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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-14

Mr. j ~ KNOTS
ilsE., i.,nCd.icr
he riha i.d!ti, ,cln
Mr. iIH%Cl l.cck
Mrs H. Z. I.ipsrOmh
Maud VI Man ,i..ld
bcrna lcttc Meredith
Mrs t. N!ohcibacher
Mani" Nupu
Nrs : NJ Newton
Ma" rCrritt
Mrs Kettle Is RANT
Lucy rt"aSan'-
Mrs " =. NLdy
Mar-Uciiie iionuns
MOS 5t- Eorins
Bertha scott
Mr. ~ VI smith
MgrsliHii Smith
Salii" smelling, 49,
N"rL r7TGnccr
~ ~ ~ - 'ilflf
Mrs g W. S,o,kdcU
Ice Stnu.
.ArIUin"ii" Th"lrman
Garland lni'rrlan
Mann" y iNoluas
Marguerite 'FuiiiNr
i.urlc e i"inpkin,
Sus." \ ircu>ou
l. - rUrptn
~ y rUr..u
Mrs. rDHN 'Iuf"il,r
iriui, \"ttHit
Mrs CtIns"iip7 Weij
Mr. W. g. Nui;".,ll
l-I,s. l. Wilkinson
Ia. N..,tm.
isr"' ~ rtst.
.\a"ui NfiiNuy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-14

gs,Gsoed YoominE and bonding ptuee,
iAve In great demand. n yoD ha,r INV
IvRenn eEes aovertIsr them In Times.
Nls1A4ek Want ADJ.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-04-05
FOLLOW INSTRUCTIONS.
AND DON'T SWEAR

Jimmie" Halpin bought an even
ing tie while in NJ Paso lately, and.
wishing to he immaculate, asked
Judge" Rowland to tell him the
correct way Ia tie a how.
We'll. jimmie. said Judge.
you hold the tie IN your left hand
aud your collar In the other. Sin
your neck In the collar aud eros,
the len-hand end of the tie over IN,
right, with the left hand. steadyine
the right end with the other hand
Then drop both ends, catching The
left with the right snd the other
with the other Reverse hands and
pick up the loose end with the rear
est hand. Pull this end through the
loop with your d%isengaged hand and
squeeze. You will find the how tied
and all You have 10 do is 10 olsen
langle your hands
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-04-05
STEADY. BOYS:
WE CAN LICK TMrl

The words spoken on the V of
his death In battle by the first West
Pointer, a captain, 10 be- killed hight
ing against Gcrmtny, deserve TO be
remembered. This officer said,
when he saw the odds that con-
fronted him and his men: steady.
boys; though they oulnumber Ms
ten 10 one, We can lick emf
This was not a boast. Men do not
boast In the face Of death II was
not bravado. II was not the vaunt
Of overconndcnce. II was the eX-
preston of a cool. deliberate, in
flexible purpose Ia win-lo conquer
the enemy no matter what the odds
in his favor. no matter what the
difficulties IN the way.
Through the lips Of that West
Pointer, just before the burst NJ the
she'll that ended his life. spoke the
spirit Of the American army. There
spoke the souls of the men who died
In the Alamo. the souls of the men
who fell m Clusters last charge, thu
souls NJ the men who gave THEN
lives that the flaR might triumph M
the i%unglcs of the Philippines. tho
wilds Of Cuba There spoke the
spirit Of stern determination that h
destined Ia furnish the deciding
test m this wal among mighty
forces. The words of the wesl
Pointer who was so soon Ia fall IN
defense Of his country give utter
ance Ia the spirit which has mad,
America inyincihle RI Exchange.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-04-05
u NJ READ tSean
A D. ROBY seal
BERT ROBl seal

state of New Mexico. County of
Luna. -.
On this nth day Of February. 4
~ 1919, before me personally ap
pnercd ~ N. Reed, Frank II. Roby
and Bert Roby Ia me known Ia b.
dhc persons described IN and win
cXccuted the foregoing mstrnmen
aud %seNerally acknowledged that
lhry executed the same ~ then
Tree act aud deed.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-04-05
sIFRRA RICA MINES COMPANY

SIERRA RIGA MINES COMPANY
mo Stockholders Liability
Know Az Men by These Presents:
That the undersigned, having asso-
ciated for the purpose Of forums a
corporation under The laws uf the
state Of New Mexico 10 he known
~ SIERRA RICA MINES COMPANY.
No STOCKHOLDERS LIABILITY.
the certificate of Incorporation
whereof Is To- be- flied and recorded
herewith:
DO Hereby Certify and Declare.
that there shall be no stockholders
liability on account Of amy stock
issued by said corporation.
This Certificate Is made. and Is io
he filed and published pursuant Ia
section p0i Of the Laws Of The state
Of New Mexico. Code 1915, as
lmcndcd 10y Chapter ~ of the
laws VI said state fvr the year 1917.
IN Witness Whereof. We have
hercunto set our hands and seals
this nth day Of February. \. H. 1918.
n. " REED seal
FRANK n. RORY Seal
BERT ROBN seal
State Of New Mexico. County Of
Tuna, ~.
on this nth day NJ February \
,. 1918 before mc personally ap-
feared H. NJ REED. FRANK u.
RORY and BERT RORY. Ia me
mown Ia be- the persons described
n and who executed the foregoing
instrument. aud acknowledged that
hey executed the same n their
rec act and deed.
\. T. WELD.
Nutarial seal Notary Public.
~, commission expires Septem-
icr \. 1921.
ENDORSED
No. $3.50
Cor. Reed. Vol. G. Page az.
Certificate of stockholders
Non-Liahilily
Of
SIERRA RICA MINIS COMPANY
NO Stockholders Liability
Filed In Office of state Corporation
Commission Of New Mexico
Feb. IL, 1918; 3 y. NJ.
EDWIN 7. COARD, Clerk.
Compared 40 10 NIL.
Boost Columbus by patronizine
her Industries.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-04-05

SlfihhA hiJA MINES bDMfAN1
No Stockholders Liability
The undersigned persons for tho
purpose of forming a corporat a.
pursuant 10 the Laws Of the state
Il New Mexico. hereby certify %
follows:
The name Of this corporation shall
q SIERRA RIGA MINES COMPANY
NO STOCKHOLDERS LIABILITY !.
n
The location of the principal Of
Ice Of this corporation In this state
hail he Columbus, Luna County
New Mexico. and the Name Of the
tatulory agent therein and In
barge thereof. upon whom process
igainst the corporation may he
served Is n. NJ Reed, whose resi-
dcncc IL In said Columbus.
III
The objects for which this cor
poration Is formed are as follows:
To locate. purchase, lease, or
otherwise acquire, hold. work. oper-
ate. and develop, aud 10 sell. lease.
or otherwise dispose of mines and
mining property;
10 locate. apply Ia beneficial use
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-04-05

water aud water rights necessary or
useful In the operation and dcVel-
upmcnt of such mines aud mining
property;
To purchase. lease, erect, or
otherwise acquire, and 10 sell, lease,
or otherwise dispose Of, mills and
machinery for the treatment and
reduction 1T ores 10 be produced In
such mines and mining property,
and for the treatment and reduction
" other ores;
To do and perform any and all
other acts and things incident 10 the
general business Of mining and mill
ing;
10 acquire such property and
carry ON such business. either In
this state. or IN other states. or In
foreign countries. and n necessary
NJ convenient for such purpose, h.
have one or more offices outside Of
the state OF New Mexico;
10 execute and negotiate mort
cages. bonds. and negotiable paper
nee, ssary or convenient for the car
ryinR m nf such business.
rhc foregoing statement of Thu
objects for whirh this corporation
Is formed r. not Intended to limit
the powers thereof and M recital
or declaration 1T special powers o.
intcudrd Ia constitute a Limitation
VI the powers of this corporation T.
dn or perform any lawful act oi
thing incident Ia ~ general oh
ieCts.
".
The amount ut authorized capilal
stock nf this corporation shall h,
ONE MILLION DOLLARS $1,000.
OOOI. and the number NJ shares mt
Which the same h divided shalt b.
ON HUNDRED THOl SAND 100.
OI aud The par value ~ each
.h,rr shall bc TEN DOLLARS
siOU..
The amount of capital stock viii
which thu corporation shall rom
mrncr husiurss shall be- TWO
IHOt SAND uOliAHS s3OO an,
ib. names aud postofucc addrcsse,
uf M" in,urporators and The uum-
her of shares subscribed for by
zach arr t., follows.
Name, T.. o. Address Nu. shares
D. " Reed. Columbus. y. " 100
Frank D. Rohy. Hachita. y. NJ .
Bert Rnhy, Columbus, " " 5
VI
The period limited for the dura-
lion Of ihg corporation Is FIFTY
90 years.
The BOARD NJ Directors shall RON
sist uf such number Of stockholders,
not less than three. ~ shall be pro-
vided by the bylaws. aud such
Directors shah be- elected al the
annual meetings TO be provided for
10y the bylaws.
During the first three l3l months
after the nling hereof. or until such
prior time as their successors shall
have been elected and shall have
qualified, the incorporators above
named shall act as Directors Of this
corporation aud shall constitute II.
Board NJ Directors.
!, VIII
The Board of Directors shall hav,
power Ia make and alter bylaws
In Witness Whereof. We hav,
hreunto set our hands and seal,
This lith day NJ February, 4. D
1918.
b. N. READ tSean
FRANK d. ROBY Seal
BERT ROBN seal
state Of New Mexico. county %
Luna, -.
On this nth day Of February. 4
~ 1919. before me personally ap.
paarcd ~ NJ Reed, Frank u. Rob!
aud Bert Roby Ia me- known Ia b.
he persons described IN and VIII
Executed the foregoing insirnmen
and ~scNerally acknowledged tina
lh"y executed the same ~ thei
Tree act aud deed
4. T. WELD.
Notpripl Seal Notary Public.
Ms commission expires Septem
Der X. 1921.
4 ENDORSED
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-04-05
COLUMBUS THEATRE

The FOLLOW inn Program VIII Re- Presented II the Columbus Ihratrr
Tor the Week Beainniuu april Z 4
1unda, Five Reels Greater Viagraph Production
ANTONIO MORENO
TIN MAGNIFICENT MEDDIER"
Iondn, Fi," n~l- Paramount Production
GEORGE RElNN
TIN MiRCEIIIN MI Hons" (
rh~Ia, Five lo"l, Paramount Production
PAULINE FRIEDRICH
"HER ~ rtFR SFIF"
Wednesday tNr Reel, Crcsi"r Niagrarh Production
HARRY NORFY
WHO G0ES THERE
Thursday Five Reels William Fox Production
DUSTIN FNRNtM
} NORTH az NJ ~"
riduy Five Reel, ID William A. BRADY Production
} ETHEL CLAYTON
MANS WOMAN"
, alurdn, Pour Reels M-Comedy Program
SPECIAL FEATURE
Keystone Comedy
I SHADOWS or HER PEST"
I sunshine Comedy
Program subject to Change Without Notice
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-04-05

Boost Columbus by patronizing
her industries.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-04-05
STATE OF NEW MENICO

seal
Certineate ~ Comparison.
United States NJ America, state oi
New Mexico, IS.
II Is Hereby Certified. That the
annexed Is y full. true and complete
transcript Of the
Certificate Of stockholders
Non-Liability
Of
SIERRA RIGA MINES COMPANY
No Stockholders Liability
no. $3.50
with the endorsements thereon, as
same appears on 0le and Of record
In the office Of the State Corpora
ton Commission.
In Testimony Whereof, the State
Corporation Commission of the State
OF New Mexico has caused this GER
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-04-05
*t$sf2fE OF NEW NnAnoo'
J9f on Iseabl nm u

NCINiI
. da Eeruneaia Of Comparison.
. United States Of America. State of
, New Mexico. -.
, II Is Hereby Certified. That the
annexed Is a fun. true and complel,
transcript Of the
Certificate Of incorporation
Of
SIERRA RICA MINES COMPANY
no Stockholders Liability
no. g3fsl
With the endorsements thereon. a.
same appears on hle and of rccir'
IN The office Of the state Corpora.
ton Commission.
IN Testimony Whereof. the stat,
Corporation Commission Of the stat
Of New Mexico has caused this GER
iincaie a. be signed by rs Chairman
aud the seal Of said Commission, I,
be- affixed ~ the city Of santa BE ~
this 18th day Of February \ u
1918.
NJ : GROVES
Chairman.
tSENIl
Attest:
EDWIN r. CoARn.
Clerk.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-04-05
ENDORSED
No. g3is

Ne. g3iS
Cor. Rec IT. Vol. 4. Page 81.
Certificate of Incorporation Of
SIERRA RlCA MINIS COMPANY
No Stockholders Liability
J. lied IN Office uf state Corporation
Commission of New Mexico
Feb. ~. 1918; 3 =. NJ.
EDWIN +. COARD, Clerk.
Compared 40 Ia NH.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-04-05

tincale TO be signed by its Chairman
aud the seal Of said Commission. Ia
be affixed at the city Of Santa Fc on
this 18th day If February, A. u
1918.
N. s. GROVES,
Chairman.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-04-05
tsEALl

tSEALl
Attest:
EDWIN r. COARD.
Clerk.
Certificate Of stockholders
Non-Liability
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-02-01
CEDAR RAPIDS, IOWA.

Mrs. Narcilla Jackson expects to go
oCamp Dodge next week to visit her
brother, Private Ivan D. Crowder, Co.
A, 366th infantry.
Mr. Nathan Caulder, brother of
Stanley and Daniel Caulder, will sail
from New York for France soon.
Mr.. w. L. Warren spent Sunday in
Ottumwa with his mother, who is ill.
Mr.. Rush is in Des Moines attend
ing the funeral ,of his mother.
Miss Gertrude Allnut Of Rock ISL
and. Ill, is in the city, the guest Of
her father. 4.
Mrs. Ingleman died Sunday after
noon at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Alice Williams. s. !.
Mrs. Elizabeth, Carter returned Sat-
urday from Keokuk.
Mr.. Ocie Howard will leave Thurs
day for Keosauqua.
Mrs. j. Emma Milligan left Tues
day afternoon for Burlington, called
by the serious illness Of her son,
Clyde Washington.
Aleha Household, No. 2646, G. u
o. 0. F., will give mask entertain
ment February 18th at X Of p. hall.
Music by Jackson's orchestra.
Mrs. Matte Perkins of Rock Island,
ILL.,, arrived in the city Monday even
ing.
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-02-01
WORD TO COLORED WOMEN
AND CLUBS.

/ have been appointed by the state
president of the Iowa Federation of
Colored Women's Clubs to make sta
tistical report of the part taken by
the colored people of the state in
helping carry on the war. In order
that the report be as accurate as pos
sible and that no contributor to the
war fund be overlooked, notices are
being published in city and town
newspapers throughout the state; also
notices will be read from the pulpits
Of all colored churches in the state on
January 27, 1918.
We want the names of all colored
people who have:
/. Purchased Liberty bonds. Mum
ber purchased.
2. Names Of Red Cross members
who have paid $1.O0 membership fee.
8. Names Of families 100 per cent
efficient.
4. Red Cross stamps sold; money
or material given for Red Cross work;
knitting done, number and name of
articles.
No amount too small for this re-
port. If you are club member, re-
port with your club. So many are not
affiliated with any club and we hope
in this, way to reach every colored
person in the state. If you have not
contributed, do onow. Let US be
loyal to our own boys at the front.
This report will be sent to the ma
tional council and also published
through the press. Please respond at
once. Yours for service,
Martha F. White,
End Vice President Iowa State FEEDER
alton of Colored Women's Clubs,
706 West Boston Avenue, Indianola,
Iowa.
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-02-01


The above picture is that of Rev.
Fl. E. King of Jersey City, N. j.. who
has recently come to our city to ac-
cept the call at Union Congregational
church. Reverend Mr.. King was
born in Nashville, Tenn, where he
received his common school education.
Later he attended the far-famed Fisk
university, from which he graduated.
He then went to Hartford seminary
at Hartford, Conn, where he gradu-
ated from the theological department
in 1902. He then entered the minis
try, going to North Carolina, where
he remained for ten years. He then
went to Memphis, Tenn, where he
pastored four years, and last to Jer-
sey City, N. j., until he was called
here. He is fine, highly cultured
Christian gentleman, with ripe ex-
perience and broad conception of hui
manity. His wife. will soon join him
in his field of activity here.
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-02-01
MARsHALLTOWN, IOWA.
Especial to Bystander.)

f I u - .
Mr.. w. NJ. Young and Miss Mamie
Evans were united in the holy bonds
Of matrimony Thursday, January "a,
by DR.. B. F. Abner. The bride had
jus treturned from an extended trip
to Atlanta, Ga, where she had been
visiting relatives. Both bride and
groom seemed very happy.
Mrs. Grace Humphrey and her SIS
ter, Miss Ruth Brown, are in Grinnell
on business.
Mrs. B. F. Abner leaves this week
for Ottumwa, her old home, to mingle
with relatives and friends.
Mr.. John Spencer, one Of our sol
dier boys from this town, who is sta
toned at Camp Dodge, was here last
week to see his parents.
We are indeed proud to state that
Mr. Edward Robertson has been re-
stored to health, after quite an attack
Of illness He is again at his post Of
duty and he and his wife are kept
quite busy. in their well chosen pro-
fession.
At regular monthly rally the
members and friends of the. Second
Baptist church responded quite nicely.
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-02-01
TO THE CHURCHES OF THE
Il IOWA-NEBRASKA BAPTIST AS
SOCIATION:

Having been elected missionary for
this association, it is our desire to go
where we are most needed, and where
we can accomplish the most good. Any
church needing the services of the
missionary before we visit you will
please write to me at 432 Elm street,
Clinton, Iowa, and we shall endeavor
to get to you as soon as it is possible
TO do so. F.. J. Mott,
Missionary.
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-02-01
A Hint to the AIRED

If people past sixty years of age
could be persuaded to go to bed as
soon as they take cold and remain in
bed for one #or two days they would
recover much more quickly, especial
~ if they take Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. There would also be less
danger Of the cold being followed by
any of the more serious diseases.
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-02-01
~AInl,a Mater"

The phrase ."alma mater, as aPp.ieu
to colleges and universities. is said %
have originated in the University OF
Bonn. Germany A statue OF the sloth-
or Of Christ the alma mater. OF pc.
loved mother. stands over the doorway 10
of tl,nt famous seat Of learning. from ON
q t,,e r,hr.ase received fts origin.
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-02-01
in Other. Days.

Until a New Jersey man tried to
c.ener the potato crop Of HIS neighbor-
hood the mosquito was considered the
most undesirable predatory insect pro-
diuced in TINT section of the country.
Washington Star.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-01

~, m f
lssolesss ss.ls lusssss..
. WARRINGTON, Oct. 1-0ne hun,
~ - 0l9 thousand college stu-
- so,Dsssed tedsy into the
~ Reserve Corps al more
~ I'd universities, b.
- q ~ - Mliltary forces
l.slses 10 the dsisnse
ss<i.,n, ~ student.
1eth H. etl3 q 016lk pfeai6sot
w WlIyena unooSe y N a / a ~,
a. ~ ~ M Ihie y s,us,'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-01
ADVANCE SALES
Of LIBERTY BONDS
S325,OOO TODAY
10 Percent Of County's Quota
Is Subscribed,
CH0CTAW EXCEEDS MARK
Branch Houses In City Take
$325,000.

Subscriptions are pouring in so fast
at the headquarters OF the county Lib
erty Loan committee today that il is
almost impossible to tsbulate them. Lo-
cal branches OF out OF town institu-
tions subscribed an amount aggregat-
ing $4,000 before II O'Clock this
morning. A new policy has been
adopted By outside concerns, allottinp
10 esch branch office . qucta based on
the amount Of business done locally,
and Oklahoma City hAs to its credit
today $4,000 subscribed By the Ford
autcnebi)e plant; $NO00 BY The I,en
Biscr!t company; $1,000 BY the Cen
tra Sga1e Lie INSURANCE company
$4,000 By the New York Life fnsur-
snee cnnesss; elO0oo b. the Southern
Produce coapany snd $10m by the
BUICK Moor com4aHy.
CkoeooN 0Ouo Over.
Choctaw was tbe first town and
township 70 obtain is quota 10 the
county. and over suhscribed e31uO. Her
qucta q $1,000 and q . meeting yea
terday afternoon $1,000 vas Subscribed
witsin fifteen minutes. J. 5. Esses was
lpenker.
Many more ssbsripdons have bsea
fspcvted but have aos bsea tstslaAed.
The eszSooo y ssbecsip1ieas taAuisted
today, With CAectavs &11Qo ~ aAe
eloo@Q rDseed ysstss6ey fren lilsea
= eouE aoo9 y Nh q \
sueses!bst il dsss y ma!s .a n
percent q oalshqma eoanfYs Ainimnn
quota Of $41DOoQ
QnsedD A.. xanun1uoa
The es1el&efts cb1lD2j1tda g he Lib.
crty Loan 0geais1&iou had au oil
morning meetlRe Soday II which sab.
scriptions were taken ard indivjdual's
quota cards gons oyer. During the re-
mainder Of tie wssk he work will con-
sist chiefly Of lining up DE peospec-
tive individual quotas, previous to an
incentive campaign q soiicitstion to
begin next noaday.
The final order audlorizing the pur-
ehsse Of liberty bcuds 10 he extent
Of per capita for easA child Of school
aoe b the state was made b. the ccun-
missionsss Of The land Office 1t .
nsee(iag this nnorning. The bonds viii
Be purchased BY Secretary "A. N. Nc
Kinney from money IN the home OWNER
ship fund. There are approximately
10000 children Of school ass 10 the
stnte.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-01

Many |0Hef Issues Not Hay-
/, ing( Federal Approval

WASHINGTON. oa. i.--Noss ,hss
iivs hsadrsd psbmosers Of ssssliqgeie
spsenistivs eats@p prizes, vhs sss sslltso
ssssaltls "a npssitioa via ~
isuA Lihtrty II ; ,sad II dsiisses 4
~ epstrhneatA a6isi isssts CO.
m, e ssfs cwsal{ssiSss,, 4. |! I, 4 e. -
oEy nay q = seoe This NJ
isssp4 lo6ay y pssltnisAfy 70.
pess y the pftu q, oor1tqa u she
par1pl i1eiea ~ vNieA Tor
llsssa = = osane q /
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-01
3I|l|E / ! s1lbls
li1oiN
'sI!u!lElIs'Aallr
Presidents Address Read 10
1 10000 Ii Nation.

Moro thas solp mes wiunseessd icr
,nsusrticn IN the Ssudfpts Army Train.
W. cops Ia the nine 0kI,homs schools
vbieh I'VE been dssignsled TO give thai
r!sss sclle: Unissrsssy y okisicsss,
Normea IND; 0kIahona A 4 N. Col.
- SdllwttsE I.@; PhiIlips univer-
~. - 20; Henry Kendall col
4eeA 10 Central Stlte Nor
~ !meaa ~; Nofshvessesn nor.
~ ANe 10; Soo(heastern normal,
4yfp94 lg; Sogtkwestern normal,
\ 1.lsr4 iee; Hast Central normal,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-01
BERLIN RIOTERS
DEVELOP PANIC
over ARllIsT|CE
Mobs Get Upper Hand Of the
authorities,
NEW LEADER DEMANDED
Kaiser's Belated Anxiety Over
Crisis DlstastefuI.

vnupnu ~ -
eenenslSe4es tees DAaes n Dsrih
e ss sesI1sssy' ~ .ess.sinS = .sws % e
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Assesistsd Prsss War Ssanssy.
French British. American and Bel
gian troops continue their smashes
against the German defenses. further
iaereasina the Peril 10 the German ar
mics from Verdrn to the North sea.
The. important bsstions Of Lille Cam
brai. 81. Quentin and Laon more and
more becoming Of len use to the Ger
mans. K