Ei1ias, W. Va,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-27

sergt. George b. Roam, Pattison. Miss.
Private Ezra e. Craze, Dixie W. Va,
WOUNDED IN ACTION (SEyERELY.)
Trninpeter A, Moder, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Private. II, A. Davis, Cincinnati. Ohio.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-27

All children troubled with worms have an un
healthy color, which indicates poor blood, and as
rule, there is more or less stomach disturbance
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-14
COMING EVENTS.
4sleklll.lslsel -I.lsla-s is


Tho q T.. J.. class meets with Mrs
Stafford ci. South Aruu. Friday
February D.. An uouthcrs request
cd to ho present
Tho Lead avenue Methodist choir
will m,ot Tor rehearsal tonight az tho
church
~ IN, weekly meeting of tu' WON
ans club Mrs g. $ valiant
viii read t paper un new fruits uuc
vegetables recently introduced into
tho t'uitcr States. and Nirs Roy tiall
will demonstrate how GO utilize left
over dishes Mr. Nyo Martin. Mrs.
i;oN Wright and Mrs. e. : Quickel
will assist ln the dpmonAtrpuuu Mrs.
: e. NDuu viii h, the leader uf Tho
meeting
There yHI Dol, l r,Iriiar nicotine Ni
Adah chtp'cr $50 3 o. " : 90 .no
Masonic tempt, tomorrow nish' i
JO.
Stated p~uuvorttiuu cot Ei" Gr3nd'
chapter No g. q s. A.. mi. oycuiul
ot $780, Au visiting companions are
W.l,uw,
Tho m,mn,r- OF thr FI,'.oshlI
lodge, D. o. o. ar, requested Zoo met"
| FRIDAY. Fob o.. ut . O'Clock ip w Cd
W hail Important business 81 to %.
brought up.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-14

THAI Trutzly does not Trims ~ signtHs
any formulated pe,cc declaration d
sitrltiun b. created which makes
o-sary t thorough discussion between
the government and ,hr supreme army
command
The ,orros poudout boz lu apparent,
inspired n7s4sn says
Tho chancellor .< resolved under
uu ,ircuIu-tIuye rr .uudu.. further
negotiations lu any neutral c,ut,i and
% wlI hr tbs affair uf tho central
powers Goo determine where such ncro-
uttiof.s uny best Boz, held TN" recall
Ut tine sruuom ,uWmis-lnu from Pc
u.-rHd B.. under consideration
'pu the other hand lt BIS "%,idoutI,
realized hat the question IT m, hip
lrm, 81 Austro-Gemau war pr.sun,r-
of var 300 Russian TERRITORY stili con-
frollod UN ~ roErad can Not Ice over.
looked"
tcltsrum from VIcnun Co. the Tls
Uohc Eundschau SAWS
"it g. pointed out In wcn-iufnruio.
quarter. that the confusion and un'
certainty uf Internal condition. if
Russia demand that the central puN
,rs adopt % cautious ana waiting zoo
rIiudo md that iu apite of y an.
sons, ~ u formal conclusion 81 peace
there bu no hiudruncc O" the cNchaug,
uf prisoners.
Al German newspaper note ti'
fiH, that three hours after "a mc-s'ts'
WAS sent out announcing IA, issuance
uf 70 rehabilitation order 90 the RuH
siam army. another Russian mcsslH'
was issued ordering TINT circulation
ct iul communication Toe stopped
.s ~slgg,stcd that this Indicate th'
the Eulshcyiki government No l"ug'.
thinks ~ tdhering to no de loi"ii"'
~ For.lrr Minister Trotzky
tn" Ioituug Am M4ttas ov~ $40 va.
ts 10 .ly that there are proofs ma
rt1tlkN promise "f 90 ltu-A'l "'
mobilization is % sham WanruN'r J
derllIr. that reliable REPORTS r'pr'
cent th, Nol.hc,lki as ~cuergttt'''l
forming , red guard army "ut If m
r'muaui- uf he russian army BOO ~.
hope OF raising "a million men q" 81,
tihlish l~'olsheviki power iu the h'td'
states.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-14
THAT SOMETHING
MAKES IMPRESSION
ON THE ROTARIANS
Delivered by d. Arthur Wedge
and Rated the Most Inspira.
tional Message Ever Given 10
the Organization

what was orm,I .H. most inspird-
tionul message ever .a'.,red Co IN"
aluh was given "a, weekly H"tarS,
lunch at the Niyui H"iol to-day hN
pr Arthur =. Wei. 't The depart
mcut ~ the mt,.. and % rvprc
sentative - the JOIN ..", foundation
az harvard rni,er. BE- Was The
Something write ~ ~ Went.
worth. % Uuttrlar "H o'di'nt"d u
Gotar, The tex Tnat Som'
thing b. the lut,0lfN.r -"m"lhlnf
hut Keeps the med u.fn mcd'"cit
me failure % rtiiur nd prevents 'n'
puN Irum yplopil- UIo uAnhHnd ''
Be-, might. u ~ au.u. usr1rhicnL an''
pr bcdg, %dclivct,H n De- iirst per
SON With an effcrf .IIt pr""ur'" q
puW,lfu. imprcSsiur .H The l'"ihth'l|
Dr j. " Mnuck .I.-idcut "t Htll~'
dale college. Hill-U. Mich, AN ol,
iphhor sind fricul charles Wtd"
chnirmaf oe the ci' .uuuiIssiun. nn'
Dr David Ross i..I president OF
the uui,prsit, OF A.H N,Nl,u was %
the lunch. and W. asked to -a'
something about co.. climate here
liner, was bc'hiul 'u Doe said "hou
u. H.. protested. $50. much anyway
u Wt~ perfect. au. Nur one sale
ID thing was pcrfccf tnat was the has
word con- IT,
Tn, club celebrate ur A. a
/ Shortle's birthday PRESIDENT Pau
l|;odiurtop took a.. floor 100 the win
zap oi the meeting Iud told the doc
tor that he had boon instructed Il
! trli him ~ was hir birthday and wha
Vae he going 20 dn ..uut DO cigar
tor everybody AMI -alvo ~ hand
I glup~ fur tho %toctur Nis IA" answer
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-14
WAR CABINET ms LOST
PRESTIGE. SAYS pItI,~~

London. F.p. ~ barring and 1ttcr
the debptr in The huu-- uf common
the .obbi,- j-,ncd with JUNIORS Th'
sensational tulk conferred m"lul'
around tho possibility uf W.litHry rr-
irnatIous and 1 ministerial CRISIS hl'
he Hobbies r,cutWi, were "upri'
without any of tho rumurs being sun-
Stimulated tn, Daily NcU- sass th'-"
u high place the house Of '"u'-
mons believe tha. uu Monday uirht
the government put pressure uu".
General Sir William Robertson. yhiH'
of IN. imperial general -itlI WIih "a
View tu inducing him Coo resign. THE
intention helms to repIac, him h' Ma
jor General Sir Henry Wilson 'n'
British repre-cunu,c at h ver.tii
Council General Robertson resisted
lthe prcssurei the newspaper adds "ul
the government CON Tuesday was con
sid.riug removing him.
The Morning Post quotes 20 LOBBY
correspondent - stating that % cris'.
has arisen Over General Robertson b
retention BY thc cabinet which mbs
have scriA consequence tor the '''-
ter
The rumur- affect Field Marshal
Halg. the british Commander-lh-chl'I
les than hey do General Robertson
Hostile critics Of the government hh'
the Post md tn" Ncws SAY Premier
Lloyd GEORGE failed Co exert his u'n'I
power over the house aud that ih'
war cabinet has lost nr"-iis. IN t.
parties.
Tho Times says tho debate worked ID
definite change Ia relations between
the government and the opposition
and adds that rightly ur wrongly Tor
mcr Premier Asquith. rs ihe result OF
hia speech, was hailed as tn" ris'ht
hope of 70 peace party which aprii.
entity expects to reinforce a. number
under cover of tho crN of Support th'
.uLMlnT.--
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-14
ATTITUDE
WORRIES GERMANY


the latest Indicators 300 the GrrWan
press. much dissatisfaction ana sus-
plciun has been aroused hy the hi'~t
move ct Foreign Minister Trotzkl Inn
purtnut political and military leaders
nr" said to he comforting hrtsilN tp find
th" best solution iu the puzzle
The EreuSe Zeituug of Berlin l'-
rlarcd 'on reliable information that
rrutzkN's proposal iu uo circumstan %
res b. tu h' regarded as Do p'tec offer.
while II is pointed uut ny other papurs
thui th. Russian war theater was meu-
Z uucd especially lu the official army
report of Tuesday \ nerlin Telegram
10 tho kuciuiS he Nufks Z'ituug OF
"Wednesday snSs
The government b. mot willing "a
continue relations with Russia ON any
hasis whatsoever unless The present
Russinn government signs q regular
peace treaty. As however, IA must ho
rockoncd Tor the present u any rat"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-14
CECIL SPR|NGRICE
DIES PEACEFULLY IN
PRESENCE Of FAMILY
Former British Ambassador TO
I'm. ed States Passes Away at
Ontario; Funeral Services Will
be Held Saturday Afternoon.

ottawa On1. Feb "a Death came
peacefully al / o'clock this mornnr @.
sir CeaiI Spring-itice until recent,
British ambassador Ia the uitcd
Stafe. The diplomat passed away rl
tho presence ~ Lady Spriug-ltic" Uro
their children. BETTY. aged H. and
Anthony. e years.
Sir Cecil had complained of u"t
feeling we'll and Dr Thomas iihso..
was summoned shortly after midnight.
but the patient expired from heart
failuyc NOT long ofter he arrived The
.ipipmat had been ailug for som.
lime
Funeral -eryiccs viii Zoo held foi
Sir Cecil in 81 Bartholomew chur,h
moro saturday afternoon and hi- body
will Doc buried In OTTAWA Fort hr'cn.
wood cemetery His lordShip h'~h"l
ROPER will conduct the services assist
cd bv the Roy. r. n Brewin. rector %.
the church
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-14
ADMISSION DAY IN
ARIZONA IS MADE A
PATRIOTIC EVENT
New Mexico 8 Sister on the West
Is Six Years Old and Celebrates
the Occasion With Parades, Mu.
sic and Burning Red Fire.

UropuiN Aril. Feb a. Arizona Is
sx wears old to-day. "a the admission
day celebration WIS merged into a
great %patriotir demonstration arr
ranged t> state of the thriit
campaign Harry A. Tritle.
parade featured the morning.
participated ia 10y police reserves
high school cadets. indian school cn-
Ncts AID indian girl, marching in
uniforms OF thc national yolor-. Rep
fr.eutauous OF the British tank and
other effective floats plenty of pa
trIpuc music and pretty girls every
whore selling thrft stamps and baby
Douds.
mass meeting bon "a dowu town
nlr' this afternoon was addressed
HE Ilck D. cobb. El paso's silver
fuurued orator
Tonight thor, viii bc q spectacular
parade with red five and fireworks
followed uy another mass meeting an'
IlE -tiun drive
r. i= u legal holiday and the STATE
at Ilrr, and the salt river valley if
particular entered hearth, into th'
fU.r.r ot tho day
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-14

'ho French Ia their mroads int" The
German hnes have generally been
lille to carry out their entire plan of
ruconnuissances and have returned "a
lheir lines only after dcstroyinr Ga"
,ncry's works and usually bringing
back with them 10 batch vt pris
Uucrs.
The results Of an these small conn
bats can Dee seen only after the gen.
,ral engagement has begun For the
present the French armies uccup' very
,tVorahit positions Tor whatever may
occur. AZ q sequel To- aIl the heavy
.irhtinc iu the IAN they ohtninod pos
spssiun of numbers uf an, highest
points and the best u%haprvatnrios and
Roy have since held then, with the
iIrmest Etlps and even boz somc places
improved their positions There they
wait the ~coutiuuatiog Of tlr' battle
With the greatest confidence.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-14
DAY OF DRIVE
MARKED BY PERFECT
SCORE At THE START
Every Man on Payroll Of Whole
sale House Pledges Share Of
Wages TO Kenosha Fund Chair
man Full Of Optimism.

with "a score 1T Too per cent 90 20
large business hous" as Iu cnc'uras-
ing starter. eomntifces got under way
for tho thlrj dHy OF tbe k,r"-nn Aii' {"
th,s morning u was ,o hr % fuil DAY
work az The -ime speed that marked
ia, opening COS The campaign uu Mon
day. and expectation wetc that u>
might emphatic impetus would have"
been given 90 th. drive The perfect
score was made 90 Gross Kelly and
company Laurence I"r and ESQ
Manager psui H~rdiugtou sp"h. und
every man nn the payroll responded
with a pledge
I'm .brimful of optimism" said
Mr. i~tedingtuu, who is general char
man ~ the drive. his afternoon. 'lt
ls not th. actual amount Of plcdg
We have received that inspires mc wi D.
confidence li tho outcome. but the
manncr iu which the plan continue
90 DE received Tho field forces have
hardl, begun Co cover the territory ST."
ana IN, way thc plan has taken hold
"a the pla~-- reached zctus Ike tu
absolutely sure indication that when
the ground remaining t 90 be covered
is pon, over We VIII have a patriots
mnd that will take care ~ every pro-
per and reasonable demand on Aiou-
oueruue for war welfare WORK
Mr. ltediuEtou viii speak to the cti-
ployes ~ WoSenWald iirus depart
mcnt store Nv . % clock this afternoon.
Estimates of the .utsl amount liKelv
To h. subscribed have varied from
$40, 200 % year. ,hc sum aimed az. q"
SgU. OOO n has been announced thtt
the drive VIII NOT crd with tho close
OF the week. but viii ue kepi up un-
tl every person 40 wnrk or dritWtn-
am income WBrrJutiug n regular CON
trihutlun has been interviewed
AZ the Rotary club luuch this ar
tcrnoon Mr.. Remington announced
that % Tao per cent score WAS 10
tanned bV committee roo per cent was
scored ~ the Charlie Held company
offices and warehouse uud that ~
other pieces the record was also every
man ON the payroll.
a call Tor volunteer, to uts, the
field tomorrow met with hearty rec
spou-c from the club members
committeeman who worked today
covering downtown TERRITORY iuciud.
ad the following n g. Coors, H., u.
a Macpherson " e. oc-:rctch "
g. Logan Reuben Perry. Ross Mcr.
| rat. Laurence T. Loo Bert Skinner
70 g. Barucs. S. T.. Martin. NJ r..
/ uochey. s. H Strnup John Milne
Paul R|eiingtuu. e. Nj Uott~. Mik,
Sash. T. E. Becninu. D. % Mytpurh.
/ linz 1,on johnston. Ware shepard. T.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-14

ing 1u the horizon WIS to Doe derived
from th, ION H"r,lug and Ca,ruii
,pcccho- HAD ANYBODY hc asked.
rrced,d loo Extracting from th, mof,
pacific uf the tvu speeches auyfhluH
lint might h. regarded us satisfaction
OF The allies war aims
\ mrw icr 'Presideut Wilson dld
Mr. Baifour. continuing atmIt's
that President Wilson saw q fcrderr'
tone and softer atmosphere Boa Count
C%1eruiu'- statements
President Wilson was ampl, iI-t.-
ficd, Mr. Haltuur said iu dwelling
ON the difference bon tome. u when
YOU lcaV, tho tome aud come POP turnnn.
lated d,tult- propositions Nnu viii MOI
find then in count N1ernin'F speech
and as fsr y- ,m aware lr'-ldouI
Wilson AID root profess POO fIuT them
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-14
ENGLAND'S CRITICS
ON CONDUCT OF WAR
TOLD TO KEEP STILL
OR TAKE OVER JOB


seorctars. 20. that the attitude Of OBJ"
central powers shows mat Tor inc
moment diplomacy is entirely ont "'
court n was Ia, central powers Wh'
hanged the door. and by The mouth
oi the chancellor and the Nai~r prov
cd that .ntt are as lar removed ''
three years 1e, from accepting the
idoals to which president Wilson has
given classical exTFessA"n
Mr.. Balfour said he fclt n""ud '"
say that the conclusion the N'r-nuies
council mad reached was q %'"Ir'c' ono
aud nm. uo rlimmer of peace dawn
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-14
HUGE ICE GoRGES IN
RIVERS LET co; WILL
SWEEP OUT INTO OHIO

Pittsburgh Pa. Feb 10 The larec
= in the N1uoHrahtiu river
near ~BroWrsVine. Pa. almost ten
miles In lcnath. and am ict gorge iu
the Allegheny river ueur Park
Landing Pa. mot Tuit, 3" inrge "a"
hat Ia the MuuopEth-ia broke Utmost
simultaneously thi. afternoon RiN'i-
men predict that both gorgos VIII
sweep into the ohio river ~ about
three o'cluck tomorrow morning.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-14

some ~ those ~uudcrloiue thus in
sftuctiCu
Tho official French statement 81
ft-. uirht reported q ayg, ruid ON q
grout Of about i.luu motrrs Boa TIE
Champagne nsar Bntts bu MesRi. ni
whirh the Frepch penetrated as FAR aF
thr German third Inc TIM American
! sector is iu Lorraine. some distance
tn tho "ts' of this point
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-14
MANY CABLEGRAMs ARE
REACHING ROOSEVELT;
ON ROAD TO RECOVERY

New York. Fob % cot Housc-
Welt has su tar recovered from has
recent operations that he Is able
partly 20 VT mp
Cahlegram~ Of sympathy express.
INK hopes Tor tho former p%rosidoutt
rccoyoiS. We're received bN Mrs
Euosc>elt from President 1nincarc
Premier 'l"mcucouu and Foreign
Minister pirhou of France.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-14
tHI\Cu OBTNN FOOTING
N \ GERMAN SNiItN1

Berlin. wis Loudua. tcu 10 VI"
their atlok Yesterday ON the 'h""-
payne front near allure. tho war or
flee announces. the French "pl'l"'"
70 footing m t salient uf ih" German
positions
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-14

A dispatch from Urest-lit"'Hk 10.
ceiNcd bon Amsterdam Monday snld ma
RUSSIA had declared tho state "i WI
O." hc at an end ana that The demon
uiHatiun 81 the RUSSIAN armies "n ''
Fronts had been ordered Russih p
Wus added. did not sign % ioIm'
peace treaty with the central powers
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-14

Fort Worth rcN. Feb. - Aviator
,ad. Clifford y MURRAY. Royal
FINiup corn, ~-fnadron, of Wol~hshire
England uH- Killed ~ Hcnnr""k ie.d
hero iudl. when his machine f'l
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-14
sinrm nm ncnNcr.

DeuVtr- DTT Fob- lI"N sIOrnl
passing eastward nit Denver ana 'u''
omdo with jl-miIe wind carly q"
dav md boz .f. wake % cold wave s
forecast for Thursday.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-14
NMrIuCNN BNTTFRIIs
MD FRENCH ~ RAID

Paris. Feb ~ American "htt"'''
took part b. the artillery n"m"''"
mcut ~ connection with IN" ht's'
French raid In the Champaign" N'aa'
day. II is announced officially. f'i''
tive assistance was given 10y WV
Amori an Eurucrs.
tThis ia tho first mention OF Nl"''
lean hntterirs ON the 'hnh'l"h"
'front.'.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-14
Personals.

Frank Nayhew BE- uuildIH4 10 'Hro,
room hrick dwelling 60 NIrrn street
and silver avenue
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-14
PEACE DEBATE WILL
BEGIN IN REICHsTAG
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY q

London. Feb. t4-Nn Important
pcsco debate VIII hegin n the German
~roirhstag un Fruruary II, rdtns
On ~ wirclc-. dispatc hfrom Nmst"t
dam Chancellor Won Hertlins VIII
discuss the treaty with tn" ikfiloe
and vii lrcpIl goo President WILSON
Premier Lloyd George ard Premier
Orlando.
An Amsterdam dispatch received il
London Tuesday reported that COUNT
Won HortliuE Intended Ia unswcr Ffes-
ldcnt Wilson message to the r"ich'
stag next Tuesday.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-14

American gunners are trained Nv
the French before going into ACTIVE
service on their own front. The
American lntteriea referred l." VI w
French official report evidently wv
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1918-02-06
NOTICE FOR REPUBLICATION
Serial M. O1o474 49,

Serial No. 01a474
Department OF the Interior, U. 8.
Land Office ct Haley Idaho, Jan. ~,
19iS.,.
Notice is hereby given that Henry
Duffy, Of Stanley. Idaho, who, on Jan.
20, 1918, made Homestead Entry, Ser
ial No. Ol2474 for Mex Mex NW14, 8
* NWA NE4 NW14, SEX Mex Lot
!, Els SEA Lot ], .SW1l NE4 NW4,
WIS SE14 NE,4 NW4,NW4 MEX Sc
Il NWA, 81 MEX SEX NW4, NWA
SEA NWA, 81 SEA NWA, Els Ell
Lot 2, Mex SW4, ,E15 E14, Lot 8, W.
y SW14 NWA SEA, NW4 NWA SW-
a SEA, El9 NEA Lot 4, sWA NW1-l
SEA sWl-4, NJ Ma SEl4 SWl4.
Section 10, Township II North, Range
IA East, Boise Meridian, has filed no
tise of intention to make anal three
year Proof. to estao,ish claim to the
land above described, befor, Ii. II.
Marshall, U. s. Comm is. f,ner, at
Stanley, Idaho, on the 18th day of
March, 1918.
Clsimant names a. witnesses;
Madison Womacks, George W. ca
mine, W. A. Soule, VIM. y. Paul, all
Of Stanley, Idaho. BEN R GRAY,
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Serial No. O144O9

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Serial No. 0l44O9
Department of the Interior, U. s.
Land ONCE at HALEY, Idaho. Dec. 4
1917. -
Notice is hereby given that Martha
T. Klug, q Challis, Idaho, who, on
December IS, 1918, made Cesert-land
Entry, Serial No. ol44oo, for NWN S.
E1<, MEX sWA, Section 81, Town.
ship IA North, Range 10 East Boise
Meridian, has;f notice OF intention
70 make final Proof, to establish claim
to the land above described, before h.
J. Michael. Clerk of District Court al
Challis, Idaho, on the It'll day of Feb.
lois.
Claimant names as witnes ses:
John z. Bradbury, Bert d. Eek,
Charles F. Zillsey, and Alex Klug, all
Of CAallis. Idaho. BEN r. GRAY.
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