davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1918-01-14
CONGRESS URGED TO LINT
WAR; time U.E OF AUTOS
lev ma IInited Press.

By The United Press.
WASHINGTON, Jan. i4-Congess
may take drastic steps to restrict the
use of motor cars during the war to
conserve oil.
Senator Kenyon, member Of the com
mittee investigating fuel, declared the
use of pleasure cars during the war
should not be allowed. Great Britain
has found II cannot keep its motor cars
going and at the same time MI the oil
tanks of its navy, he said, adding that,
unlike the conditions in this country,
automobiles are never seen In front Of
theatres in London and other cities.
Women will find good clerical posi-
tions offered through. the Want Ads
this coming week.
Evening journal., 1918-01-14
GEMS OF THOUGHT

Art may but Nature cannot mss.-Dryden
An atheists laughs poor exchange
For Deity offended Burns.
I'll make assurance double sure
And take bond OF Fate-Shakespeare
b.:
Ballads the gypsy children Of song born under
green hedge-rows IN the leafy lanes and by-paths OF
literature, in the genial summer time--Longfellow
Evening journal., 1918-01-14

ana lllLCC OoSbOio
told me l would
have to have an
operation. / had
dragging down
pains, b ack a ch e
and headaches and
could not do my
homework. Ny sis
ter who had been
helped by Lydia K.
Pinkham's Vogc-
table Compoun !
askedme to tryit. |
have taken severed
Evening journal., 1918-01-14

westener has got up a new soft drink from alfalfa
You boil the alfalfa in water pound the water with
club, drink what's left and then don't whether
your town is dry or moist.
Evening journal., 1918-01-14

"Our Is only que ton Of keeping COAL says
Won Tirptz say we've got that submarine Duchman
beaten by 81 degrees Fahrenheit right this minutel
Evening journal., 1918-01-14
This WOMAN
ESCAPED AN
OPERATION
By Taking Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Com
pound. Many Others
Have Done the Same.

Troy. N. Y.-"I suffered for more
than seven months from displacement
Evening journal., 1918-01-14
NEARLY CRAZY
WITH PIMPLES
All Over Body. Also Head. Cuti-
cura Soap and Ointment
Healed in Two Weeks,

81 broke out with small white PIN
pies all over my body, the upper part
Evening journal., 1918-01-14

pies all over my OOdyi the upper part
~ being the worst. The bis
~ tiers itched, and ! would
Ee1SA scratch until was nearly
ES.GS1 crazy, when they broke.
(4FTsei My face was very sore, and
Nsf 4 the eruption also broke out
WA on my head. Twas treated
but II did no good. Afriene
told me to get cuticura Soap and Oint-
ment so did, and after using them
two weeks they healed me" tSigned)
H. P. Trump, S Alexander ST., Sharon,
Pa, Oct. p, 1917.
Use these super-ereamy emollients
for everyday toilet purposes and pre-
vent these distressing troubles.
Sample Each Free By Mail. Address post
card. "Cuticura, Dept. II, Boston," 5. Id
everywhere Soap 25c Ointment IS and SIC.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-04
Oats Develop Strength; Pork
Continues to Fall,
CHICAGO GRAIN Ano PROVISIONS.
BY Del Beck

CHICAGO. Oct. t.-Absence OF ceiling
pressure allowed the corn market to re-
cover somewhat today from recent severe
deellnss. Opening prices, which ranged
from the same as yestsrdays finish 70 70
and December ti.fsk TO u.f7, were fol-
lowed by gains all around and then by .
fair reaction,
AfSsr opsnlng nncfanssd 10 half cent
higher with Nevsmbsr % 10 eskc. ths
merket scosed . sllsht further uptvrn.
Pork continued TO fall the maximum
daily Init Lard and RIBS vsfs. ffrm
owing 10 government needs Il,
Around noon Q break carried spms
figures. but ths sffsct was srsnasnt Sni
rsperts Of batter shipping dsmsnd ral.
S sss sss Ss..ss sst' q .ss ei ox.s s 70 n:
yS.nes y,ih Noy .so* to 't''S and
.,ssssss sSsSI sS s''s sIs l"ss" n !. 0aIs 's
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-04
IRREeULlR TREND
N EARLY STOCKS
Moderate Selling and Steel
Reaction Features,

NEW YORK. Oct. A--rurther motsr-
s,s selling ,s, wss shsse: T.. lSr,SrnS ,rssuF
srsrd IN the first half hour Of today's
stock market United states 9ssef AM
crucible stsel reached a point SAeh Win
specinkiss such ~ sunatra tobacco And
Tesas Company. s. Paul also Welding
to the same slssnt Thsse recsessonh
mr. .SiDelnss. sssIsss S..,csa = Sssssm and Stl.
tiss. the later beinE represented by
Hooklyn Transit, PhilAdesphia Com
any, Peoples Gas and 0hio Ca
epsciaities were again materially en-
hAbssd IN value during the uncefseir
tks greatest bepsnt. leather is.uss
however, rsActlng 20 points and y. y
Steel was barely steady.
Folpwine their course Of the prsviou,
IN The dnni hour. but other leaders, In
clu1ine y. B. steel. were again reaction
ary. ffa cscsing was irregular. 4.
tAit money aronE: high O. low
ruiins rate {; ciosinI bid ~, offered a
4: hst ban I. Bank nccsstsnccs ~.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-04

=
s..l.9 El9T.cs Dssss e 81 SRHEn.c5UsS !. IssS J. IN.
offies cf NJ oeceslasyl Of the Board a
EducaSioa q okhEoaia CITY. oklahoea,
until ~ o'c,Qck noun on the 10th day
of 0cscbsr. f)il, N ue folbvinG worn;
Wizard sckocI bsndins. +
wilson schecl ssilding.
xss:s 1s:s 6 g .s sf;ss' .ssss srsS ssd
1il as shown ep the plaus ana cslsd
FOR IN the apeclficatioNn harniohed ~
layton . anl>h. srcAitscts ~ Majestic
building. 0klahog.a city. Oklahoma .
Bids must BE- esemyeeie6 ~ csrtifisd
; d,;ss Sc:s' e ss:s =: s'sns4 ana 4 un ~.
dated dsmaOss h esss bs96yF shil9, ~.
ssresmsats * tks "a. PiSRs - spssI-
| ficatlons can b g.cursd q ~ celes =
| the Architects- Me Board q Bducetiol
s..ssvss sSs sishs = FsSsct ssy saA -
| s,sr.,sr, ,u,las = assse! 3 Ss!ls!.e
lsofl0s 6 2SloSp Ar A1.
ssSss q Sssy:.z -. d: ss;ss 8
ynsk ttslSs s'Sicsk rSs9 = ", ieth
dal ~ QGo1oef, M. Tor tbe eaI9n1no
IXnspa ssAse, be!ldins. Ss
NJ ookScl buliding.
A41I1o 70 CuIoertson school buua1a4
| A4&56a 70 nussns Fish school bslie'
In = uAs~u ss the plans and es,ls<
Int n - qpeclfeatio0e f9les?hse p
lA1lRa : ~. see7lSsssA ssSss''
s...,.u. ,,,.. ss 49, yi'sEE' ss''s's.,
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NEW soRk,

NEW YORK, Oct. the cotton rnSr-
x, was nervous and irrsGvlar AYrias ~
days early trading The oppnjnS yns
easy st . decline Of ~ 70 ~ Sc1nls, tn1eS
Liverpool and southern g61lluGb loVes
Liverpool cables ana & fnvGfabD voot8W
map, There were rafaee u q M ne1o(e
right after the call on ecyoStnG ~ (ks
favorable war news, but ~ sI1sG1f 6S1p
eased off again with Deesmbev 0Clng Il
31ef and January sfee 6efoso u ond
Of the first hour. or abest " y = DslSis
net lower. 80 :
Fluctuations ware narrow ~ ksseuhs
lAter In the morning. The bulge0 o06Gno1
70 meet cotton from oAe DeuTes ~ 6n-
other and there was beaSisk Sokklw0no
AROUND the ring on the mvogohQG VoafAoP
and indications OF incYoaDo1 ooothGln n,
ferfnss Trade Interests Wsro U32ofXs
buyers on the decliDo, huuoQoe.I - ~
!. .,;ise iot Dsss~sS sss KtIs "
me market weakened assis 6svihe ~
suY afternoon undsr c6ntnuGG1 UV3r-
pool and southern selling. ~ LfS0fnSol
selling vas attributed % ho111lT -
chAass In The south. Stop cr1G5S V0gu
uncovered on tho break. vhlcH 6xieS ~
70 u.sSc for Dscspber. An1 mn ~
10 points followed on eovsfiAg ~ ~
mnfest vas ali unsettled tuiR6 -
middle of the ac(ernpon. N
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-04
LITTLE s|U
IN COTTON DIC
War News Causes a BuHbh
Comment,
NEW oRIsANs corroN vvvus6& \
s.s..s ssT a.sss SsIsAss' Z a.s;'s. Sf's i :aAy2
nav Yonk coTroN vUTueeo.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. t.--contIhued
favorable weather over the belt made f0r
liberal offerings Of cotton on the opening
Of trading today. In the first hkll heuv
OF business prices fell 25 70 u pctnta
Little support came from any quarter,
although war news caused bullish com,
ment
Hedge selling appeared and q dovn-
ward tendency persisted throughout the
morning Al noon prices were "a 70 ~
points off.
Spot cotton steady and upchangsd.
middlIns Is. .sse; niddlins q, s,ii; sccd
mlddllnE N.i5 Receipts $50; stock
| 75I, SIS 8 :
Selling prsssus increased ana At I
O'clock prices were at q net ioss Of " 10
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or. LOUIS.

ST LOUIS Oct. .:,,. .nHoGs z; ,,c,s s:S;ip;: q
s;Se sss $500 iss ,Srs5 s %ia.a "a ss,ss;.
SaIs sisisois,ss. cxfrIEi rsssip..
s.es: strong aud active; Native eesi
steers Yi.sSgias; yssflins :sssss ssss,I anc q.
siocksrs and feeders ts.b00il.ec: fair 70
calves yI.T50i7.fs, niEEP rocsapts. l..
500 Steady. Lambs sie.toQ1s.N sys>
iii. .oe6if.ss; eanners and choppers s'es
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FOR quick sale. win sacrifice bungalow
at price that viii cost Si.,o0 10 dupli-
cate; 8 large. rooms and breakfast room.
basement and garage; oak finish. elegant
fixtures. every bullt.in feature, corner
sen; occupied 8 months: owner leaving
city; 20 through this house today; 1922
w. .srd. Phone Walnut 1915.
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RHAI ESTATE WANTED.

CAN ssn your property N priced right.
Ash ~. Pope, Maple N5e. Walnut s10:
dEf Busy NOW, : List your property
frss6 xss Mr. fops. Isois $50. wal
WISfKf1s5 sSE SETEJ-Sss@- @odsTs
heuse m sood eondit!sn; prefer 1sal
an rsi barusiN ssar car linz, on Ievsd
stfsst direct M f'.m swnsE Adsrsss Q
sSs ss. ga g. c ssss r ecsss ssssSSs !Sss hn e.
1repssisios, Am soias d by; ct prse'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-04
KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY, No, Oct, ..-Bqos 90.
;;s;;s,i ;is::ss,s;: ':;' s;: J, ,!.:'I ss S' sSS
.:.,. ;:sss +. I;ses .1sss
sses Ii.ee0sso: stosksrS N.lS0 h.te
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-04

SIX ROOMS ana hreakfsst room, an
enamel. sissping room, tive eoresned
porchss, psesh. cherry ana seads trses'
srNess And bsrriss. rcses; lct eoxl1S feet,
walnut sess Or esii 1904 VI SINE 81
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-04
our-oy-rowN REAL ESTATE.

FOB sALS. S,. o's11s Z; ss.;,s 81, VI. .,Ss n s,sss
slr-room modern house. prics 1880. f1vs
room modern houps. lot tooxSSs feet
HOGS snd Rsns fss 80 : sheSesSS e az hen. en-.
slsht-rcom modern hsess, cellar And es..
g: g! e ': :s a'4: 'ss .:s.ss :ss:: van: - .Sd s
payiag I'll paid. Rents for ~ q,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-04
Produce Provisions
esic4ao.

cHfcAoQ. oct s--auITER lower;
SsSS SSss4s; Z Ssrs ssss. lseiS6.t
WSl7c PofArol5f lowsr: rscelees -
sais ji.wSi.Si M 49, h.3s Tis.
Six fc6Li III -. ss.stlsE jSwls
S.ssiai y s|3 6|Eksr niA,es. priss
3 ana 'sks sS:r. IVA ssss sl5sS. ..iE q -
~, Lousa
1T. LOUIS, Oct. s--fouLrRy. BUT
TER and n0uD urchasssd.
hsS voNx. N.
,,.s:z'sx' szx ,.:e''I sssk =, e Hs'I.. s: -:s,.s
S:sSy,y' n. ns. = s.s.A I sxs .s.s'
kANsAs cry.
KAxsAs crry. OCT l-4Kr4TE1 -
CIses ~. '3ssasl 'ss l;6tAs5SI
i! :s'zEs!!s' f's:Ilss
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Sacrifice Sale
Zee This Before You Buy

y,y.-reom modern -, hsns; ijSa w. wSs
4; =; \: :::;: :; \ y 8;
:ss' s.s ssss;s J. NJ = lRsss's.::ssssS ss''
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-04

BIGGEST bargain in new
bungalow In Oklahoma
City. Owner leaving city,
must sell today. This Is
6 rooms, modern, big lots.
First satisfactory offer
gets 1t. Phone owner,
Maple 1904.
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Outside Livestock
fort WORTH.

FORT WORTH, Ter. Oct. I-CAT:
ts sn.oo r'efi aSos' H'ves receipt. COO; ioc down
Heavy siS.s50is.oo. SHEEP; rscsipt,
1900; market down. Lambs Ns.soo
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CHICAGO.

,.s sH.s.sS .s..ss Sss Ss'ss.: :!P.' ss; 8
HFSs$s Ss$stS -: ~ = as! ;'s: :.::sS |!
iovsr, sHEuPi reesipts 1900: steady.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-04
STOCKS

s.versi hundred Nat. Union Black. =,
want several thoussnd sammies Oh.
800 United Oh Z Rd;.-bsfsain. ,,o,,
.,WANT sAAMiEs OIL ngLo 9ELAsohA MON !.
sses, sss. ssb koca otfSa K1L1: 1s:r6eFs {; OIL AMP
BEN. A. LON0FELLOW
5W-e-fo Insurance Bids. Maple ~.
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CRY REAL rsrArE ron SALE

-s-<>~>~~-~<~~- ,~<S>~>~~~>S>~~-,oSNSN' 49, |
s-RooM house ana acre ground, Capitol |
Hiii, q sure enough good buy at 1880. |
Ask Mr., Pope, Maple 1850, Walnut 220
WE fXLE-fufnkhe or uhfdrnished
nise little home. 4 rooms; I lots, GOV.
cred with fruit trees, chicken yards and
outhousss; price "a right SIS u. Catalpa,
Capitol Hill Central car.
WANT TO trade my bungalow, ] block
from classen., vslue $500, my equity
$500, for small acreaSe or I or more
pair lots, with improvements OF equal
value. B-tS2, care Oklahoman.
FOR SALE-By owner. Groom modern
bungalow, walking distance. close 10
car line. Phone Walnut 3bii during Of
flee hours
Buy a Liberty Bond First
See Us for rare bargains In city homes
and farrns,
$50 cash. balance like rent. buys nice
home ON paving; price 1850
proved. within 10 milss OF city, to trade
FoREcI0suRE sAt.E-s.room. mod
modern, northwest. within walking dis
| CAPITOL HILL SAcRiF1CE-Fiye
large rooms, full lots, only $3.50 cash.
balance 1880 per month.
OKLAHOMA TRUST co.
Sos-lo Insurance Bldg. Maple ss
ID LOTS, 5-room house, form cave.
snokshouse. large barn. hen houses,
well and wlndmilli first-cisss Land; near
car; located north of city; will sell at
fibw price. Walnut 1875.
l
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KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CRY, Oct t..wHEAT!
s:;s s;s:sss$ sss1sss$;niss :; 1!ss; Il No s.'f
white n.Isei7s; No. : ysllov q .bs9Le;
mixed 7eo1ic. RYE: si-b56LSS
s5as hasssssr.a S;s as r s.S oct ..ssssr;i ;S;I;;
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-04

A FIVE, rooms. near classen.
~ northwest, t,.iSo; rooms;
- sird. near cisssen. 1850; 8
rooms. 18th. near ciasssn. t+,seo and q
real wonder In q buns.lov, 31nd, near
ciassen. These have all the new Tea.
- X. +. STUART 4 co.
FOR sALE-Lots ai-S; inclusiys. block
1. wsstniopt addition. lJ3t ". ind
CLOSE IN, s-roem cottage IN good con-
dillon. Only 1900, Ready Tor occu-
nancy on or before oetober 10. See II.
q. Eastman, fis Lee building. Phone Wal
nut sb1 or Maple 1feo.
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rlsh. rtsss Ses.ssssS ~ saasA
6-Roo1n Bf1c1l I'M nv
FoS Sqle ~ 0wIloe
~ ~; ~; \; ! :! ! ::;: s
s:ss :::ss':s, :. 49, y: ! III NJ - 81.
+MSH .sss:s s ~
M. fhSs ~ IS 1asIi a
1E EzIH y.fd2 |51([n(
sl1e1 1lasl q !.
||3.|
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Bungalow Specials

NEW bunsaIov bsreait. must sell this
week; owner leavins city. Walnut
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Walnut q. 1904 West Main.
| Have Some Special
Bargains
in Beautiful Homes in the bsst locations
u J.W. BILLINGS
,ii Liberty Nat Bank Bldg. Maple sra
MY HOME FOR SALE
viii cell right. In very best location
northeast. siH rooms and breakfast
room. garsye. Walnut llil.R,
The Best Bungalow
In city. Garage bassmsnt al largo
J. w. BILLINGS
90 LIbsrtZ Nat: nsnk Bids. AApls ,szA
LOTS n ana Is, lot Is, Central addition;
SEN cheap for cash. N. B.. okiaheman.
6XKdzIN = JEfFEkSON PzHK = fins
SO-foot resi6encs Vt. Close u on 18th
st., near waller. Gmsn cash payment.
dress Id care 0hiSSc.sss.
DH 1ALE-BT oWheg oeol S-!6on
hepss corner 7th ana walnut; choleI
Iocatlon for nat' can - nAds fine inesn,
propsftx CAL and Isck this over y
". Itn.
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AIS American National Bank Bic
Oklahoma City, Okla.

FOR SALE. BY owner. Groom hpngaicv
and breakfast roomi rooms In oak.
all built In features and buffet cement
drive and garage; fruit trees. 1874 W.
iith A.
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CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

FOR sAI.E-s-room bungalow; lots;
barn. cave. cistsrn, wsns pon!try hou.A.
shade trees. In wheatian6, Okla price
$3.50. Write or CALI Whsathnd bssf.
Cbps Drabek,
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nEAI ESTATE HoR SALE
y. on TRADE.

HAL IoTAJB HOk SALB
s~s on TRADE.
.>>>>~.~ ><>.A~>~>>>>~S>A~~ ~>>~-~~~->>~~ss>~~~
wuIdL posssd. 7-rpen hoass. dssp lsts.
wei impsUvef, earABe. ete. waIMng
d'ytahss and dos9 tyo ear hnes. tMe$
VI with ssrss o. tour lots, xsdssss 80.
care ohl6homah.
N.X0fE 7ann q sgIlIv5{lsgi i vsy sod
HSAl IsfAfI 10 fnAp1,
.,->~~~~5~~~~&Ss~-s>< <~s~1>~ >~~~S.>Is>~>s~~~
1000 AND trade. hoss:s, tsrns., sssss s |,
~ SveHooH = csns7slt 5ssFls~h h'
.ss sssts.;ss y ~ ~ an ss % s
S sssss. i,ss, E:s|Ss. 80 o =
hn. q. Nato1al frs1ss txchanss.
psswsr D, NusGl1se, o&lA
:ss I|;s % ~ sh: & Co., 'ss:s .s..ss; = y;
- g .s e . ssSs'isnIss < ~ slsss Ssss 4
Ss,ssss| SI, ss|y c Ito sss cs,.hssA D:ss wa
c1fY MAI YsrA&E roi sAts
FOR sAIR-rv oxsss. =. 4 psas T.
b>esk tlgves9 AvS fgms reaspnse'A
Whit - sssss sss6s 6s-------------.-.-- -
nj Can SGIl This E 6-Roosn
nssAa>mo6ns
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'@@A,r9

vNTo Is Nd6ob hons q, Es,t 9Th
Wv ~Shoodi ! rooms nssiy deco
rated, fine fixtures. basement. hot vat
era heating plant. double Ssrass sas
now. $3.50, reasonable terms; let us
show you this splendid value. Listing
M'
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,,1.Slc:., .'ss: ''ss "a :s;sssss's s::.. ~ ~
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>>.~~~.~ ><~~~~~>>~>s>~-~ ~>~~->->~>-~S>--'~s-
wHIl lpcstsd, .7-rpen hoass. dssp lets.
s;,:,, s q q, s,,ss ;.s y: Ell .'9ss ,ss.
~ Sgosa pncs aburbs NE 81 nv.
with three OF four lots. Addssss s-~,
N:x0fE zsn@ 3 sqIll q vsy sod
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Nichols & Chandler
,ea BAUM B1Do @ TEI. WALNUT ars
ses BAUM BLDG.

lLlusrnArED olAsel1fID. /,
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"a 81: 1 D !. 81 4!
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-10-24
q. i. Harwood. Jos. j. Melichar.

G. j. Harwood. Jos. J.. Melichar,
James Hird, George Henderson, O..
Snowden, Amos Stafford, c. H. Trow.
bridge. Cyrus Dickson, Anton Chast-
ka, James Kulish, A. G. Ser. Vac
Kortan, Peter Monfore, Frank Hlav-
&C, George Trunec, Herman Selling,
w W. Wagner, John Deutscher. w.
T. Glynn, Frank Soukup, Martin john
son. r. ]. Colgan, Charles Skorpik,
Charles HoagIin, w. T. Colgan. E.
A. Kniffen, MAIDS Smith. F. r.
Schmidt. Ben BeItus, Tim Holleman..
H. II. Koehn, Hans Jacobs, Frank
zolnowsky. Matt Merkwan, Claude
.Synes, Jake Remboldt, Morris De-
Young. j. j. Kudrna. Jesse Monfore,
Walter Mechanism, Jos. G. Dirks,
Frank Bouska, Thoa Luke, S. Mills,
ii. M. Croft, Thomas Walsh, Joseph
Blachnik. A. P. Rokusek, Vim. Thomp-
son. 5. w. Richmond. Herman Ban
CERT. John Eckert, stuart DETROIT,
p. r. Morrison, Fred Sunderman. O..
B. Slasor, Jos. j.. Chastka, John
Hauck. e. Sanders, w. ]. Worms
Sbecher, John Berringer Sr., B. N.
Cole, Walter Macy, w. H. Fairman,
Joseph Herman, Christ Moser, Alois
Rokusek. August Weiderrich, A. II.
Sproul, Leo Scheutt, Gustave Kuk,
John w. Slater. Joseph Horkey,
Frank Glynn, F. r. Bangert.
BY the Court
Attest r b. TRIP,
Is A. sTEKLY. Judge.
lseaD Clerk.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-10-24

The public schools, churches, pic
ture show and all other public gather
ings were closed last Friday by order
Of the state council of defense, until
the danger of the spread of the cpl
demic is past.
Mrs. John Foley of Olivet returned
last Friday from Yankton where she
went to visit her daughter, Miss Mel
lie, who is working in Sacred Heart
hospital, and was sick with the "flu. "
Fred Goerner of Charter Oak, Ia,
was here last week and has rented
the Ed. Lee farm near Wittenberg
from Jacob Stackerl who recently
purchased it.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-10-24

Il, : rs p
Edmund Sweet was here from
Great Falls, Montana. few days
last week visiting his mother and
sister.
Things aold fairly lively at the
Commercial House sale. The build
ings and lots went to Mr.. O'Brien.
Of Tyndall. for $500. 90, bnt We i'm
agine Dennis Foley will be the real
owner.
County Auditor F. 3. Hotter was
ordered to appear ct Yelmillion We'd
nesdsy. before Judge Trip regarding
the taking i D. WHIPS name Of the
ballot. Judge Jones and Judge Smith
both ruled that auditors should not
reprint their ballots. Is
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-10-24

Tabor Independent: Frank Slama
returned Tuesday from Camp FREE
mont, Calf. He received his honor
able discharge, but owing to his ply
steal condition was sent home a ner-
vous wreck. He has no relatives
here and had been working at the car
penter trade for some time before
drafted into the army.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-10-24
From the lynda Register.

Rev. and Mrs Lang and family ar
rived last week from Minneapolis to
take up his duties as pastor of the
Baptist church here. AS soon as his
goods arrive he will be at home in
the parsonage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Vilhauer and
Mrs. Adolph Dvoracek left Monday
morning for Camp Freeman, Califor-
MIA. Mr.. and Mrs. Vilhauer will
visit their son who is in that camp
and Mrs. Dvoracek will visit her hus-
band who is also in the camp.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-10-24
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EXCHANGE NOTES

Parkston Advance: Word comes
that Miner Shaw, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. o. P. Shaw, of belmont, has
been commissioned lieutenant in the
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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-10-24

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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-10-24

From. The Hatchlnsou Herald. 3.
MIRA. Sweet left Saturday for
Pierre for : visit with her son Oliver.
md family.