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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-29
pOISONER after
N. {. MINISTERS

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb 2a-FWN
guests. ncprly all Methodist ministers and
their wives became seriously III after
partnking of food alleged to have been
poisoned ut q banquet given Feb - N
Methodis ministers IN the Howard
street Methodist church The first Off
cial report of the affair was made Mon
day night Ia the Methodist Ministers.
association by the Rev samuel Quick.
miro. pastor OF the church. No report
ut the incident had been made 10 the
police Tuesday
The report NJ pr Quickmirc recalls IN
many respects the Chicago banquet CIV
cn In honor Of Archbishop Mundclcln re-.
Gently. nj which many OF the guests wert
poisoned
Most of those who became IN did moi
feel distressed untll after they hat
reached their homes. although two nj
three fccliug slight, ill, were forced t'
lcav, the banquet hall before the ter.
minn'jnn of the dinner and summon
medical aid
According tN Dr QuiCkm,rc no anul\
| sis has been made ot the food suppose
/ TO have been poisoned a number of IN
Ayirtims. ne aid were Of the opinion
/ that the Ice ccram contained poison
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-29
Household Economy
How to Have the Best CouHh
Remed, and Save ~ by
Making II NJ Home

Cough medicines, ma q rule contain a
large quantity ut PLAIN syrup. \ pint OF
Crnuulntcd sugar with ~ pint OF warm
water, stirred for minutes, gives YOU
as good syrup as money eau buy.
Then get from your druggist y ounces
PincN TOO tents worth pour into n punt
bottle aud I'LL the bottle with sugar
syrup, This gives YOU, at a cost Of only
bi cents, u full pint Of really better cough
syrup than You could buy ready made for
S2.50--R clear saving Of nearly S2 Full
directions with PineN II keeps perfectly
and tastes good.
II takes hold Of the usual cough or
chest cold at once and conquets IL in y
hours. Splendid for Nhouping cough
bronchitis and winter coughs
It's truly astonishing how quickly Il
lOoscns the dry, huaTse OF tight cough
aud heals aud soOthcs the innamcd mem
hrlncs IN the case OF painful cough
II also stops the formation Of phlegm In
the throat aud bronchial tubes, thus end
ing the persistent loose cough.
pincV is n highly concentrated com
round OF genuine Norway pine extract
combined with puaiacOl aud has beer
used for generations % heal innamet
membranes Of the throat and chest
To avoid disappointment, ask YOU
druggist for "2b ounces OF PincV. an.
don't accept ANYTHING else A guarantee
OF absolute satisfaction, or money prompt
" refunded, goes with this ,pre9arotion
The piaeN Co.. Ft Wayne Ind ADV
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-29
CANDIDATES ARE
GIVEN WARNING

>pWNTN OEA Feb o. Especial
TN. ul.In,ss men uf tlu city purpose
occurring better government for i0i' 'lV
m h, mu., uul have perfected or
stn.zatipn looking 10 lNnt end TN" iir7t
mo., Ir % notice. signed Do, pra .lcN.F
ever. business ard professional man In
Oh, ,ltt. directed o. prosperity" cauli'
date. f1r rity offices outlining the duties
~ IN. various .iN Offices as prescribed
o.. tine city hurt.' THE communhau auon
Losses with these ulmuu'tons
ayhn ulU note under the city har'er
tH. candidate elected i- Required 10 de
lot, his whole time ana attention {"
the affair. OF tho city. and II su.h p"r-
son has not sufficient work in his own
dppartmcut boz should deyot, ns time
and attention tU other city work ~ deSig-
mated hy the board Of commissioners and
ng prescribed hv the board
We believe that under the charter
IN, Commissioned. urr not only the heads
of the various departments " tn" city
bui we believe that under the charter the
commissioners are required 90 do the
apuuf work that they ARE able to per
form. and w, believe in lusiic" io the
interests uf the city of Nownta, and M
mgti.r tu themselves that u" COMMITS
/ 4lnnrrs elected should be more than UlI-
tng to comply with the request
/ You nrc therefore notified that n -ol
ar, elected to any ~ the offices prcs r,h-
ed b., tho charter of IN, city NJ Nuwnm
and fail to devote your whole time and
attention to Your work ana f'U to per
form the duties " your office as Is con.
tcmplatcd hy the terms " the city cmr.
/ ter. that vy whose names are hereto AZ.
tachcd will then do everything withir
our power tu remove you from office, a.
provided o., the charter Of the city
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-29
DES MONIES PlVER ICE
GORGE STILL UNBR0kEN

OSkALOOSA. M Feb 90 The bod,
of r. A. Rommel frozen fast To tree
lu the flooded pes Mnincs river Wus rv.
covered Mondsy The recovery Was nude
~ Chas Thomas who went out IN "a skin
with Rommcl Saturday night to dNu1-
mite an Ice gbrsc In the river Hnmmel
WIS drowned when the holt cepsi1rd
hut Thomas managed to rouch tUou
where he chung until rescued late Sat
urdaN night
The lee gorge Be- atnl uuhrukru Cover.
nor clark sent experts to the s.cu'
Monday to study the situation Expert
explosive nrors from the government tr.
s,nnl ot Rock island viii attempt o.
blast % channel through the gorge The
kork Island officials sent here b, GoN
,rnor clark to Investigate the situation
stated Monday evening that the udls
were in favor ot the flood situation soly
Iug itself without greatly increased dam
age
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-29
Confidence Prevails Among English
Correspondents on Outcome at Verdun

f,,.rn> r,t aa r., worn,ng n,,v.
mn, .rr,.5,, l,.o,, man, columns r,
, Oh, p.. .rfu.fI.u pr in, V,at,ru
I.,r. f,,pt Tine r.NtIug around N,r-
aim 8,,,t.. attention with Oh, new Ger.
.,,.,, offensive Ir rnamperu, iu which
rb, Tl.r,. ugrtiruIrr, ninrn., import
.,r,.
.rn. r,u,rf,l purr.N, m Cham
,.,,,. .4t. tn. Ttm.. ma. mot been
I,rg lon coming rn, German -trnk,
,.s sudden and sur,,rd,d u p,nrtut.
Irr h,b advanced and suppurtng
trenches .,p t., r,irhlornppi uf tn, N,.
,.,,,p fru put tb, .HHu- mad, n
D,. ,,,r,,.p .,in.ipI communication may
safely ~, regarded o.. ,nrr,urrd The
r,rinp d. dr,p, scored With French de
f,n.. works 10. furufdHn, u. inu.,
,roYpt yrri,u and should ih. German
offensive, devotion further tnr rr.nch vu
De, found tn Ia, mIN pr,ppr,t
p,cardinr yrrdun the Time. thinks
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-29
WAR AWAKENS RUSSIA:
DECLARED A BLESSING

LONDON. Feb 29-U21 m)--M
Eulzinnku. president ut the Russian
dumn. in an interview with the Chron-
lDl,'s retruErud correspondent Is quotsi
ps saving that the war was a blessin,
lp RUSSIA because t was causing u
great awakening
Vow NJ Eodzi1uko said. "it iS
work 900 silence. but after the war Rus
sIp Vi| hr Ile spring There viii be-
un more old conservatism Russia viii
have free speech. We shnll have a par
umeut and grow wonderfully All thi
uII b. brought about without revon-
uuu lt VIII come o., slow peaceful
methods
You could no more stop FREQ speech
than dam could hold the winter floods
when spring comes
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-29
STEEL PROFITS
FLOW UNSTINTEO
Crest Of Boom Has Not Been
Reached Although Pros
perIty Is Fabulous.

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given % t.cmrndou. muc,1 b, m, o.-
drr4 placed for equipment hv I'm. hand
Hrd water unnsportniion p1mn,pfcs
which ARE almust sunmpol 10, mn un-
rrrrrlrutrd volume ~ trtfU. II ts .s.
imut,d uui since Januay contract.
for railroad equipment and steamship.
calling for gUU 0uU tons of steel Al 10
cost uf SIG 00u u0O f1 construction h,,o
l,ou l.'
m the auIphuIldms ndustr,ra a oy,f
+ American ward ts said fo br ,ppIgrI al,
TO- fullest capacity FOR several wears
pr,ior. have been placed for q boat.
since January and ga .nIps aro ol-
read, under contract g;5 rnr the m,r.
chant marin, and 30 for tho Unit,
Shtca government
Il 4. estimated that 30 uerr.pt nf ne
,.pou steel splra hay, br.p fo. tho
manufacture Of war munitions up I.u-
rrpc
one indication or the mighty effect oi
the Europc,u war pr the steel r,ius,r
4, shown Iu figures pr,.optcJ nv IA, hu
rcnu of foreign ami domestic CONNER,
which shows ibai the t.pI foreign shin.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-29
CLYDE AND MALLORY
LINE OFFICIAL DIES

NEW YORK, Feb % The death oi
J. s Raymond vicc president Of tho
CIydc and Mallory steamship companlcs
was announced here Monday Mr RAY
mond dicd SUNDAY at his home In rs
sex Fails. n ~. aged i6 Ne was born
In Yarmouth. y &, and had teen In the
steamship business for twenty yenrs. lie
WAS a general agent Rt Brunswick Ga.
and also Mt Mobile Ala
Upon the consolidation of the clyde
and Mallory company's eight years ago
Mr Raymond came To New York. ng
assistant general manager he was fnf
mcrl, chairman of the American rrp.
way accounting association
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-29
IN ONE MINUTE! CLOCCED NOSTR|LS
COLDS AND CATARRH VANISH

drug store This sweet fragrant balm
dlssolves D, the henl ui the uosirils.
peuetutcs and heals th, infhmoi. swollen
membrane which lines the nose head and
throat. clears the nir passages. stops
nasty discharges and feeling Of cleans.
ing. soothing rclvf comes immediately
Don't bay awake Tonight struggling for
breath with head stuffed, nostrils closed
hawking and blowing Cuitrrh or a cold,
with iis running nose. foul mucous drop.
ping into the throat and raw dryucss is
distressing bus truly needless
uut YOUR uth. just uucy-|u "ElNg
Crcnm Balm and YOUR cold ur ptarrh
will surely disappear Adv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-29
ANTI -IMPERIAlISTS
FOR PHILIPPINE BILL

BuSTuN. Feb 90 The Philippine
illl providing for the independence NJ the
Islands after four years wWs lndorscd
ut the annual meeting ot the anti-im.
pcrlallst league Monday A resolution
adopted read
Resolved That the -mperiallHt
league halls with profound satisfaction
the plssnEc Of the Philippine hin Boy IN,
senate ut the United States and urges
the house OF representative 10 concur
promptly In passing this wis, aud pa.
triOtic measure
Moorneld storey the president of IN,
league and the other Officers were rr
elected
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-29
WISCONSIN, POLITICIAN MISSING.

SHARON. Mass Feb 20 Tho board
~ selcctmeu Monday night announced
the dltappehtnnce of David NJ Kelley.
former speaker pf the Wisconsin house
q, representatives, and one time mem
ber of the senate OF tlm state. who hnt
Teen resident uf that town fnf nuccn
years
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-29
,... 80
" OVER FIVE PERCENT
or EGGS BAD, SHIPPER
VIOLATES FEDERAL LAW

WN-mNGTON. r,p sA Eggs
up, q. percent Eoud N,lI h' barred
from utcr.l,t, rnmmcr," here
all,r under u ruling Monday %.
th, department of nprl,urr'
~npprs packing more than ns'
percent bad nrgs win be- regarded
ns violating the food Asd d'ur
ncts boy ndulDoutlon
investigation has shown, the de-
nrtm,nt announcement nNH.
rnal through iD, method of .hnd-
Nul shippers may eliminate ul hui
about '.. p...ruf of bad eggs
D..pup0 .U rrr- to De- used f'r
. nurm. n. .u,n purpops. under
ru, department ruling must ho
. removed from the shell before
4. shipment lu tender tnrw Incapable
. of l,ul sold foo. food
. 49,. .., ,..,,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-18
From Pulpit to Business.

The man who brought about this COM
nonsense plan Of industrial cooperation
is a business man by accident only. Per-
haps that Is why he went to hts fellow
manufacturers with such confidence
when he found himself in hole. Mr..
Knobloch spent the greater part Of his
active life in the pulpit. He met an in
ventor-the inventor had an invention
and the invention appealed to the min
lister. He put his money in it. His
friends learned OF his venture, and some
OF them put a little of their money in
The invention was all right
But by and by the need Of some one
became apparent. The inventor was too
busy to watch the other aspects of the
invention. No man could be hired TO
watch them. Mr. Knobloch was forced
to take a hand himself, not because his
money had been invested but because his
| friends had followed his lead. It became
| too big for side issue. The same COM
polling circumstances forced Mr.. Knob
loch to resign his pulpit. He has been a
business man ever since.
There is the genesis Of the Executives.
Club. No industrial development Of the
decade is being watched with greater in
terest by other manufacturers. II the
| club succeeds the plan Is already GER
tain TO spread to other cities Inquiries
are being constantly received. II it
| fails
I'VE have already made q profit" say
the club members.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-18
Policeman Shot by Wife.

CLEVELAND. Ohio. February Is
Mrs. William Bitter. forty-four. was
under arrest today. charged with shoot
ing. with intent to kill. her husband. at
their home late last night. Bitter. a
policeman. Is in the hospital with a
bullet in his abdomen. Mrs. Bitter says
her husband quarreled with her and the
shooting was accidental.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-18

Mems and Women's Umbrellas. of
fine quality taped edged, piece dyed
taffetas, in 26 and 20 inch sizes.
Fine assortment of handles, includ-
ing silver trimmed, carved and
plain natural woods.
Umbrella Dept-First Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-18
What a Reporter Found.

It somewhat rolled the club mem
bers They asked permission to send
their expert around to his factory to
look 1t over. The expert. by the way.
never held a job in a shop in his life.
has the habit of close observation COM
bined with swift deduction. He visited
the shop of this jeering outsider and in
his report he took that shop apart. He
found so many different places in which
the outsider was losing money that the
victim of the inqulsition would not be-
lieve it. He said unkind things about
the report and the reporter. But the
barb stuck in him. By and by he tried
some efficiency experts and put them
to work on the same job. They con-
firmed the report of the reporter. Now
that industry Is being reconstructed as
to methods. 1t had begun to dry-rot
and no one had known it.
Executives Club are not invariably ad-
mirers of ii. Its methods are often
criticised. Although the limit of mem
bership is set at 100. only thirty-fve
have been admitted. because the pres
ent members do not care to take in a
man whose whole hearted cooperation
might not be afforded. Those who-do
not like it say that 1t has become an
oligarchy of efficiency and other equal
" harsh things. The members admit
tHdl thS pan 10 oh " iaA. ~ ido uOI
fully established itself as yet.
But II its trial prove 1t effective,
then it is worth copying by every in
dustrial city in the United States" they
say. I'VE know we have cut our costs
Every man of US has cut costs mate
rally. We touch nothing as yet but
shop conditions, and have not looked
into advertising or selling or Office
work Meanwhile we are accommodating
a large body of information which is
proving increasingly valuable"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-11
Bemis Park Club
Will Have Lights

The Bemls Park District Improvement
club wants what II wants when Il wants
II and, as a rule. II gets what il wants
when II wants II. The club just now Is
after an ornamental lighting system for
an area 10 cover approximately the terri.
tory between Thirty.third and Thirty.
ninth streets from Cunning to Hamilton
ateets This proposition received hearty
endorsement at a meeting Of the club
last evening In the Franklin school build.
ing
II. A. Thompson, j. w. Parish, q, r.
West r. l.. Potter and Arthur Wells are
members 81 special committee which
Will arrange for plans and estimates for
the lighting system. The city engineering
department already has started on the
tentative plan.
J. H. Rushton was reelected president
J. w. Parish was elected vice president
and NJ u. Larson viii continue 10 serve
another year M secretary
II. y. Howell, general manager Of the
municipal water plant, gave a talk or
the processes Of pnmpage and clarified,
ton. He outlined the improvements be-
Ing made At the Walnut Hill reservoir
which Will be parked. Electrical centrif-
ugal pumps will be installed for use In
reinforcing or taking the place Of the
PoppletOn avenue pumps.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-11
BRIEF CITY NEWS

ToSnHsad'a tor Sporting Goods"
lighting rixtarss-BurF.ss-o randsn.
niamoae Engagement Rinas. Edh oiA.
Have Boot Print tn ueAeon prsss.
For sais-sa and So city and Farm
Mortgages ]. II. pumont, keeline Bldg
"rodays Movie Program" classified
section today II appears in The Bee ex
.lusiYels. Find out what the various
moving picture thsatefs offer
James Leonard Pinsd--Iames Leonard
Of Sioux City was fined $40 and costs N
police court for breaking a hottie on thu
pavement near Thirteenth and Doug As
streets.
Sues Property ownsrs-Nsry sehaefer
Is suing Ella and Charles l.. Hempel,
owners Of residence property on Gass
street near Thirty-fIrst. for 5000 he
cause she ALLEGES SHE fell from a pof ID
and sustained painful injuries
Takes Citizens oruise-Martin + Sci.
leck 620i Florence boulevard has en-
listed FOR the citizens eruIae OF the navy
which lasts from August IS 10 September
Y. Citizens pay their own transportation
expenses 70 and from The seaboafd and
$50 besides
Awarded Small vsrdiet--A lufy IL
fedora court awarded Jeremiah " Bar
teti verdict u $500 against the Mil
weukee railroad for injuries sustained
while he was deeending rom boXear Il
sioux cts he claimed the injuries we're
caused by loose grab iron lie sued
Tor $1,000
Use rsx.Tiis' Shingles sunder ands
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-11
HOSTS AT YERDUN
DEADLOCKED AGAIN
French and German Forces Fighting
to Northwest of Fortress Unable
to Make Roadway
INVADERS CAN'T ADVANCE

The French and German forces
fighting to the Northwest OF Verdun
apparently, for the moment at least /,
are deadlocked, the Germans being
unable to advance farther, and
French attempts TO expel the in
yaders from captured positions being
unayailing. To the east and north.
east OF verdun. where, respectively.
violent infantry attacks and bonn
bardments have characterized the re-
cent fighting, only intermittent can
nonading is now going on.
Russ Are sheIIed.
The Smelling by the Germans Of the
Russians at the Ikskul bridgehead on
the eastern battle line. which has been
in progress for many days, still continues.
There has been artillery activity on vari-
Gus other sectors OF the Russian front.
but no infantry msneuyers Of Importance
have been reported
The Russians in Armenia. however,
have put down with heavy casualties a
stubborn Turkish attack. and southeast
ward. in the region Of Hush, driven the
Ottoman forces from their detenses In
mountain chain. In addition the RUS
slams operating TO the westward from the
Persian frontier toward Bagdad have
disodged the Turks from fortified pos
tiops and driven them farther westward
The Gorilla bridgehesd and the region
around San MARITIME in the Austro.Itallan
theater have been heavily bombsrded At
San MARITIME, Vienna asserts that the
Italians suffered heavy losses through
the explosion Of an Austrian mine Bonn
bardments have featured the fighting on
the other sectors OF this front
Dispatches received in Paris from
salonih are to the effect that there has
been vigorous artillery activity on the
Macedonian front semi-official advices
from Berlin say that the Turks are rap
idly constructing = railroad through the
desert. preparatory to another advance
on Egypt
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-11
GRANDMOTHER KNEW
There Was Nothing So Good
for Congestion and Colds
as Mustard.

But tha old-fashioned mustard plaster
burned aud hlstered while Il acted You
can now get the relief and help that
mustard plasters gave without the plas-
ter and without the blister
MUsTIRoLE does Il Il il clean,
white ointment, made with oil Of mus
tard. II is scientifically prepared so
that II works wonders and vet does not
blister tho teuderest skin
Just massage MrsTERoLE n with
tho finEor-tips gently See how quickly
Il brings relief-how speedily the pain
disappears
And thore II uothing like MUSTER
OLE for Sore Throat Bronchitis Ton.
shifts. Group. stir Neck, Asthma Neu-
rAlEiA, Headache, Congestion. plsurisN
Rheumatism LumbhHo Pains and Aches
NJ Rack er Joints srrains Sore Mus.
eies. Bruises CbuhIalna Frosted Feet.
Colds IN the Chest it often rraytnis
Pneumonia
AZ your dtussists q and @ ars.
and Il srcra larss hospital sIse Coz So
a. sure sou set ,he stuaWf AEH.
wEUplE Refuse Uaistans set what
son hsh Ia mo NWfeale company
le4plsuI lhib
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-11
Regulars VictOrs in
Maryland Meeting

BALTIMORE. May 9-Tho faction led
by former Governor =, H. Goldsborough
was defeated In the republican state con
vcntion here today and the four delegates
at-lnrge TO the national convention at
Chicago presented by the regular or
ganization were elected, They are: Gen
eral Felix Angus. publisher Of the Baltr
more American; A, o Weller, defeated
republican candidate for governor al the
last election. Walter y Miller and Dr., J,
Mcpherson Scott
The Chicago delegation il uninstructed,
although some OF the district delegates
are known 70 have strong Hughes OF
Roosevelt leaninge
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-11
CHARLES R. BAXTER FATALLY
HURT UNDER CAR WHEELS

Missing his footing and ground beneath
the wheels o. moving freight which
he attempted 70 board, charles r BaN
ter. t4ii North Twenty-fifth avenue n
steamfitter was fatally injured IN the
railroad yards IN 81 Louis, dying shortly
afterward in a hospital ac2ordng % dir
patches received u omaha
Baxter WAS rianung on going 10 Ght
taBo IN search ~ employ ment request
Tint his mother. Mira Marta Haxtrf ~
omaha and walter oM D 5 fhe locff
ftenmfitters unlor ~ notified was
made befa ~ "a h bad Nii prob
ahin Wuugh att MI the funere,
Hd ntarmen
Ha Nho WAS ears od sl.
Nfa his mother ara tWa brothers
asH e amsHa sbd Thomas - us
inst lis tsthe aa ess one lime
rft fHetuen Ire peNafias ttd
fahf ears aEn
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-11
Sample Each Free by Mai
Sure Way to Get
Rid of Dandruff

There IL one sure way thai never fails
70 remove dandruf completely and that
Ia to dissolve t. This destroys II en-
tireiy. 10 do this, Just get about four
ounces Of plain, ordinary lauId aFyon.
apply II NJ night when retiring: use
enough 10 nolstsn the scalp and rub II
IN gently with the finger tips
BY morning. most n not All. Of your
dandruff Will be gone, and three or -four
moro applications Will completely dis.
solve and entirely destroy every single
sign and trace Of H. no matter how much
dAndruff you may have.
You will find, too that oil itching and
digging Of tho scalp will stop instantly
and your hair will he fluffy. lustrous.
glossy silky and soft, ana look and feel
q hundred times better
You can get llquid arvon a. any drug
store. II IL inexpensive, and four ounces
Ia all you will need, This simple remedy
has never been known 70 faf-Adyertisc.
naent.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-11
ANGRY BECAUSE POLICE
CAN'T FURNISH DIVORCE

Charles Keller 81 NeTfh Tasul ssfHi.a
stFset lest steHHa aufn fgHIns Hz
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