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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-25
DANDRUFF SO BAD
HAIR FELL OUT
ItChed All the Time. Could
Not Sleep At All. Dam
druff on Coat Collar.
HEALED BY CUHCURA
SOAP AND OINTMENT

MY trouble began With dandruh Its
hrst appearance did nos itch very mncn ous
grew worse and worse until later On my head
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-25
WIGwAM-wILLIAM FARNUN.

To-day is the last showing at the
Wigw-am Of a Wonderful Adventure
the William Fox production in which
William Farnum is featured. OF Mr.
Farnum's ability il is unnecessary to
saw anything TO either a stage audience
or picture show patrons The story Is
an unusual one and Mr. Farnum is seen
playing two distinctly different charac-
tere. The action Of the story necessi-
tates both characters appearing on the
screen at the same time many times
This is so cleverly done by double ex-
posure work that one cannot detect the
fact that more than one exposure has
been made. The production is STAGED
with that care which has made the Fox
name famous and the picture is in
keeping in every way with the others
which have pleased the Wigwam pa
irons in the past-Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-25

Ilc1eu Al lla ILIlla tala--a-ll
at night after going 20 bed
I could not sleep st al Tho
da.ldruR was 50 bad that it
could be seen On ny coat
collar and ny hair fell out I
had this scalp trouble for abOus
four months
Il tried - Hair Tonic
and several other remedies
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-25

but found none that would give me AZ
relief untH tried Cuticura Soap and OInt'
msnt- 1 used the CuticUa Soap and ONT
ment about one week and I vas completely
heaied." (Signed) IL l. Bot, Weathersbys
Mis-. Jan /. 1915
Sample Each Free by Mail
With 32-p. Skin Book on request Ad-
dres postcard ''Cutieura, Dept II Sos-
ton.'' Sold through0us the world
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-25
leasing in Washington.

In Fl PasO u IS unuersIOOu LnaL 4 v
yer Gunther R Leasing is in Wash
ington working in the name Of the
railroads Of Villas northern Ae1lco
territory claiming that the United
States has no right to refuse coal and
other shipments to Nillista territory
under the findings Of United States
district supreme courts, Of recent date
Less than six weeks ago Mr.. Lessfns
pointed out a finding by a supreme
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1915-12-16

The trnrk meet between Pickcns and Roanoke
schools held here Friday was won by rickcns,
{ points To 81. The stars for l'ickcns were niv-
ns and curtis, tho all tho boys did well, especi-
ally l.oopcr who put the shot 80 feet with case,
and Hester the short legged boy, and Mcdaniel
the long race runner. The Roanoke boys also
did some fine work, Herd and Allgood being
their stars. Gentry Simmons and O'Del also
did good work. This was the first meet Of the
season for Pickcns and If they work right you
may always look for Pickcns nt the top. We've
got the mutcrinl and all we need is practice and
corporations II. T..
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1915-12-16

linbcus Corpus proceedings were held in An
derson Friday before Judge Prince for the pur.
pose of determining whether Luther Hendricks,
who was recently convicted of mGnslaughter In
PicEens should serve his term on the county
chaingang of this county or in the state peni-
tentiary. MIR. Hendricks has been on the public
works about six weeks, but it seems that his
health has not been good recently and relatives
ana friends wanted him sent TO Columbia The
Inc sentence was such that ii could have been
served either on the public works of the county
or III the penitentiary, and the county supcr.
visor having supervision over such cases
thought Mr.. Hendricks was needed on the Duh.
lie works Of this county. After hearing the
arguments of the attorneys, Judge Prince in
Slrnctcd the sheriff of PckcnS county to inform
the superintendent Of the pcnilcntiniy to send
mere Tor the prisoner. and he wns taken to
Columbia this week To finish his sentence there
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1915-12-16

sheriff Roark aud four United States govern.
ncnt officers spent some time in the upper part
Of Pickcns county last week in search of wood
Zachary, VINO is suspected Of shooting Onccr
anderson Galloway and another man who was
with MIN about three weeks ago, but they fail
cd To find him. The shooting occurred in Jack
son county. y. G., just after Galloway had de-
Ntroyca II still there, While neither were fatal
ly injured Galloway had one eye shot out and
his companion was sprinkled with buckshot.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1915-12-16

Red Cross Seals nrc sale at the kcowcc
Pharmacy here The price of the seals are one
cent each ard the money derived from the sale
OF them Is used to fight tn berculoSis. The drug
store gets nothing for selling them and we get
nothing for advertising them, but the money is
50 wisely used that we do IL to help the cansc.
Put n Red Cross Seal on every letter and package
you mail between now and Christmas
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1915-12-16
Singing Convention

The Liberty township Singing convention
will meet with Ric2's Creek Baptist church The
third SUNDAY afternoon in Dcccnbcr 1918
Everybody is invited to come and be with us, ns
thiS.iS election day to eject new officers for the
ensuing year 1916. All Sunday schools in the
township nrc especially requested to send dele
gates.
All Lovers of T:iiSic are invited to come and
bring song books and enjoy themselves.
Z. T.. ROGEIsS See. md 'rrcnS
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1915-12-16

L. H. Shnnklin and family have moved from
EnSlcy tO Greer where he will have charge Of
the Victor cotton mill. Mr. Shmnllin has made
EaSley his home for many years and is an cX-
perienccd mil man. For the past two years he
has been inspector Of the six mills Of which j.
VI. Geer Of Grccnvillc is president.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1915-12-16

Ladies, get your husband
a Shumatc Razor and strap
for a Christmas present.
The best that money can
buy. We guarantee them
for life and prices arc low.
Sold by Pickens Hardware
4 Grocery Company.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1915-12-16

Mr.. John Gilstrnp died Saturday at his home
in Enslcy, nftcr II lingering illness and his body
was laid to rest at Bethlehem Sundcy after IN.
neral services conducted bv Rev Mr.. White
Mr.. Gistrnp leaves Il wife and two children and
was Il brother Of Mr.. Elisha GilStrap of near
pickcns. Many relatives and friends weep for
him.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1915-12-16

Lost Pocketbook containg about $50
and some coupons, Tuesday, between
cemetery and Mr. Bert Jones House
Finder viii be literally rewarded for
lls return to Bert Jones at the mill or
The Sentinel Office or to me. Tommy
Trotter.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1915-12-16

Mr.. Charlie GiStrap and Miss Annie Scntell
were married at the residence of !. ID. Maudin,
ihc officiating officer, December IL. Both have
been living in Norris and have many friends
who wish them happy journey tiIunfe.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1915-12-16
ocal and p ersornal

Miss Nellie Freeman is visiting relatives In
Chester.
Mfs,EtSsis Taylor, of Easley, spent Friday In
Pickens, N
tist church Sunday.
Mrs, J J. Lewis has as her guest this week
| her sister, Mrs. w. H. Hughes.
B. y. Kelley of Central route was ut the
county seat on business Tuesday
Born unto Mr.. and Mrs. J, u. G. Mcdaniel,
Jr., december g, Il daughter.
Miss Ellen Lewis is spending several weeks
in Charlotte with her aunt Mrs Grandy.
Mrs. N4SGqc I.ochr is at home with her par
days.
Mrs. J. T., Richcy ana daughter Margaret are
visiting relatives in Columbia, where they will
spend the holidays.
Mrs. James Tribble OF Anderson has returned
uncle j. McD. Bruce.
Mrs. Mary Boggs and Mrs. John Robinson
who have been visiting Dr.. and Mrs. J. y. Hal
lum have returned to Easley
Miss Frcdn Hughes, who has been the nttrac.
tive guest of Miss Mary lewis several weeks
has returned to her home in Richand.
There are G,S10 names on the tax books of the
county and up to December IL, $40 tax receipts
had been issued, leaving 1921 yet unpaid.
}. NJ. CAN'T who is working on the double
trucking work Of the railroad between Eascv
and Central, spent SUNDAY with his family here.
The members of the PckcnS baptist sunday
school have decided to have Il Christmas tree
cembcr o1
up to December !, this year, there had been
seasons cotton. Last year at the same time
p, ,ssi bales had been ginncd.
People of the county generally will be glad to
know that Judge Mauldin and j. Med. Bruce
are improving after being confined to their
rooms about two weeks on account OF illness.
We arc requested to again remind you that II |
box supper will be given at the Mt. Carmel ". |
o. W. Hall Monday night after Christmas, De-
cember -. The proceeds will be used for school
purposes.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1915-12-16

At It's last meeting kcowec Camp No 1906 w.
.. W., elected the following officers to serve
during the year 1916; F. S. Porter c. e.. r. ~
lla!lum' ~ l. /: L. y. Seawrigh, clerk: W. f..
Findlcy, banker j. W Garrett, escort; +. S. .Por.
ter' physician: W. T. EdcnS, watclman: w. T..
FREEMAN sentry: j. w. Lnngston. auditor: Rev.
l.. j.. Virgins chaJluin
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1915-12-16

The lIasctinc Opera Co. disappointed large
crowd at the school house Wednesday night.
Tho coming with good recommendations the com
pany appeared very mediocre ana will not come
to pickcnS again.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1915-12-16

me southern Textile Bulletin says: Dan
lanes mas resigned rs section hand in spinning
At 'he Alice NILS Ill EaSley, and .\dger King
mas been pr: noted to that place. IA. W. Al.
cNahacr mas resigned his position with Ensley
MIL NO 2at Liberty and is now fixing looms at
Louise mills, Charlotte
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1915-12-16

We want your and will pay 3oc per dozen Xmas
You Will always find everything just advertised
Come give trial and will be convinced have
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1915-12-16

snow to the depth of about two inches fcu in
f'ckehS iatc Saturday afternoon, but melted
i"S'' practically all of it being gone Monday af.
'e'n""h' me mountains in the upper part of
the county arc covered with snow.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1915-12-16

Miss Matte Finlcy is visiting relatives In An
derson.
aIiss Emily Thonley visited in Greonyille
last week. r
VIC. Roper of Central route was in pickens
on business Tuesday.
Born unto Mr.. and Mrs. ". r.. Findley, ,Novem.
Der &, Il daughter
A. B Cnntrcll, wcll-known cltizcn os route
l. was IN town on business Friday.
Mcsdames q. II. Hendricks and j. II Par.
'rldgc were visitors in Easlcy last week
judge j. III. Newton and son Hubert attended
the commercial congress IN Charleston this
W. c. Porter. good citizen OF Easlcv route |,
was III Pickens on business and visited his son,
J. H. Porter, Monday.
T. \. Lewis, the druggist at Salem, has been
on lcnday visit to his parents, Mr.. ami Mrs.
G.. &. Lewis, on route p
VII r'hJhn Dllstrap ana son Paul of AlDha.
retta Ga, are visiting his brother. MIR. Elisha
Gistrap near Pickcns.
Larry {. Gilstrap, of Murphy. n. C., is Visiting
his parents near here. Larry is farm demon
stration agent for Cherokee county NC.
Mrs Susie Elizabeth Parsons Of Liberty. mn.
nounces the engagement of her daughter, BESSIE
Mac to John Butler Kelley, the wedding to take
place December 20
oiiccrS LnBocn and Ncalcy caught nine ne.
sr"es playing skin in house near the old
nrickEnd Sunday. They all plead guilty before
the magistrate and each paid tine oftwcnty
dollars
snow to the depth of about two inches fell i'm
PickenS late Saturday afternoon, but melted
i"s', practically all of it being gone Monday nf.
te1noon The mountains in the upper part of
'he county arc covered with snow
me southern Textile Bulletin saws: Dim
lanes has resigned rs section hand in spinning
at the Alice Mills in EaSley, and ldger King
mas been pr. noted to that place a. w. Al.
cNnnder has resigned his pOSition with Eosley
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1915-12-16

We arc requested to again remind you that II
box supper will be given at the Mt. Carmel ".
o. w. Hall Monday night after Christmas, De-
cembcr -. The proceeds will be used for school
purposes.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1915-12-16

oiliccrS Lnl5ocn and Ncaley caught nine ne
grors playing skin in house near the old
nrickEhrd SUNDAY. They all plead guilty before
the magistrate and each paid n tine oftwcntv
dollars
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-23
FRED WELSH AND C..
WHITE AGAIN SIGN

New York. June Freddie Welsh.
the worlds lightweight champion. and
Charlie White. the hardest hitting
fighter in the world. have been match
ed az az last
Several days ago White issued an
uitimatum 10 Welsh and said in plain
language that Welsh feared the issue
Negotiations were at once opened and
the match was closed last night. This
contest will be held At the Brighton
Beach Sporting club on Saturday
night. July 3.
White is considered by experts as
the one man who has chance TO take
away Weish's title. His last six fights
have ended in a few rounds. and White
said after he had stopped Young
Brown in a round that he was con
fdent he could knock out Welsh.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-23
BURMAN IN 100-MILE
RACE AT BURLINGTON

Burlington Iowa. June 21.-ln max
ing list 81 the most important events
In the schedule OF automobile races
for the 1918 season. the lO0-mile auto
race 40 Burlington is among the first
noted The fact that the race viii he
driven over a two-lsp course that has
been banked - feet az the turns. and
that Bob Burman. Eddie o'Ccunell.
Tom Alley. Joe Cooper and three
others Of the worlds greatest drivers
viii start iE enough 70 attract atten-
ton throughout the motor world.
Another thing Is that the BurhnE-
ton track stands alone in the world as
being the only licensed half-mile race
course This feature IS becoming
widely known and has attracted some
% the entries that otherwise might
no; have been brought here.
In an Interview shortly before ne
had signed the entry blank. Burman
STYLED the Burlington race as the
most interesting race in the United
States lie described the 400 haz-
ardous turns and the zoo times around
the track. In full Wow 81 every spec
tator in the stands. or on the bleach
crs. He declared Il was that fact
rather than the large purse that was
Attracting him 20 Burlington.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-23
BIRMINGHAM TO TEST
CONTRACT VALIDITY

Cleveland June e1.-Joe Birminr
ham. dcposed manager OF the Indians
has been barred from the American
league ball park here by President
SomerH % the Cleveland club Bir-
rniuEhafn. ever since he vas let out
month ago. has been reporting rcgu-
laFir az the park each day. regardless
~ whether the team has been home or
not. re has done this IN order 20 pro-
'-ci his Interest and equity In his con-
tract which runs until the end OF ifs.
Il - said that q calls for $500 a
year. Il - supposed 20 be iron-elad.
with the Today clause cut out. In
addition 20 being barred he vas IN
cnafiiinuaity released.
u - claimed here that the case was
forrse on Birmingham IN order tha;
'hs major leagues would gee a chance
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-23
TWENTY THREE DO
NECESSARY CLIP
FINAL Elimination Trials Insure a Big
Field AZ saturdays speed Event
az Chicago.

Chicago. III. June ss-surprises a.
plenty marked tEs final elimination
trials 40 Speedway park yesterday
Enl~ 90 che racing dare-deVlis bent
ul aFtttaE their mounts az the r.qu!r-
r- average ut So miles an hour or bet
trF Eu- aiftiu haii.uE distance OF
uart1 EFEfa.E hiFh-Watsr marx OF
laIt. 1lf considerable thrill attached
f1 fsr Performance OF eight machines
which topped faster than loo miles
sa hour
Chester Kicker. director 90 timing.
announced az tlv vtudup thar . cars
bad stood che acid Test and we're CiiEi-
H.r tH start at t1 O'Clock Saturday
u1ra.rE on thr -1H-u.ii- Er.ud
Hrsfa. winner of enc Vanderbilt cup
aEt tar strand prize az Frisco last
sFriUs. aiii scar SO q un tine hood %
bis FruErat during the motor derby.
having earned this distinction by
EartiiuE hls speed monster around the
fuo-uiir piaus~d oval ln Is0ss This
feat vas performed last week. bat 90
prove that be HfiI vas packing the
sv5tE- the Italian Ereicd or 20 miles
yesterday ga $3.50. an average % io1
tsj,Fs Cor che so minutes
Pilots aFraycd Ia the olive drab Of
ttr MAXWELL camp spilled a lot Of
expert dope durinE che torrid mat
taFT. che exploits of Buiy Carlson and
Eddie ElrsTahaeheT in the Naxwelis
tlFu.sh.rs the chief thrills Rickcn-
taehFr earned a FousinE round %
cheers Ue@H be- turned around the
oval in is0s.5o. averaging lo1 miles
ca hour hut hiss Ehipmate. Carlson.
driving tisr mad. whlrlcd across the
tsp~ tao minutes before the track
vas supposed % close az 2. m. hit
Tins up hos eH-milc-an-hour clip.
uf turning this team trick Carlson
aad HiekeubachTr forced themselves
20 Go che Official ratine 20 nth and
siEta. for positions ahead 90 Wild Bill
Burmau's fast P-useot and the famous
green sunbeam
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-23
EXPENSES TOO HIGH;
JUMPER SUSPENDED

Frrs5F.ssas ga. Esrs sg=Ntsz a.
alf-hsrfs. or@s,- E.Es tz@s essm-
9.sa sef Gee ~ ere greatest athletes
vs7 ever rsesestss t8r ceresst artFer-
srr. sts sattrs tsFe ere bsf EFsess 81
ere Aatssgr Sstirt1r sef5a bseaass ~
9reste.t-,t trrsa.F Ess-r expense
9as-F Cor ea1es F-se III ere fee=eF
Stale set &t.tera Esms EFee rese 30
vas ertis.st se. sre9rslrE Co esarE=s
preferred So great was fss expense
account. sffsf. fesf ere reE ssrsssaz
eegsaftfse st .ts mresirE lstFrsise5g
suspended tss Csru-tlase.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-23
'PLOW BOYS AGAIN
DEFEAT DECATUR
BY punching Four Hits in second
Frame, Moline Scores Three
Runs nj Home Park.
sELBY PITCHES STEADY BALL
Davenport Let Down With Two Hit.
ana Loses Rockford Takes Dou.
bic Bill From Rockford.

BY punching four hits with an as
sist in tie second inning. the Moline
Three-Eye team scored three runs
winning the second game OF the pres
ent series from the lowly Decatur
crowd at Moline park yesterday after
noon. Slim Selby pitched q nice ar
ticle of ball for the Pillow boys, the
seven hits he allowed being well scat
tered. Decatur's only marker came
in the final inning, on two successive
two baggers. In the second inning
four Moline batsmen connected safely
and, coupled with a sacrifice hit, three
runs were made. IN the fourth Man
ager Hughes reached first when the
ball on the play was thrown over the
first baseman's head and scored on
another error.
Manager Hughes tried out his new
catcher. Gleason, for the first time
yesterday, and the newcomer showed
up quite we'll. securing a hit. with two
assists and a putout. Decatur uesd
two separate batteries. Main mas
been released.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-23
A WOODY CONTEST
BUT 9Th STRAIGHT
vhai~. aaaet fsrissbie -iaEslsF
fsst. WIN fa8s are oat ou
Harusgafmiag raurs

cispslssf. ffss ga -ts "a rIzzF eaeH
sssf Ea@ Walts Sos sz4a faaJr ase
laxlF ladaaas FsslsffsF lss score boz
"a 20 rsf fas sesra tat-fs f.ee
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Eaa sos asef al cav ~ r-H- ss tfFf
NanfaFs vaeaEof -r rfrart eaf on %
enc ~ ne NOSE rasE-f eaeiaass 81 enc
snfffs Effa NsaFrr aaf h eaes
hasx-f ns errors eve H rsut~r ~
Wnleh Eurf naE fagf trristrf ia ere
mess vas wgf Gfea sF rfraf pa
srr. WHa Was HaHf-F ffr aaf ee fe.
laa M faGtaHs AL Ear platte
rha scors would aef have elrH a
graaesrsas fa0E has EHr HsseEfe vIzr
zarf beer rfFrr good Seaport as even
a. fhaf pc 'sas only u Danger ee
aad mar a Far rFF .aHfaE Us-r rvr
hits. mft-d VIA fHrrs ERRORS sat .sr
VIII BiteB. greasrrsf tar locals VITA
three aararuef fugs Eaurr vac e
fairly rsEuiartf. 5Gf aside from
ansiEBs faFre-hase Blow .r ere s-eaf
tnnfas mere vas safEieE srflT a.aas
fhsui.
Arsr NE srfsf appearance .s-tsF
Oscar 0tfsfsf was s-HF U1.t f1 0er
slab BY WanaErr raHI aat .r sst
Franf rfale vaf- be- 0as .s vF..s was
eve ant rHfrf raH.sFs. fr wtr urr
ne haf fsefrt Eve bss-a ar Hat.s saf r..
lowed f1Hr Efs mat DraaE.r f~
fanrs r1 enc fraaF ts.t sifsears OF. ssrf
ia spots te slee-e,-t fa efsIsf a Ha.f
game agf sf .r arrr FHr s.... ..H.rr
Although Wrsger lerff.rre
felf ess .u.r-.f bel .eff s F.s..
aIsfe fr Owe f.T-s TOOL Hr sst .e.
70 sacrifice fHt rfse .r .t
errgIf seerIsf Hs. nr-.H.rI .. .r
runs himself Score
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-23
DANVILLE FOR NEXT
STATE TOURNAMENT

Peoria. III. June 23.-Danville was
chosen as the 1916 tournament CRY
of the Central Illinois Country Clubs
association at the annual meeting The
following officers were elected: Presi-
dent, OwsIey Brown, Springfield; first
vice president, Ed Heidrick. Peoria ;
second vice president. Thord Eding.
Decatur; secretary; c. z. Spalding.
Champaign. treasurer, c. G. Mann,
Danville
Three Peoria players were eliminat-
ed in the tennis singles. Jamison de-
faulted TO Felmley of Bloomington,
while Strane of Springfield defeated
Stone. Hatch of Springfield easily de-
feated Woodward of Peoria. 6-3, I'll.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-23

20 test the legality OF the ionE-term
contracts. The bankers committee
here is in charge OF all OF President
Somers' financial affairs. and IL viii
be un 20 10 70 defend the case when
Birmingham goes into court The man
aver. as soon as he was barred from
the grounds, engaged a lawyer. and
he asserted that 90 would he tight 10
a finish between him and the club.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-23

a LesE CeaFzs rfecaars,t Esas tas
Aggregate tsoa fes backs % 80
f'afsesee well FRI eGseE. aa1. VITA M
taftfs safety aa tEs RIGGS sass Of ts-
tstEsr NtsasEFr Ttss-r psFaiftei
ttaesi5s feaesoe f1 tiraheF ~ kss sore
satarv naS ls TIE sisth tFsar. aaf
eve sssElss asf ar srFos save uslt1-
ssere a safr 81 markers
Every sesq tr tss CsfesEs tsas-ap
wa ere sSesrfass % FARRELL. Cls@sss
az licensees. fsstsss4 tsssr bsssisE AZ
srszss az ere expense o. sas t8rzt E,aa-
ssrs. FsssE. s@ss ara Gses fss ere
stsuEessr. rrfts esf e rsrfers saF a.
sst. ssffies serse ssrs fFs. e. foabss eel
q sacrifice ls ses trips ta see r'sfs
seare RH o.
raasa .......o te6gsaoE-lts g
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BATTERIES 1fecs-arH. Jrersoz. uil-
sor. clsne-s trsfr. Ceetsg. versssr
sat O.vees
tahs Earustarrt at hseasks-
keeesss. Wis tsrs CT Ire bsrr-.
'termfsE Cel-ssa Csss s.rrsss-f csc
sse,sreess wtseE eeeesf e1szs-esas-
sE vees -e Nseasss YESTERDAY AFTER
feee. tersssseF fEs Errasea fzas
ieere grsras team. ts tr s. Before a
.ruNt OF Hre Or was see Creates
1ese'ir taseasI Es@s sssr pallet 81
b Nsass-.s.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-23

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