davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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FIGHTERS HEAR OF REPLY.
News Reaches the Front Very Late
In the NiGht.

AMERICAN ARMY HEADQUARTERS IN
FRANCE. Oct. l2-lo p. M-Germany's
reply to president Wilson's note was
received by wireless at army head
quarters tonight. 1t was not communl-
Gated to the fighting lines until much
latei.
The news of Gernany's acceptance Of
President Wilson's terms was sent from
army headquarters to the headquarters
OF the various corps, and thence to the
commanding officers at division head
quarters, where it was expected it would
be relayed to the men in the most for
ward lines,
Every signal corps wire was utilized
to spread the news and runners were
detailed to supplement this means OF
communication.
The sun., 1918-10-13
CONCRETE DEFENCES
TAKEN BY AMERICANS
Line Won After
IS Hour Bombardn1cnt.
ny GERALD CAMPBELL.
Special Gable Despd,cA 10 THE SUs from the
London Times Serrice.

Lo"oo" 1'"'eS ee'''ce'
Copyright. 1918; all rights reserved.
WITH THE FRENCH ARMY. Oct. IL
The Americans In the Argonne region
have broken through the defences OF the
Kri.mhi,de line capturirg tho nor,ho-,
no -,s =, C,,na, 1I-ooa IS,n,, ,s..n
80 .s,ha ,s,,. nou'
VI oo''ioai u'''e"' Peceueo the at'ack'
curing Which 'ne "erHahs tried' despite
the shell fire, to create new line in
No Mans Land. They worked fever
ishly and energeticaliy, but the Ameri-
The sun., 1918-10-13
Railway From Metz to Flan-
ders Almost Within Grasp
of Allies.
FRENCH TAKE VOUZIERES
British Only a Mile From
DOuai, While Enemy in Cham
payne Flees Rapidly.
Special Cable Despatch TO TIE SuS.
CopyriGht, 1915: al rights rsserrsd.

LONDON, Oct. 12.--The results of to-
days fighting on the front In France and
Belgium indicate that tremendous de-
velopments are impending and may be
expected within the next few days. Inn
portant moves by all the allied armies
from east of Lens to the Meuse threaten
10 turn the German retirement into a
disastrous retreat
The advance OF the Americans north
of Verdun TO Sivry places them within
sixteen miles OF the great lateral rail-
way behind the German front connecting
Lille and Valenciennes with Mezieres,
Montmedy and Metz. which soon will be
under the FIRE Of American artillery
Once this direct line OF communication
has been made unavailable for the trans
portation of troops all the German lat
eral communications will be thrown
back north OF tho Ardennes and very
much impeded.
British Before Douai,
In the Cambrai-St Quentin sector the
British and Americans are pressing the
retreating enemy SO closely that 1t Is
doubtful II the Germans will be able to
make a stand for more than a few days
on the defence line which they have pre-
pared hastily to protect the northern
part of the great trunk railway. This
defence line is said to run from Valen-
ciennes to the Meuse. The Allies are
approaching the line OF the Disc. !ncrcas-
ing the threat to the German lines of
retirement through Belgium.
The British are only about a mile
from Douai and are expected to enter
the city tomorrow morning: II was
effectively flanked two days ago. The
German troops in this district have re-
tired behind the Sensee Canal, closely
followed by the British, who have cap
tured half dozen villages
st. Aubert. Avesnes, Villers- Gauchies
and st. Vaast northwest of lie Cateau,
have been cleared by the British, who
also have captured Arleux and Corbe-
hem, on the west bank OF the canal.
Further north. in the Lens region,
Field Marshal Hsig reports tonight that
the British have taken the villages Of
Montigny. Annay and Harnes.
Great Retreat I'm Champagne.
The whole French front from the Sois-
sons-Laon road to Grand Pre-, In the
northern part of the Argonne, is moving
north. The Germans are evacuating the
noted Chemin des Danes. in the Laon
district, the capture OF which cost them
many thousands OF lives. They consld-
cred the position impregnable and an
effective bar to any attack from. the
south French and italian troops are
following them closely as they retreat
Further east the French have crossed
Continued on Third Paoe
The sun., 1918-10-13
UNCONDITIONAL SURRENDER.
This. Says Secretary McAdOo, Is
the Meaning of Reply.

CHICAGO. Oct. l2.--The text of Ger
many's reply to President Wilson's In
auiry was communicated tonight to
Secretary McAdoo just before he de-
livered a Liberty Loan address. He
said:
What this Government demands,
based on President Wilson's messages
and speeches. is unconditional surrender,
and II this reply is authentic It means
just that
The sun., 1918-10-13
Lloyd's Makes Peace
Wager a Good One
Special cable Despatch TO The sUS.

Copyright. 1918: all rights reserred.
T ,ONDON, Oct. 12.-Brokers at
Lloyd's to-day showed their
belief in a prompt peace by in
creasing the rate for insurance
against a peace by January l to
30 guineas per 100 pounds
(s15O premium for an insurance
Of about $475). which is
equivalent to a bet at decreased
odds that peace will be made by
that time.
Earlier in the week many poll
cies were taken out at a pre-
MUM of 25 guineas ($125 on a
policy of about S475.).
The sun., 1918-10-13

The believes that the
the Powers associated with the Government of the United States
also take the position taken by President Wilson his address
The German Government accordance with the Hungarian
Government for the purpose of bringing about amsce declares
itself ready comply with the propositions of the President regard
o evacuation.
The German Government suggests that the President may
the meeting of mixed making the
The sun., 1918-10-13
BIG BOND SALE
ON LIBERTYD DAY
Poston Passes Allotment, but
Other Large Cities Are
Still Behind.
n. Y. GAINS $48,477,75O
Total for This District Now
$562,275,15O, 81 Per
Cent Of Quota.
\. Y. GAINS $48,477,75O

Because Of the celebration of the holi-
day throughout the nation complete fig
ures Of the subscriptions 60 the Fourth
Liberty Loan OF $4,000, 100000 were not
obtainable late last night, but four Of the
districts reported an increase for the
twelfth day of sl1l.422,050. bringing the
total Of the nation up 20 2,3s1,29s,250.
with eight districts to be heard from for
the twelfth day.
The districts reporting for the twelfth
day were Boston, Chicago, New York
and Philadelphia. With the latest fig
ures Boston has subscribed to $3.50 per
cent Of her quota, Chicago to 46.49,
Philadelphia 1920 and New York 1928
per cent.
Days Gains Here S4s.477,3So.
New Workers. continue to turn a deaf
ear TO the appeals to speed up subscrip-
tons, and the figures announced by the
Federal Reserve Bank OF New York
yesterday showed subscriptions OF S4s,-
477,750, gathered on the twelfth day,
bringing the total for the twelve days
up to s5s2,275.15o. or only 3l.2 per cent.
Of the quota. This compares with SIS
per cent. TdlScu III lic thf'N -
Loan campaign during the first twelve
days Bonds sold on the twelfth day
compared with $6s,672,650 sold on the
preceding day.
For the twelve days total subscrip-
tons should have been $l,136,s42.2OO for
the Second Federal Reserve District
based on the daily aggregate that
should be raised during the nineteen
days drive to reach the quota or w.
500 900 900.
To accomplish its objective the FED
eral Reserve District OF New York viii
have to raise $l76.s17,SS5 daily for the
remainder OF the campaign. or nearly
four times the volume at which sub
scr!ptons are being received.
Brooklyn is again reported to be at
the head of the five boroughs Of Greater
View York, but 1t also is behind what 1t
should have raised.
subscriptions by BOrOuEhs.
Total subscriptions announced by the
Federal Reserve Bank OF New York
for each OF the five boroughs Of Greater
New York follow
NEW YORK CITY.
The sun., 1918-10-13

the evacuation The German
which has undertaken the responsibility this step
toward has been formed by conference and with
the majority Of the Restag The Chancellor supported
all of his actions by the will of this majority, speaks the
of the German Government and of the German people.
Berlin, October the twelfth
Signed. SOLF,
State Secretary of Foreign Office.
The sun., 1918-10-13
GERMANY YIELDS TO WILSON'S TERMS
ASKS HIM TO ARRANGE AN AROZZSTICz
WASHINGTON FEARS A HOAX IN NO77


M/ASHlNGION Ot 12The unofficial of reply of German
- to President WILSON, questions Of October fouows:
In reply to the questions Of the President
OF America the German Government hereby declares:
The German Government terms laid down by
President Wilson his address of January eighth
subsequent addresses the foundation
justice Consequently its object entering would
be only to practical details of the application these
The sun., 1918-10-13
Officials Receive News With Suspicion.

Officials here tonight received the with admitted
SURPRISE but declined absolutely to place faith in the Ger
man Intentions With excitement rapidly mounting fever
pitch these officials calmy counseed against forming
opinion that Germany had really the
fer meant the end of the
Diplomats heard the in silence and with suspicion
that something somewhere and that the
States and the Entente being made the victims
the subtle Teuton propaganda against which they have
warned since the earliest days of the war 1
Nowhere was the view unquafedy expressed that
the United States could not take the question of promoting
without serious embarrassment itself and its Allies
In short the United States and the Allies many believe not
want to enter into discussions with the enemy even
though he be ready to save himself from the punishment he
coming by crying out for parey before hit harder
Until the official text received it is difficult for these
officials to judgment because much depends on the
minute shadings in the wording Of the German note The
text given out in Berlin and flashed admittedly gives
little ground for believing that the Germans any
reservation in accepting the Presidents demands although at
ention is called to the German suggestion that he President
occasion the meeting of mixed commission making
the necessary arrangements concerning the evacuation
The sun., 1918-10-13
Germany May Seek to Regain Her Colonies.

This idea of "mxed commission" would mean that
German representatives we'll American and Entente
representatives would have hand in framing arrange
men 1t undoubtedly would that the German Govern
men would expect the German colonies evacuated by
Great Britain and Turkish territory simultaneously
with the evacuation of invaded territory by the Germans
is stated authoritavely that the United States and the
Entente would agree have the question of territorial
evacuation decided by mixed commission and that terms of
evacuation would have be dictated by the Powers arrayed
against Germany But in the text published in Germany
The sun., 1918-10-13
Premier FIees In Disguise.

AMSTERDAM, Oct. l2.--Vaseil Rado-
slavoff, who resigned the Bulgarian Pre-
miership last June, has fed from the
Bulgarian capital disguised as a German
ofiicer. say advices from Sonia.
The sun., 1918-10-13
MIXED COMMISSION PLAN A SNAG;
MAY MEAN RETURN OF COLONIES
Allies Will Insist on Debating Terms Regarding
Evacuation of Invaded Territory--14
Points Must Be Interpreted
Before Warfare Stops
Special Dss,s,cA 10 TEE suS.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 12.-Germany has replied to Presi-
dent Wilson accepting his terms agreeing in
territory and endeavorng to offer proof that the Ger
Chancellor speaks not only for the German
but for the German people.
The text of the German reply flashed here tonight
identical with the text given to the people Berlin
mot the official version yet be received State De-
partment.
The news broke like bombshell official Washington.
is 1t sincere peace plea based the hope of avoiding
further punishment that the scales begun to turn
against Germany gigantic hoax the master
strokes of cunnngy devised Teuon diplomacy? The ques-
ton remains unanswered pending receipt of the official
and may not be answered then until practical
straons required of Gemany good of the value
of the Imperial German Governments promises.
The sun., 1918-10-13
-Subscriptions-
Ranordad Total

n Y. City. 1854 100 sy7, ,3is 80 1891 $50
Subscriptions for each OF the eight
sub-districts of the Federal Reserve
district OF New York follow:
RITR.DINTRICTH
The sun., 1918-10-13
10000 club Get. Ia4 Recruits.

The roster OF the Ten Thousand Dol
lar Minimum Limit Club" was enlarged
Yesterday by the addition OF 124 new
hames. 80 that the club now comprises
"oI men and women who have srb-
tcr.oed for $4,000 or more OF bonds.
The sun., 1918-10-13
sUB-DISTRICTS.
-subsriptions--
Recorded Total
CITY ,3,isS. .ai7 900 tli, ,isl. $50 $40, ,eos 600
Total for dis

Total for dis
trict .,lsoo.ooo.oOo .st77TJo ,5s2 275 l5o
Residents on Long Island outside of
That part included in New York city
have kept on the jump with the result
That 500 per cent. OF the quota for that
section was raised in the frst twelve
days
The sun., 1918-10-13

(con,inued on Fourteenth Page,
The sun., 1918-10-13

C0ntInued on 7eMth Pags.
The sun., 1918-10-13
subscriptions by BorouEhs.

Total subscriptions announced by the
Federal Reserve Bank OF New YORK
for each OF the five boroughs Of Greater
New York follow:
NEW YORK CITY.
The sun., 1918-10-13
WEATHER FORECAST.

FAIR to-day; fair and cooler tomorrow;
fresh southwest winds.
Highest temperature yesterday, 66; lowest. e.
Detailed weather reports last page.
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STOLEN AUTOMOBILES
$50 REWARD

Stolen from the streets Of Walter
Saturday night. July 20, one Ford tour
Ink car. 1913 model. practically new. en-
zine No. 2b2b5o9 tag No. $3.50 one front
casing hns an inner boot about ls lnchos
long. made Of nm old casing Jim short
ridge. owner; I25 reward for return n
car, and izb reward Tor conviction Of
thief. Notify Sheriff S. c. Coleman. AZ
Walter. okla.
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AIR coMPREssoRs. on ENGINEs


AIR coMPREssoRs. OIL ENGINES,
GEN ORATORS AND MOTORS
No. Lone lngersoll- Sergeant Drill
company, Corliss, cross compound, two
stage, air compressor. and 800 II. Wheeler
surface condenser. Size air cylinders
lT'xs0 and $3.50. Size steam eylln-
ders 20'x30 and ll"xsO" When operat =
Ing under 0o-pound boiler pressure
will work against O-pound air pressure,
Steam consumption does not exceed 20
pounds per horsepower.
No, 2--One Rand Drill company, Cor.
liss. cross compound, two stage, air com
pressor and 200 #. WorthinRton sur
face condenser. Size air cylinders Tx
20 and g'x2O", steam cylinders 20'x20'
and l2'H2O', When operating under n
loO-pound boiler pressure will work
against a a0o-pOund air pressure. Steam
consumption per horsepower less than 30
pounds
No s-Two belted Class p Ingerson.
Rand company, two stage air compres.
sor, having 100 Gu. n. capacity al 200
r. p NJ, and work against 2S- pound air
pressure. Size cylinders high side i0A"x
ie and low side iek"xi6".
No, t--One Busch h-SulIer. Type B-s63,
40 h; P, liISl oil engine. direct con.
pole, 900 kVA. 200 RPM, 9 phase, 90
cycla, 1foo volt, gas engine type genera
tor with base, shaft, two bearings, amor
usseur. winding. field rheostat and ex-
S'tets. VlNVt puues anu COupinEh, also,
switchboard, complete in every detail.
Specification on thn EXETER Is General
bectric, NJ L., I pole. XIV, 1880
RPM, l2b-i2b volt, compound wound,
belt EXETER with pulley with sliding base
and field rheostat. The generator is new.
having been run about thirty days.
No; s-one $50 h. p: twin cylinder type
FIJI DelA Vergne oil engine specifica-
tions P-Patented June fsQ1--D-Ipi- $50
b D., nsltad to Western Electric type
s, is 40 No 4isss 100 XIV, 9 phase,
CO cycle, i,sOO volt, 900 RPM, generator
with Western Electric Hawthorne di.
rect currnnt 8 XIV, 1880 RPM, com
pound wound, type Ivc-io. No, s27.sO er-
citer. No belts furnished engine can be
seen IN operation. however the generator
ana excitsr are IN good condition but
have never been put into operation by US
No. s-one 20 b. D. General Electric
motor. : phase. 90 cycle. $40 volt. 800
Rpm with pulley, base. starting com
pensator. overload relay and no voltage
Al, machines In excellent condition and
can Be seen In operation. Can make i'm
o. J. sEtLfNGroN. City Manager.
Sherman. Texas
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KoDAKS, FILMS AND FINISHING

KODAK FILMS developed and printed
We do superior work. write for price
nst. We do not sacrifice quality for
speed Westfau Drug Company. Okla
homa City.
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CATTLE AND STOCK

FOR sALE--Hotstein hull, . Jersey cows
and several Duroc sowp. Phone LIS
GOOD MARI. buggy aud harness for
sale; SOS. rs Y. Ind,
TWO Jersey heiters. Phone Maple f5I5
Roger Wright
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MACHINERY AND SUPPLIES
PRIEST MACHINE WORKS co.

S01 East Drhnd Ave
IJpairing machinery, febofng auto
ana gas engine cylinders Welding brnE-
ING. fsgriudlug and cOrfugntink mill
rolls Prompt md efficient service
ONE Heidcr trnctOr, 1890. NJ model, With
one 5-bottom, H-lnch JamcsYllle plow
price, complete, 81. 100. A. g. Almack.
Deer Creek. OKLA
COtCkEfE MINERS, HOlsTs. ROCK
CNuSIlEHS Carried ~ STOCK
FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
WYLlE BROS. co.
826 WEST GRAND
For sALi.-Autlman A. Taylor tractor.
1890. almost ~ good as new, gears not
worn. has done nothing but thrcsh: can
De seen az work near Independence. a
bargain. c. ". Eadler. Independence,
Kan.
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LOST AND FOUND

LOFT Diamond ring 1917 N Harvey
liberal reward, notify Walnut 4s7l
sTRAYED or sTOLEN-grom gsth ard
Bania 10, north. brown Jersey COW,
about = years Old can Walnut J6H
Lost, az Belle Isle wednesday evening,
between dancing pavilion and beach.
gray suede leather handbag, containing
glasses, fountain pen, two coin putsch,
etc. Finder plonse keep money nnd re-.
turn other articles 70 B-3ig. Oklahoman.
LOFT I.ockht from watch foh. benrlng
letters, X. A. and cross, reward. II. 4.
Bufnhy ~ kerr'H
LOST At Rock Islnnd depot or some.
where on BrOadway. one small cameo
pin, with SAFETY catch Finder please
leave at office Of Harbour L0nEmire.
STOLEN From Exchange building d,
Pnckingtown "Wednesday evening. Rec
roadster; tag No. 1919 engine No 1862
can be distinguished by the frame oi
right front spring being bent ana left
lirht olh $50 reward will bo paid for any
Information leading 10 recovery Of car
All information please be sent 10 Okla.
homH Livestock Commission co. Phone
Walnut 3ils
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FINANCIAL
LARGE LOANS

Made on cattle and farms. Mnll appll-
ca ions Volney %. Leonard Co. Okla
homa city.
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LOST AND FOUND


LOST Square o. n. c. watch charm.
small diamond In center, on Frisco
train No. Ill, July 23, or between Santa
Fe depot and Lawrence hotel; leave with
Nj. keaddln, proprietor Lawrence hotel.
Ten dollars reward.
lost a valuable bunch Of keys and 4
ese u ptsS 4. WIKI. pSs swn rftSsn HSund, 70 y:
Broadway Circle and receive liberal re-
lLOsT-fwo fsmale sstfer Bird dogs, one
white and lemon, the other white.
black and tan; leb reward. Phone
Nipple 1871. Billy GrssG
|L0sT-silyer vanity case, July %, CON
taining 4. meal ticket postage stamps
Howard. August, isi7l' on inside re-
|turn 10 owner and receive reward at COZ
E 10th: Walnut lp1s,
thres coiored gold case. black leather
hob, metal statue OF Liberty, II found,
please return q sia HerskSwits BLDG.
L0fT-A karat diamond, set In Sfnd
Masonic ring ofnblem. Finder return 10
o. X Transfer Storage Co. and receive
fewsrd.
tIOsT-From the Kennels OF Billy CraIT
on the North Canadian river, near
Oklahoma City about July .. small fe-
lemon .colored ears. win pay ifS reward
for information leading 10 her recovery.
3. " Hartis. Telephone Walnut ~,
LOST sun1Ay night on N Broadway,
| 2-carat diamond, sst IN belcher mount
Dng. liberal reward n returned 10 ~ n.
Broadway. PhoNs Maple i5ss.
DfRAyED-TwS Jersey ksifsfS Phone
nsple ln1 Roger wrisht. ~ ".
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FOR sALE-Two second -nund boilers II
Ia the market. II Will pay you to inyss-
ugntf these. Wylie Bros. Co. S76 West
Grand
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PERSONAL

DIR. GRAToPP - vitapathic Physician
nervous and chronic ailments q spe.
eialty. Examination Free. 800 Baltimore
Bldg
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Kitchens Hotel
Exchange
Reliable Posted Exclusiys
HOTEL BROKERS

II years actual expsrieucs in hotel
business
FOR sALE--A print shop IN heart OF
city; fine fixtures. first floor OF brick
building: have lease on building for t1s
per month; price. ei.eoo. OF easy terms
or VII taks 1000 printer - partner. Call
=. !" ;ssi ;SsssitAEsoxl TTSssu5s:SS COMPANY, .
sos-l Lnsuanes nld9. Mao -
TAKE A CHANCE 5cT : 7SS{6Ss only
one party With q. .Seo: ISkitimsts enter
prise. KIN. oklahopAAs
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MACHINERY AND SUPPLIES

MOTORS AND GENERATORS repaired
bought sold. work guaranteed. Phone
Walnut SO, Oklahoma Electric Co. Okla.
homa City
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

NEW AND SECONDHAND
BILLIARD TABLES BOWLING
ALLEYS. SUPPLIES AND
CIGAR FIXTURES
PATTEHsON 4 HOFFMAN.
AGENTS FOR
THE BRUNSWICK .BALKE
COLLENuEH co.
OKLAHOMA CITY. OKLA.
fOR sALE-Two second .nnnd boilers II
Ia the market, u Will pay you to inyss-
ugnh these. Wyllc Bros. Co. 976 West
Grand
FOR SALE - IJ.3O INTERNATIONAL
TRACTOR GOOD CONDITION. sUlT
BROS 800 WEST GRAND AVE
FOR SALE-Safss. vault doors and "a fety
deposit boxes, W. buy sell and ex-
change all sizes nt fair prices. 1902 West
Main Ct
SET second hand bank fixtures I'm good
condition, Write Milton H. Ehrlich
Lee. Huckius Hotel.
FOR SALE-Large wicker baby carriage
used only short time. Ike new, cost
1880 viii sell cheap. u w. 9Th. Wal
nut 23O9,>
1000 MERCHANDISE, stock clothing
~ AAAAAAilAkH ~ WY must WI ANNl FEh
N-SO1, OIL Exchange Bldg. Phone Wal
nut 5s?s
FOR sALE-stenotype machine, Ike new,
h6 cash. Stock Yards Cash Market,
S25 w. Main 81.
FOR sALEI-one 7-horse stake wagon
and one 2-horse delivery wagon. Okla
homa Paper Co, 30l f.. California.
FOR sALE-Toledo computing scn les
perfect condition. 500. Western Hotel.
$40 w. Main.
A LIFE TIME scholarship In one OF the
city.s business colleges. Reese Boyer,
rs W End Phone Walnut 65l.
FOR SALE new gas heating stoves
also furniture for servants quarters
Maple l5il-J
FOR sALE-A bargain; new navy blue
taffeta coat, size 40: slightly used
black dress hat 5l7 f. 10th.
FOR EALE-Comblnatio Hhlrt and col
lar machine. cuff and neckband ma
chine and body ironer. nearly new; cash
or credit Paul Graham. care Dinks Par
rish laundry.
FOR sALE-Chiid's bed. cost 1880, for
81: new. a bargain. Gil W. lth.
WILL buy Invalid chair, Henry Hasley.
Britton. OKLA.
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THERE ARE thousands. OF men aad
women who wish to follow business,
who can better their income wonderfuliS
by proposition from a lie Insurance.
company With nearly tl,0Jo.0o0 Of a.
sets and nearly third Of a century ofdS
II you are interested we would like 70
present II 10 you; oil communicstioao
confidential Address u A., Okiahofuau.
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FOR SALE 1890 INTERNATIONAL
TRACTOR. GOOD CONDITION, SOFT.
ABLE ron THREsHlNG WYLlE
BROS s2S WEST GRAND AVE
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OFFICES AND sToRERooMs
FOR RENT

DENTIST on PHYSICIAN
Wanted 60 snare nicely Furnished office
rooms with dsntlst
DIR, v II. NOwLiN,
20i Security Bldg Walnut 1884
GOOD office room for rent, no American
National Rank bdg Phone Maple 2l62
sTORfROOM 200 W End; 2sxlOO track.
age: No. ] location, wholesale or retail
John Alternately, Walnut g7O
COMPLETELY furnished office roob.
Ills state Natloml Bank Bldg. Phone
Walnut 67H6
FOR kENT-Offlco Fpacsl good loca.
iioni reasonable rent B-3J4. care ok.
hhom1n
FOH KENT- Office desk space, furnished
or unfurulshcd. Grain Exchange Bldg
Walnut 1860.