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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-12-14
Will not WITHDRAW
TROOPS FROM China
PROPOSAL or RUSSIA DOES
NOT MEET WITH APPROVAL
OF UNITED STATES.

WASHINGTON, Dec 13.-The pro-
pos1l Of the Russian minister TO
China, Wassily N. Kroupensky that
an of the international forces In chi
J.! province, including the American
soldiers and marines, be Withdrawn,
was reported to the state department
late today in message from Amer
lean Minister Reinsch at PeNug.
Minister Reinsch viii be instructed
to confer with his colleagues Of the
diplomatic corps, representing the
other nine countries maintaining
force in China but 1t is considered
here as unlikely that the other gov
ernments will acquiesce in the pro-
gram mapped ont by Russia. 1t is
almost certain that the United States
Will dissent from the Russian pro-
posal
The peace protocol which ended the
BiXer uprising stipulated that the
various nations now maintaining arm
ed forces IN China would bc~given
permission TO Contiue, not only the
various legation guards, but sufficient
forces to guarantee that the railroad
from Pekiug to the seaport of Ticn-
tsin should at all times ho open.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-12-14
SOME BIG APPLE YIELDS.
Duchce. Trees Yielded one Hundred
Bushels Each in II Canadian Test.
From Farm and Flrcgdo.

Duchce. Trees Yielded one Hundred
Bushcl, Each in u Canadian Test.
From Farm and Fires!do.
Records Of exceptionally heavy pro
duouon II apples from individual
trees are common In every apple
growing section, hut these, as rule,
furnish only the Yield Of one year, or
two years az most
A Canadian experiment station has
.ompleted q record Of 36 varieties Of
apples extending over "a score Of years
since the trees came into bearing OF
the varieties tested. the Mcintosh
showed the greatest variation OF pro
auction. The highest yield was 9j
bushels from one tree, and the low
est. 20 bushels, during the 20-ycar
period mentioned. Two duchess trees
produced 100 bushels each. a third
only II bushels Tho highest yield OF
the yellow trans parent was 81 bushels
and the lowest Il bushels
The maximum yield Of an average
OF five bushels or less, annually 70
the trees seems uuprontably low tc
the apple grower whose trees are
large and highly productive a widely
known fruit grower Of the empire
state aseerts that he has satisfactory
evidence that a Handy ample tree IN
Patrick county. Virginia, has borne
1872 bushels Of apples in one year.
and that from biuo poarmaln tree
n Delaware COUNTY, Ohio. 80 barrels
= applss were packed I'm the fan Of
1867.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-12-14
IMMIGRATION BILL
READY FOR H0B}5
PRACTICALLY THE SAME As THE
MEASURE THAT TAFT
VETOED.

WASHlNGTON, Dec 13 The inn
migration bill substantially identical
with the one President TAR vetoed
because Of It's inclusion Of literary test
for immigrants, was practically ready
tonight to report to the house Monday
after a number Of protractel stormy
sessions.
Representative Pay and Roynes Of
California and johnson Of Washing
ton tried by a string OF proposed
amendments 10 insert amc' dmonts
that would effecmaly bar ont Chin
ESQ. japanese and Hlndus under the
terms Of "Asiat'cs' but every effort
failed by vote which was from six
20 fourteen. The original tcyt of the
bin bearing on this question was dis
cussed quite at length.
Representatives Goldfoale of New
York and sabbath Of Illinois attacked
TIE literary test provisions tut with
out result.
The committee will meet again
Monday perfunctorily to pass the bill
and probably will report II to the
house that day.
The bill which Representative Bur
nett chairman Of the committee Will
urge for passage by the house is de-
signed 10 keep out Of The United
States III aliens more than l6 years
old who cannot read their own Ian
guaRo or dialect including Hebrew
and Yiddish the main tarss; of ct
tack by Representatives Goldfogle
and Sabbath. 1t would except from
this test however those fleeing from
religious prosecutions also Al adris-
sable aliens mother, wife or grand
mother. or father and grandfather =
the yare over % years old and also ar
admissible aliens unmarried or Gid
owed persons. Inspectors according
to their plans should be placed upon
trains and sea going vessels
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-12-14
ROBBERS SUSPECTED
OF WRECKIHC TRAIN
OFFICERS on TRAIL WITH B,.OOB
HOUNDS. EXpECTED TO
MAKE ARRESTS

CLEVELAND, O., Dee. 13-Train
robbers tonight are suspected Of re
sponsiblty for the derailin2 OF passen-
ger train No. 1C Lake Shore & Mich
iran Southern railroad at Wicklffc.
J., miles east of here last night Act
ing on this theory, a score OF dctec-
tyes headed by tho sheriff and blood
hounds followed a trail this afternoon
which will probably lead TO arrests to-
morrow It is though. that a heavy
load Of registered mail led to an at
tempted robbery.
The theory that the derailment was
caused in an attemp. TO kin Alfred II.
Smith. newly olctcd president of the
New York Central lines has been dis-
mated. u is reorded as impossible
that anyone could have known Of his
presence on the train.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-12-14
COULETT IND JOE
F0LGER Won RACE
SlN-pAN GRIND IN MADISON
SQUARE GARDEN ENDED
LAST NIGHT
SIX TEANS finished EVEN
Combination Team from Ia ira Ia
and America Won the Final
sprint

N.t,,r- .,-,.t.f- 80 ,ts..l CO.,
'''-" inn ' 90
lett OF AusJrd'la ana zoe ioIbef Oh
New York, won the siN-day bicycle
race in Madison Square Garden,
which ended tonight. Jacob Ma2ln
OF Philadelphia and Percy O. Law
renee Of Denver were the second
team. Edward +. Root Of New York
and Reggie Mcnamara of Australia
finished third
The other teams finished az fol
lows.
Peter Trobach of Boston, and Al
fred Halst.ad Of California, fourth.
Francisco Vcrri ana Maurice Broc-
co. Italian team. nfth.
FREQ iHH. Boston and Martin Ryan
Of Newark. sixth
LLOYD Thomas. San Francisco and
worth /. Mittcn, Davenport, Iowa,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-12-14

Tho Missouri Teachers Club
meets annually at the dime and place
~ the meeting OF the oklahoma State
Teachers association and only ex-Mis-
souri, Teachers who are members OF
the oklahoma state Teachers assoc
citation are eligible TO membership in
the club
This year the headquarters Of the
Club VIII be Hotel Brady Headquart-
ers on the p8rlor floor. \ special ta-
ble will be provided for Club members,
and for this accommodation no extra
charge will be made. fterdinner
speeches will be made by Judge II. c.
Pattcrf. Supt. a. W. Duff, and others.
Let us always remember that we
are Oklahomans, but let US cherish
the associations OF earlier days and the
memories Of our former homes by
meeting at headquarters and at table"
says s. NJ. Barrett the president.
Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-12-14
ARE DREDGING AWAY THE SLIDE
Epat Progress on Last Lap Of thc
Panama Canal.

PANAMA, Dee. l3.-Rapid head
way has been made against The Cuca-
racha slide iu the last deeN Early
today the dredres touched bows and
tonight there is a clear channel one
hundred feet wide and ewtney feet
dee pclear through the slide.
Three targes have been towed TO
the north end OF the slide, and the tig
ladder dredge Corset win be taken
through. within the next ten days,
two suction dredgcs and tares dirpcr
dredges viii be concentrated at the
north end and the excavation Of the
slide win be greatly accelerated.
Two now 1000 cubic feet dump
barges ordered for use ia the canal
are due 20 arrive a. Colon tomorrow.
They win be placed in service imme-
diately to transport material to the
slide.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-12-14
Al. F.l.BN5Iy
A5E ABOARD SH1
TENSION HIhsNIs ONlR Tlu'
VHDNTlNlNG SurI}TON
~ itHriCO.
WARSHIPS ARE PREPARED
Protest of Admiral Fletcher over ia,
Hang NJ a. Prisoner, Commend
ei by STATE Departments

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-12-14

CHICAGO. Dec. 13.---The lItor cost
Of conducting TRANSFORMATION over the
Chicago, burlington & Quincy rail
road was less in 1911 than IN 1902 al
ing to testimony given today ~ :. Y.
Ryan st3ustici8n Of the interstate
commerce commission before TIE led
cral board Of arbitration considering
the difference between a. railroad
and the trainmen.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-12-14

WASufNGTON. Dec. 13.--ln a rul-
ing torIsn, the treasury department
announced that debtors or Withhold
ing agents shall not withhold the nor
NAL income tax Of one per cent from
foicign orpat cations on the amount
n income acc'ulng from business
transacted or capital invested IN the
United states. Thc ruling is taken t.
indicate that foreign organizations
wili be held responsible as individ
unls viii b. held 90 make their own
return of taxable income.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-12-14

MERIDIAN. Miss. Dec. 13-The
takng II testimony in the merger suit
~ the state q Mississippi against the
Southern Railway company in Missis-
sippi the Alabama Great Southern,
Alatana & Vicksburr. 'icRsourg,
Shreveport & Pacific. and the Now
orleans g. ro-thvcrt5rn charging an
aul.wfrl commission 81 violation =
the antitrust lave O.. The state. sd-
iulrne dhero today to De rcsar"1
NouGav Tho sutt- aceks penalties
agereRaiiug te1.eoo 900.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-12-14
rrN2oR,r, oEDrf suspENrHa
r.lainl.sinn wiz Hcfulstn CBsoiiJ.
pit'c for whole state.

OKLAHOMA CITY, okla. bee 10.
--. Epscial THE sorpHrptign com
~ .siscr today ~ iourosl entry, sus-
icr~"5 temporarily the order recently
made Hs;ps prlcrs 1T which coal oil
and gasoline should be sold in come
ten or Twelve counties IN the north
western ps.t cf the state. The re
qae-, ~es maN ;tls seek by rerrc-
sertatives of Oh companies, followi;ir
"a Fearing that would probably result
~ the commission fixing a price on
oil In other portions Of tho state.
T-ha ~ me companies are iuv1'fed ia
acth propositions. and the order is
1,'spended for the pJrpcse ~ oonsld-
ef.Hg the territory as whole in
whatever il finally done.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-12-14
SHOPL'FTERS COT
Two SETS Of FURS
BEANE-ViNDENER STORE MADE
VICTIM BY TWO PROSPEC-
TIVE PURCHASERS.

Two sets Of furs valued at 500 wer,
stolen from the Beane-Nandever store
about six o'clock Saturday evening by
shoplift-rs. ". a. Nan1ovec stated
last night that It was not known
whether tho shoplfters were men OF
women. The guilty ones were playing
the part OF prospective Purchasers
when they secured the furs and left
the store unuoticpd
The police az late hour last night
had not been notified.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-12-14
RESUME SEARCH FOR LOPEZ
Tcputic. Rccu'cr Nine To- search for
Nuch Wanted Mexican
Desperate

BINGHAM. Ttah. Dec. l3.-Holted
by the object lions OF mine owners, the
sboriffs who seek Ralph Lopez, the
slayer Of six men, after a day I idle
nosg tonight resumed searching the
workings Tie process II searching
g. section and then luikhcadine 50 as
to eliminate that part is beginning 20
Lab mining operations and this the
owners opposed. After conference
however. tho company Withdrew iif
objections late today thereupon shift
boss sam Rogers resigned, SAYING he
would net enter the stronghold Of the
Mexican desp arado.
Rogers told early today Of heaving
talked with Lopez twice in one Of the
tunnels Of the Utah-Aper mine dur
ine the last two days and # the des-
Icrado remsrking they would meet
agan today. But when the time came
foi tho shift boss to enter the tunnel
he Kas well on his way to salt Lake
CITY.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-12-14
wilson CONTINUES
TO NURSE \ Gold
CANCELLED ENGAGEMENTS


v.,ll,g,,r,>. r.. 10 pr,.f.1.ri
- I''H ''"'''''" '''"E '' '""'' al
aggravated cold which has tept hin
.n his roon since last Tuesday Mosr
,,. .,.,,,, .n. has. r.....,,r..I b., ,,J
o." '''' '"'''' '' '''' pay '.'''". ''''0'''
us q measure of prcDluuun, Z" insure
complete rest and rapid recovery
White house officials expect tho
president back at his desk the early
rart Of nest week. II had Uecn his
wish to attend the dinner of the Grid.
IRON club tonight and he himself
Thought he was well enough 20 go
bat Dr. Cary T Gaysou, L.. $. n. his
physician would not permit II feeling
mat il was safer not TO risk exposure
Just yet.
Notwiths,aud.ng very positive as
surauccs from the white II. use, re.
ports gained circulation that the presl-
dents condition was alarming to his
official family In order to dispose Of
these reports. the following offc.a.
statement was given out at tie White
House.
Secretary Tumuly stated at the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-12-14

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. .5-Gov-
ernor Hiram w Johnson. progressive
vice presidential candidate last year
will he asked by the executive com
inittee of the progressive state central
committee to run for the United
States senatorship next fall the
executive council 30 decided today
and appointed delegation TO wait
upon the governor.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-12-14
rc rrolc-t I,rrnch lnterc.ls

PARIS. pec. Ia resident Polo
care hrraroe q member today II o
romrtte. vhirn has been formed g.
p-,'oct French interests In the W.it
mtiae II is III la-ac ard influential
toby which hos been organized b.
Henry Morsenttaus. for tho econom-
r. and intellectual dcyel"niaopt Of the
french "o'onics IN the western hemi-
tInlrp
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-12-14

BUCHAREgT. Dec 13 IN. cham
Der of deputies today unanirJusls
voted n credit 4 is5.1OO.OOO tcr au
offensive scheme - railway cons'tu-
ton. This work vii extend over a
period OF several years.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-02-21

5l1yegyman was gloomy ana morbid, while EveryWoman" $ q deli2:1ua satire on the fratltics of the fair ae@ carrying with it a message WAtoh .s universal. The prod stion as t sands represents a cash outlay or ua- yard of $a0Q0o Alr. sava 2 has de- eianc3 that he considers "ENerywo-
 an" the mos important prediction ii hts career aa 4ro3uca@ The music which is symphonic in 2aasaa- aer and is interpreted by a s ecial symphony orchestra carried by the company, was composed by George #hitefield Chadwick, dean Of the New England Observatory of Music Dr. Chadwick is the composer of several esmous sym honies which are Ter
 ornea anunally by the Boston sym nhony Orchestra aud all the worid'e great orchestras. Oyen one hundred nd fifty people appear in the pro dpetion which is undoubteal, the tarzest dgamatic and m 'siaal oraaDi- zation ever sent on tour
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-02-21
That Made Milwaukee Fdln0llS.

tempgY3 2 @ake bis 9aosae 8 ina ame and would have a8e pataee Frightened Gom his work
 The W orl. was apgs ntlv }aue-Tith bare hands. alJsousa t. $ Jh24gh. that alter ,he Hts oeieh mad ae a Iooseped t a a a iesad- meat TT M aa 55fau 4fa4 .aa opening ha8 bees ra5e. ii Waald A7Va resulted tAa lsa9n ea k H2t HH, efea6d his 9a would @ya elaWlea Gfaa M Mty tha a0laia- us e5atama aaia EaYe eu- d0u@telIy HcaH eo3a eaGs Che police to a aHssaea5 ,aaraushy Browns gutlt V he oHarse on @afah ha WAS convicted Us followed 55 inc man. rcaItata3 the aefaa ness his case, resolved Q maAe his eaapn from -a af h. 4Is Mar3 Uas anaet tHe apHo 4l#o 2ors.
 The hola was t0# iu ehe rear If ehr negro cells md on ecooga or the darkness tt Was not discovered en#I "Wednesday e}ea eHea 4sees ingcs ltgatet, tha eas baH 0eee- sarE Co caeeE 8 algaH
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-02-21
lsEtIFH wt5.Ts<I}

Gtil.ao an wet feet result in can- sestns the intene' organs. and n- aa@ai50 ef F3ueH tud bH6der. with 'toamate e@iEes oad pan ii Aack eeno ally follow Esa Folcs td 'Ret Pills aey @fe=tae bee,
 cine ma.e ter al disoraes ct tao t d- GcyS, Tor b-aGl.99 irfeeuM1Ilaa5. an& fer haaEaae and r6 aaaHam r ey 30 noe c-asGla aail forming 04sa. Tone n set on, qaieE in asu1t. N. |. De Wpody < Go
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-02-21
CITY JAIL DELIyERY
 "NIEPpEIl IN TIE BUFF
bEG HOLE HAD PEEN T0RX IN REAR WALL OF RAST4LE RE-
 FORE IF WAS pREFRNFEEe.
Prisoners Deny Enowicdae q. the Affair aud Say l. x Brown
 llid tae N0Tk,

What is though 10 have been q bold attempt on the part ae the hria- oners in the cit4- iaiI e effect an es- cape was thwaryed al au early haW Thursday morning Ay TaraEay a3e- don Farne3. ,4,a tauosmaa Roehae6
 The officers upon hearing u5- fling in tao rear tao iaib went 2 investisaya the ease and laand Na, that 2 hola large enough 10 permi. the passa2e Of mans body, had been dug T the rear wall aud .hut the prisoners were apparently mero- H awaitins for @aanea to Knock out fhe remaining bac -br5oas and eca5y through Ali of the prisoners wers promply locked up h the cells aud remained there che balance ot the nisht
 Yesterday arteruoon tric.--nasoa vas called anG ho placed tbe 9rlcl>s seinforcins the affected pa al tl wall so f is very s0pFaQabie saal another attemn Nil' take placo + inc aesr future at least
 The esaane had evidently beeA shreWdly planned, all -ha prison rs however deny taat they had anyfhlus wiiateyec to do with lhc d.ssine tl the wall They 'all stated that ths work had been 9seaH 9y E Brown who was fined S51o and @-A months Imprisonment Monday for The His- fraating Of his goung bride. aud that he alone had aiempted t9 escape Brown was confined in the tail Sun day, and t is thonght that he at
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-02-21

the gnitoa states Department q lgs- tiee and will take charge of the, ,pr9se-
 ztions jns@his city Hnl county a
 ases whore violations 9f the Mann white slave act arc resented.
 The ap ointment Followed visit os 5aorao Morgan Royce spe lal asem CT the Department cf Justice tn tMs City Wednesday nf4hy and gasterlag Nr RoHco made an inspection loun e all the marral resorts in thia ezy aad ecmati2ipa the 0enartaser NarE h2aa taat no violations of sha Mann aet may be committed Tlt'10a. the authorities learning of then
 Juaee EerWin stated gcatos 32 a4t be woQld soon inagegrWo T F8a1'a against operators q room.es Aoa ia this city and county. whore lhog a.e coma e3 for "lmnoral gain~. Ha ~iIl 2FeaeeuJe the eea Ja- 5sr 56e Mann act and ,seiH tAe+ He 4once fo eitmieqto raen, ocre1@ 35hin few weeks.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-02-21
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EVERY #0MAN9 V0Ns&HF


 By rar the most interesting nrouua- ion ol re cnt yea.a. the dramatic spetta ele. Every y oman with which he public has become familiar through magazine articles and the Ne~ York dcspatches to ,he daily nawa- Hapers, will be seen at the EfEs Tho ater tonight when Henry ". Savage 0ili offer his splendid erformanea which comes here dire from che large Eastera cities witho a change ill the company or member of the large or&ani1ation The cablaa a. ,cInts Of the enormous success of 'EEerywoman at the DrUrv Lane Theatre London, indicate for the a44al-ar dramatic noyelts a foreign success equal to tbai which t is ea- to%in& in this coun0y. The Hrodu7- i9a desies the ordinary classification of inc theatre. u ie aot. strictly
 esku&. era, mraieal comedy, or dH7ma while 4aetaktnz oI many oa the essential features of all of theHl. t zs &eeaed to the author 5he late Wallor 9Hoane by 4ha ancient moral
 Y play @EEenyAlaa, ahiel wac peg- formed throughoat America I fai years aeo by 2 band oa 5.aal.ah play ae# radea the leadership oi Pen Cree There is, however. not tha faint- 2st s,ail2ritv in treatmant. fer
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-02-21

Mieses Mamie and Emma ODonnell have returned from Little Rock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-02-21

,G2zG V Gaaa1nt2ad ID Give &5a5T and
 <&-atea53rs ra55 st {,e&ief from
 Es.az}s5 @aa i5Isisa &'aeteIes'
 Tor raeh. letter, aud all the. skin 5ataHoe ttsat babies suffer, zEA0 has E5r +5s skin troubles shat men and 9ru satlat. for att the itching, raw, :4gaA At~4 eezeaa. daadrutIs inuam2d or tesGea"G liG, l. ha4 proven it's astonish7 a 4l5a .a t3as4@nGs of casa g.. Yhe i'm. Asiiale ealet il giTes | almost heavenly. lf.45g is : ciooa, auti@aptic solution 1p- ,!inG to the skin; no of.F paste orointment. M faaL would sc2id and crack into the h}oo&. Could hardly walk. Tried one bottle Cf sa1A9s Z5c, and 1t cured 6h a7a." r. ". Flowers, JeWeler, oak- tea{e. Va.
 All 1irst-clas5 druggists sell zEMo, 25e 2 aaa1ea bottle, or sent direct Q. on cine Co., S5. Louis, Mo.
 zEMO is. sold and guaranteed by druggists everywhere, and in Pine Bluff by BedeII's Quality BFug Store.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-02-21
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Ncl since the days of 'FloroAora has there been 3 musical comedy ~ilh score so pc ular as that of The Red Rose which will be seen st the Elks Theatre on Feoruary 25,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-02-21

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-02-21

with the popular Zee Rasne as it's head. There are twenty-five numbers. THe com Eoses. Robert 5a3d owa~s seems so5 have gras ea tae seses. gri,ina mistakenly. yet Dop@Ise alea He insists on tAa afopee ineoe's1-=z ticn of his 1o ok and for that local playGcers VII haaf mary mants rarely ssea il tlaa oz2aaa nit. There are twenty
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-02-21

W E. Skelton. a merchant at Stan icy, Ind. says he would net }ata S1oo.- TO tcreae le,ios a single box of Foley
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-02-21

When Burton 7aimca recently gaTe lis calebaata1 tayeiogue on .eaaa- ma at Orchestra Haii, Chicago Gp was seriously iHt7 raptad by ccatindal coughing of the a9doac2 No one annoys will n8sy aad if people Wi5a coue&s, colds, hcneenass aGd tick ling in throat wa3ad use f6lev'a. Honey 6 Tar Compound they cori1G quic]ly cure taeir coughs and col5s md avoid this aInoyavce. W. L. De- Woody & Co.
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