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ct ipanH Yompcji.

5 @ariierafaocmict me0OeIte M.
liza S~ircfisren for Den irauite Stple
ior ipauif aulturitloium lntereSlan'
Re Splpsninger ON Helultatcrne al
llograpninger, iom ! slarene 1917
oa 1919 err blepet ioretaget ! Solo-
MIA, oct Steo, iom / 9tomertioen talo'
les 8oIo / Nrupinlcn Gaoir. Ter er
brugt for Sagen itateiise &eiter al
oen gamIe gp. iaa at man nteo Ell
uis gfct fan tale ON CT iponlf Tom'
pei. Spab mar Der bar iuroet er
bemerteIIespGroig life bare fra ct
arfpologiif SpnSpunft, men Ser 81
oaiaa broat Tor Sagen prPetiee Ma.
lerier, Sfulpturer og Smpffer. ION
bar nor f~unitneriit SProi. Nimoe.
ne err MI uSinuet / SCI iranife Sr.
ititut i Maorio. men ifuI iioen fan
Rlaos / "9iaa Gelasque5". oei
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-12-17

plhN WV W
bau1 240e Oft. Gorr. % G~otetbeiter
err MI iluttet. aornet er poa line
Steber ubr1geliet, og T~otetbsiten Ell
unoer mibbelS; men oa Der err bpr.
fet oobbelt iaa meaet Tom alminbe.
liat, oil Ger troos alt bare ell itor
Wpnaoe 8oteter %bisponible. 9riier
poa 9oteter er faitiat til Is Gre pr
ailo, ill hpiIfen Tris gotetbprfernt
life pil iplge lin Iigrsbe.
Minerne % !6arerne. Sarbosrt
19be Oft. Sareiagtcn pleier Der
Soanet at bore ggnens beoite, Joe.
aIitterne er et isgt SpbolbSitco fol-
Sarer; men iioite Slar bemerfeoe mal
Ell mcget iterf Silbagegang. Mar
iatte oenne / Sorbinoelie meo Wine
ipr9ngningerne, og oa Der | inbep9
renbe Spion frembeles ingen Sare,
finbes Der, err man fIar ooer, of ser
iormoOebe Iariag er rigtis.
st mt SnIcmerfc. Sanaturium
8relaa 26oe Oft. Irfiteft, Broies
ior &oien % Roitmeiter SolbsG bo,
ibag peret | @renaa og iloiect el
8labs paa 9renaa Ssnberitrano ii
Spisrelie al ct Si,lemerfe. Cana
torium. Sorilaeet fol bebanoles / e
Seitpreliesmsoe paa Wanbag, o,
bpis bet, iom man iormober, bIipe
peotaget, er Oct Wenineen at paabe
gpnoe Spferelien / Soriommcrer
Spisrclien az Sanatoriet, Der er be
reanet iii 80 ACKNOWLEDGMENT, c
taIfaleref iii 100000 &roner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-12-17
6Grcns &lGominaS.
iorjNniua.

ut Sc Soloater, iom blir tilbooe
/ SGren efter at De andre err afnren.
ltret % biemienot, life pil Iioe Won.
gel paa aIpr, fan lees al en- ,snobe.
refining iom @eneral 2eonaro @ooO
nDlig bar aiientliggiort anaaaen6e
Observation-Disclosures al Uniforms.
gienItanbe / SGrcns SplagsbAnir.
ger Der / Sranfrigc. 2iiten er Tor
lang of gien9ipe / i'm Selbeo, men
ri pil nepne nogIe iaa @rtifIer:
6raffer og 5rsier Of aQe SlaaS
|2512 Wiaioner, @enflpber 1884
yfiaioner, aafi l~lloifiorter 934
MiQioner, llnoeritiorter 4415 Deil.
%lioner, SteoIcr og Sfo II WiQioncr
Bar, ~l1loitrsmper as NtiQioner
Bar, Banter og 6alifer 81 @iaio.
uer Bar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-12-17
rnHefpincn.

2nifefoiiten, buis Rptte bar pp.
rot meget omitribt, iiges at bare
gjort De tpife Nrnleer upurosrIige
Sieneiter / oonbiottige Srafter, bl.
a. | W~afebonten og IIbonien.
SmioIertio bar De life bare ifoifet
8anb for Gagen. : Rumeniea bar
man nemlig peo 6iplp al 2nifefpi.
item iunoet itore Slietiloer. 9e In.
Ifefpiiter, iom bar upret briigt tertil
bar itsrre END be nIminoeliae OF boo.
Se 70 irititaaeroe magnetic Nole
hporpeb BEN eleftriife Strsm iro
Sorben siennem Saanoen operfsrtes
iii auiften. Sorifieaise rumpnife
Observation-Disclosures bar brlat oennc
2nifefpi't, o. man or oltio bleoei
operroifet oner De uoenteoe Ie'uIto.
ter. SaaIebes or BET Here @ongc
Ipffebes at f~onitatere Slieiorefom.
tier paa Steber hpor 8eoloeerne be.
itent bopSe iraraabet @rapnins.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-12-17
&urcrtc lit Srof

SEQ NJ for rsre Uor tiIboat ,t 't.nt grotttfrine oss
Of Is'ts er ouFtrt. ecaerue 'aaos mia. AZ BET .rer.
Soab for SsItrtbtIi, bible pare en- OPERATION. sius
aicrts mia iutst aoot. 9Ifbft n, lea roasi. Der aurtiI
90 'nIeitrnhia httbrshsbs mia. SIsrs Var tr aeHsai,s..
men SrottltrIbet CT tie psHot tiIbaa,. troos At lea
aisr tuuei arbsibe ION Susbtsr. Der par traeu Ope.
ration iratr 1ibs'pilot. intst grnoeri. Sea aar int,s
oti6lat. men MI aiot fuihfioubtat Optnsuinasr on
hnpreor eu tan rrhoIbe fuIbitnnbia pttbrtoelf, uoeu
Operation. hpis bn ffriotr I'll mia: Eugene N. Pullen.
Sneaker. issE Marcellus Avenue. Manasquan. n.
J. gsbii Of iIippc ue osuns 9tfl,ubtaisrslis o. off;
ttr I'll hoilitnipm9sI't andre. Der lher AZ Srot - Of
Ian 'r,lis ct Tin sasr thstmiHb'ts itauit Smtrttrus ois
htnut spaooEl o. iisrns YGnaitsIsa on JartR oo sI
Operation.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-12-17
&an hi beitaa Yreben?

Nmeri,ds Yroblcmer opbsrte life oa
Grigeu enbte. Ser foreli9eer baooe /
Stat og Girte uhrre Yroblemcr hois 2sss
Ming uofr9oer ben dIlerbebite llooanuelie.
San ou beitaa grBuenP
ga 0utterue brog aiiteo til arig. tog
9piroer bereS 1ldos / mango SiIiRloer.
Ndur SoIbaterne / m%iqionpis peuoer til.
boge, blir Der iterf aortirrauee. 9c
beoit uorliNeoe iaar GniGtteIie. San on
beitaa Grpuen?
vi "gtptommere" mnd IGre 2dnbets
Sprog trPpes M mere i~noitrnhigt ero
rogeulinoe fsr. Ran On beitad Irsueu?
I line "gintcrturier" bpoer WaIourf
College "a npperIige a%nIcbrirger til ar
fcrbereoe iia til al 6eifuu oisie OF mauee
andre Yrsoer. llnoeroisriug OF Spbolo
megct bilia, On Tan begpuoe rdariontz
BELT. Gintertermineu pnn tolo Tiger bcs
CLIMBER BEN 6te Sununr. Siriu eiter
fuIoltruoige Splpsniuqer.
MARTIN HIGHLAND,
Bestyrer,
FOREST CITY, IOWA.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-12-17
Sinorina al eczema.

@rr life plaset al eczema eqer andre
Observation-Disclosures. &c tan hcpe en- rem =,
iunb Dub peb at b,nptts en- lille .3emo, ion,
fan srbolbeS hos bpiltsniombslt Apothster
for 35c s1er ertru for Slaife Tor 81. 90.
5emo bor;iisrrsr ~iabpanlis Sreaner.
"Sladbsao5-, Eczema os Rineorm iantt
oisr 6uoen rem % iunb. 3eno or ct rent.
acknowledgements dutiierttf fuesnse Mto.
BEL, bperfen isottt slsr tl9beris os p,ettcr
iniet. Get sr lat at anusuos % foff,r I'M
en- ubstpstlisbsb ior bper %sInpeaosIie. Ter
CT oltib paalieeiigt.
9hs Q. %. Hcie Go. eIsptlane. 6.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-12-17

s,asr &c ipruner Eerrs eabnripiisn. tens
9e!ii Eoft. eHer Remembering. Tei er ufti'
ieri al fenoe iSfe Sense l alnntneel,se 5reoe.
% oi ian life t1re alioariise Tor Vease fen
blir borte poa 0ese1.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-12-17

Grin efter ErSpetyemplarer ~ "reeprnh.
Soften o. Vrb arurn"! @tnigfie % mes uR
breote norfie s,nb / grferifa.
Arizona republican., 1918-10-19

]. Stephen Decatur. :. Wm. Henry Harrison. ]. Abraham Lincoln.
 ]. Wm. Henry Harrison. ). Patrick Henry.
Arizona republican., 1918-10-19

1. Captain James Lawrence. 2. Gen. w. s. Rosecrans. 3. Patrick Henry. 4. James Otis. 5. Samuel F. B. Morse.
Arizona republican., 1918-10-19

BEST BUYS IN THE VALLEY 160 acres72 in alfalfa; 3-room house. $4800O0 cash, balance terms. Price, s14,400.0O 16O acres-lO0 in alfalfa good improvements s1OOOOOO down. balance terms. Price, 250O0O0. so acres-al in alfalfa 5-room house. other good i'm provements. Half down. balance terms Price $1SS.00 per acre.
 52 acres-brck house. orchard and shade; all in cot ton; possession Nov. 1st with crop. $44000O cash, balance in yearly payments Price, s20000 per acre: 40 acres-al in alfalfa; good Broom house. s4000.00 cash balance S1000.00 per annum Price, s12,00000. 41 acres-good brick house, close in; well improved. S13,40000.
 20 acres-good brick house; all in cotton; crop and all after Nov. 1st $2500.00 cash, balance years. Price, $20000 per 20 acres-11 F mile out groom house; good improve ments. Price. s300.00 per 20 acres1 mile out; all in alfalfa Price s30000 per 
 20 acres-11a miles out; 1877 water Price s3O00 %. 20 acres-5 miles out; good frame house. Price, s400000.
 20 acres-5 miles out; tent house. Price, s300O00. 7room cement block house, lot good location Price, S5500.00. S-room brick house, modern; S2xS20 lot; Mcdonald St; $5000.00
 10 acres-115 mile from town; 4-room house. Price $3O0O0Q.
 12 acres-1 acre sweet potatoes; balance in cotton Price s2625.00
 Soft lot Main street. fenced; trees. Price sS0ooo Lots in Vineyard Place and Pomeroy Place so0o 00 and up
 Money to loan Ranch Property. See us before buying.
 PoMEROY REALTY COMPANY
 Office: Chandler Court
 LOOK TOT our Painting Roosevelt Dam
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1918-09-19
LOOKING For Him.

Here IL a story that Is going the rounds.
A negro trooper. put on duty FOR the ffrSt
time outside the American commanders
headquarters IN Paris, had reason to
know the authority OF a corpcrai. q SER
geant or a lieutenant. for he had been
hustled about by them. hui he was a bit
hazy about other officers.
4 lieutenant approached 81. 80 ,ea;iy
saiuted. The ~iisttenapt vent Inside, He
came out In a ninute orsso and said to
the sentry; Watch out for General Per-
shing. / want to see him"
"Yessuh," said the trooper as he
.,aluted.
In 10 minutes the lieutenant was back.
General Pershing inside?' he asked the
negro.
mo. sir; he ain't arrived" the trooper
replied.
The lieutenant was angry, and spoke
rather forcefuiiy to himself.
Again he went away only to retarn
again In 10 minutes.
He amt come yet" said the negro,
sorrowfuIly.
The lieutenant said q lst. of things about
men whe kept him waiting and then de-
parted.
a. Nv ntistss later a mar In khaki So
proachsd. The negro didn'tpay particular
attention 10 him until the man asked him
sharply Why he didn't salute. TIKI trooper
saluted and expressed regret for his lapse.
The white man was stern.
Don't you know me?" he asked. I'm
General Pershing."
rs you General Sershing p replied the
trooper, looking at him closely. Then q
broad smile came over his face and he
added: General. you sure will get hsa.
whom that lieutenant gentleman ketGte "a
u0 with Tou." -.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1918-09-19
HUN HIGH COMMAND
SHOWS UNEASINESS
Superiority Of Allied Air Forces
Causes It to Make Ridicu-
lous Claims.

British Air Force Headquarters in
France (by ~maiD-There have been
many signs recently of extreme IN
e~asiness by the German high command
regarding h increasing, asccendancy
Of the allied airmen on the western
front. This has been especially evident
since the American airmen have be-
gun to appear in force and have proved
themselves of the same mettle as the
French and British filters.
1t has become a common place
among British airmen tina their op-
ponents will not face combat In the
air unless In strength Of three or -four
to one n German prisoners have told
OF German airmen being punished by
their flight commanders for returning
to their airdromes still laden with
bombs n ammunition which they had
been ordered to drop over the British
lines. II is becoming increasingly hard
to find a German airman over the al
lied side OF the lines in tn, daytime,
as Is proved by the Germans W ad-
mission that when they do manag to
bring down "A allied machine II In al
most always over their own territory.
Perhaps the most striking evidence
OF German official anxiety regarding
the allied superiority in the air is to
be found in the official German wire
less news. This. while always magma
tive n rarely accurate. has Of late
been ~singularly wild and full of fic-
ton regarding the situation in the air.
In an effort to counterfeit the depress-
ing effect Of the real facts of the situa-
ton the German wireless editors make
the widest statements, bordering al
most on humorS
Thus a recent copy of the German
wireless report says: Superior meth
DDS OF flying n greater skill have Sc
cured for the German air force sue
cesses on q scale such as were never
known before" The same statement
refers In glowing terms OF the "reck-
less attacking spirit OF the pilots of
the German chasing planes-a phrase
which provoked much merriment
among British. French and American
airmen, who of late have found that
even ms of the reconnaissance ma
chimes can rely on putting to flight
any German machine which Is not &C
companied by three or four of its own
kind.
III Germany is really pleased with
her air record for the past few
months" remarked a British squadron
leader to the correspondent, there is
no reason for us to complain. We ask
nothing better than that Germany
should go on having the same kind of
success In future months"
He took as an example the report for
+ May.swhieh lay open on his desk. This
report" he explained. deals with the
British air fighting alone and has no
reference to the fine air work OF the
French, Italians and Americans. Dur
ing the month the British brought
down 1913 German machines in aerial
combat and 90 by fire from the ground.
while 100 more were driven dow out
OF control and probably destroyed.
During the same period 1928 British
machines failed to return to their air
dromes."
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1918-09-19
BELIEVE IN "lUCK CHARMS"
Fighting Men Have Faith In All Sorts
Of Things-livino Mascots
Especially Popular.

Many and various and queer are the
''luck charms" of fighting men. Tiny
rabbits and black cats made OF "lucky"
metal are found quite frequently.
Among the F'rench 1t IL held partic-
ularly lucky to have gold coin In
One's possession when going into
battle.
The British carry a lucky flower, the
White heather. A piece of this heather
properly tucked away inside the hat
band Is supposed TO Il V the wearer
from q fatal wound.
When it comes to living mascots, the
fighters have a collection big enough
to stock n zoo. DOgs-of almost every
breed under the sun-cats, mon
keys, birds, r%accoons, white rats, goats,
deer, lion cubs. bears, armadillos and
what not about anything that
ders into camp or Is sent In by friends.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1918-09-19

bell.
A few onds elapsed. Oddly
enough, NJ. D~esmaliOns did not
remove his eyes from Perenna.
Don Luis remained quite master
of himself, but restless and UNI
easy at heart.
The door opened. The mes,
senger showed some one in.
It was Florence Levasseur.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1918-09-19
VERDUN CITADEL.
Elizabeth Frazer in Saturday Evening

EiizaDeth frazer In saturday evening
Post.
Thanks to my classical education, I
had no proper conception OF what con-
stitutes a modern fortress. l had
vaguely imagined IL as q city ringed
around with a very substantial stone
wall. crenelated and turreted, with
dozens OF peepholes for the doughty
gunners to take pot shots at the enemy
established outside. In the very heart
OF the city would be the citadel, which
figured In my mind as -. big, round, i'm
~pregnable stone tower bristling with
teethlike rows of cannon. It's founda-
lions naturally extending scores OF feet
underneath.
Accordingly when we set out to
traverse the long series OF dimiy lit
reverberating subterranean passages.
descended flights Of Shiny stone stairs
to lower n danker levels, stopped In
gun and ammunition rooms electric
plant rooms. kitchens. messrooms. in
firmaries, chapels, musees, cinema n
rest rooms. dormitories, cavernous
abodes 20: 80 and 40 feet below
were going upstairs.
But there Is M upstairs" respond
ed II. Martin, laughing In answsr to
my query-"not in this citadel. Here
II al il, just as you see, underground.
You observed those big iron mush-
room affairs six inches or so above
ground when we were up on the hillS
"Bus I thought they were the obser-
walton posts Of hidden guns-like that
Of the Big Bertha"
$50 they are--they are our own Big
Berthas. Nevertheless, those observa-
ton posts are all tho. upstairs there Is
to this citadel. What do you suppose
would happen to the su~perstructure OF
a fort IL 1t were hit by a shell which
made q crater as large as the one we
saw on the hill-50 feet across and
go feet deep? Not much upstairs left,
eh?"
So much for a classical education!
And all tie French troops eat and
sleep and pray and drill down here?
There are none billeted in Verdun?"
There's nobody in Verdun."
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1918-09-19
Soft. Clear Skios.

Night and morning battle the face
with Cuticura Soap and hot water, II
there are pimples first smear. them
with Cuticnra Ointment. For free am
pies address. cCuticura. Dept. x. Bos-
ton" Sold by druggists and by mail.
Soap IS, Ointment - and @.-Adv.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1918-09-19
lC0ntinusd Next Week.

Major General {. Davidson. who was
elected to parliament recently. left gen-
eral headquarters in France by air
plane, motored from his landing place
to Westminster. k-ths~ cath and sat
In the house. Of commons a while. Then
he wen. back an he had come. He was
anxious to take his seat before recess,
could get only a few hours off, and
there was no other way TO 90.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1918-09-19
Ancient History.

Jack vas unusually keen aud quick
witted. All of the young women of the
store I'm which he worked teaSed him,
but seldom with profit.
'Oh. Jack" said one Of them one
day. I'll is "a good thing you're only
tGcta VIII -: :, NE ..treC. or IA
get my cap fer gou."
"Yes, you're tw~enty-three! You were
twenty-three the year milk was ave
cents a quart"
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1918-09-19
"HARD SKIM AND
FOOT CALLUSES
Magicl Peel them off without
pain or soreness


Don't suffer! A tiny bottle of Freez-
one costs but a few cents at any drug
store. Apply a few drops on the
toughened ~calluses or "hard skin" on
bottom Of feet, then lift those painful
spots right off with fingers. COrns also!
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1918-09-19

Don't imagine your are q vocalist
simply hecause the neigt,bors fail, to
shoot at YOU when You ntten'pt to
sing. az ,.ss ,,~t
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1918-09-19

True art does not initiate nature.
represents her.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1918-09-19
Suffered For Years
Back and Kidneys Were in
Bad Shape, But Doan's
Removed all the Trouble.

my kidneys were so weak that the
least cold / caught would affect them
and start my back aching until, l
could hardly endure the misery" says
Mrs. ID. c. Ross, 073 Fulton St, Brook.
lyn, N. Y. "In the morning when /
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1918-09-19
GRAND,
Moment ID

| When Y
way bebi
'up town
trains llk
when, on
'liberatcly
In long Va
EOf your |;
81
for this G
land
you
.rGGnded
Having +
Ethat they
lyOur Old
Ias of you
Ito touch
.giistens
syOu lear
la, We bee
fof the Sc
their da,
Ito he use
8Ponps-,
frious fee
4 TO VIII
mol. vi,
Hall, in
"A l1okus-
"A Pok
ITO?
4 HOkus
|TUwn r,
He;
Iget a al
4 Married,
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1918-09-19

| s.
After 81
| ganic1
| Pink
| Oregon. |
hams Vegi

my health
III am so gr1
ling it to-
LALTERs, d
| Onlywon|
lures Of SUI
Jalong from
{relief whic
REMEDY, III
Women
|condition 1
mendaton
splicstons ]
Medicine q
sThe result
lis at your
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1918-09-19

first got up, my back
was so lame. 1 could
hardly bend over and
any move sent darts Of
pain through my kid
neys. It was hard for
me to walk up stairs or
stoop, and to move
while lying down sent
darts OF pain through
me.
The kidney secre-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-24
WAR MESSAGE
GIVEN HERE BY
AID OF HOOVER



J. 'uIIcn ara io rood Admins.
I''or lIo''cL coming to- Oklahoma
''N almost dlIr't from Washington
Drought a war message io the Chamber
9l Commerce membership at luncheon
I'M, noon.
lie dccIatcd to the nearly three hun
area huNlnc'N men 'ot the city as.
>rlnbIcd at the luncheon that the burden
oi putting the KAISER IN a hole had
come now to be Nqudrcly up to America
ana mat wIc,, Americans hy com
pul'lon ol Laws ot voluntary self denial
consented IN use less wheat. all u
America enormous store OF whoa
N"u.i .' ,''uP'''',l 'N''M'ica d, uu'
",'' T'',',''>> r"i"P'. "ouII nave
u,,,, u.,, ",'''' ''' ON N0'"'I''' O''I'l
''''' ~, ~.
., D'ooN' wives ""V'
Oklahoma state food administrator
". Nirll'"n u. Brooks, sand he deemed
the message he believed Mr. Cullen
who ., Rostonan would bring to
TINS ,'l', 10 he 80 much more import.
ant than ms own special message which
had been eagerly looked forward too
that he urged that Mr. Cullen be given
the iuII spcakug time ol the luncheon
which was the order followed
y hrng 10 YOU >aid Nr Cullen a.
picture ul wcarlcd dc,parrnp
France. ! have word from food adj
III. O. d HF..fH l.tsN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-24

rived here and ror the sense Of the
situation to wire. my great chcl AZ
Washington that TIN, was the exact
situation IN lhl, great state oi Okla
h,u,,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-24

Had Stolen Brass, Alleqed-.. g.. Gl-
lena uud VIII l.Irrh"c. negroes. were me-
rested early TODAY. charged with having
stolen brass lu their possession They
viii be- tried iu lhr municipal court toe
morrow morning
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-24

Sold whisky, Is Charge -On charge
of selling whisky iu one ,f the downtown
hotels the police last night arrested VIZ
gl shepard llr viii bo tried I'm ina
municipal court
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-24

nntirr snap up those suit ,n'ucs
nuinr, inry uri pNnN tor good
Prices uRu these never meant
moro in u,pfonrIri rWsoa. he An
Iny NI Seed vr NN more.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-11-21
Flu Conditions
are Improving

Dr. T. C. Webb. city health officer.
expressed The belief at noon today that
the Spanish Influenza was slowly dissi
patlns itself so far as. Canon City and
its environs was concerned. He based
his opinion on the decreased number
OF rev cases Of the contaeion in the
community. and the gradual diminish
ing OF the sirlience OF the disease
itself While conditions are not SO
very much better continued D..
webb. tf4cre has been an improve
ment during the last few days. and
thar IS something 10 be grateful for.
The con,aeion. there Is reason 10 hope.
ms about run It's course and VIII dis
appear under a sort of time limitz-
tion. OF course. the unexpected may
happen and the disease pro'ong It's
presence here To forestall this. II
possible. the public should observe -.
of The fundamental rules OF health ami
carry out the regulators OF the 'an-
,hosisies inst are endeavoring 10
stamp ont the fnafady. ! think it can
be safely said that the influenza is
mot 80 much OF menace 10 the people
Of Canon City and SURROUNDINGS now
es il was week or 10 days ago. Con
diiiors are also better IN the coal
camps. \ GOOD many reop'e here are
siiil anlIcted with the disease. and
new cases are being reported every
dag. but their number is less than it
was. on the whoe. and think the out
look is more errournginE than at any
sine since the VISITATION caIue upou
the community"
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-11-21
Bruce Kiskadden
Writes Home Folks

Bruce Kishadden. who is in France.
on October 1s wrote his mother on LIN
coin Park an Interesting letter from
which we quote the following:
we are fxirs up the incest little
wooden houses for the winter. An
lined with tar paper. and we have our
stoves in them with an abundance of
wood We have so many clothes that
The wal are all hred when hanging
them up.
~we have three pairs OF heavy socks
and three OF light ones. Three suits
OF heavy woolrn underwear and two
OF light ores. Two wooden uniforms.
two wooden shirts. two suits, of over
alls and good maekinaw. Three
pairs of shoes, one raincoat. one suit
OF sailors oil skins. hat and all One
pair OF rubber boots that reach to the
hips and leggings. with al the other
trimmings. A straight blade and a
safety razor, and all the tobacco is
sued to us that one should really
smoke, You see there is no cause for
anxiety as to our welfare. Company u.
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