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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-06-09

Paris, June S.-The allied pres
sure against the German lines north
west Of Chateau Thierry shows NO
indication Of relaxing today. The
allies have pursued the advantage
and are making new progress. The
whole line at the tip OF the salient
has been pushed back. The allies
are now astride the Clignon river.
securing points Of vantage on both
side Of the stream. Thursdays at
tack began over three-mile front
and has spread to seven miles from
Hill No. 204 to Dammard.
The allied airmen accounted for
35 German airplanes and six bal
looms Thursday. besides dropping go
tons of bombs behind the enemy's
lines.
The Austro-Hungarians tried to
advance at the Asiago plateau on
the Italian front but were beaten
back. the Italian and French troops
taking 10 prisoners in the attacks
between Lake Garda and Piave.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-06-09
Boche Stopped 400 Yards From United States Trenches
Despite Heavy Baage and New Form Of Gas Attack
Next Move Is Expected al Woewe

aa to whether the enemy In planning
an assault In woevre, which is the
logical place from tactical stand
point.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-06-09
CELESTIAL EVENT IL VISIBLE
IN THIS CITY FOR TWO AND
ONE HALF HOURS
U, S, TOTATY LINE 50 MILES
Question Of Whether Gravity Bends
Light IL Main Theory 20 BE Pro-
ven by the Eclipse

Hundreds OF Grants Pass resi-
dents spent much OF the time Sat-
urday afternoon gazing at the sun
through smoked glass. witnessing q
the eclipse. which was 92 per cent
total at this point. The first contact
was at about 2:45 and the moons
shadow did not entirely pass from
the sun until j:15. The shadow en-
tered on the right and travelled
across to the left leaving a narrow
rim at the bottom untouched. Al
no tlme was there darkness. al.
though the brightness OF the sun was
diminished to an extent. resembling
a dark winter day.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-06-09

though the brightness OF the sun was
diminished to an extent. resembling
dark winter day.
San Francisco. June s.--The
whole western world north OF the
equator. Japan and the South Sea
Islands. a large portion OF Russia
and China and most OF the Pacific
ocean were plunged into varying de-
grees OF darkness shortly after mid
day today by total eclipse OF the
sun. The phenomena was caused by
the moon getting between the earth
and the bright orb OF the day. and
was so timed and controlled that the
United States was given the full
benefit.
According to Professor W. H.
Bright. an astronomer at the Uni
versity OF California. near here. OBJ
servers In the United States we're es-
pecially favored by being enabled to
study and photograph the phenom-
ena from many degrees OF attitudes
and under widely divergent atmos-
pheric conditions.
The line OF totality In the United
States was approximately so miles
wide and extended from Aberdeen,
Wish, to Orlando. Florida. Along
this line were stationed representa-
tives OF observatories In all parts OF
the United States, to study the suns
corona and spectrum and to discover
II possible the existence of any plan
cts that the bright orb of day had
obscured to their quartz spectogra-
phic apparatus in the past.
The big theory to be proved. ac-
cording to Professor Wright, was
that OF relatively. This Is the sup
position that the light from the stars
beyond the sun is bent by the suns
gravity before II reaches the earth,
giving these stars false position as
viewed from the earth. Professor
Wright said that the theory that
gravity can bend light has never
been proven as yet. and that studies
OF this eclipse will either establish
or repudiate that theory.
Another interesting study will be
that Of the suns atmosphere and its
influence on the solar system. Sci
entists have claimed, according to
Professor Wright that there is some
unknown force near the sun that
keeps Mercury shaking like leaf
as II spins around its orbit The
greenish tinge of the suns spectrum
Is unexplained also. as the spectrum
contains number of mysterious
components. 1t has been establish
ed that the spectrum Is made up for
the most part of metallic gases. but
their even distribution was punctH-
ated on Photographic lenses OF Nast
ecllpses by straight, black lines, de-
noting new and strange substances.
The photographing of the eclipse
was hammered somewhat by the fail
ure of some of the best apparatus OF
which the country can boast. to ar
rive from Russia, whore II was sent
for the sun eclipse OF 1914. The
phenomena was photographed from
all possible angles. and the impedi-
menta was then sent to the port OF
CONTINUED ON page 81
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-06-09

With the French Army, June s.
The second Franco-American attack
near veuilly-Lapoterie and Boures-
ches which is continuing from yes
terday is reported to be brilliant
success.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-06-09

Paris, June S.-German airplanes
during recent raids on Paris have
made use Of an illuminating device.
which is combination of rocket
and clock movement.
The bomb is dropped and when Il
explodes 1t releases linen para
chute provided with cartridge con-
tanning substance with a magne-
stun base. This substance is light
ed automatically. 800 to 400 meters
above the ground. and for two min
utes projects an extremely bright
light over objects below.
The German aviators have carried
out their bombing operations with
the assistance of this light
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-06-09

Paris. June S.-The Germans con-
tinued today to lombard the French
capital with the long-range guns.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-22
DANClNo AND DRAMArIo
LIVE STOCK
poas CATS. PETS

INNe hhAet 40 10
hlHtpAlE IIP ONE I'm, registered maln
Nlrraa.r pop. u month. old CHAMPIONS
ON both Ndas. Address or uhuur W /
1runy son. Salln1. uts
.AlRtuNLE rUps -Nt Civ Veicnuar,
\ lo.rt''' nr .sls Registered stock
LIVE STOCK AND VEHICLES 81
noes For sale Ihorc 1854 q
HukSts Must br sold tn,. week. tvp
good ~nrk 'sars. ono dappir rray team
OF horses Weighing 1900 pounds, sHd
one c"1d dru tenn weighing 3dJI
p"Hnas tSN d. lnh Nnrth MnyheIl
HuKstS several sood worA horse, for
sale or trade Phone 80
WAGON For tafe one ~ uu Held
wagon. same 40 new, 800 Box gJ1,
JrrAs. OhlI
POULTRY AND SUPPLIES %
llFNS sixteen H. b. with fowl
house aud run fhons 2iSt.
lN' ...,...., audIc Iu.u.
hator win broodrr aud houses Write
Mrs b T. Ws'. Dawson Okla
WANTED LIVE STOCK 80
UOlSrftN MALE Wanted. young Hol-
stein malr Roy Frye. phone S9l3
NJ or TOMATO 1 200 bushels per are
no longer eausc surprise Please write
for partioulars. NJ. G MeGco, San Mar
rosk lrNa,
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BUSINESS PROPERTY
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
nnuars ZOE sALE

lNsr sUE Nrv broom hgnE.'a 'AS,1l
I'D. nuHtru veil located 500 'A''
a..t lkr rent usaE" ll'' a.
lurgr ug7 -rhrrproou 'soml
t1.n 500 will handle rent 80. ''
IRVING pf ACE New Groom hr' s,,sss
Is.rg pare price e. 500 ea} 80,
rcu room hn1galo~ IN rurk hl. .y,
fine iu eNrsg way price ~ n
cas-, isrr, j y simmons =
u,vum Bdg Phone 1i6i--j's.
NNTi " Six room hHnss.oF ~.
wood floors. g6raEe we'll syr'Ah' 10
ers rorrsr ioi. $3.50 terms '''
Realty GO phone 20
-purr EuCkFORn-r rworoom house - ~,
fl.aa let's we'll fruit trc"s AhA l'sr,y,
,lrps block from sithcr ,ar NE -,
Ni-H and South RockioN zee
p q puucsu.
eOITu SIDE Close 10 Catholic rhn'.
rgtI4u rofrc. lnt 3 stoD Hfo1n ~
are, STEPPING porch tvo Tire p.A-H "a,
two good 8 room modern N1nsNo" IL
ana rEa.f|i .ifr. absolutely th" e"h' -
psa slg 500 terms Tulsa N''"'
A. RnN#trH Hldr phone 30 ,
~urrf sfnF Eight rooms and en'',nssI, enn',,,sI,'
r,all Hrro.srsi gas and rit'rir .. 10.
buIrN f1r .osI wood or gar -
r.rs. OF HJlacc MaRn school
4uso.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-22

.rhNp TuslH. FSnk stautoa. plano
m1rr AMI agent Tor the famous Gibsou
Wnnd1'ws ana Euitafs. 22g Nofth NAN
Ihou, ipo1
PIANO IuNlNG At " Tor lew dsy,
un|F rritnishiHg and polishing 0f piano. .
81 and shou 1is South Main ussgc
warren REPAIRING Expert satrh ,nI
JcNrlp repairing done By roty Jsur.r,
Go chime clocks frperod b. q chime
.Iutk expect under yearly guarantee.
Phone tl5p. 40 South Main
ARR NnD WILL cORsErEn or are
How'd Tailored Illp Made 'o Measure
tar9cntrr Marquette liote. rhpue
aT7t
INSURANCE sirFer Young Real F,iute.
Insurance. lHNrsimsuts Phone 1870
.'sl. 3ti Robinson hldr
htiiNIlFlC massage treatment Tor ladies
given ct 'nur home Tor theumatism aud
rupt circulation Of tho blood ctc Phone
tt43 nr rAn ioo Fast Haskell
ROBfRI 3 LrHEkl ! clean your smot,
wall paper tsi paints. OH paints. fssru.
rnIciWlrr and ell interior decorations
NsD do classy vHHpaprrtuE clean high.
grade carpets. tapestries Nrurers Win =
modrtn French method ~ my own uris
mating restores beautiful rolors anI
brishicus like new Third street and
hnumcr Cordovs Hotel phone isli.
KOBtVr g lchr\U 1 clean your smok V
w Varsr Nat paints oil paints. ttss,o.
ralelwin,. aud All interior decorations.
t'so do classy Wellpap,riug clean high
grpio carpets III tsuios Srn"rrs with s
modern French mtthod o' my own ori.l.
Mating restores beautiful coloru aud
trtrht,us ilka new li5L Fast Ilr.t
'itee' tor'ovs Hotel fhnu" ass
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BOSTuN. H. G2l Furnished room close
iu. down stairs Phone ltbl
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CLEANING AND pYEINu

SANITARY MATTRESS co -NAtre,se,
renovated returned homo sane day
Phone ptagr bIlp
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-22

rhNo TusrH FSnk st.ntoa plsno
toner AM agent Tor the famous Aibsou
wnnd1.ius aud Euitars 22g Nofh MAN.
hone ituf
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-22

iu down stairs Phone SCOT
nCcktNGnAM romg,, The southland
on suite t34 rs.t Eleventh sue,t
BoulpEH 81, no. Nicely furnished
sauthwest room Ia gcotrusu. Phone
a5ps
nortlAR e. lor Ni,e, furnished
sleeping room rlour tlbt.R
nortpEW y 7li Two large dspplns
rooms tor rrui
InRNpY " III Nsely furnished sIorp.
Ing room iu modern homr private ra.
trance suitable Tor rwo gentlemen Phone
CHEYENNE ~ 2lt APARTMENT one
ulcsl, furnished room gentlemen oul,
Phone 3ppt
ICINONNNrl y iul5 Ono or more
GJlcrpiug tuoWn with privilege ut kitrhvu
! to partts without children, private
tome
| IClNCINNAtl s.. tt2 Large fouth room
lu private home modem close iu tsn
! single n'dst Erntlenen preferred, refer
uucrs required
IptNNtH IS Large modern front sleeping
/ toow rcntIumfu lhour iuln
IpENNFR s got Urnuemcn roommate
raoisi rhor, uli
IpFrRuIr s. Ul South front bedroom
tcooud floor convenient io bath Phone
IprrRolr s. lur ono nrse Naemns
! room close boo gentlemen rtour IaEt q
|tlHlrU vs. gHp South ltdlurm pu
closest. Can .5u
itWuup lNg. Ntrgs mrosrsd
room private N1Ws urtfrrrrIi lauI.s 900
rlot,l hr,shiaH n d.sreI references
/ rcpW..t rN"n lt.u
ItLWeon o9 Nr.a tru.arl roop.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-22

Room $40 Hotel TulsY ia o., ~ ia.
day Don't nN.r,
WANTED Y,ur. u.... ..t..t .t.....t
u.,,.,.,
,....., ',, '''.,'' ".Ah 'n "T,hA'lnE
- ' .''l''l NHNN'E
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INSTRUCTION

EDUCATIONAL AND MUSICAL -
lklNAIE s'liuoL- Mics fanuiugs pri
vat" school. shorthand uyprsuNrr 2l0
south Cheyenne NN teach students
h' Mo- hour Usage $3.50
Ut tNIk Nrrr,diisd teacher viii O,s
Nu'4to tuIihu loo grad, work g-Nru
years rNp'rivIHr Boo thragp pablo
t. HnoI N1l World
DANCING AND DRAMATIC so
b\NtlN6 -Mrs johnson. dancing l4atruc.
tor Hotel TULSA Phone room 1hA Tor
appointment
WANTED INSTRUCTION 62
THE TULSA BUSINESS COLLFQA --CNu
quality you Tor good position ~ tho
th'r''st time possible. lup Eap Third
Phone ltrp
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-22

SrENpGRApUFR Experienced ttsrog
rsphtr and office assistant. good salary
auI permanent position With opportunity
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-22

ron SAFE issaou Republic truck ell
most new
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-22

nKESSMNkfR nrrssrs suit, aud blouse
evening dresses speciality Usage 1900
lg3 West Cameron
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PERSONAL PROPERTY
Second & Boston Phone 195

TULSA Security CO.
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BUILDING AND ooNsTRUCTISG ga
NluN vARrtNrfR amor IA West
flrst street phone Usage dI7- Get 100
llue with YOUR nrishhor and have us DO
your spring work Oarly We will change
,torr fixtures and DO All Mind, Of re
paif Nurl give us trial Fred Stuckcr.
lrup
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-22

Formerly the southland
Rooms 81 pc. ds, aud up also rooms
ON suite iA4 ta-t Eleventh sucst
BOuLpER s., no. Nicely ufpi,hcd
southwest room To grutlemcu rhopo
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-22
WEARING APPAREL

RbiNCuNf>- rtat Fcer nc sin outside
T.. Wat AHhhor Goods Iarurr nIdg
IGlrd and Main
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Service
II rCgcB Co.
Of oklahoma
214-216 +. Second st.
Phone 6S06.

ron sALE- isA ton Republic truck a.
mest new
AUTOS Two Hudson super si,rs. r,.
terHer I Overland A.pRsscuErr I \rI.r
TpsuenGeri 1 Maxwell a.passrnrtf. 4
Ford delivery I Dodge '.pSssoueor o.
Ford tnufinr and roadstrrs Auto sa.
wage 90 2i5 EaV Second
ini7 MARNON % Touring ,ar r,tlA
wheels and tires. ruu o,Oo0 miles. m
frat class condition prize o. 900 Ir0rr
1880 'or demonstration
WE WANT your used cars, ANY condition
for Wrecking PURPOSES Mhl pay spot
eash Auto salvage. 2lh Fast SECOND
AUTO SUPPLIES AND REPAIRS II
AUro STORAGE At rsasouabl, n's.
dead storAgs ouly Ne cell rsrs nU ..r.
nission Can Usage 1858
REPAIRS
comrist asfortment ot rrrsIrs parts far
tie ioliawing make OF cara. Ma. aud vito
n-Ae,s shipped tpmc day received. q u ID
A5hnrn Apperson Allen,
bmrk Cadllsa Chalmers.
Chevrolet, Col, Courier
vi y Ems son, Elmofc
IN, rsti. Fisndria, @. " Track
Infton. HaJnes hupmobuc
NrnAsfsen Howard hamdalr
Er1 Rnes. Kina. Little GbHt.
SiseLeit Michigan, Marion
NeywrlI Moon overlsne,
DnkiAnd. Oidsuob,le ono
ptirs fa,,erson, rope Tribune
p,,ry. Peerless, Pope Hartford
Isetnrj Pnliman REQ,
q ri Regsi. Rsmbler
eo,Sehater srredNen kaaou.
Z oidnrG psytoa rh9mss
VsIie Vui,sn warssS pftroit
Also Bosch maFnites, f9lls "'' N'ea "fes
sn.sled 10 stout al az Tines
N'" :" AFRO RALVAGE,
sli EAst Second 81
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PROPERTYFOREXCHANGE
EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE

Q EAUHAkuE HEAL ESTATE n
TO EXCHANGE rm h.atrss lots lr
mineral lr.t or southern oklahoma al
within three blocks of center Of town
srd depot fof modern home iu luIsl.
This includes interest boo secret kHuwI
,4g. ~ Placer go.I aud fsaI proposition
Box A.1g care World
EQUITY WUl trade equity m gu or -1
aclr1 Of good land i1r automobile rhonc
SOS
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-23
tnITED EFFORT
Or ALL POWERS
REQUIRED
League Of Nations Easy TO
Form, He Thinks,

(. LONDON, Dec, 2J-ViSeount Grey,
former secretary for foreign affairs,
hs, written, at the request OF the re-
search committee OF the League OF
Nations Union. an Introductory note
\ 70 pamphlet entitled The Peace
Conference and After"
After urging the great opportunity
afforded By the peace conference for
taking practical step IN the direc-
lion OF forming league OF nations,
viscount Grey says:
at is not necessary for. the peace
conference TO create a league OF ma
rions. The conference will in itself
be a vital beginning OF such a league.
All that is absolutely necessary is that
il should not commit suicide but keep
aself alive by adjourning and leaving
4 permanent organization instead OF
dissolying itself and destroying its
machinery.
More Is Desired.
This is not all that is desirable, but
Il is all that is essential. A beginning
that has in \ vitality and power oi
growth is better than more comp
and more attractive creation that has
NJ lie. One is living thing while
the other is piece OF furniture.
1.-Two more points would especially
commend to careful and sympathetic
confederation One is the possibility
OF applying the principle OF trustee
shin 10 those vast tracts, especially
Africa. where no independent national
government Of the native inhabitants
can he formed. The other is emphasis
on the earnest advocacy OF the part
10 be taken by the United States IN
helping to give effect to this principle
OF trus,eeship and in the council OF
the world. Without the United States
any council or league OF nations will
soon he little better than the old con-
cert OF Europe which was spoiled III.
variably by intrigues within 1t and
split into opposing groups.
United Effort Needed.
ut has required the united efforts
OF the allies and the United States
20 win the war OF right against wrong
and to make peace. 1t will need the
united and continuous, although peace
full action OF all OF them to maintain
peace.
"lt would be as fatal TO the future
OF the world ior the United States to
relapse into the old idea OF strict iso-
lation. as IT Would be for any power
20 revive the German policy OF sep
ara,e conquest and domination 1t is,
believe, in this spirit and for this
purpose ,ha, the people OF this coun-
try desire close and cordial relations
with the United States. We think the
people OF the United States are
conscious OF the great beneiicient in
fiuence they exercised on the history
OF the world by the part they took in
(his war. We cannot believe that they
will let this influence abate or die
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part Of EBERT
CABINET QUITS;
CAMP A|eN WARM
Majority Socialists Believed
Sure Of Victory,
By The Associated Press.

ZURICH, Dec 2j.-(Havas)-The
Ebert government in Berlin is re
ported TO be faced with another crisis
through the resignation Of the minor
i,y members of the cabinet.
Political circles in Berlin, another
report says, are agitatcd by 4 rumor
that General Groener, who succeeded
General Ludendorif as chief quarter
master general. has threatened to seize
Berlin with troops tina, have remained
faithful il order is not rc-establ'hed
there shortly.
BERLIN, Sunday. Dec. p. - The
bourgeoise parties in Germany are
striving to erect solid front against
the majority socialists in the coming
skeletons to the national assembly.
The elections are only four weeks
sway and the former right and center
1orties are still much disorganired.
r.sThe Ebert-Haase government has
keen strengthened in It's position by
u action OF the recent revolutionary
congress, which not only widened the
jurisdiction OF the cabinet but placed
81 its disposal a serviceable central
committee Of soldiers and workmen'S
councils. This has been interpreted
a. marking the defeat Of the proleta-
rian extremists.
Az the majority socialists are vir-
tialiy in command of the central gov
ernment and dominate the local gov
ernments throughout Germany. they
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-23
Chaplin, Who Killed Wife to
"Save Her," Is Found to Be
Sane; Faces Trial for Deed

NEW YORK. Dec. 2i-(Spccial
Charles l.. Chap.n. city editor oI
the New York Evening World ior
twenty years. will he tried iof muf
der lie Is found legally sane. and
pronounced 10 have been mentally
reSpoUSlble a, the time when lie killed
his wife, in the report filed hy the
commission IN lunacy appointed hy
Judge James 7. Malone. court OF gen.
efal eSssions. 20 inquire into Chapln'
mental state.
Chapin shot hi, wife. Nellie, Sep.
,ember 10 IN the Hotel Cumberland
Ills explanation at the time OF hl,
arrest was that. being in dire financial
straits, he had Killed her rather thln
leave her 20 become a piupcf. and
that he had meant also 10 Kill himself
lie stuck 10 this story before the
lunacy commissions Who were
George W. Wickcr,am. former ai,or.
ney general Of the United States. DR..
Smith Ely Jelliiic. alienist. and La.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-23

that Chaplin was hopsle,sly in debt
b/ 1913, having thrown in every re-.
source he could hy hands on, includ.
ing bonds which he had held as
guardian.
Under creditors pressure he be-
came panic stricken" fearing arrest,
exposure IN tho matter Of his guard.
ianship and perhap, 10 his employers
in the matter OF his story abou, the
viii. and ruin.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-23

mar Hardy, former corporation eoun.
sci,
The Chaplin lunacy hearings were
he'd behind closed doors. with no one
admitted but Chaplin, the lawyers aud
the Witnesses This had been the pro.
po,al oi Abe Levy, Chapin's lawyer.
Members OF the Evering World staff
and employees OF hotels where Chaplin
had lived were among those who ,esri-
fled Former Police Commissioner
Waldo, who had known Chapln init
nlilcly, was witness
\ digest OF the eylderce occupies
twenty nne typewri,ten pages lIenii-
mn Duke i' named as having loaned
Chapin 500 n bonds, which Chaplin
delivered to bonding company. there
b" relieving himself OF the demands
of a Milwaukee court TO whicl he
was responsible because oi his man
agcment as guardian Of the property
oi ward
Elsewhere in the report I, +, stated
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-23

probably will enter the election fight
as solid majority irrespective oi the
future action of the independent so-
cialiSts or the spar,acus group.
The national assembly will be called
10 order ten days after the elections,
which will he held January ~ The
session will continue eight weeks
Cities which are urging that the ma
tional assembly meet there are Frank.
fort. Cassel, Eriu,. Beyruih, Wcimrr
and Nuremburg. Berlin is likely 10
be overlooked as the progress of the
congress held last week convinced the
out-of town delegates that Berlin is
too noisy.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-23

lie 90, the feyolysf--just ate,
his arre,, in September, he said Il
was one Rhiuelan1ef Waldo had given
him-and began TO consider a violent
way out OF hi, troubles Ills vile "a
described q, a delicate little woman,
weighing lOJ pounds, always helpless
and nefyour 1iey had been married
,hifiy.nine years and the uneon.
tradicted testimony Is that their rela.
tions had been sinbulafly devoted"
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The Others Were Away.

willie" she said to the young iel-
low holding her hand, II love YOU
better than anybody IN this country"
lie was IN raplures. Are YOU
sufe2' he asked. in Joyous mood
"Ycs" she reiterated. "sufe Charlie
ia IN Scotland. Frank i, in Ireland
and Jack and Harold lett ior France
Yesterday" - Pittsburgh Chronicle
Trlerflph
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-23
Quality
Service
Market Special for Monday and Tuesday

We have the fanciest lot of Turkeys
ever offered in this market, per 10. 40c
Dressed Geese, per lb. ............38 38c
Dressed Ducks, per ID. b.......,..,40 ,40c
Dressed Hens, Csc; Dressed Springs, 40c
Pork Loin Roast, Csc; Spareribs, Csc
Fancy Christmas Lambs Legs, per h. 40c
Shoulders ID. 35c
Fancy Shoulder of Beef, per ID. Csc
Supreme Link Sausage, per lb. .35c
Supreme Skinned Hams, per ID. 49,. 40c
Majestic Bacon, per ID. .........., 40c
Crescent Pure Pork Sausage, per lb. .4Oc
Jones' Dairy Farm Sausage, Country
Style and Link Fresh Oysters.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-23

crowd, Of Germans on the sidewalks
They carefully suppressed any emo
ton, they might ha = fell, ne
French did not uof bu, continued
nof,hward 20 n sector they will oe.
ctIpy along the Rhine.