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Williston graphic., 1919-02-06
We Had Our Choice Of Standing Up
and Dying, Or Falling Down and Be-
ina Killed.

We Had Our Choice Of Standing Up
and Dying, or Falling Down and es.
ing Killed.
ever saw them run, except when the
Foreign Legion was on their heels
at Dixmude.
When they got up to the dogs, they
would first talk to them and then kick
them. and after that, they would ret
their rifles on the wire and yell
"Zuruck at US. We ell enjoyed Tins
innocent pastime very mucn, ana we
were glad they had the dogs.
There were some things the Huns
did that you just could not explain.
For instance. one of the Russians
walked out Of the kuche, as we were
passing, and we heard bang! and
the Russian keeled over and went
west. Now. we had not done anything
and the other Russians said he had
behaved himself, worked hard and had
never had any trouble. They just
killed him, and that is all there was to
1t. But not one of US could figure
out why.
After we had been at Neustrelitz
for three weeks, they drilled us out of
the camp to a railway station, and
stood US in the snow for four hours
waiting for the train. We were ex-
hausted and began falling, one by
one, and each time one of US fell, the
sentries would yell, "Nicht krank"
and give US the rifle butt. We had
our choice of standing up and dying.
or falling down and being killed, and
it was fine choice to have to make.
The cars finally pulled in, and as
usual, the windows were smashed, the
doors open, and the compartments just
packed with snow. When we saw this,
we knew we were going to get worse
, treatment, even, than we had been
getting; and many of US wanted to die.
It had not been unusual for some OF
the men to tell the Germans to shoot
them too, and it seems as though 1t
! was always q man who wanted to live
who did get it and went west.
However, all Of us nearly got killed
when we reached Wittenberg. When
the train stopped there, we saw q big
| wagonload of sliced bread on the sta.
ton platform and we all stared at It.
We stood it as long as We could, and
then we made rush for 1t. But when
we got nearer, we saw that there were
four sentries guarding it and four
women issuing 1t out to the German
soldiers. They would not give US any,
of course. a..
So we stood around and WATCHED the
Huns eat it, while they and the women
laughed at US, and pretended that
they were starving and would groan
and rub their stomachs and say,
"Nichts zu essen" to each other, and
then grab big hunk Of bread and
eat 1t. What we did not say to them
was very little indeed. We were GER
tainly wild If any men ever were.
Then some of us said we were go
ing to get some of that bread II we
went west for it, So we started a
fight, and while they were attending to
some of us, the others grabbed and hid
all the bread they could. They rousted
us back into the cars and we were
just starting to divide up the bread
Williston graphic., 1919-02-06

when they caught US with It and took
It away. We were wilder than ever
then, but we could not do anything.
1t got colder after we left Witten.
berg, and the snow blew into the cars
through the windows and doors until
we were afraid to sleep for fear Of
freezing. It was the worst night I
have ever seen, and the coal bunkers
on the Yarrowdale seemed like pal.
ace compared to the compartments.
because we could at least move around
In, the ship, while In the train we could
not move at all, and were packed 90
close that we could not even stretch
our legs and arms. Some Of the men
did die, but not In my compartment.
though most Of US were frost-bitten
about the face.
We thought that night would never
end, but day came finally. and though
It seemed to get colder and colder, we
did not mind it 30 much. At about
eleven that morning, we arrived at Q
place called Minden and saw prison
camp there-just stockade near the
tracks with the boys out In the open.
We waved to them, and they waved
back and gave cheer.oh or two. We
felt sorry for them, because we knew
we were not going to that camp. and
from what little we saw, we knew we
could not be going to worse place
than they were in. shall never for
get Minden. because it was here that I
received the only cigarette l had while
I was in Germany.
Minden is quite a railway center. I
guess. and when we pulled into the
depot, we saw many troops going to
the front or coming back. AS at all
important German railway stations,
there was a Red Cross booth on the
platform, with German girls handing
out barley coffee and other things to
the German soldiers. l saw large
shanty on the platform, with q Red
Cross painted over the door. saw
the girls giving barley coffee to the
soldiers, and I thought would have
try at it and at least be polite
enough to give the girls chance OF
refusing me. was refused all right,
but they were so nasty about 1t that
put down my head and let something
slip. I do not remember just what It
was, but it was not very compliment
ary, guess. Anyhow, I did not think
anyone near there understood Eng
lish, but evidently some one heard me
who did, for got an awful boot that
landed me ten or twelve feet away.
I fell on my hands and knees, and
about a yard away l saw a cigarette
stub. l dived for it like man falling
on football, and when l came up
that stub was safely in my pocket.
And it stayed there until l reached
Dulmen and had chance to light 1t
behind the barracks. If any of the
other men had smelled real tobacco,
they would probably have murdered
me, and l could not have blamed them
for it.
That was the first and last cigarette
got in Germany. and you can be-
lieve me when say that I enjoyed
it. There was not much to 1t. but l
smoked it until there was not enough
left to hold in my mouth, and then
used what was left and mixed 1t with
the bark that we made cigarettes out
Of. Incidentally, this bark was great
stuff. I do not know what kind o9
tree 1t was from, out 1t served the
purpose. Whenever a fellow wanted
to smoke and lit one Of these bark
cigarettes, few puffs were enough.
Williston graphic., 1919-02-06


Brought Back.
away were brought back, though. The
Germans were SO easy on those who
tried to run away that almost thought
they were encouraging them. One
chap was doing his ten days In the
guardhouse for the sixth time while
was there-that IL. he had just about
completed his period Of detention. III
claimed that the sixth time he had
really got across the border and was
arrested in little town by the DCtch
authorities and turned over to the Ger.
mans. That is against the law In
most countries, but he swOre 1t was the
truth. I am not SO sure, myself. He
got away for the seventh time while
I was at Dulmen and was not returned
Ten days in the guardhOuse Is not
such a light punishment after all, be-
cause water three times day 10 all
the prisoner received during that time
but it is pretty mild compared to some
Of the things the Huns do.
One morning l thought for sure
was going cafard. was just fed up
on the whole business and sick Of do
ing nothing but suffer. So I strolled
along, sticking my head into barracks
doors, sometimes trying to have talk,
other times trying to pick fight. 1t
was all one to me: just wanted some
thing to do. I found what wanted.
all right.
had quite talk with sentry in
front of a barracks. It must have
lasted three-Quarters Of an hour. He
did not know what was calling him,
and did not know what he was call
ing me. could have handled him all
right, but another sentry came up on
my blind side and grabbed me and the
talk was over.
They dragged me to the commander
of the camp and he instructed them to
,, give me a bath. So they took me to
the bathhouse, where was stripped
and lashed. All the time they were
whipping me I was thinking what a
joke it was on me, because had been
! looking for excitement and had got
more than wanted, 50 laughed and
the Huns thought was crazy sure.
Twas dumped into vat Of hot water
and at the same time my clothes were
given a boiling, which was good for
them.
Then was forced into my wet
! clothes and marched back to the bar
racks. This bath and the stroll
through the snow in wet clothes Just
about did for me. Nowadays, when l
sit in draft for second and catch
cold. I wonder that am still alive to
catch it. Having gone through Dix:
nude and the Dardanelles and the
sinking Of the Georgia and four Ger
! man prison camps and few other
| things-1 shall probably trip over a
hole in church carpet and break my
neck. That would be my luck.
| There were all the diseases you can
think of In this camp, including black
cholera and typhus and somebody was
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CHAPTER XXI.

4 Visit From M. Gerard,
Late that night we arrived at Dull
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PERSONALITY pf SECRET OF
SUCCESS, SAYS BENNETT

.....l don't give up YOU WIZ get
i.r philosophy OF Willinm
g..a, ucnnett. who comes ,,','.I,'', mere TO To-
81
'v, urrnct, IL speaker who hits
.',g. ,.um the shoulder lie says;
'' " ,aH kuock a read fellow down
'N' can't knock him ou' he
.,.... is take the count In al
','',.. .nrochcs ne follows the
... prtscvcrencc,
m , recent speach In TeSarkana
r, ,Urr won great popularity
.,.,... na analysis OF success.
',.,...,.., hrlirf Ia God and tact.
A.. l,., these three you can not
.f ,n,ac personality is tho
,,,,,.., uy, II YOU believe In
..,... z nothing can hold YOU back 4"
r.. lrr will be In the high
..l... .I.'nrium a. $40 Tickets
=. Do. . cents to those who do not
,..l ... 700 tickets
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DtrRulr ~ Nlsh intni'hsd
south bsdrcom rhon" 1927
GUTHRIE. 500 Nitey furnished
sleeping tsm, clos" 20 l,'h. ono ger
tlemAn " 30 per week Phone 80
GUTHRIE g. $40 Furnished room, for
one OF tsp gentlemen Phone tli
UoouMNTt sartcd Nv sl, 40 private
home board II desrsd references -
chang~d Phone tpe'
ELWooD G az Gertsman wants
roommate rsn sesp 300 rp.rais he'd
large room
SEVENTH. J. ~ ls'gs room. nicely
furnished connecting haif pu'Nf IN
trance opposite rt"'h'"rAh 'hnf'h
fHR RENr 10 tao rrnttmsn sfse
beautiful furnished room adjoining hsih
I'm prisat. home no other foomrfs vii
serve brrakfa,t and dinner fricf'rr's
required Phone fi-'
nntl.nFR Cl' NirsN '1fnuhei
,.,pins toom TO- rent pbor' s'''
RAI.TtNORF - lli, 'Nssutiii.N iuf
nished room in private home 10 f'Nned
lad, employed rhJt" 2n'i
MAN : pal The usts hfrs r'"ssani
sesping t"em u''h south a'd ~''' -
pntuff
firTu y ils sor rent mrnih'd iroa'
sltsninr room
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orricr sroRr EQUIPMENT

hfCHfsr rRlCFs Yoi ..ondh.at
tlo'hinE ,ho., snt hsis phon. 1iti
rlirs ANb sHoEs Hiths, ptis,, pas
'oI me-, "cand h,ro suit. snf shsss
Diet hsr rd0n phots a.
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A BARGAIN

ror 8 500 ta.iSO cash balance So
per month. new s.room double
house modern separate baths
and all plumbing separate garage
tnd servants quarters all modern.
driveway and walks all In This
street viii be paved IN the spring
House viii rent Tor $50. ~ ,ne i:Gs.
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SLEEPING ROOM
FOR RENT

Large sleeping room; south
exposure close in; hall en-
trance; reasonable rent; gen
tleman preferred. Phone 3746.
5l9 West Ninth
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EMPLOYMENT
SITUATION WAITED MALE

blStriANDfn sol ptrR m.trirl wishes
lsosiiion a. chauffeur pfi,ats iAmilN ur
mechanics -orI seven ,safs tIpeusurr
lhons l7fl
wAhrtp Position a. ,up.upt,pdrnt %
cSlnshesd saso,ln' pant operating or
ccn,ifurtioO -urt open rsh AZ
dfest " IS. care Noth
WANTED Pumping lob of oil fs.d vots
stp"fisured good references rhnpJ f7'
tollins'illt Otis
\ coon tc.l estate uan from, k,n,., CIV
~Hhe' 10 connect him,~lf MN reliable
iet and sAicsmsn - addition, sipSt.n
isndrnt o' huudins and construction
sh'aiui'S reliable and responsible n 20
World
SphtR hNp stiApY m,ddl, .srI man
~anis . iub iu ale a. ui,ht .,uk uf
tiEhi couui'f Wsu lhuNr H'tl
POSITION w,NTFp with hmi ~hrts
hhlnt, and ,tsadinrss viii earn promotion
INtNs 'ssfs experience gcurfsl book
ksspinE double aud single rutt ,.n
make ha aner sheets ard render Profit
snd loss Natsmsnt, Of your huslu,s,
lia'' been handling one % tho hr't 49,,
iens ~ accounts m 1ulss Nm mstttrd
.se l2 uo bad hsh,ts freight MATHS
and daim handling 'pecislp Nid
Is rAfe Worid
MANrfp Position in oil compap, or
manuisrlutiug concern have ss'stsi
yeats r'penruce iu shipping haud.Iut
csn .,coununs snd stit vorI no,
" No IN. world
SITUATION WANTED FEMALE a,
POSITION A. Iur sEkErPFR n,
~tdoN sith Little sri p Nrsfs old Wa
over Ot bachelor Phone 81 J
lazy ds,itins 10 60 a. Cslifofns you'd
ri'e services Tor tIpruses Adde'S,
u - earr world
LNrtWtNCtp boo1t-eprt and t,piu
~snis position Phone 2sa2
tNPfRT rNrtsT snd offic. s,h ~.ni,
position Phone l-e,
COMPETENT Tsrost.phsr desire, po,i
ton Phone 570f
LNhNitTlC practical nurse ~,hrs poe,
ton l'honr 7nA5
tNrtRlkSCfp booltA-prr cashier and
ipsi year s'periencr. 7 yeAts With
ono firm Phone tg27
RfSPkCrFt.i WIDOW -th htne sirl
vish-> position in ~idowrts home Ad
dress n ~, rsrr World
NJ l'kSt. experienced snd practical drsitoa
position nursing either pti.si~ family or
through hospital all need IL trial to prove
ahiliir Phone dsOO
Rff'lNtD young adv would l.e position
.,ps'i.a,,i ss. rSSaS a%SsS' i.iaR H,i' '''''''''
srtNoGRArntR Competent 9TH nins
years experience Various lines desire,
posiiion rhore 1911
upY WORK To no At HOME wANTEp.
by an rspsfi-ocsd npist phone i?sH
SrENOdRApiIrR TypisT = Young LADY,
With Sbod education. -snis either s,tn
orrsphie ~ort ar vpinE Phone SOFA
m.
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FINANCIAL.


" \hl NAHt 'o rssh those ff.t AuI &C..
Uni WUf'glgr NOTES ,nu .Usu IUFs them
~ r~.uls aHi Nu|t htAp.tri.A U.IE
nhuf.
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WALKING DISTANCE
SOUTH SIDE

Just ready To occupy s-room. :
STORY hNlng room across cutirs
front large dining room. French
doors, nicely decorated fine clec-
tri, fixtures oak floors throughout.
basement, piprd Tor furnace hun-
drv tubs east front corner lot. has
solid htick foundation \ real home
for $500. ana $1,000 cash viii
handle this
II. A. ROSE
52S Ma,o Bldg Phone 6I9s
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BOARD AND ROOMS
ROOMS ron wEsr .-ruRsisurp


DETROIT y. 80 Room si,oinlns hath
,at couple employed ,eri eIosc Ia
MAIN 1890 p.rnbA tron, bod reom
r"o'on'rh, To bath private entrance
tlllRn, v e2a .irou, up.i.,r ...p,n.
room .diointsr bath phons i792
f"k M\L- Large .ssp.ps rcom clo..
10 s'hl.rMan Pret.r-i Phone Ioii
Fult NL%T lo,el, room. ADJOINING BAH
o.. ''s" 'amii} ". Phone res
w, ZION 5, joe sleeping room IN
.ni,ty modern hone private entrance
t"hhrm,r pts'etr.d
WV lo'e1 front sleeping fooms bath snd
modttn rou,-nisncc, gentlemen cnlb
lhors 72bs
"l Illtlt $40 Ntce upstalu front
bedroom suitable iof iso scnuemsn
II.Nonl' plD l~o sicrh furnished
."nmh ,do'n'nr s.csr,ns porch gentle
ROOMS vmuAMsurp 4,
! NFi RNlsllEp large front room or .tl
'fn'h = block EAST oi utshoma
'tnr ''ut' Wsu TWls
VLAktH 200 Two uniutni,hsd mod
.tn toom' good ~sisr ooe block from
h'i''~ ~ nnr uo ch,ldt'n
~ Nlk \ 'uI Fnt frrt three uufur
h''h"l to"us modctn
WANTED ROOMS on BoAnp 90
y Ill' Ntrhi lousrtseIang rooms b.
Iall vN mid rrar "a shoms hospits
Nddt's' W. n n Ad.ms 10, 2jA
lrrk, ukIA
WASTED one .arg- af tua medium sit-i
toort wtt ur,,to bath tenitaly 10
'a''i tddrr,s ~ io arc world
WANrfD 10 RtNT n, couple smplu,ed
On" ot iso close m housekeeping rooms
Nusi he dean and respectable Address
~ iN rafr World
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nn Nm Aktn AnN,n,

Ntrr ur write for prices
! hone SIih .uH Daniel MD
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We lo.n money on fuf~ituu .i.no. We
tcots dismonds ans l.thstty bord. oil
buslns,' ,tticuy confidential Moor.
h,h in.n Co 900 Ns- Auli blit
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
ACREAGE ron sALr

'.g u" '.. ''a nw soo4 ,ol.
'. 'sluWs u'nf ..vH .I.au -r.I .hrsp
900 Ntl iaJt IHHt. It.D o. - uuA
e. '~3 bon n.r,at, '.um D.. ., ..f,s iu.
moved aut uuultu,.I lbou., ii.H
..Il ufu~u
NpW -\Ll a.r.. .n.,i.i on to's tusi
%, Rod luIt ..p.r io .r Nus su idea
utilr ,h.trH fau.h ~ H.u term. a.,
see NuaH trauI "a lHst Nauuusl
hnildiug lHuur .tuu
luN sNli Igu 500, Al tu,h aui
isfm Iaui q miles south Iuls. iii
house and hafu iuti urht 'ur . sud ln
80" ia''s possrsstou rghi u"~ iof
VIZ Urf acre tstWs H,r Nuss /
ut'ri - liui National huild,us
Phone roo
tuN SAli 200 s,rr, iu Chrfote. count,
IN" hrsi Improved ranch snd loesi ~sl
ohl, b miles from town 9ln acres hot
torn llnd an idrA alfalfa farm, san per
s,f" And terms righl Soc HuU T.
,,tani "a fir,t National building
lhune 2ihu
ioW sNLi 30 acre. . room house Gfn
aud Jbirkru hpuse veil II acres In cul
ii'aiion balance M gta. dandy chicken
end tturk ranch o miles north " 500
lrrm, VI 500 tssh. hslsnce to ,uli Sos
Russ Htani ili list Nalion.l bulld
lur Phone 2lNO
fuR silt 40 artes suhurhsn property
r"pm housr garage and plenty out
hniliings losstrd North Tulsa tree Gas
would consider Ieod piece Tulsa prop
efp IN ttsde rtirs 90 900 See Russ
dfsnl ~ iist Nst,onsl buildins
Phone 9IuO
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PERSONAL PROPERTY

INlNtK~NL NtWN 'la
NhJtr lhr f,ufNiIg Wi .ioIuI, aul
t"~rn.Hgt' gives Nul utr rWur'N.t .f
t.N.., MI r..rsur, ,hH tlr r.,ui,.I
81 Ihr above Usuprtsidr uIr a.. a.
t"ur iHt executive u'f.. Iu q. 900
.'., Iu NirdIHl me ,uh'tn, drHi...,. ..
lHfWp siU.g thr anul,trd urs.tpU,..
'Ntt h.'. tssIri iIr ahu,r ...t.
'rssdsai'f iht uupulst Irai,f NIfh i,
nat ,huutr 'aNuftrs bob u'if HUearh
..u' 'uf thr ruNu 81 success. t.
e.lb iir ami. rab'r psfsousA,s thai .H.
l.rUd Nth Uua uI uf,stiga uu iN. I
rfsr and commercial sphere s.ii ...
famous ~. ,0us ~ distinction anI HE.s
~hrU thrN aI' making IL th.t t'vf.I"
''si they ars 300 muius' uuria.i v ri.
au honorable ur~s handler thAi H.,t.
% Wotih, elite patrons in the majestic
''i's trno's'irg sni profitable tr.H'f.
.n . ir0s urwsraprr
luN sNII Nratt r.v Uufus D.. Vas
,oii", fos,trl and No ~ gfiui'r
ltut tui'rH tU springfield We
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| huiliingt .trd North Tulsa tree gas
would consider good piece Tut. prop
'N !. W'a' rn,' ',oVoo ss. n. WS.'
'hon' 2ioo
HOUSES ron sAI.s %
INNl ~. f"om bungalow and hath, GOOD
we'll hsrt porch Aereensd corner loi
fooo I-'ms Phone asoh
go. -.
AlN hooMh sud bath ha'"msni htspAes,
hnill IN 'eaiuts, osh flgot,, ifury hn'sh,
~, pLaa .."nn 'nm u ~"
S. n""' ''"' h"""' '3N' wv"
-.
NbNt ~ residence, speclAl price Ahd
good terms o~ns' l'2o 19al
~iil build you two, three or four room
nous" hl"n Nealli 'ompAhj ao7 "ob
lhs"n hhg fh"he D:
WITH Wv. room heu.. rood vsll
fruit barn, iOu,i 90 foot loi ss.TsO .
term, tnion Realty compsny sfip or
ron otICk sAI.f n, o-n., $500 cash
snd terms. n,s BLOCK, vim aud Msin'
five room. modern Hanss Add ma
s.r. Woid
ron sAl.L A beautiful too nor, hons,
every modern convenience basement tall
siss Of hous. sun parlot. sleeping porch,
btcattsI room osk floors ihroushou,
A. yot A., ,o,n, 4. hn,d d-.il,,. hou..
or business house I can save YOU 10 "a
| 90 per ernt Write me tor consultation
II NJ. World
FAST NDr -n.,o.m ,,a.,n a.,.. a,
| n.,.ms.t ssoo r..h ..sn.a, h.,.ass
pn ,,on,hI, 80" .,mssa, p"sn psar.. ,.,o
gafi gsns.r 9ol n,.s b,s.
.,,,-.,,, ,,.
NJ, ~ s,pt "oos , room med'fn hou,s,
hssemrhI eas' reni us,h payment
" ""o Phon'' 'i'o oaI' Ssnref
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RnAL rsrArn LnAha

hNNf r''oi Loo, m uroprtn tu oan,
p'"alt none, ~sni'i rhrur It.u
CITY lnNNS ha,t euuJ .ul.t uf .oesI
money ~ ,oau co. 1u.a improved rfut
80 awulufs iu tH.| U,..uu4..H r4I,s
" nuu io sinn U.u .usr. vart.d \
il'.. 90. lrs. HluuI.g Do fast
FOURTH street llor, .l
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u. S. LIBERTY BONDS

u. 5. LIBERTY BONDS
All issues IN any quantity. wanted
llighes, prices paid in cash
W her, parties have bought libe~ty
| iunds on inHtnlhuents and wnnt tu
SET VIII pay of balance due on
them ana pay you fun market df
/ florence In cash
want responsible business man IN
huv bonds for mc IN every town
ERNEST f.. RADFORD.
shawnee okla
WANTED Drs~ing table " possible al
unstable With beard about $40 tsi
Write no' iiA1
WANTED \ .roond hsnd platform scale
iob = Cincinnati Phone 1853
PROPERTY. for EXCHANGE
ExoHANoE REAL ssrArn ~
LAND To trade Tor car OF sn,thlns ~
value Phone ii1o.i2li
Col.oR,po spRlNUs residence tof 81,
.hsnrc Tor Tuls residence 81 hts value
Zine lo~alion eirht rooms hrith mod
etn and In good r,psIr mortgage ~ 900
a. per cent rricc " 0Ou Address
owner hos No s0a clstemote ukls
kNNSNs cry HOUSES Eisht eleven
rooms eauily tiO 200 e,thsner tor clear
tnm Grant, 21l Somerset hldg Wiuni
peg can
fuh TRADE " u00 equity IN five room
lasi side cottage fof rrslsutsnt Of
.lo'k In storss, store Phone Mr
Io~lrt aalp
WAITED Ite,idsnrs Tor fine >e~ yott
t!y lots aud cssh bos o.. kildsrs
OkiA
ron SALE on ExoHAson y
hANt NALIN Nni.t holdings Tor sale ~ -.
change will iaks automobile real estate
cafe OF toomins house Most snyihinE
~hsi have ,oui Phone iate
fwD sroW .rR,Mx BUILDING On
stree, from d,po'. "a rooms w.'sr ..nd
lights hsth tubs iisiutcs sir Two lots
2i,l 10 each No~ h-inr nn a. room
lnr house Would sell ron, or usde TO-
iAim land Write or phona W fush,
NiiFlrr DklA
ron s,Lk or trade summer home w
on'ss o'.rloolinr Nilli'lus l,Ie vii
Trade fot Tulsa property or will sell oa
e"S pa1m'nis Phone am
REAL. ESTATE FOR RENT
YLArs AND APARTMENTS "a
stCOSD. ", $40 rent o room IN
furnished apartment Phone d,i,
AfARfMRNrs FURNISHED 70
~, Slpt ~ to.'n apartment steam
nr 70, nh' pto'lu"n 20" hu' me tuf
nNu,s psrN hA'hr 'hs tll f'ht 'es
'''
'oh MN f:uf room bs,-mrn' AP.u
uniufnish.d $50 .nd sgS' phone s.Ss
l'io
ON Furnished apartment, q rooms and
sl~pins porch 1915 Carson Phone
2ip
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real hone snd good Income csU Noor,
hesd S5ap
unatn,tF IN. H., . 49,,
-, room house ost n"or throughout
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~ ME- W. room modern house nara
~ood hoon garage vel ssiTt Phone
III ~ 1899
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Inc t.s ps, month
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F,, or trade FOR smaller tfuel
p1t - and demonstrations
h.,. IlN or address Riysr.id,
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m,.,s''N "lN five good tires. Nv.
.br ,'' n'v car cash or terms
Pam, .'. i'' Phone 1910
! W., n' ,N,lER for sale or trade.
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so.a '"r .l- by owner Prie. rim,
pi- .,,., l' days Phone Ar or abt
, a.sn, u. 80 RoApSrtR Good me
is'm, o, "N"h bargain, cash or
isi. ru. Boulder Phone 1890
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enu Is ts', one D9dE. roadster
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20" Or phohe 1891