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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-16
Estta 5 ocupando va 81 ter:r:ittorio
de Alsacia-Lorena las hopas
frar1cesas Y americans
Ell Is DEL ACTUAL EiARA SU ENTRADA OFFICIAL A
ESTRASBURG0 FL EJERCIT0 DEL MARISCAL FOCH
Los DeDartanentos del territorio recuperado voiveran a
tener desde iuego sus a~nsiguas denoninaciones

taran en- Nancy hoy. para tener un
acuerdo con Leon Mirman, Director
de AuXiiios Pubiicos. sobre las impor-
tantes crcstiones relativas a Ia toma
de Ia administration de IA AISacia,
Lorena. por los f~ranceses.
Los prisioneroS i~ranceses de que,
IRA. cuyo numerc paSa de 100000
seran repatriados en- breve, Este nj,
nero inciuyc tambien los franceses
i~nternados en los PASSES n~euLrales.
Una delegation de EstaGo Mayor
Frances ha tenido nj c~onfcrencia
en- eli Quartet General aleman en- Spa,
para ~arrcglar los detal!es De Ia re-
na-ri&ciGn de csos ~prisioneros.
So consiGera probable qIe los de-
aartamcntos en- cl trcritorio recupe-
RADIO por Francia. es decri. Ia Asa
cia-Lorera. volveran a tener suS an
nombres. . saber: de- Bajo
Rhin. Prefecture dc EStrasburgo; del
Alto Rim. Prefecture de Co!mar Y
del Nioscla. Prefecture de Metz. +!
roDierno e<.a considerable va la
question rc!ativa 4 los arreg.o pro-
v~isionalcs administrators en- esas
provinc!aS.
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Los DpUIADOS FR AAlR1ICCEEESSEESS 0UIEERREElNl
QUE SEA JUZGADO FL KAISER
Desean tambien que Sc iuzgue a los completes de el, y quie-
rem que Hoianda conceda la extradicion

c aran Que 81 Hoianda rehusa Ia cX-
tradicior del Kaiser, II de los mas
responsablcs . 81 no ell mas resPon-
able per ia guerra. "ei hecho de que
csc ex-monarca, el kronrrinz Y to-
dos svs coTsejeros sean ccndenados
por G! tribunal de referencia. los con-
denari. los coiccaria en- una posi-
ci6n tai que 81 inico refugio seria
ia muercc.'
Esperasc cue las confercncias de
paz Sc veTificaran en- Versailles a
principles del aho entrante. FL Sc
c-etario de Relaciones EXteriores dc
inglstcrra. Mr.. Balfour y 81 de TIA
LA, Baron Sonnino, han llegado va
Z es5a capital V Sc espera
Que en- breve 10 hagar Lloyd
George Y e. Primer Ministro Or
lando. Ell Coronel House sigue traba~
jando sin ~descanso, viendose u Off
cinas l!cnas dc gente a t0daS horas
del dia.
Francla estd prc~parandose ahora
para las tareas de Ia reconstruction
y decentralization. Las classes ma
antieIas del ejercito, Sc cree que Sc
ran las primeras Ell ser iicenciadas.
Despues vendrn probablemente los
agricu'tores, minero$ V iornalcros en
general, per Ia graz necesid2d que
Sc tiene de b-aZos en- esos ~trabajos.
-.l1STrprss -
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PARIS. Novicmbre l5.-Los ter
minos navales dc los armisticios ale
mdn Y auStriaco. eStan ~llevandose a
efecto rapidamentc. FL A!mirante
Hugh Rodman sera cl representative
americana que estara presente en- II
junta. cue sc verificara manana, cor
los alemanes en- IN puerto ingles.
e! Commandments Robinson ha
Sido nombrado miembro americana
de Ia Comision Naval para arreglar
cl cumpl;miento dc las clausulas ma
wales. E! Conrra-.Almirante Billiard
ha sido nombrado representative anne
ricano para ver Ia ejecucion de los
t6rmincs navaies del armiSticio con
Austria, Z! citado contra-Almirante
Sc c~ncuentra actualmente en- Pola Y
ha t~elegrafiado al Almirante William
:. Benson. Jefe americana de las
Cperaciones Nayales. qIc Ia ejecu-
cion dc las clausulas de- armisticio
esta procediendc satisfactoria-
mcnte.
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n R!ISION AMERICANA
Al QUARTET GENERAL
ALEhIAN EN- SPA.

LONDRES. Nov;em5re 15:-u2a
mission americana rrcsidida por Q.
Navo- General Rhodes saldra mara
"a para Spa. el Cuarte, General Ne
man. segun ananc;5 q MariscaI focn
nor medic de un dc<pacho lnaIam-
brico al Alto ManGo a'eman.
La mission estara comHuesta De
:ciS oficiales !" soidados Y Sc p!d"
al Alto Nario alem@0 Q"e dc las
:~nsr-uccionss re.ativas Para que Sc
les uermi.a I. naso.
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I'm MONUMENTO EN- HO-
NOR De LOS ESTADOS
UNiD0S

PARIS. Novimare i5.-Sc Ia nom
araGo IN Iam.te. inteS7ado POI .aS
mas atlas perSonalid2aes &c Fr2ncla'
2ars a,e favmrsn in proyecto re!a-
two q II cregci5a Dc un monumeA-
20 81 = purta del Gj"ond". para con
mcroorar Il avuja lo los E&5@aos I'm.
do er q guerra : s." dice que c!
2~r7=,Ee9.c Wilson Scr& iU"ltado para
Que po7sa a prirne-a pletra. la cFu-
daG ' el Derartame7-9 ." oCrCe'%'
6ayaa 100000 frances. tS~'3.oo".f
nara - u,or2me1to.
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WASHINGTON. Noviembre ID
Nc obstante cue las c~oufercncias dc
pa SC dilatardn otro mes mas. IL
acuerdo con las mejores fUentes Ie
information. dc es,a capita. 81 20
bicrno americana ' los aliados es,&E
tra6ajando sobre les deta!lez de eSaS
c~onferencias, Carto n u reSpectl-
vos capitaleS. como POI cOnducto del
Supreme Consejo de Guerra De Yer
saueS.
Probablemerre denr-o lie los pro-
ximos Giez dias, Sa!drG para Europa
la vanguardi2 de Ia Delegation anne
ricana. para arraS g. as faci!iGaaes
de communication. taH.o lie teiegcafos-
como lie cables, para {, envio &c as
noticiaS rciativas : IL gran session.
Los Estados UridoS @esde hacc Va
rios moses. nan estado reun!endo to-
DE- claSe &c :nto-E2cio2eS : SIGeS-
tones so5rc ei Pa.ticUa., por con-
ducto del Corone' Edwar II. House
Y sus avudanseS Tn cUidaGoso G.
Uudio . ha hechc respecco de To-
arrcgioS Ue pa QUE Serln acceS2r.o5
en- 81 cerc"no Orie3Ie, donGe nue.
vas nac!o2eS nan Sa:S-do a "a Viaa
independents deSpieS &c "n arg
pe:iodo de OPPRESSION. -NSi P@eS' 'aS
seguridade< y Sa,vacuardias De estas
peQocnaS Aacio1@S' seE" INK 'e 'oS
pt"iI-'@ieH 'tT" HN' '
'"H en- eo"~'-"e'"S''"'
La Secre'aria lie hSt&do NJ cSca-
90 Suardardo IN FrCdente J caUto
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GINEBR.A. Suiza. Noviembrc -.
Tn deSpacho de Basel, SIiza. rec
Dido aaui hoy. dice ~ las tropa*
francesay ' americanas estan ocd-
2ando todaS aGuellaS porcionc5 DE- n
Alsacia-Lorena. que nan sito eva
.uadaS pcr los aIemanes Y que L;
avacuaci6n dc este >~erritorio Sc est:
hacienda 4 gran prisa Dor e. enc,
migo. Fl pueblo &c "a A.sacia-LGTe-
=, haahecho una ca}urosa : entU-
siastica reception a los aiiados.
Los furcionarios spizo del Correo
en- Basel. mar recibiGo Z nota CT
a cue Sc les pide cue IA correspoH-
!encia futIra cor las pop acIones de
n :A!Sacia-I orena. = ,lere Solamen-
&c on frances.
Los furcionarios Spizos del Corrco
lido p9cstos en- lihertad han s,do
festeiaGos Dor .o> alSacianoS Y loren
aeses. : aun los m:Smos soldadoS ale
han f~raternizado cor las no
b'acionc- de cze pals. most"aTGo Sa-
s~i,faccior Dor Ia l:6ertai Ie n A.
aria-Lorcna. VarioS otjciaies prussia
hos oue i1te9.aron domirar \ srS
jronaS. tuerou muertos.
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PARIS. Noviemhre l5.-El cru
coro frances "Almirante Aube,' Y
dos botcs torpederoS han salido dc
Brcst para Firth of Forth. 4 las or
acnc< del Almiranto Grassel. repre-
serIanuc frances on IA Comis!0n En-
car2aGa dc Ia ciccUcion dc los ter
minos navalcs dc, armiSt!cio.
Fl de<Dacho indica que Firth o.
vroth, uue 6 I'm cstIario Que Sc h@-
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IN AViADOR AMERICANA
ATERRTZO EN- COLONIA

COpENHAGUE. Novisn5re ID
Tn aviador americana aterriz6 en-
Coionia aver. Segdn dice IN mensa-
je rccibido aqui hoy.
CoIonia. IA mas septentrional de
las grandes cjudades QUE Sc hallan
sobre las margenes del rio Rim que
seran ocupadas por los al!ados, Sc
haIla = IS mi'laS de! puato mas GER
caro de y frontcTa hc?andcsa y 4
10 miil:.s del pUnto mas ercano de
las lireaS a!iada$. corlo Sc hallaban
evtanI ecidgs cianjo g firmo el ar
ms.c:o-
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Tome Compuesto de Pape para los
Resfriados, "Pape's Cold Compound"
cada dos horas, hasta tres dosIs, y Ia
gripa desaparecera. asi como ell res
friado, por fuerte que este sea. Linz
pia rapidamente los lugares distributes
Y los conductos n~asales v den&s orga-
nos de la respiration. Detiene ei ca
tarro ' la muccsidad. Alivia los do
lores de cabeza, fiebre, somnolencia,
estornudos, etc.
No siga listed sufriendo. Esta me-
dicina ~arroja las mucosidades Y quita
las molestias. Despeje su cabeza. min
gun rcnledio es mejor para esta clase
de intermediates que el "Pape's Cold
Compound C%ompucsto de Papc para
los Resfriados: siendo ademas su pre-
clio sumamcnte reducido. De venta en-
todas las droguerias. No causa ningu-
ma molestia V su SAILOR es agradablc.
No accpte sustitutos. (Adv.)
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r. (IINPLIMIENTIO DE- Los TERMINUS
NAYALES DEL ARMISIICIO
Ell crucero aleunan "Koenigsberg" l2eva a los delegates teu
tones cue seran recibidos por el Almirante Beatty

la cn la costa oriental dc Escocia.
sera rrohablemente una de las ba-
scs de internamiento dc la flota ale
mana que dehe scr rcunida a los
a!iadoS.
IT "Alnlirantc Auhe" cs I'm cru
ccro accrazado Dc 1000 toncIadas.
construido en- 1902. Esta armada de
dos canoncs de 7.6 puIgadas Y ocho
dc 81 Y tienc una velocidad dc %
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AMSTERDAM, Noviembre ID
Una noticia recibiGa hoy en- esta ciu-
dad dice que 81 AyudanJe del eX-
Principe Heredero dc Alemaria. Fe-
Gerico Guillermo. condujo q este en-
aereoplano a IN lugar SECURE, cuya
situaci6n no Sc dice. pero que sc sa-
he csta fucra dc territorio aleman.
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LCNDRES, Noviembre l5.-El
rucero aleman "Koenigsbcrg' que
lleva a los Delegates a;emanes para
arreglar los terminus navaieS del ar
misticio. sera en~contrado hoy por
los barcos de guerra ingleSes Y escc!-
tado h1sta IN punto en- el mar. donde
81 Almirantc Sir David Beatty. CO.
mandante de "a Gran Flota inglesa.
los recibira.
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F UE NTERNAD0
EN- KOLANDA Ell
EX-KR0NPRINZ
Contradictorias siguen siendo
las noticias de la
suerte de este

WASHINGTON, Noviembrc ID
La Secretaria de Est2do del gobleS-
nc americana recibio anoche Ia no.
ticia dc cue ell ex-Kronprinz de Ale
mania. el Principe Federico Gui-
llermo. ha ilegado a Holanda Y ha
sido internado por las autorldades
h~olandesa..
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nudos. Es in barco del misrlo tipo
cue ell "Gloire". "Conde" Y Mar
s~ellesa." toGos los cuales han esta-
do estacionados en- aguas america
mas, durante Ia guerra.
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.ipal Y las rec amacioncs dc Belgi-
a.. 70 misno que las de las nacio-
ncS baikanicas, Sc tomaran en- con-
sideraci0r dc una maEera muy de-
geEida : cuidadosa.
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I'd. resfriado? iTiene
fuegte dolor de cabeza
y la nariz obstrulda?

Ell Ccmpuesto de Papc para los Res
friados, 'Pape's Cold Compound"
cura en- pocas horas la gripa. res.
frios Y otras enfermeGades pare
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80.

PARIS, Novienbre 15.-Los dipu-
tados franceses han anunciado que
emprenderan IN movimiento con los
gobiernos aiadas para ~conseeuir
u astos atfan p-ocedimEentos le-
gales contra todas ~aquellas pcrSonas
respousables por ia guerra. establc-
ciendo a. efecto u tribunal COM
puestc de representatives. de todos
los paises que hayan sufrido por las
maquinacioneS de esos hombres.
En- un memorandum cue han for
mu!ado al efecto. los diputados de-
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:. -. =: =

: T-ue translation filed with the Pos
|. master "a Ssa Antonio. Tex. Is -e-
{. CURED by the act Of OctoSr- 9. 1917.
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& = :: :. -:

J. True translation filed with the Post
= master IT San a.ntonio. Tex. Is re-
:. qui-cd by the ac- CT October i. 1917.
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:, -. = = :. !. = :; :: = $3.50 :: :
= :
= True translation filed with the Post :
:. master ~ San antonio. Tex. - re- :
:. quired BY the act o. October .. 1871. :
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"IfSTHN LHTA DE- CORRESPONDENCE aumcn" "" los da. I@a d.
CON. Sc M..%tv %%p ET& 4" "E% +n%r|M" % Hn Id "" ~ N'
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Nr-orro, e dc-:nfc- casnru = rGESnJS
Ic p.ca. \ QUO Clase dc moncda e ya-ru> i -
CO&UUCTOS QGE NO IE ASEGCRE\
lc 81 diner. II Un.~l casa que -ar~otza
rcsotrcr. are cuanUo TO van = cobr7r los :
DEVOLEENOS FL OlNEEO SIN
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1918-06-27
SOPHIA CHATTER

Very dry and hot winds the past
few days have been very bad on the
wheat and in fact all the crops as
well as gardens. We surely are now
needing more rain.
The potato bugs are almost as in
sistent as the Huns and about as hard
to kill.
Bill Searcy, the Beaver oil man.
seems to have developed the habits
OF the night owl since he came to be
resident of Beaver county. Next
time come before we get to sleep Bill
and we wont be half so cross.
| Mrs. Jennie. Miss Sophia, Slorie
Creek and Mrs. Miller Cunningham
were Sunday callers at Mrs Painters.
Miss Anna Myers took dinner at
Mrs. Thomas last Friday.
Lee Lindaner delivered broom
corn in Beaver last Tuesday, getting
only $S5 per ton for It. After turning
down 1925 last fall that isn't much
Verify, the broom corn market is a
riddle that is hard to read.
Omer Seracy spent Sunday at r.
D, Thomas the guest of Lee Lindan-
err.
Mrs. Westor is caring for the infant
left by her sister, Mrs. Steve Shoe
mate. who died few weeks since.
The little fellow seems to be doing
nicely under her care.
II is reported that Eliza Smith has
spent about 10 days in the hospital
since going to Camp Funston, Kansas
He is hoping to be out soon and his
hale, hearty self again.
Mrs. Maude Jacobs and brother
were Plainview Sunday school visit
ors Sunday. Glad to have them with
us. Come again.
Harvey Nestor spent Saturday ev-
ening and Sunday with Glenn Thorn
as.
Carl Nelson has been on the sick
list the past few days.
Mrs. Thomas called on Mrs. Fred
Doerrie Thursday afternoon.
Word comes from Brother Helm,
who was called to Kay county by the
illness OF his brother, that the opera
tion was a success and his brother Is
recovering nicely. Brother Helm will
be back with us by the latter part of
July at the fsTthest II no preventing
providence hinders.
Work, fight, flies, potato bugs, mos
quitoes aud Huns is the order of the
day and In the case Of mosquitoes
the night also.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Lawrence
have had a mighty sick child, but at
last reports Il is gaining.
Miss Mamie Painter Is the proud
possessor OF brand new kodak re-
ceived by mail on her 16th birthday,
which was June l2, We are not sup
posed to tell from whom II came.
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PLEASANT VALLEY

A large crowd attended Sunday
school at Liberty last Sunday.
Mrs. Mrs. G. II. Law spent Sunday
at v. w. Hayden's.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Davis spent
Sunday at c. II. Coulter's.
Miss Leeta Hustled spent Sunday
with the Misses Emma and Matilda
Lusk.
Willow Greek Christian Endeavor
came to Liberty last Sunday night
and organized Christian Endeavor
mt that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. Green spent
Monday evening at r. A. Rainey's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Barnes are
again back in Beaver county. The
writer has not heard II they moved
back or II they are here on a visit.
B. +. Hayden has been on the sick
list the past week but is better at
this writing.
The Council of Defense which met
last Monday night was well attended.
almost everyone in this district being
present.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Peters. June 4th, fine baby boy.
Several Of the young folks around
here attended the Children's day pro-
gram at Gray last Sunday night.
Mrs. Ivia Johnson spent last week
with her sister. Mrs. Henry Hutton.
Miss Effie Crocker has been stay
ing the past week with Mrs. Henry
Peters.
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Is YOUR LIFE A HARD ONE?

Do you people at home feel at
times that this war has made your
life pretty hard? Read what an Amer
lean correspondent writes about one
of our boys who had been doing his
duty:
I'm little field hospital west of
Montdidier l stopped at the bedside
of an American boy, one of those vic
tins of the German mustard gas,
with which the Huns are making all
their present gains. His eyes were
matted with yellow pus and he could
not see. His face was terribly burned.
His lips were swollen and purple. His
whole body had ben turned the color
of an Indian. and portions of 1t
looked like melted flesh, as though
II had been liquefed.
"The fighting had been renwed all
along the American lines, and Ger
man wounded, had begun coming into
our hospitals. said to this soldier:
The boys are getting their re-
venge for you fellows tonight He
smiled through his scared lips. and in
voice SO faint that l had to bend
down to listen he gasped, God!
wish l was back there with 'em!'
Do you still think your life a
hard one?
Help support that boy and the hun
dreds of thousands of others doing
their duty. Buy War Savings
Stamps to the limit of your capacity.
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LEST WE FORGET!

During the Third Liberty Loan
campaign there appeared in a New
York paper the following advertise
ment:
Lest We Forget!
He who can forget the little ones
that lie mangled so fathoms deep un-
der the shattered hulk of the Lusi-
tantia; who has no reverence for the
dead and their devotion, no prayer
for the dying and their anguish, no
pity for the bereaved and the
broken; whose blood is not quickened
by our perils, whose heart is not
softened by our pains; who reads un-
moved of blasted homes and wasted
countrysides. of desolated cities, and
desecrated shrines, of heroic Bel
GUM, overrun but not conquered I:
of epic France and the noble dead
that lie buried there-the great dead
that fought and the innocent dead
that merely wept and waited. He who
can forget these things, or be in
different to the sacrifices and the
sorrows, the bereavments, and the
burdens of Freedoms Gethsemanes-
that man is Hun at heart. for the
crimes that none but Hun can COM
NIT, non but Hun can forget!
After a reading of this do you not
feel more desirous than ever of saw
Ing to the utmost of your capacity
and of buying War Savings Samps?
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YOU AND OUR CASUALTY LIS,

Have you noticed our casualty list
recently? Do you realize that nearly
$500 of our boys have been killed ov
wounded or captured by the Huns ?
Deaths in action and from wounds
and accidents amount to more than
$500. The list grows with the days
and will grow the more quickly as
the number of the boys In action in
creases.
The casualty list makes you more
readily understand, perhaps, why the
government and those humanitarian
agencies connected with war work
call necessarily for financial support
Funds are needed to keep our men
equipped, to keep them properly fed,
to keep them cheered up-to give
them everything they should have
and as quickly as possible, so that
the casualty list may not be in
creased because of the lack of any
thing. And do not forget that the
number of men who must be pro-
vided for increases each day, which
means the need Of more and more
support from you.
You are now asked to pledge your
self to save to the utmost of your
ability and to buy w. s. 8. that there
may be more money, labor, and ma
terials with which to back up those
who fight and die for you. When YOU
do this be sure to remember that in
being allowed to do It you are granted
great favor. Others give their
lives.
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SAVINGS srAMls AND sAs1Es

pr.ra wb,,,oct our r,,,..sr ,o
p.,n,' ,has 49,. r.r-
al ..-oa ,hat M rtvrsS .n.nss,,
and sor tbree Ionr vears tbareaftar
=. ,aI,,ng no ~ acrna ~ 49,,
,hin1s ,hat bapnenad dmrtr9 ,hat
rn,s 80 Sarm,an ,rs, Ua a.,
or,,a,,hody,s ~ ,, 40 so,,ows. -
..f. yu , o. that cmndov n,, =,
o,s. ,ha Garn,ans a.. ..n ~,
49, 49,. Er,adra,, roaS a..n-as ~ =
onsrter NJ Penant arrested Tho In.
SaS,.an,s and tool the,a e. AZ
pnchar povnard Tho nanr,a ,are
MA .hara a,idartin a. e
nrbiio ,ha Garn,an. hegor 90 n..run.
n tamnnrorv hr;a~s ovar .ha r,,n. ~
Tha Tronch ,yara IN az o.h Ia
ond row ana than .ha,, shn. ~.
soId,ars wnrL,ng ,hars % Tha a. rar e
mana apoved hy tba sn,,,rg ;rregr- @
lar Arc cont a c,,,,an ~ ntS.n. 81
NJ Tho nr,soners In a hn.t acrns. ar
river IN inform tho rranch Tho. ~
iass tbev caasad 6r,ra az ai,,,,,a
wouId he shot moda h;s
danverous yovoga aooom njishaa III
mission and retnrrod tn taLe NE
niace among his Saiiows M ,av
strav hniiate st,I, snas .aua.. 49,.
river
"Tben was comm,,taa Tho
atrocionr cr,,ne THE nr;sonars ware
massed toeetber nearly on NJ ,hon,
old men and young womenS pir,s and
bovs LITTLE cb;idren and ,hah;as % ~
their mother's arms A nlatoon was
called up: the colonel In command
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1918-06-27
BLUE GRASS ECHOES

Il
Harvest begins In this section on
Monday but the season will be short.
A number Of farmers have no crop
at all.
The much talked of bridge build
ing on the stretch of ground between
the Woodward ard Adams farms will
be begun this week. The builders
plan to begin Monday, June oath.
H. N. Woodward returned from the
Woodward hospital Sunday, June 16.
Although little pale he is improving
very fast and. while practically out of
the running for farmer is glad II Is
as well with him as 1t is His broth
er, H. ]. Woodward brought him via
the Ford route. He returned to his
home Monday leaving Master Eugene
his son for h weeks stay.
No Red Cross meeting this week as
the materials for work have not ar
rived from Beaver.
The Misses Litton are taking q
course of music under the leadership
of Miss Nellie Coffman.
The program planned by the Blue
Grass branch and auxiliary has been
postponed.
Miss Jessie Fuller and brothers,
Ralph and Clifford, were guests of
their sister, Mrs. Chas. Moore near
Speermore, June 18th.
Miss verla Stevens spent the past
week with home folks.
G. w. Adams and family will
raise the quarantine this week. They
have had a long siege and will ap-
preciate health possibly as never eb-
fore. Master Audrey the last victim
OF the malady-the small pox-is re-
covering.
Miss Ida Crisswell was the guest
OF Miss Velora and Ellen Stevens on
June 9Th.
Art Pringle will hold regular servi-
ces at Blue Grass Sunday morning,
June 30th.
Mrs. Hurt and nephew returned
last week from the Woodward hos
pital where the latter was operated
on for appendicitis.
A good rain would be appreciated.
Planting has about ceased on ac-
count of dry weather.
At the close of the session of the
Blue Grass Sunday school June 16
committee was elected to secure a
service flag and hold appropriate
services for its dedication. Mrs. Oh
in Boren. and Mrs. G. NJ. Gregory
were elected on the committee.
Miss Matte Calhoun is home for
visit after continued absence of sew
eral months.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Petty are en-
joying a visit with a nephew from In
diana.
Dick Borin visited at the home Of
his son Orin Sunday.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1918-06-27
The Doctor Away From Home Wher
R Most Needed.

' People are often very much disap-
pointed to find that their family phys
ician is away from home when they
most need his services. Diseases
AXE pain In the stomach and bowels,
>olic and diarrhoea require prompt
treatment. and have in many in
stances proven fatal before medicine
could be procured or a physician
summoned. The right way is to keep
at hand a bottle OF Chamberlain s
Collie and Diarrhoea Remedy. No
physician can prescribe better med
icine for these diseases. BY having
II in the house you escape much pain
and suffering and all risk. Buy It
now; II may save life.