Chillicothe Weekly Constitution (Newspaper) - October 17, 1918, Chillicothe, Missouri JERRY BROADDUS DIES TUESDAY OP AT P Body Will Bo to This Cily For o v on May Vary daughter of and Jo Broaddus of Walnut and Second received a message Irom the commanding officer at Camp informing her ot the death HIGHHONORTO AT KAIOl SENT TO Will Ho at tho International Turin Congress ho It la doubtful If over In the history of Livingston as high a coin was paid tho farmers of Liv ingston as was paid them by the State of Missouri last GERMANY READY TO GRANT THE PRESIDENTS LATEST DEMANDS NO ARMISTICE Exchange Telegraph Says Teutons Are Willing to Accept Wilsons Conditions If German Interests Are of her Jerry In base hospital at that place Tuesday His death was caused from and and woro at Camp having Kone there last Thursday and and Joseph going Sunday Tho body will bo to for Tho young man had been at the base hospital for n Jorry left hero on 28 with a contingent for Camp and where he had since boon in j entering thn lie with his j City Engineer Jo He hard working young man of good and his friends were bored liy those who know j his parents IH survived j by the following brothers Attorney James of now stationed at transportation Mick of this who is 111 with double Wayne and a all ibis Jerry was 23 years old It happens in this tho Inter national Soil Products Show Farm Congress opens in City on next All tho United States and Canada will show products from tho Tho State of Missouri or those Ignoring All Discussions of Allies Driving With Supreme Effort on the Whole West Liberating Great Aeras of North ern France and Nearing Belgian In charge ot tho State Form on account of the dry season have nothing with which to make n con test exhibit against Illinois and the other pro ducing ot tho MIs University Extension Depart ment visited tho Farm Congress last Ho was amazed the fine qual ity and numerous exhibits of farm He at once set In for management of Congress to make tho Missouri State exhibit for tho stale at Kansas Under the stipulation of tho Farn Congress It was planne to a Livingston County at Kansas taking tho sample from the exhibits of the Farm Con grossand selling at auction to defray the be man f Mary Miss Mury G yi liy The to nn Exchange Telegraph Amsterdam it is from Berlin that Ger accepts ail of President Wilsons conditions providing he of the people are Jiy The United report from Amsterdam that accepted all of President Wilsons conditions is bo hero to he is a persistent revival hat Hie Kaiser has of reports CANNOT PRESENT GEUMAN Suggests Gorman People of Government in Their Own By United Wilson will let his decision regard r Ing the Gorman pence maneuver sink the sale of Into the minds of the Ian people before he sends his answer to their governments It was Indicated today that It would be some days the president replied to tho Austrian By that It was pointed tho people of the country would have had time to rea lize and think over the tact that they are now lighting primarily to retain Iho autocracy and It ia confidently believed here that they will not relish the Practically the same situation ap plies with respect tq gov will take Its time In answer Ing both but tho Turkish situ ation differs from the rest In that the United States and Turkey are not at The newspapers declare State Department Information is that In are constantly growing Politi cal conditions particularly are These curt and leave the Leeper promptly their aid as directed The cars are as follows Albert Barry Karl Seymour TK Chris Miles Elliott Gunby Welch has been directed by t department to draft any thinks will make good a worW the Loan He has been that There are certain In press i vai ill dent Wilsons note dashed tho hopes of peace were raised I governmental reports that Prince liv Home say Wilsons excited win not hold the post of German result of conferences with the i ui m of on Xinh Loom t of a agreed to step the if tho exhibitors would con sent to aid the In malting up it made a tal to Ibo exhibitors the j turn their samples over and help tho j i A given i All a very j VM of thv This is i to I County i lii German clutches hi France and Belgum are today X ried loose to which they have chins since ks of the battle line which reaches from the North Sea Such a lioth to Verdun are in danger of hein blow would the whole In Flanders on the north the and Bel have until they are south of At the are reached miles in that will the tier ut Chancellor Phillip Socialist appears to be slated for the The election of a so do that it was might conceivably mean a real politi cal reform In President Wil ty must over ness or any thing elsa and tH enough help maka It f No excuse except sickness inn with Welch gets His both by The to 6 oclock night was i and nes t Mt sons reply to Germany la Snown bo satisfactory to the Iho conditions ha not only with the of the toIt win take I British but with Lord Kd the other to SI s na in is tWe put counts i A wyt Of a in cin i r t f tv I t f U oii iJ h Viy liii and i liy crowd which od the He been In naval training at tho Great Lakes IH and Frank ho IB survived by u of Joseph and three Will of Fred of and Hod tho American M noil hont who Is with forces In tho secretaryship of the at Camp I from do from un attack ot In Young Slovens was old a of n draft contingent from this mother and brother Hurry were at death I th return inK from only yester after days with and IH rtu in I no thru In rl i is just ll m 10 i 0 III I nip a of i J north of Laou lii Belgian la 30 miles southeast of of 10 face of of hand to tho right In the tho moil ot army mopped up crossing is being tho are tbo of the Argonne and aro iy to French from Iho Captured florman state thai Grand Pro bo hold at all Army In Flanders Another guard division forces driving Into in third n thrust nM the road from to Cour total of 20 of tbo American of om effective At by of the board of directors ft U body will h to j funeral will be held ry or tit Dawn vaK to Isherwood will hin family to city nl un who will dovoto Ula timo to hiB will still re tain tho Her Robert of Broadway received a message an nouncing tho death ot her Philip Hoolmor at Holy Cross Lako lived In was formerly Death of William j at hlu in tho Monday lit 9 oclock of hud IM In Hia his en tire life and in well He In ly two Bato nf tliiH city and L and two Mary of this city o i Id Uio Uboat Tho K lUu of the lire of tho the In thulr liel the Hamo an t s led will bo tumble to savo tray our for no tho enemy id us Kiin thorn np fanl aa of tho gavo out a nioro j than at any In recent Tho widened brooch in tho lino In an aro forced ii In hand lighting with the t capture number of also j Tl IH 1 The With the Americans North of he of are another breech in the line In the region of Geori Tho enemy is lighting with tho utmost A breast be tween the Mouse means tho collapse of German tho loft lank would bo shattered and the ef would probably be felt all along the lino which has been shoved back by recant the allies or ia under shell tiro Big railroad centers havo been repeatedly bombed by our The way Is being cleared for a further advance and tho enemy communications are constantly being Tho steadily have It is not Bureau of War Risk Ii ing policy sion of the Is n all clay of shells to dity along tho The dough Thoro and Landros caul of Grand Pro where sir troops formidable wire tit tho face of machine gun tanka helped aro narrowing the avenue thru which tho Germans can them from falling Into the hands by the and Preach in of flu they have had time to remove a ho foro the Jong Belgian waa Yet voat stores slill lino the clearly tJia Germans ns tho north it for tha to offer the anee to tho Americana here to aold being cut off by M to enforce has a and of of th tho man U t the premium which ho Tho Bureau at and day preparing certificates rite to the why the insurance cert been eaa ly serves to Insurance the Issuance of the Romance on I was
