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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-11-16

ton as England was in in years. gone
by. Her exceptional credit position
gave her control Of world finance.
! The United States will not, OF
course, have the financial field to her
self Although England is saddled with
a heavy debt, it is not to be supposed
that she will remain PROSTATE On the
contrary, the burden will stimulate
\ her to greater efforts, just as after the
lNapoleonic wars, the debt she incurred
then brought her to the fore in the fl.
nancial field.
! France, too, is stronger financially.
The French people nave lived up to
! their reputation of thriftiness and the
French government has been highly
conservative in the handling of its
finances. 1t is said that the French
government has been for some time
buying up its obligations in foreign
markets, notably in London and New
4 York. Much Of the advance in the
price of French war issues in this
country lately, has been due to this
shrewd action of the French
! Italy, though a much poorer coun-
try, relatively, than her two great al
lies in Europe, is better off financial
ly today than she was four years ago.
Her bankers have built up connections
in London and New York, which will
stand her in good stead for years to
come.
OF Russia little can be said lust
now The only thing than can be hoped
for, is that the country can be saved
from Bolshevism, in which case the
United States, England and France
are ready to extend hand to help
her re-establish her economies. No
one appreciates the financial and
economic resources of Russia better
than the bankers of London and New
York and preparations have already
been made to turn that knowledge to
account
With the defeat of the central pow.
ers. there is brought to ruin country
that occupied the third place in the
world, from the point Of national
wealth and resources. What the state
OF Germany's finances is at present is
uncertain. What they will be in the
future Is mere guesswork. With her
foreign trade gone, her people loaded
with the obligations OF discredited
government and with the Prospects OF
an enormous indemnity, Gurmany's ii.
nancial greatness can be nothing but
a bySord for generations to come, The
same may be said of Austria.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-11-16
HONOR GREAT BRITAIN.

Springfield, Mass. Republican
There will be hearty response, un-
doubtedly, to the proposal that De
cember Z be celebrated by Ameri-
cans in honor of Great Britain's
achievements in the world war The
Initiative has been taken by the Sui
grave institution in association with
ia national committee of patriotic So
cieies, and as honorary chairman of
the executive committee DR.. Charles
w. Eliot gives the movement his cor
dial support. Great Britain has to
her credit a very great body of solid
accomplishment in the war, much of
which has been of an underlying
character, but little advertised in
newspaper headlines. 1t Is trite to
say that but for Great Britain Ger
many would have conquered Europe,
Without in any way instituting com
parison between the achievements of
the allied powers in this war, due
recognition of Great Britain's part
should come spontaneously from
every generous soul in America.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-11-16
Issued Extras

Donnellson Review: The Burling.
ton Hawk-Eye issued an extra edition
Monday morning announcing that
peace terms had been signed. The
Hawk-Eye has good list In Donnell.
son, but none of them received an
extra-they were sold on the train
going through here.
The Keokuk Gate City issued an
extra at the same time and for. the
same reason. The Gate City has a
fine list here, and they all received
a copy OF the extra-without add.
tional cost
The Hawk-Eye's extra shows enter
prise.
The Gate City's extra shows enter.
prise and appreciation.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-11-16
Mr.. MeAdoo,s "Familv Iov,,.uy

Kansas City Star: Secretary Nc
Adoo, with what Colonel Roosevelt,
would call fine family LOYALTY" &c,
sued statement last night in which
he said the allies suffered from lack
of unity of command before America
entered the war. "The first act of
the president" he continued. was II
compel unity of command under
denerai Foch. Why doesn't Mr.. Nc
Adoo let Marshal Foch know to
WI, whom he is indebted for his position /?
Inc marshal thinks 1t is to Lloyd.
george. he telegraphed the British
premier last week: Il do not forget
mat IL is to your insistence that /
owe the position l occupy today
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-11-16
SAVING Time

"a United States marine returninp
from the firing line in France tells
the following story:
a negro soldier had his arm taken
off by shell fragment. He souirmed
over the ground as if in quest OF
something. -
Lie still, and wait until the
stretcher-bearers come up his com.
rades cautioned. What are Won
looking for?" 80
Use looking for dat arm" replied
the negro.
Looking for your arm? What good
VIII 1t be to you? They can't sew II
on again.
Coolies. knows dat, but wants
de wis watch OATS on it"
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-11-16
Points Fer Labor Men - Ah.,.

New York Commercial: Labor will,
be IN strong position after the war
II it acts as political force to main.
tam wages on an artificially bigb
level, countries that take moro
sensible position will gain trade
and there will be less work for those
VINO ask too much. We have before
us the experience of Russia. where
factory workers demanded such higb
pay that the workshops were forced
20 close, II labor became more effi
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-11-16
Waterloo Times-Tribune.

Waterloo Times-Tribune: Kings
fall, princes fall, dukes fall. And
what a fall! The mighty are humbled
before the humble. The exalted and
Especially anointed stand out, stripped
of their false yestments, in their true
colors, disgraced and disowned. by
man, aye, shall we believe by God?
just God has suffered them; Just
J God has allowed them license te
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-11-16

It looks like the United States and the en-
tente allies would have to take up control of af-
fairs in the central empires if the wave of an
archy continues to gather force. The task of
making the world safe for democracy does not
end where license begins.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-11-16

A despatch from Washington tells that Presi-
dent Wilson has under consideration the ere
alton of a reconstruction commission which
should be a group of experts acting clear
ing house for the financial, labor and construc-
ton problems - By and with the advice and
consent Of the congress?
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-11-16

speak in his name, their foul mouths
freeking in blasphemy. We may well
believe just God dispatches them
He moves in a mysterious way. This
world is done with them. Thank
God.
Burlington Hawk-Eye: 1t is not a
wild, far fetched belief that many a
Stacker, pacifist and pro-German in
the United States now wishes he
hao made more pro-American
record In the last four years.
Muscatine Journal: The German
people have been party to the most
colossal crime in history. This elev-
enth hour reform will not save them
from paying the price of their trans
gression. Devastated Europe must no
rebuilt and the bill must be footed by
Germany. whether it be a monarchy
Or a republic.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-11-16

''Der tag will never be celebrated in Ger,
many as day of national thanksgiving.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-11-16

The power behind the throne has surprised
more than one monarch lately
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-11-16

Bed springs should be painted with
aluminium paint to save from rust.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-11-16

Foch will help Germany to keep her mind I'M
changed about that scrap of paper.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-11-16

Germany is out of the war, but she is not vet
out Of the woods.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-11-16

Dubuque Telegraph Herald: Now
that Germany has gone American
possibly our few remaining pro-Ger.
mans will decide to follow suit
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-11-16

'cfent as wages advanced the outloo'
would be better, but the contrary !.
the case in our shipyards and wols
shops. More pay for less work WI,
not keep the wheels Of industry i
motion.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-11-16

The weatherman is kindly helping out the
coal bin
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-11-16

Carpet sweeper and vacuum Clean
y are the best tools for cleaning rus
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-11-16

Charles City Press: It's difficult for
us to see what anybody should want
with towns bearing such uncouth
names as Uskub and Ishtib, but
they're probably just as dear to the
Serbians as Kankakee and Oshkosh
are to Americans
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-11-16
IOWA PRESS COMMENT.

Boone ws-Republican: The fate
of Debs and Haywood proves that 1t
is wise to observe the scriptural in
junction to avoid appearance of evil.
Des Moines Register: When the
history Of the war is written it will
not be necessary to devote an entire
volume to the doings of the German
navy.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-11-16
JUSTICE, NOT MERCY.

The German government, or what remains Oh
lit, and the men and women living within the
former empire are seeking to impress upon the
government of the United States that the terms
of the armistice concluded at Versailles are
''hard." First, DR.. Solf, who was a figure in
the one-time kaiser's cabinet, complained; now
appeals have been addressed to Mrs. Woodrow
Wilson and Miss Jane Adams Of Chicago, by
Gertrude Baeumer and Alice Solomon. who al
lege that they represent the National Council
of Women of Germany Discardng consider
alton OF the propriety of an appeal to private
individuals that they use influence, if they have
any, to the end that the armistice terms be
modified to prevent ''unspeakable disaster to
Germany, it may be well to recall the terms
which four years ago Count Won Bernstorff, the
German ambassador in Washington, declared
were fit to be imposed on France. Following is
what he proposed, and probably he spoke with
full knowledge of what were Germany's inten-
tons should victory be hers:
All French colonies and all northeastern
France be taken by Germany.
An indemnity of 400000000 pounds $4,000,
0000O0) to be paid.
A tariff to be established allowing all German
goods enter France free for twenty-five years
without reciprocity for French goods entering
Germany.
No recruiting to be allowed in France
All French fortresses be destroyed.
France to surrender 100000 rifles, 1000
10000 horses.
All German patents used in France to be pro-
tected without reciprocity for French patents in
Germany.
France to cut herself adrift Great Britain.
France make alliance with Germany for
twenty-five years.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-11-16

Millions of lives have been sacrificed, mil
lions of men crippled uncomfortable crimes
committed against women and young girls,
cities laid in ruins. And the criminal respon-
sible for this asks mercy at the hands of those
to whom she would have shown no mercy! And
this too, while German soldiers in Belgium are
committing acts of violence against inhabitants
and destroying and pillaging, contrary to the
terms of the armistice.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-06
SITUATIONS WANTED, MALE

WANTED Position I'm city by young man
Wi high school aud business college
education Anything considered AuHi
Tot employment Immediately CO. care
Oklnhomnn
hOUkKElpER ypIu. ull round office
man In class Z NJ dHn. employed.
wants change, fN y,afE experience
Cril ohlHh0mnn
WANTED Position with farm implo-
n"nt house, hettlng up farm machinery
ana demonstrating nffi ,lnu reference
Glen hhmpaOn ll2is West California -.
Oklahoma Cibl
BANKER. man above draft age, with
ample banking experience, wlHhrH
ClthltlHhlp 0r uHHlfiunt with good bank
J u. care OklHhumnn
EXPERIENCED young man wants Irr-
mnncnt position IN furniture and car.
pet frm O-N. care OkahOmHn
WANTED ny man with II years rtprr
irncn IN banking and management and
development ~ big propositions ON" who
IL WILING ANA able 10 prove hlH worth
not hy references, but by producing re-.
suits, satisfactory connection with H
growing concern where his ablllty and -.
ptflence can he used 10 IN advantage
only Glenn. legitimate proposition Vlll be
considered Explain ~ much M possible
IN first letter and personal interview Will
be arranged W.jO OklihomHn
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wANTED.To RENT

I-I-I-I.-I-T. - --------I- -
h.l .lINlD young hIy wants fN"ln'.','.
', I' ,Im5' "' ''''''
WAY TED lit man hnl VIE. WIN iWN
'hllhf'ni i"p IEhi h"u7'h''p'hF
l""'''' "'''''H' '- '"''''''"'"
THREE furnished housekeeping rooms,
with Fluk Boa Kitchen nN couple FOR per
nInn'n, ,"'n''-' ,nu "', .,. g,,,.,'N
.,,Ja" ,,,s '''' '''' '''''''''
"'''' ''''
NANIEl, Rent four OF hW-to"W iui .
nlsh"l house about February ~ MIENi
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED false toeth, / pay g. t0
tlH per full hri, also parts wanted.
PROMPT returns N GfTrnHpeU JrWrIrf.
llj Public HluHfe. Nashville. Tom.
RECOSD HAND clothing. highest price,
paid for mems suits. OycfCuuiH, hu1
shoes Phone Wal iiE
WANf ~ buy fuEH ana bottles. cope.
and htlHf, Hud rHoks NJ nll kinds IS
7lNG 400 d Robinson
tAsn pud fUf RdieH ana gentlemen 81
second hand clothing w $500
NANT 20 used tFp-NfIlrrr beet DiHu
pr.o puId Phone Wnl 1921 TNpr
writer ITlh1uEr
WANTED no HrY .Good second HInI
NulrrulIng 0utnt, with boiler and l'.
heating kettle. Address. Box iIl IrN,
DkIH
WANTED Shoe repairing NJ HIl t.I.
work guaranteed, prices fptHuHIl'l
rear 1919 West 18Th.
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Want Ad Rates and
Information for
Okldhoman-Times

~ vssh-da classified advertising rum
u ooth papers ~ one price hunda,
Q9lAho1an. one Issue. same rate as th'
q l Word Line Inch
o. time Sunday only ! i'io De- iio'
One time Daily OklhhO.
man and Times I i-?c D. 10,
THREE times Daily Okla
hcmsn and Times per -.
One week okkhoman
and Times per day, isbc 7c "
One month oklahoman
and Times per day, lc to III
Figure slr letters 10 the average word
and sir words to the line, twelve lines 10
the inch
An stock salesmen and promotion ad.
yertising carrios the one time rate
Sundays ads include Saturday of Mon
day Times at &c per word 81" per
An For Rents. Boarding and situation
Wanted. both Oklahomnn and Times. lc
An speculative and stock selling ad
vertlslng carries the one-time rate
Classified contract rates for Oklhho.
man and Times 900 lines 10 be used
within one year from date ~ contract
or contract for lines daily for one year
&c per line each issue. copy changed M
often A. doslred
No ad accepted Tor lees than 2jc
oRLAHoMAN AND TIMES RULES
: FOR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
IT. p ADS will he run eyCn days
only, when renewal will be A0llclted
CHARGE WANT ADS win not he run
longer than seven days without renewal
order.
ALL CHARGE WANT ADS ara due
and payable the same day fret insertion
for ad appears can out-of-toWn want
eds are positively cash In Hdyance)
ADVERTISERS should retain receipts
Fiyen by The Oklahomhn Times 10 pa
irons making payments over the Office
counter. a. no mistakes can be fectifod
without them.
I CLOSING HoT'Rs-An want ads 70
start IN The Oklnhoman must be IN the
office by $50 y. M on the day before I'd
10 10 run. All want ads 10 start In Times
must be In the business office not later
than u O'Clock on the day of publication
Branch office In Westfalrs drug store.
zoe West Main. Ia open daily NJ a. m,
and closes at ep m. with the exception
81 Saturday, when II viii be found omen
until $50 D m Want ads received after
closing hours will be inserted under the
heading TOO Late 10 Classify"
BLIND ADS-No answer 10 blind ads
will be given unless ticket IL presented
eds AnsN ~ 10 out town blind RdS
will be forwarded without cost
TELEPHONE WANT ADS are charged
At the pmo rate a. cash ads and collec-
tlons win he made At your home or Of
flee the same day first insertion of ad
appears; this IL an accommodation Herv-
fce and payments should always be made
promptly when the bill u presented Al
ways ask your telephone ad 90 he re-
pested back TO YOU ~ the telephone nd
tsker 20 mako sure that II has hren cor
rectly taken The Okiahomnn- gIHes can
not assume responsibility fof errors ~
any kind occurring In telephone adyer.
ffsements
UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES will
Ids he nisclassified The convenience NJ
the reader IL considered As well AZ the
advertiser.
a. PHONE ppN.B
ASK FOR WANT
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MALE HELP WANTED

AN ALI AROUND dfug store man. must
b. registered, Aalhp O. O0O puf year
Address l., care uklhhumhn
MIN WANTED 10 work at saw mills,
drive lumber ana hlE teams, g. 20 tu
o. iO fnf common labor. huhri hlp. no
house rent ~ mills " !. HAMS Lum.
hrr Co, tfum 'fr'k oFlH
BARBER Wanted st once must hs good
! workman. 80 guarantee, good f0f $50
| ilnS a. NlyF'illr Okla
WANTEp-Gppd nllnfnund blacksmith,
mo- houtrf good loh fUr the right man.
6RGE' at "".. '"'" Summers Duncan
UNION HAmuEn .. guarantee sperial
proportion tu trudy man Victor
lfnmr, chandler okn
FARM 1lANu .Geurud farm work An.
ply IN person iD, Maple Grove Fruit
FHrn. Q miles South YUKON. OkH
BARBER WANTED 80 40 guaranteed
for gODi WHn. rall NJ once. f. NJ
lHmenN klngnshor okla
WANTED ho, about ~ or N yenrs N
$50 ~ work around trunk factory and
deliver with Ford rnf. steady job fOr
good boy willing 10 work pollhck Trunk
Co. ~ Norlh lifnNdWH,
WANTED liookesprr und Bplsi. state
aye, experience uni salary expected
l.in. care nkinhumnu
BARBER WANTED STEADY fob. good
fur 81 tU 80 Mcdonald 4 Russell.
NuinngH uklH
WNNTEp-Nn Nrcneurei gardener 10
work un HhHfrs everything furnished
y q KUN. aaO Grain Exchange. Phone
Walnut i'rG
WANTEp. Men not subject to drnn 10
prepare fOr position NJ traffic manager.
salary $500 n year ~ better. experience
not necessary N willing IN learn Give
ull particulars In first letter Address
Mo care OklAhomnu
HuukkEErEHS aud office clerks, draft.
exempted. ~ ambition. who are willing
10 study and qualify FOR field that offers
hlg opportunities cos, care Okmho-
man
SHIPPING clerks NJ ambition. not sub.
isct to drafts 10 qualify Tor traffic
manager u.26, caro- Oklahomnn.
WANTED - Experienced bookkrcper Tor
lumber yard steady position state eK
perieure sou have and salary wanted
Address Woo caro- Times
WASTED
Stock Hnlesmen 10 sell preferred stock
dividend guarantee, bank reference.
something new. every auto owner IN
buyer. special contract for exclusive ter
filory This week investigate. 20s w ist
WANTED Reliable man with team 10
farm len.acro fruit tract ON shares
Call at 800 W 10Th H.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-06
FURNISHED HOUSES AND
APARTMENTS FOR RENT

,lCELY FrRNlsHED s-room modsfn
cottage aud garage b2i T. ON Et
lOt HENT-A uirrly furnished g-foom
cottage 500 W ON
ron RENT-A Groom furnished house
references required Gail N 21i3
NEWLY furnished 3.room apartment.
adults only 7ll West lfd Wal 1851.
. Room MODERN COTTAGE 4 rooms
furnished; adults only: poszosslon aun.
dW. v block from car line. good neigh.
hOfhODd gii n Bath
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UNFURNISHED HOUSES AND
APARTMENTS FOR RENT

l9gl EAST lGTH Flye.foom house. five
luir Wnl 6iGs
noon house for rent unfufnlshed
f.reruod.ln porch. well NJ water. fmlt
ttrH berries hnd gfnggs can 1927 West
tuI
IIuu.l. ROOM houHr i2g rUtuWhtnmir.
~ On, large rooms. 40 lOttuWHtO.
m.. 5000. each with barns, water fur.
rsNsd Wal 01N
ll,sr ~ March, for rrnl. modern eight
room house tO family ~ adults who
would appreciate o. nice place, 80 psf
month " 1851 7Oi T. glh
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ROOM WITH BOARD FOR RENT

LARGE ROOM modern home. good
meals very reasonable. Young men
preferred Maple 1905 227 East Sth
ATTRACTIVE hrgr furnished front
room: furnace heated. including meals.
private home. references required wal
Glll: 323 W 9th
ONE nicely furnished front room. CON
venlent to bath. board n desired JlG
West Frisco.
NICE rooms, with board. 32j ". an. or
Call NJ 1929
ONE large south front room. cory east
room good board, employed peopb
Wal $3.50
WANTED Two or three light hOusckecp-
Ing rooms ncur Broadway: any further
out than Fifth St, Will not he considered
Can Maple 1850
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SITUATIONS WANTED, FEMALE

WANTED POSITION Experienced lndy
sl,nugfaphcr. NJ present employed de-
sfcH change Address BOX i7l Okcmlh,
Okla
WANTED Hy experienced cashier po-
HtlOn IN drug store, restaurant Or de-
nnftment store; also PIX operator
C-i2, care Oklnhoman.
uNlNCUMHEREB mlddle-agcd lady
wants position with elderly couple or
small family: frst-cla cook and house.
keeper; don't mind leaving city. B-isJ,
OklHhomnn
A BEGINNER stcnographer. high school
graduate, desires position M-lN be-
tween and 4
A REFINED middle aged woman desires
home with couple. able 10 do house.
hold duties Wages 81 CO. References
exchanged. Call Y w. c. A.. NJ lH be-
tween 9 and 4
Position by stenographer with legal eI-
perience. Call Wal 1903
WANTED-Posltlon as practical nurse
Phone w. 1893
PRACTICAL nurse will rent rooms and
care Tor patients; confinement cases
preferred. private home; quiet md com
Portable; terms; reasonable 1923 East
olh street W 7lj5.R
RELIABLE coorcd woman wants work
by week or day. an H. California.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-06
SPECIAL NOTICES

DON'T throw away those range boilers
ana coils We weld them aud guHrnn-
foe them Cameron a likln. bi5 ~.
Hudson We weld anything
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PRIVATE MONEY

to loan on improved city property; loans
closed promptly; no red tape Aurelius.
Swanson Co, Inc. State National Bank
Bldg. Walnut 1856.
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LOST AND FOUND


LOST a gold band carved bracelet: en-
gftyed Inside ~ A g. 1915" Return
10 iGu W 2lst and receive fcwatd
LOST Bible valued us gft ln Lee
llucldns lobby; reward for return 10
2li " an
WILL party who haH Kansas city lcniher
wallet with rubber band around Hnl
valuable papers 10 owner only whose
address IL ON letters inside, cali " 7lui-J
Reward
LOST-plt bruilo bulldog male. q
months Old suitable reward r. *.
McKisslck. Carhnrt Motor Go. Phone
w. 2siS
LOsT-Black onyx RINK Reward wal
iOOG or Wal 1867
LOST English bull. answers to name
NJ Mutt VI 32lG C2l " Reno Reward.
TAKEN UP, ono light buy horse. bald
face; one dark brown horse. ono eye
out Cnll, J - Helm. nrtton Okla.
FOUND Motorcycle can ili West Sew
cnth.
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CONTRACTING AND REPAIRING

DONT throw nwny tnnge boilers nnd
coils, W. weld them and guarantee
them Hudson Welding and Auto co.,
tlb y Hudson
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COLLECTIONS

GUARANTEE COLLECTION AGENCY.
2inn " Main. over WO0lw0ftha