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War at a Glance

A Zeppelin raid over the northeast
coast Of England last night caused the
heaviest loss of life among non -com-
batants from such attacks during the
war, with the exception OF yesterdays
raid by Frencn aeroplanes over Karls-
ruhe, Germany. Details Of the attack
on the English coast are held back by
the British censor, as was the case In
previous raids, but It is announced Of
ficlnlly that fifteen persons were killed
und as many more wounded and that
several fires were started by the
bombs. The attack on Karlsruhe
caused the death Of 10 persons and Il
were wounded seriously.
The invasion Of the province Of
Trent by the Italians Is proceeding
steadily and according to the Italian
general staff the dominating positions
nre being occupied gradually. The
| Austrians who have dispatched 5000
men from Trent to resist the invaders,
have not accepted battle. On the Ison-
20 front the Austrlans have prepared
elaborate defenses, including In some
localities several lines OF trenches Of
masonry or concrete.
German claims to have successes In
Galicia are confirmed In part by an
official statement from Petrograd. II
said the Germans brought up fresh
troops and the Russians were con-
PEELED to fall back. No mention Is
made Of Mosclska. capture Of which
wns announced Yesterday AZ Berlin.
The British army on the western
front has resumed the offensive. II
was announced In London today that
the British had carried another line OF
German trenches west Of la Bassee.
A French torpedo boat has been sunk
In collision with British steamer. Six
members Of the crew were drowned.
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STOCKS AND BONDS



NEW YORK. June l0-Ths irregular
price movement witch characterized yes
tsrdAys stock market was continued II
tnduys opening United States Steel and
Reading recorded initial fractional Ad.
vnnces. but other active issues including
coppers, were lower. AmAlgamated dec,ln
Ing y on an Offering of lEO0 shares War
shares and allied stocks notably Bethle
hem Steel Goodrich and Federal Min.
ing common and preferred receded I to
,G points Rsnding soon lost It's gain and
some " the specianles made fractional
recoveries after which the market lapsed
into dullness
War issues weakened In the afternoon
Rethlehem Steel selling four polats under
Yesterdays close With one point losses In
Westinghouse, American Locomotive. New
York Airbrnke md crulclbls steel Coppets
and trunk line shares were lower
Rest prices were recorded In the later
deillngs the advance following the declar
ntion NJ the regular Reading dividend The
closing was strong
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Braun who Is noted for his critica
eye, and he fell II prey 10 the hands q
the law.
II Is said by the police that cOcain'
probably put the female impersonatol
into the happy and carefree frume ol
mind In which he was found
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FALLS UNDER CRITICAL EYE
or BRAUN, DRESS AUTHORITY

Ed Harrison, colored, donned wo.
mans clothing early this morning and
sallled forth upon the streets to see
how It felt to stride around IN female
attire, His awkward movements soon
attracted the attenhon Of officer Joe
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MR.. J. II. KOHLFR

who has recently taken over The Palace
Oaraee Machine shop, ui-IIB W Srd H.
fhene ". mn. one Of the best equipped
shops IN the city, and without a doubt
Joe is one Of the best machlnlsts In the
state Don't run your car out OF order
because you had Il to I OF garage,
and got no results, Bringlt to Zoe aud he
viii Put II Il IN good running order II
ran once and win run ngain.
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LIVESTOCK


KANSAS cry. juno lG Hog receipts
OOO steady Buk S72UuiN. hrtNN u lOM
74O. light s. 25d7Ah; pig So 2in7 -
cattle receipts 1000 steady prime 'ei
steer. sSGtn 30 dressed beef steers s. iOd
y. southern steers fGJnu- 40 COWS $50.
IN. heifprs Eag. sto.krr. 81 O5ds on
Sheep receipts 5000 ,toud} limb. s. a
mlU. wethcrs f8m05O ewes Sin6
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Liverpool Cotton

LIVERPOOL June l0-Closing cotton
steady Good middllnE 57Ad middling
5t7d low mlddlng 40I Sales 10000 ,
speculation and export 1900 Receipts II
on bales Futures, quiet. June 620hd (;
June.July 526nd July Aug. $500 Aug
Sept ass, Septh Oct i0d Oct. Nov
652Nd. Jan. Feb 5t7d; March Arm
6T4hd: May une 5sid
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. hard 81 lgml 20
corn ., Iiis white I5h 70 sr.
Oul. @ i5isc. . white 40
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LOST at Belle Isle, large cameo brooch
finder please return 10 Mrs II N Cald
we'll, lil0 n Indiana aud receive reward
Phone Wal TBlI
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CHICAGO. June 10 Hog receipts -
OOO, strong Bulk S72OmI 5D. HIGHT s. 9jd
40. mixed 81 l0n7W nenry 81 Nd1 ~
rough ST. SOGtGO5. pigs WHaJ
Cattle receipts 1909 .iradN nntlyr beef
steers ~ G5d0S5; western steers 81 UH
$40. COWS and heifer- 81 .OGis7j. ynyes
y 23m lO2i
sheep receipts 5000. slow sheep si75d
$40. lambs S. az n surlng S. l5dlO N
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LOST AND FOUND.

FutND-A bank book with pair u
gloves owner can have same by identlf.
cation and calling At brooks store
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PROVISIONS


CHICAGO. June lG Butter. unchanged {.
Eggs receipts 2i lpI cHses unchanged
Potatoes lower. od rcceints ~ '1r, Nlrh
ignn and Wisconsin rod SOH23 10
white 32hH, new rrrcluts ~ rur. Tex
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NOTICES.


Buyard T Hsintr Robert Burns.
ThOs r Toney
Lawyers JOV $40 81 Colcord building
Oklahoma tity Okla VIII do q general
practice In nll state aud federal courts
Special nttcnliuu given 10 corporation
matters, land litigation, estates ANA
bankruptcy Phone Nipple 33l
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NV NnrL Mnns,

NEW YORK, IVhc l8 Mercantile pa.
nor Slaa% Sterling exchange N day bills
t7i demand tI03O; cables 40 80 Bar
silver i9h Mexican dollars 3s Govern.
ment and railroad bonds firm. Time loans
easy ~ davs ~ Id2N ~ days 2ha2x
six months 3 Can money firm Nigh . low
? ruling rate 2 last loan ., closing
hid offered al
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NEW ORLEANS June l6-CottOn wna
unsettled IN the early trading TO-DAY,
weather news wus considered 10 be In IN
yor Of higher prices, but Liverpool m
lures were lower than due which brought
forth Offering, on larger scale than the
ring could readily absorb Half un hour Of
tcr ID" opening prices were at net loss
of Smi points
The market recovered its early loss hut
the weekly weather reports were more IA
NOrablr than expected and toward noon
the trading months were I to points down
The market made little show of actiy.
lty In the afternoon. Al l 20 prices were =
points under yesterdays final quotations
NEW ORLEANa. June ~ Cotton Spot
quiet unchanged Sales on the spot
45O bales 10 arrive 900 Good ordinary
13I strict good ordinary 1853; low mii
ding T%. strict low middling 9Oi mid
ding g8s; strict middllng aG3 good
middllng 800 strict good mlddllng 10 ~
| Receipts l.Ssl stock 1924
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MONEY.

run A WANT AID In The Times
lines I time. 10 cents.
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new YORK June 10 The cotton seed
OH market closed steady Spot GiOQ 30
Juns l2H26 July 23d25 Aug o ud42
Sept G5545I oct 6sQW Nov Gb4dOO
Dec G55UGD. Jan 6sd02
Total snlrs 6OOO bbls
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CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY
BUSINESS 4 PROFESSIONAL

ATIOkNENS-
Al O MElsTER. iej % Amer. Natl. Banh
HAIR DRESSING
GENUINE Human hair switches for
snlei your lair cOmbings made to order
Mrs, Carl King, ~ W Grand Ave.
Wal 2dl0
RUBBER STAMPS AND SEALS
q. X. STAMP 4 SEAL CO. lis
W. Grand Ave. Wal. asa
SHOE REPAIRING--
QUALITY SHOE SHOP. 8i2 West
Main. We call for and deliver free
Phone Maple tlp
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SALES MISCELLANEOUS.

FOR SALE Belgian hHres 3 weeks to
. months old 1910 W 2nd st.
NEW AND USED Garden aud steam
hose. trclllses. screen doors Zoe and up
Rcst wire screen cloth oklahoma Ciy
House Wrccking Works. 32O South Walk.
ar street
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noes A little reaction nns registered
10 the hog division tohaN while receipts
continued light Everything went won't
five cents higher. the tor being 40 Bulk
uf the sales ~ TO 80
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Kansas City Cash GrR nj
KANSAS CITY, June ~ Whrst . hard
81 ltLMll ~. o -ed VI l0d III.
Corn mixed 7lhd1g, white Ilc
Onts white i5c. . mixed tOiyd4lI
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INK BARRELS EOR SALE.
A number OF empty ink barrels for sale
Cnll NJ Times office rnd w MAN NJ
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

Two five passenger Nelle Forties one
seven passenger Pierce Arrow, Just the
thing for livery and priced very reason
able John Deere rlON Co., b3l 80 W.
Main. Phone W lOJs
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MRS. s1ODDAHD has reopened her
dress making puIlOr At 5ll East ith street.
She also does shopping for out-of town
ings W 659T
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MR.. AUTOMOBILE owner. does your
auto top need covering Does your car
need painting See Hickman, Main st. kutU
and Carriage Works, bib.lT W Main.
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A. u. JONES, lawyer, damage suits, d..
VorceS, ~ills and Eenreal law practice
e1b.i 10 HerskowitS Ridr. Phone Maple T1a
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

HTPOTTTSiTY i, ofTerI, q few i've.
energetic men "a secure good Incomes for
yrnrS "a come In a uiCc clean, legitimate
business very conclusive evidence l. avail.
able that this proposition N what II Is
rlnlmrd 10 be 81 00 cnsh Is required, 10
bc returned out " futErc profits lnqulr-
ers ran be placed IN touch with the propo.
sltlou hy applying 10 The chamber VI com.
mrrrr. oklahoma City, COl,ord Bldg.
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Personal
DIR. CR0UCE

Office rooms tIS-Ut Majestic Buiidins,
corner MAIN and Harvey. Maple Ita.
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ChlcsEo Cash GraIn

Chicago Cash Grain
CHICAGO June ~ Wheat o red 81 IS
o hard 81 l0i4q 1914
Corn So yellow 7idTBp.
oats standard igGMA
Barley iuHfiD
st. Louis Cash Grain
ST LOUIS June 10 wheat rcd 81 Il.
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Now York spot Cotton,
NEW YORK June M spot cotton. str1.
dl miIdling uplunds $50 no sules
N.u York Cotton Future.

NEW YORK, June 10 Cation future
closed steady
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LEGAL NOTICES
MUNICIPAL uNIL SERVICE ENAM
NATION


MUNICIPAL uNIL SERVICE ENAM.
tPuh Daily Times lune ~ ~ ~ lnli
Public Notice is hereby given that The
competitive examination for the classified
servirc NJ oklahoma city, Oklahoma fOr
the positions named below will hr held I'M
the third floor ln the Council Chamber
NJ the Clly Hall IN oklahoma Citv ok
lahoina. on the respective dates, beginning
ut o'clock %. m
Frc Service
Entrance
SALARY
July ]. 1913 Fireman ............. : a. nn
Clerical Service
July /, 1913 chief clerk NJ Water
Dept ...,....... ..... SljO M
chief clerk Building
Dept ...,......... S 5OW
Fire Service
July 2nd. 1915 Fire Chauffeur 3 G5N
General Scope " Examination urthog
rnphy. composition NJ dirintion ponmnu
ship experience. practical questions and
arithmetic The general scope NJ the exam
ination will be- explained 10 nll applicants
upon request
Application hanks must hc procured
NJ the nfflbe NJ ihy civil service commits
sion. room 2Oa Clly Hail. from aud nftrr
! June 10 1918 competitors must sopurr
application blanks md fle them I'm On,
office ~ the rl,il service commission hN
| Saturday noon June 2lth 1915.
| Examination papers wGI1 not be- rrnd"I
or mark given unless applicant passes "a
per cent ur better IN practical questions
/ Applicants who successfully pass m,
| entrance examination Tor chauffeur. and rr
celye appointment us such will he rpuuir
I cd iO take the examination for fireman
| after period NJ six s2nnths' service
civil Service Commission
Attest, a y LINDSAY.
PINK VI GINrER, Chairman
Secretary
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Vt Worth Livestock

FORT WORTH. Juur lG Cattle re-
ceints 1000 steady Hrryrs SGns %
Hog receipts 1000; strong light N50G
755
Sheep receipts 1900; declined De cents
Limbs sac
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MARKETS
LOCAL LIVESTOCK


CATTLE Packers drnn'd fourteen load.
NJ the $50 head Of cattle .irr. TODAY
Quarantine beef made up rH, buL of the
DAYS run, several loads ui nul.n -ud up
90 40 us top Tf-, trade Wul s'rldy
uIl around ANA m" ara .''. .uUrvI ur
early Few cars N Tue Ju.h uYi mmsnrd
the native supply today. .uv- aud hrf
err topping the market n GE Coco
bulls $50 10 d. stockerH vrr" ,.Dur with
Hight steers and calves quoted ul ts5 and
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PLANTS AND SEEDS.

PURE Orange Cane Seed, SOC per bush.
81, sacked. T. . b. r. u, whltlow, n. \.
n T. pawnee OK
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VEHICLES AND Autos

MEACHAM Coil Exchange, l3 y. Broad
way, Oklahoma city Phone Wal.
nut lBl MtRnetoa repaired
colts rcvOund. storage batteries rechurged
and oyethauled All kinds Of self starter
work donc. out or town work solicited sud
given prompt attention All worR absolute
ly guaranteed Best equipped shop west OF
chicago y ray and Violet ray machines
made TO order
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KANSAS ClTY. June ~ Butter, eggs
unchanged. roullr, hens ~ roosters 20,
hfHlIar4 20,
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LAWN MOWERS

Sharpcucd, the only method practical
Called for and delivered, 81 n hudson
Phone W. 1885
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WANTED REAL ESTATE

List your real estate bargains for sale
or exchange, with C. J. Murphy and Co,
3lO Lor Bldg Wal ilil.
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I- sacked rrlmuph- Tn NlOOi north Cnr-
'llun ouuDlrs SH3Iu Poultry alive, no.
changed
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NEW YORK. Jun, 10 Raw sugar.
stead, ,nulnmsul ISa mulus,vs tl2.
refined steady
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NEW ORLEA,
New O,l.an. Cotton Future.

NEW ORLEANS, June 10 Cotton IN.
turcs closed quiet and steady at del
cline NJ pm3 pOiuts
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GRAIN

KANSAS CITY June 10 -Scw potntoe'
suuinrTus easy 81
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HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS.

HUI SEKEEPING rooms Sl2; sleeping
rooms 500. nicely furnished walking
distance Wal 1850 1909 Dulc
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------------'-'--l7l7 - : :
FOR RENT FLATS.

THREE or 4 rooms. modern cOttage
apnrtmcuts, private entrance, porch md
bath with or without furniture. four
blocks from postoftlce Light heat wa
tor and garbage furnished 81 20 per week
lnoulrc q W Connolly G2l " 4th
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WINTER MAY
OVERTAKE THE
GERMAN army
lnRussia and It May Have the
Fate of Napoleon's Army
in That Country,

Correspondents Of Associated Press.)
PARIS, Nov. 24.-Predictions that
the approaching winter will be very
severe have inspired comparisons be
tween the German campaign in Rus
STA and Napoleon's Russian campaign
OF 1872. "a
Able Moreaux, OF the sBoruges OBJ
servatory points out thatsa curve In
dicating the European localities
where the average temperature Is
fourteen degrees above zero Eahren-
heit would comprise Berlin, wilma,
Riga, Dvinsi, Moscow and Petrograd!
To make up this average, however.
zones Of greater cold are comprised
the maximum at Petrograd being
|thirty-eight below eyro and ut Mos
COW forty-seven below zero Fahren-
|heit. -
manning the situation from a
METEOROLOGICAL point Of view, Ahne
Moreaux fnds confirmation of the
|predisticns of naturalists inrreyfews
ing the natural return OF periods Of
Iextrene cold IN the past we ere
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OLD MASTER
FACTORY IS
uNEARTHED.
By a Swiss Art Lover Who
Himself Was Almost Taken
by the Fraud.
.,.,,.s .s,te,s..Ie y. 1slss..s,

MUNICH, Germany. Nov ga
remarkable "old master factory" con.
tanning dozens Of excellent copies OF
paintings Of famous artists, especial
" Of popular German painters; has
Just been uncovered in a private
house In the Nymphen bergerstrasse
here.
A Swiss art lover. intent on pur.
chasing a number Of pictures, is re.
sponsible for exposing the fraud,
which, however, was SO good that ne
himself was nearly taken In.
The Swiss had advertised for paint.
tngs by German artists, and was ap-
preached by Frau Lehman. who
conducted him to her home and dis.
played a. great variety OF Holders
! enbacns; Dietz.s, Defreggers and
Won Kellar:s. as well as work pur.
porting to be by Otto Seitz, Matthias
Schmidt and others. Not one Of the
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approaching in his opinion period
oflcold winters and he thinks that the
German soldiers may experience the
same vicissitudes as those that cost
Napoleon 100000 men from the
Grand Army.
Larrey, who wore thermometer
during Napoleon's Russian campaign
has left records showing that as
early as November Ia, the Grand
Army" had to endure a temperature
of twelve below. zero Fahrenheit on
the line from Wilma to MOSCOW, -
the retreat having begun October IS.
From November IL the thermometer
went down rapidly to twenty-five de-
grees below zero, December 8 to reacn
thirty-four below ezro when the re-
treating army reached Aialodecyn.
Equal Temperatures. according to
Able Moreaux are almost. certain to
prevail over considerable parts OF the
German front IL 1t is maintained on
the present line and are almost GER
tain to overtake the German forces in
retreat unless they abandon their po-
sitions Immediately.
~ "a. H.
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PENNIES;
Collected by Denver Youths,
with Which to Pay Judge
lindsey's Fine.

{ DENVER, Col. Nov. 26.-wards Of
Judge Ben.B. Lindsey's juvenile court,
including number OF Lindsey's abad
boys" have started a movement 70
collect $4,000 pennies from the children
OF Denver with which to pay the $500
ihne imposed upon Judge Lindsey by
District Judge Perry, who held him
in contempt OF court for refusing to
testify what 10 year old Cal Wright
had told him regarding the Staying
Of the boys father.
The inaugurators Of the penny coll
lection movement called upon Judge
Lindsey and said: Judge, you stuck
by us and now we're going to stick
by you"
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CLEARS THE HEAD
BREAKSA COLD
STOPS CATARRH
Fave you tried NosTRIoLA?I

Have You tried NoSTRIoLA?
This simple, common sense treat
ment costs but q trifie. and It is GER
'tainly fine for Colds. Group, Nasal Ca
!tarrh, Sore Throat. Cold In Chest, Hay
Fever and kindred affections.
The nostrils and air passages are
the breeding places for Catarrh. hay
Fever and other disease breeding
germs, and these germs thrive and
multiply when the parts are sore,
swollen, and infarned by colds.
NoSTRIoL.A IL intended to open
nostrils, soothe the Unnamed mem-
brane, an dat the same time cleanse
and purify the Innings Of the air pas
sages. Strengthening them and en-
abling them 70 resist and throw Oh
colds. The instant You begin to sneeze
and feel . cold coming, that Is the
time 70 use NoSTRfolAA.
! Geta small tube Of NoSrRIoI.A Of
your druggist to-day ana don't let
Catarrh uiad efnniyie your health
iyertiyetnent 6,
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Yes; s 3. S J! S. Is Purely v getable
Natures Safe Blood Treatment

s. S. S. b guaranteed to be- 1
purely vegetable remedy. It isymade
entirely Of gentle acting. healing, pyi.
rifying roots, herbs and barks, pos,
sessing properties that build up all
parts OF the system, in addition "a. ne,
moving all impurities and poisons
from the blood. S. S. S. IS q SAFE
Treatment for Rheumatism, Catarrh.
Scrofula. Sores and Ulcers, Skin Dis
eases. Contagious Blood Poison, ana
all disorders Of the blood. It cleanses
the entire system and IT'S permanent.
Get S. S. s.. at any drug store.
$. s. s. 10 q tandard remedy recoR-
nized everywhere as the greatest
blood antidote ever discovered II
yours Is 9 Jpeculiar case write to S. S.
s. Co, Atlanta. Ga.
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pictures but seemed genuine.

|P0SG01So abuS oSSAASo 6Ci1uAASs ~
Before purchasing, the Swiss asked
for advice atthe Pinakothek and 9th
'er galleries. He had no suspicious.
but was merely cautious. Unable to
secure any, reliable information ne
returned to: the Nymphenburger-
strasse; where he noticed for the first
time an apparently wonderful Def
freger painting Of boy. 81
He offered to buy It on the spot,
but Frau Lehman declined to sell
1t, alleging that 1t was painting Of
her son by the famous artist. The
Swiss collector had reason to know
that this could not be true and noti-
fed the police. / The latter raided
the house and found a veritable
storehouse of paintings, everyone OF
them a fraud. Frau Lehman, with
her husband and son fled the mean
time.
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HAS GOOD MEMORY.

sUNRURY. Pa. Nov. ga strang-
er walked into the home Of Mrs. Ben
3amin Ray and asked Mrs. Ray Il she
Remembered him. Sure" was the
reply. you are my brother Charlie"
The stranger was Charles s. Myers, a
Johnstown, Pa, business maniwho left
their home twenty-six years ago.
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Mn0WM TOT oU He0F1 A1 the Best
Remedy for Rheumatism, catarrii,
Scrofula, Skin Diseases. 81
Scientists have discovered that the
forest and the field, are abundantly
supplied with vegetation of various
kinds, that furnish the ingredients
for making a remedy, for practically
every LII and ailment Of mankind.
Medicines made from roots, herbs. and
lbarks which Nature has placed at the
disposal Of man, are better than
strong mineral mixtures and concoc-
tons. Mineral medicines work dan.
gerously on the delicate parts Of the
system. especially the stomach ana
bowels, by eating, out the lining mem.
brane. producing chronic dyspepsia
and often entirely running the health.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-26

Tulips came from. the .Leyant; they
grow wild in European Turkey. Lady
Holland brought them to England in
1904: