davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1918-06-17
Teutons Cross Piave at
Three Places, but Are
Unable to Follow
Up Advantage
Battle Continues
Along Entire Line
Heaviest Fighting Oc-
ours on Asiago Pla-
teau; Enemy Suf-
fers Big Losses

The great Austrian offensive in
Italy seems to be a disappoint-
ment to the enemy in it's early
stages.
At no point have the Austrians made
important progress, while on many
sectors the Allies already have re-
established the lines they held
when the drive began.
Along the 100-mile front, from the
Asiago Plateau among the noun
tains to the Adriatic Sea, the bat
tile continues unabated. A sue
cession Of desperate enemy efforts
have broken against the Allied
positions.
Failure to hold their gains in the
mountain region was admitted
by the Vienna War Office last
night. Superior Allied counter
attacks on the Italian left, west
of the Brenta, forced the Aus
trians to evacuate the wooded
zone of the Seven Communes.
East of the Brenta Italian as
saults, accompanied by a flank
ing artillery fire, forced the en-
emy to withdraw from Rabero
Mountain. Austrian forces still
hold the west slopes of Mount
Grappa, Vienna asserted.
The capture of 10000 prisoners is
claimed by the Vienna War
Office, 5000 on the mountain
front and 10000 along the
Piave. But against this is a toll
of 5000 prisoners taken by the
defenders, in addition to terrific
losses inflicted on the attacking
forces by the Allied artillery.
On the British front, near Asiago.
west Of the Brenta Riva, bril-
liant counter attack has elected
the Austrians from rall the posi-
tions captured Saturday in the
first rush when the Austrians had
penetrated two-thirds of mile on
a front of a mile and half.
On the French front, between the
Brenta and Piave rivers, the Often
sive also seerns to have been
checked.
The Italian War Office announces
that all the territory around
Mounts Solarola and Asolone (also
between the two rivers), which
had been lost, has been regained.
Enemy troops succeeded in crossing
the Piave at three points en- the
Venetian Plains-near Nervesa.
Fagare and Musile, Rome stated.
At no place, however, were they
able to follow up their advan-
tage. They were closely pressed
by the Italian troops, and severe
losses inflicted.
resistance offered by the
Italians near San Dona, on the
lower Piave, was overcome, the
Vienna War Office stated last
night, and enemy forces occupied
the Italian positions there and also
on both sides of the Oderzo-
Treviso Railroad "on broad
'front.'"
On the Western battlefront. Ameri-
can troops in the Toul sector were
attacked early in the day by a
superior German force, which
temporarily gained a footing in
Xivray. After sharp fighting the
Americans elected the enemy and
completely regained their posi-
tions. Americans also repellcd a
second raid on their new posi-
tions in Alsace.
In the centre OF the salient on tho
oise made in their last drive, the
Germans attempted to force =
crossing of the Matz River, over
which they withdrew last week
under heavy Allied pressure
Sharp French fire kroke mn tha
New-York tribune., 1918-06-17
Enemy Orders
Fight to Death
Against U. S.
Prussian Guard Told to
Defeat Americans Regard
less of the Cost
By Wilbur Forrest
Special Cable to The Tribamc)

Especial CGbte to The IrtbHnc)
WITH THE FRENCH ARMIES
IN THE FIELD, June 16.--While
civilians in Germany remain abso-
lutely ignorant Of the American eff
fort as whole, it is now established
that the military authorities are en-
deavoring vigorously to suppress
notice of American activities in the
German army itself, according to
positive information reaching me to-
Day.
While carrying on offensive oper-
ations in an endeavor to end the
war quickly, it is daily emphasized
that this effort is coupled with a wet
blanket campaign everywhere,
which in all probability is giving
enemy military authorities as much
anxiety as the military situation.
German official documents taken
from dead and wounded taboo the
word american" as much as pos
sible. The German generals try to
forestall any spectacular fighting
success by American troops at all
cost.
New-York tribune., 1918-06-17
American, Soldiers
Pelted With FIowers
By Crouds in Paris

PARIS, June 16.-Paris has never
been SO enthusiastic about American
soldiers as it showed itself to be last
night, when huge lorries filled with
the soldiers from overseas crossed
the city on their way to the front.
The Americans were pelted with
flowers and cheered as the automobiles
passed down the main boulevards.
Where are you going?" handsome
New-York tribune., 1918-06-17

Continued ON last page, Column 4
New-York tribune., 1918-06-17

Continued on Page i, Column 1
New-York tribune., 1918-06-17
Ordered to Fight to Death

1t is now established that in re-
cent fighting northwest Of Chateau
Thierry two of the best divisions,
including the Prussian Guard
picked shock troops-had been sent
toward the rear for several weeks
rest after participation in the ad-
vance across the Aisne.
The American troops were thrown
into line and rapidly came to close
quarters fighting with less valuable
troops. The word soon reached the
enemy command that the Americans
had appeared, and two divisions
were turned back in their tracks
with orders, though they are the
two most valued units in the Ger
man army, to fight to the death be-
fore permitting the Americans to
gain success.
In the ensuing struggle on the
American sector the American ad-
vance was most difficult. The wood
ed ground was won foot by foot in
struggle in which enemy losses were
great.
New-York tribune., 1918-06-17
Desperate Fighting Ensues

The wooded battle ground bristled
with enemy machine guns, and
though on one portion of the line
Belleau Wood was powerfully held
by the enemy, the American attack
threw them back. An immediate
counter attack in turn repulsed the
Americans and most desperate hand
to-hand fighting ensued, wherein the
village of Bouresches was finally
won and held.
But the enemy held Belleau Wood
against ali assaults. The French
units on the left, advancing in
unison with the Americans, were
forced to hold up their attacks until
the American line had advanced.
On Tuesday the final American
assault carried Belleau Wood, capt
rring about $50 prisoners and
Cnfa fixaed M, merit 11uu~ Co},s,,s., &
New-York tribune., 1918-06-17

!sy:ss''ss1s6 On lqst page, Column 9
New-York tribune., 1918-06-17
WEATHER

Pafr Gnd warmer to-day; tomorrow
continued warmer: moderate
southwest winds.
Full Rnpoxt ON PaEsY
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-07
REFRIGERAToRs AND SODA
FOUNTAINS


SODA FOUNTAIN We have apyorni
huIE1lnH I'm both new and slightly used
2. A. Iu d.. il iE uud 2u foot soda touu
ialua, rnu include In contract HhuvCRHuH
WnII.n.rs. tables. chairs rIrnuuptoi
''op I'InE necessary tO ouuu uu nEts
I.HrH drug Ur confectionery business. tHu
H1Nr Nuu 10 percent On thu puf,huHr
rIi.u. prompt shipment, onHy moulht
payments Write. wire ur tpophuu,
GfuEm0n Fountain Company. an Euuu
Nhd .u",t. nNlns Texas
uuN Z lN.i p plu lu HnDk when yol
huN your new nr second hand Hudl
fountain lust rrt On the train and come
ln uklhhuwr tIi HUo uur llno. pick out
nni Won want url iNo wuN IOu want
II equipped We puy yuu back the money
Won Wlunl fur rnllfnnd fare. and You
HnNr hlUamru's expense coming to H,n
9u, Non 500 what Won buy and ret II
when .uu want II. i.u fr.rht IN micro
Ililo good terms " O. HAYWOOD Eodn
l"un'nln 60 9'l Nn.th Uohlnfon ~
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MONEY MAKING FARMS in Southwest
Arhnnws for Si5 10 $40 per acre ON
healthy climate: send for COPY uf hrgc
fprm bulletin. Stuart Land Co, De
queen Ark
FOR SALE a few az. lGO mud agO-Acrc
firms, springs. good health, no swnmps
or negroes, In Clehurnc county. foot
hills Of the OzHrks free range, mild win
ters VIII sell cheap for quick sale. No
lradNs Write for price list
SMOTUTrS INVESTMENT COMPANY,
Dept. Az, Hlgden, Ark.
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FARM AND ACRE TRACTS
Kansas
hhnshA,
TENN KANsKB BAHdKTHH.

AOuTHEAArEfN KANsKB BAHdHTNE
M acres highly improved. near county
bHut town " 5000 people gal for ligbt
uud heat extra fine valley l9ndi 81 800
.ush viii handle A.
900 acres, creek bottom land, fair i'm
u0npumcutf. 81 800 will handle H.
100 acres ~ miles from good town.
ufgn 20 room house good barns and nut
lu.Ii.uFg 20 ncrCH now IN wheat; excsls
lent trm, $500 viii handle II.
900 prtrs, I mile from railroad stations
HuU improved, fine land u b0D viii han-
dlU NJ AIl NJ tho above farms AZ very
I0W pHrs Terms Just like renting Pos-
Fo. luu lwmcdih tsly These are rare bar
mIuH WrIle wire on phone when YOU
wll h0 here address The Allen County
Investment CO., lola, Kan.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

rNrNKrNsr NJ tho 'luo1dur," Ilot
rut.H, lNU. uI'Wpnl nud u.N ... iuUHi
H' II Nu.ln lirnrdvuE
lul, hAl.l stock ul gfurrfIrs and ns
iur'1 located ~ ll2 snsi Nh 10 DRt.
hown tllf Also Iurd delivery car For
lN'HiWuiluu ltl Eugene Miller Walnut
li2 t2l Insurance hllg
hIull. building Hui residence 900 Gstn.
exchange Tor good general stock m,r.
,hhudl7' &. T.. Bradley ilI luu bth
~, cliN
iihul iiNk the furu,thluga NJ tho swell
ont family hotel In oklahoma CIty, Lease
can only ho transferred tu party WITH
l'hl oi i'toicuro Tor WnnHglnr Wtirtb
iltst.,lnss hotel Kitchen Hotel E1.
rhNnr' 'ns Campbell lildg
MANllD. To huy so 10 6O room room
ing house, nay cash; must bo feas-
ounhle. les. cnro OklnhOmRu
pAurNER WANTfp. with from iAi5 io
iHIoi A0.hrrr lenHr, absolutely uur ~
tho best propositions IN IIuhrr. Miami
n"'d I-An clfo OkIRh0mnn
WANTED Partner with lnDilm m tru
pool hllrH ull complete. iu some GOOD
town Address l.An otrr Tlmcu
FuG SAII Our.hllf Interest m billiard
ANA pool hnll doing good business. out
N town interest reason fur sulllng Al
drcH7 N-GI Gro Oklnhom1n
WANr two-uhllr barber rhop. iNO down
balance weekly PAYMENTS gIb Isr
H'df. ultlahomu Cllv ONp
HOTELS aud r0omIng. housgs M snlr
TOWlln 4 Hoffman. Hotel Rfokrrs.
1924 W Nnlu Maple ii2s
pbNTY with $500 cash can secure hnlf in
iorrHt in rapidly growing business
owning cor would be- nm advantage.
Have other interests l.ll. caro- Tnmrs
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES OUT
or CITY.

ron SALE Restaurant. doing a good
business, I'M oklahoma town Of 1000,
r'ntnn7 Tor selling q E. care OklNho-
uuu
WANTED lu.WIHn fur Glass Factory
NNr." / r1u H.ruiu cheap natural gts
and other conditions hyUrphlu Address
WIN particulars n A. Warrlrk, lisl
Nlrslni1 W' 'hlrlcHlon, W W.
RI..u t.-llAl mrr. nrn1#r. '2iwu
cash. balance trade. BOX 22s Chlcka
sht lHH
FOH sALt-weu b1ught, Glenn stock
general merchandise Invoice ". 800. bOc
cash only Hest location I'm town llcason.
uNlo rent l'oy ant. MnyHyillo. okla.
FOK EALE-A Book store. also contains
stationery nnl novelties. Located IN one
u the finest educational r'utors Of the
tate win scll Chonp Address Box t5l.
duncan, ONH
HAVE YOU q little ctrh Ia Invest" or
Ter block m HloDk IN Hoffman on and
hrilning Corporation, part NJ which |
viii turtlliCe for DIsl: company now
operating iyilurE has production and
IL pufhlng Developments; controls leases
nnd illnEs 10 Thousands NJ acres N val.
unhlo OIL property In Coastal on Belt aud
ols"whvrc, including the famous 0oosc
crock rold, can make an extraordinary
uif'r on any urrt NJ / .000 HhnfOH for
rnsh Address r. u NOrrir. 6ll First
Nnllnnpl InuN Houston T'VHH
WANT to rent Or lrnHo the dining room
Hud restaurant ~ the WcFlluud Hotel.
wichita Fails. Texas 10 'ouo good. rr-
liable man. who IN fully cnmhIo NJ
handling "a ilrHl-clnsF place. nothing but
competent men need apply, this In an
exceptional opportunity Wiley wyatt
OFFER for cash, rofg1u In buffalo ON
hId NPfluiuT CurpUruli ion FtDrL. viii tpI
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BUY THIS QUICK

100 acres. heavy dark loan land. nine
miles from tliN, flnu surroundings, good
ak room house, harm, rruurrias, she'll /.
good fencing, fine water. nice orchard
100 acres lu fine state ~ cultivation! 20
acres best bottom Rltalfn land, balance
bay und pasture land, sufficient rim and
walnut timber Tor posts Hrl lHHl. Price
~ 1UO THO Ross CrHndull co. Maple
Nll 1l7 Leo building
For SALE Oh HENr .uuui sandy loan
lO-arre tract. ?.ruom noise. collars,
barn, cllckon house, fence aud cross.
fence n woven Wlc, ~ acres I'm bor
fir1 about 800 ftult tires. located n,
miles east NJ stop on Norman car line
tlrt house rahi Oi srhuulhuuHc, route 7.
lloN lik ~ SEQ me ut no W. Main,
ohlnhomn city after Il = m \ & And.
'raun
FARM UNNdAiN dood bO-ncro farm.
~ miles ftOm some " the best pro.
durlnG oil wells. v mile from the shallow
rnoli nice brOom home, large haru.
insl0' good wntor, ferllN soil, nat lcuHrl
FOR oil ana rns, not morlrurod Now II
your rhNnrs viii take ifi per AFRO, II
closed At once Located section 7. town.
ship H. range 70. Address Emmett How
md Porter. OkR,
FOR WtNT ll1 acres, loO n,ror cuiu.
walton. miles itom Gonry ONn: pu1h
Or crop rent, teams, harness md Inn.
pomcuis ON the farm and Rfn for splo
Might consider furnishing tn farmer
with biz force, who would plant cotton
aud broom corn
Wlll he ut Grand Avenue hotel Satur-
day u. NJ NturWN
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
OR TRADE

luU SALE or TpIo fur anything I ran
ruu ilNai Waterloo rHr tu.'u. unoi
lumuInI condition Ih0H Hollis Etnts
lHTu okla
UuH aNlr OK TuNl Two ruod
stock H'Hdl's Dn. motor cyclic ,hpnp.
NNI.u ilL Clio I hlL
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Conserve
Louisiana


1000 acres richest 0luvlnl land. oO0
cleared m0ily m tluo pasture. good
buildings. grcnt rfooy farm. ON rD0nurd
and Jefferson hN"nwny No FINER
LAND ON EARTH $40 per acre, worth
800 No trade
" 500 ncrcs. ono mllN from good town
nn model Ernvclcd rOld, "a wonderful OPP
uorlunlty Tor gtOCk-tnisiuFs land pet
fsciN level. soil richest sandy lOnm.
flf 5n per ncrc. worth $50 No trBde con
iderch son In cultivation
MNNnCOEk IlnNnnMn0h In
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WANT TO uuY Any pirt 5000 shares
ul.nruHu on unor lowest cash price.
T. a ,HH D.lUhumhn
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OIL LAND, LEAsEs AND STOCK.
on GBOLOdlsT

OH OHOLOplST
thHs n Could
i2is Colrord nIdr rnons Wal 400.
STOCKS ION SALE I'M shares HoN-
man on toflulnE u O0i 100 HauOun
lun Glruru.H on 7ic Telegraph orders
NNl huI Nm'lcnu On and HsfinlnE,
white llu,N ul iull Copper A. T.. Del.
h'I l'nl" Rock AK
WILL r'I ul slnto Petroleum. UB;
uIl aNlr UaNurfN 81 bu American OIL
uni llDnu0ng q n, Obmugts bids; rush
orders 'huIHHhn brokerage Co. Chick
lHhn Oh0
WANTED Wnl buy my part 5000
HlNfrt GI.uforn oil Hnd 900 shares
or.ON.mu rI, uurk nam, lowest price
nnd amount fgr Wl"k delivery. II A.
N' II' I.'ilo Rock Arkansas
WANT lo Nuy 300 90 100 shares OF Ok
nNuWl uiI nud Ncfnlng stock. Y ".
lilIItoiM NuuIhn, Okla
NNNI no urY Any pirt 5000 shares
Ulruruar ON unor lowest cash price.
T. a Hi' u.luhuWhn.
lug SALE
lUn shores Hoffman on and Reflnlnstl NJ
300 shrrrA Glonr0Ho on ......,... rs
700 rhtic7 white I0ck on and Gas. 10
100 rhnros American on and Rsfin-
NJ Towncs,
Little Rock. Ark.
n0NOaT' plrR0LEUM-i6O shares.
i!on por ahare. V'bi. care oklahomAn,
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REVISED OKLAHOMA OIL
MAP IN THREE COLORS.

Chart on hack n map showing oorsla.
llon II all ull end gss sands Of sntlrs
'tute NJ oklahoma Win refund money
u not satisfied.
Every section shown, all wildcat wells
now drilling shown BY red dertich. In.
iuN 10 active oil ilrldai hlte Of map nI6
nchcs free with one years subscription
o thH INVESTOR. oldest financial and
Investors journal IN the state Ask ytun
lnukrr or uuy Insurance or renl estate
Froo Information bufeauH covering oil,
uyoutwrui7 Uud insurance Offer good
ur unrwnl subscriptions Investor ti 90
prr ycnr
tts - t,tIra,v o.
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AUTOS, VEHICLES AND
ACCESSION


MAXWELL cor good No ncwi bis bar
r1in u nken NJ once Wnlnut iI71
WI 'Iclu uHd upIsn u.H with lurtur
Auto kIru GNo us nn Iu.trr
Auto Laundry 800 ~ california
sI.. us iur bargain ln used rBrr Address
lua''r Au'u hnunip 300 " rll..
good rnr q i9, uN.houpu
SEDAN 1910 mnl,. lor mlr or trade
iur pIF. ouH.r luI Eumrinmp my
v.i' can drive lulu|ru 100 " IIuh
l'.eri j. g. k}MlI ~ Du rhouo Maple
tuH sN,l mml uuN smdshukor four
touring az o, L,,igIl,n mlEht glNr some
hul'MuhlLI 49, run tto' tuo,. A.
condition. lrn extra equipment 10
lndo Tor m.'r.n. wr.i.Innuri ruumInf.
@aad. $40 rarr rm,, '''"' "'
luR REST Ginrr $40 West igtn st
Phone Walnut JOS.
n. .lMUluII. model "N" rm 1000
miles uUir.t every wHf. huwurr spot.
.lEhi uni other sNtrU equipment $50
GOSH ur would nurpl diamonds f0r pft.
.or hvnN".h l.''. mfo Times
CADILLAC, SuyuI.r 400 uuo condition.
fur quick ..sh rlr 500. irH, W
Min 80 Irnn" Wr.uui un|
iaIN lnlHn urnr mr. now. m" Nd.
droFs 2Ih " ltrnn Walnut nIT
lNlNrElNIp ntr.tru tru. wont
auto ur iI'HI payment nu lHml Phone
ru.tou N1p." 0'
ONE ,-rnHsnrrr sloHIun ultlmr. nrar
,uHs condition two .rfHa.ngrr iuu.
Iur ears Fond. tn..r D. taken .f uH..
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flNS AND pNlSmNJ
LOST ANT FOUND

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forG lmr.. In. '-''
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H1blp.1u r.fua,r I.rat p'a.i., ,.,. WV
Aufrh Ind s.fn. rrRarI pbnnr ly,I
kut G9.,
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kNlSLi;I,lZZLITIEIl

REALTORS
w y 2o9Il West Main Street
WANT 10 huy sO acres for cath, woll
improved bottom Hud not moro ihnu
quarter mile from Hrhopl viii Ro no miles
south buusconlhe. lloia n broadway
so ACREs land. 2B mites from good
railroad town, % miles from Oklahoma
city. 30 acres bottom. which has o.
R,toa alfalfa, IN acres growing wheat,
good G.r0um house, barn Tor rs head
stock other outhuldlnrs, frUrcd and
crow,d, tun living wuicr, timber for
wood; ro'''aH.on A. once. for : 600,
some terms
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STOLEN AUTOMOBILES
REWARD $1,000.

LOST.
1915 Word touring ,nr. crgIuc No
)eit|hl. 1918 liuonr. No l5tgl. OsruoI
Plmmcrs Notify A. ". cutler. sos j..
10Th Wal 7pU1
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sEEDa. pLANTs AND TREEs

MCGEE tomnfo, i2OO bushels por acre
please runl your address for proof uf
rhs goat TACT M e. McGoe, sin Mar
0uH, Texas
W. Arr buyers of N,'d fcodH. mmln
sweet rlufDI cane, mll,i Hflr sudan
NrIir and send samples MliUhrllIll
u.d 90 joseph NO
.NNl rllD. uNHrf broom auoi corn.
k1'lr seed dwarf yellow maize. write
'ur prices WiIimnn a True. Carnegie.
N.I.
lWW SAIL. Sweet nuo violet rnnir.
dozen 1919 ~. shnrtr. Walnut
lNNN.IUUrs from Juh u Drrcm-
l'r IE.uDU'.s 81 100 p,r 600 NuI.
mon I'.. i'.I N hudson
HlHckWIu1 nud dcvrcry plants for
fNIr Phone Walnut CIR
tlN. Hau. Mm. mn.r .nIn Nf m
per hufh'' IS & rWrd. ii2l vs. uh
-WIHr lurATO seed. Nmry Hall.
81 prr Mu1H.I Sow l.u lUnpess s
n hundred. Du.uuG wheat binder nl.
mHf new. fur fIe rh@pi nll ( o o.
NH..Tn. n'N T.. n SludrrF
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Farm Near Stock Yards

Farm Near Stock Yards
100 ArltES 2 miles FROM packing planlr.
30 acres N bottom l7vs rno. room
house barn. we'll and windmill. pplru.
did stock farm and bargain ~ iNg 90
an mere
LOCKWOOD INvERTMENT co.
Glo Campbell DldE
FOR sALl.- choice farms In JncEsun
county, bargain pflru.. oisy tcrma
Fond A rnnk. ALIml nhln
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a a.uAssENGGW overland boo good con
'ItlUu. electric lights uud starter rI..
scotch Tone co gll E Hudson
aNlS.bll.E A-pnsrvugpr ,hummy. clover
huf body No have them iu stock.
WIll nt uuy Ford ohnsHIH NrnWrUnr
D,huDI stat. NulNnHfur. lNl West
Main CAN Walnut Gl5
COVERED Furd true. ror snIr Ipi,
model can ~ MNnr Walnut 7Se
FOR BALE on uudr r.. ol stock. now
6-cNliudor i-p1sEruurr Studnhnkef. har
not been run u hundred milru one 1918
6.cyllndrr IHlgr ono 1918 q .rylird,r
passenger chandler what have YOU
clyde Kelly, ChlrknEha. okla
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FOR FALl..aA Hi1udHrd derrick with rls
iroul ulf wheel hdlt. gb0-bnrrel tankI
coat about i,H00 10. iOr quick cash price,
il,.oO0O Phone Maple a.. Oklahoma
WILL TRADE romc Oklahoma salt stock
at $500 fur land, business or first
clas' automobile n.il7, Okahoman
ntDktNb- Vo have SONS exceptionally
attractive nHrc1ro to dispose of Well
drilling now Ht thousand feet everything
necessary Tor drrn irat Ono well drlll-
lng nnrlhwrat and ono southeast, close
ln. All acreage offered In mfo and hAlt
uf locu lon. Many large companies hold
leases around locations WIN stand
clnroAt luvr tirntlun Wish TO got In
touch with rlRui t1uy tp handle AOme ot
those leases Liberal commissions, l.,
w. Otlnhomnn
IEN SHARES Dath Mfg Go stock oi
, Enid. okla fnr sale, il!00 per share.
WANTED Active. or silent partner In
zinc. mine property viii pay from start.
Only y 300 lp ru,Hsslry. which procures
one hIlf Interest I'm mine forty acres
solicit the ,l1s"W in,oHtlgntlon, fun de-
tail PoIufnce lloy l7l, Rohh okla
100 sllhltEs Little Pool oil stock al bar
Enln. q ", core Ohrhomnn
Zoo SuNu.s Qunpnw Mining company
sio, j. nt l!sg per share Address Box
bog clinton Okla
IuR SALE 600 shares American In
dubtrlW on company stock WIN sac-
rlfion NJ Zoe. CWl McClclnnd, Mapls III.
VIII, soIl cwnp nll or part of i6s shares
of OEnrk on a Oas J NJ, Ttapp. 400
llorhowik
" ant fuw cluss automobile AT once.
win trndo some Oklahoma Salt stock
ni tl,h n.'1i. Odihomnn
II r srrAlT. Preferred make bid,
White Rock nc n share: Pacific Glass
Insk.t mako hldl, American Glass Cas-
kot make hldl, this stock must he sold,
make Your best cnSh offer Arnold,
white a 60, 80 lnSurnnce Bldg, Phone
Walnut llSi
~ sI rrEh offer Rc's my forty shares
American on and Refining. B-57O, Oh.
Ia Yluuf4U
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-07

WILL TRADE four good lots in MusEo-
gee, okla eight good lots IN Kansas
city, Kan, and one new automobile foy
American OH and Refinery stock. l.. c.
ONvor. Kansas CITY Mo, SOt Keith
Perry building
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-07

,IN luS model Ford scdan for snlc.
N.0 w Nrin Phone walnut $500
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-07

FOR QUICK SALE
Proven leoses IN shallow Kansas oil
Held; ,Ncoptional bargain n you want
snmGtAiHg good fef sfttaH money see ma
room Sl9 Klngkade hotel