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New Britain herald., 1916-05-05
RUTCHERY PRECEDED
 FALL OF ERZERUM
Turks Kill 10000 ArDlenianS
 Before Giving Up City

Correspondence of The Associated Press)
 Tiflis, Russian Transcaucasia, Mar. 20.-Fifteen thousand Armenians were killed by Turks at Mamakhatun prior to the evacuation of Erzerunl, accord ing to a statement prepared for the Associated Press by Richard Hill, a local representative of the American committee tor Armenian and Syrian relief of New York. More than that, many more, expelled from F3rzerunl and surrounding villages have dropped out of sight and it is assumed that most of them have met a like fate It is estimated that there are 100000 Armenian refugees in the Caucasus. They are beginning to return to their homes in large numbers. By April first it is thought 20, 900 will have been repatriated. More than S120,0 has been expended by the American com nittee for their relief, 175, 900 articles of clothing and bedding, several tons of sugar. tea, soap and kerosene hav- ing been distributed.
 MT. Hill describes interestingly the almost superhuman achievement of the. Russian soldiers in sealing the heights around Erzerum, packing heavy guns piecemeal over the noun tain ranges preparatory to attacking the fortresses. His information was gathered from various officials and ar my officers who have returned to Tiff lis from Erzerum.
 "The work of the Russian forces was nothing short of marvellous writes Mr. Hill. "They had to fight their way from their original position near Sari Kamysh clear up to the city itself, over roads that began descrip- ton. The men wadcd in snow up to
New Britain herald., 1916-05-05
HOW 70 GET STROKG
A Simple Remedy.

Whatever the cause we want to say to every person who needs strength, you need Vinol, our delicious cod liver and iron tonic without oil, as 1t is the most efficient strength orea- tor we have in our store. Here is proof from Dorchester, Mass.:-
 T don't know what we would do without Vinol in our family. I was weak, nervous and rundown as the result of an operation, and Vinol re- stored my strength Then Grandmoth CT had a nervous breakdown, and Vim ol built her up and restored her health and strength after everything else had failed We have used Vinol for 13 years in our family, and would not be without it in the house." Myrtle l.. Healy, Dorchester Mass.
 We believe in VinOl because we know it is a great strength creator,- due to the extra ctive medicinal ele- ments of fresh cod flyers, without oil, com bined with peptOnate of iron and beef peptone, all dissolved in a pure medicinal wine, so we always re- turn the purchase money if Vinol fails to benefit those who buy it. The Clark & Brainerd Drug Co.,, Riker- Hegeman, Druggists, New Britain, Conn.
New Britain herald., 1916-05-05

get through the winter somehow, helped by the various relief organiza- -
 tions at work here. It is realized that to permit a wholesale return of all would be madness. They would re turn to ruined homes and devastated fields. Very wisely therefore those in authority are urging the women and children to remain here while the men take up the work of rebuilding their homes.
 Among the organizations at work are tho Russian government, local Armenian and American committees. The latter, composed of F. Willoughby Smith, American consul in Tiflis, Dr. Wilson, Dr. Macallum, MT. Hill and MT. Gracey, have been at work for some months. They represent the American committee of New York. Nearly 60,000 rubles has been received by them for the relief work moro than half of which has been expended. To this committee has come an appeal from Van from tho Russian governor, to assist in repatriation of that prov ince. The latter points out the need of blows and agricultural implements generally, tools, seed, animals and building material. The American com mittee has this appeal under consid- CratiOn. They will have on hand a sufficient sum to comm mence the work but it is expected that the American public will be appealed to for funds to finish it. In North west Persia there are 1000 to 30,00O Armenians who have depended all winter on help giv- cn by the American missionaries and by the Russian government
New Britain herald., 1916-05-05
KLETT DID THIS LONG AGO.

Berlin, May 5.-The military au- thorities have placed a ban on for tune-telling. It appears that Wom- en and girls with husbands and sweet hearts at the front have been mulcted by crystal -gazers, palmists and card readers who claimed to be able co tell when the war would end whether men would be killed, lose an arm or a leg, gain the Iron Cross or suffer other fateS.
New Britain herald., 1916-05-05

', 1916, is the first anniversary sinking of the Lusitania off tl.e |of Ireland, with tho loss Of ap- Lately 1,150 men, women and
 en, among whom were about 113
 ears. The Lusitania, which car
New Britain herald., 1916-05-05
1 zEs zE4

eral Americans of prominence lost their lives when the Lusitania sank. Among them were Charles Frohman theatrical manager; Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt capitalist; Ebert Hub bard, author; Charles Klein, play wright and Justus Miles F'orman, nov elist.
New Britain herald., 1916-05-05
UNCLE SAM AS PAPER BUYER

Washington, May 5.--More than 50,O00,000 pounds of paper, em- hracing almost every kind in present cay use and costing approximately $1,250, 900 a year, is used in the gov ernment printing office making the United States one of the largest buyers of paper in the world.
New Britain herald., 1916-05-05

red war supplies to England, was tor Pedoed by a German submarine with
 out warning by the commander of the lhoefSea boat, although Americans had been formally warned in adver- tlsements by the German embassy in Washlngton not to sail on British vessels entering the war zone. Sev-
New Britain herald., 1916-05-05

Illinois. The former speaker is one of Americans most notable political "comebacks," for, after having served in nineteen congresses and failing of reelection to another, he won elec- ton to the present congress. He WAS speaker of the house in the Fifty eight, Fifty-ninth, Sixtieth and Sixty first congresses.
New Britain herald., 1916-05-05

For general country wear IS this good looking rig, put up in navy, gray and white Worsted. Please observe that the skirt flares at the hips. that the coats front is cut on the bias and ends in interesting satchel pockets, and that the dull kid navy blue belt is quite ultra Only two buttons appear as fasteners.
New Britain herald., 1916-05-05

Personal and political friends in Washington and elsewhere are con- graduating Uncle Joe Cannon on the completion of his eightieth year. MT
 Cannon celebrates his birthday on May 7. He was born on that date in the year 1886 at Guilford, N. C., but most of his life has been passed in
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-03
WHOLESALE MARKET
6yrup.

Corn; No. ?. soc. No. IN. SIlo: No. J.
Sl-o. No. D. per dozen. 1 cozen In cases
.zSO' extra. No. 10. y dozen In cases
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-03
STOCKS ALL UNDER
HEAVY RESTRAINT
Absence OF Definite Advicss Prom Berlin
and MEXICO II Construed IN
favorahiy.

NEW YORK. May s-Stocks were
under steady restraint today, the pro-
fessional element reversing iis more op-
timistic attitude OF recent sessions on
ne theory that prices had made suf-
hcient recovery in the present uncertain
status OF foreign affairs In fact, the
absence OF definite advices from Berlin
and Mexico was urfavorabiy construed
Trading at no time approached yes
terdays activity and breadth. although
marines were again in the foreground
with the difference that both were freely
onered- Marines preferred made an eN-
IRENE decline 90 from its high price OF
the previous day and the common Yield
cd y substantial fraction
A. a group. MeNicans were among the
weakest stocks. Mexican Petroleum
losing as point. with two for American
smelling. The motor group constituted
another heavy element. selling concern
trating largely about Studebaker. which
recorded an extreme loss OF AZ points
Irregular declines were made by cru
chile steel, American and Baldwin Loco
motives. American Car and distilling
shares.
Rails moved contrarily, Reading
which again led that division mantle Il :
ing heaviness, together with other coal
ers. while New York Central. Union
Pacific and 50. Paul were better by frac-
tions TO point. Total sales of stocks
amounted TO $3.50 shares.
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Corrected by p. Bachman & Sonsl
1utter. Cheese. Ego and ponltrX
FINANCIAL NOTES
FLASHES TO Masten's."

FINANCIAL News 4 continuation Of the
hullish trading operations is expected in
the stock market. which reflects good
absorption. part icularly in Reading and
IN Union Pacific. ST. Paul. b. q .. and
New York Central. Pool channels show
considerable bulliSh activity in the spe-
Ctalttcs, and Information is friendly 10
Central Leather. United States Rubber.
Marine, Shelters. Crucible Steel and
Goodrich Rubber. There is "a good deal
81 quick trading for turns in Mexican
Petroleum. Baldwin Locomotive and the
Motor issues. While the reported an
thracitc wage settlement Is suggestive
as bearing ON tho railroad labor contro-
NcrSy tho German Suhmarin. situation
Is operating scr conservatism generally.
The realizing Of Marine. which was
prompted by the sharpness Of tho rise
IN that issue. and disposition ON the
part Of thc room TO accept a portion Of
rronts I'm other directions In long stocks.
is responsible Tor the downturn. some
definite udvices as to the attitude Of Rer-
lir are looked for either to-day or to-
morrow.
Copper Range declared a dividend OF
81 80 and an extra Of 81.
Studchalter declared regular dividend
OF T. per cent and l per cent. extra.
Inspiration Copper April production
totalsd 3.huu.Uhu pounds copper. COM
pared with 100000 pounds ia March.
Erie i;ailrosl March net decreased
500 .395
Anaconda Copper Mining Company. I'm
April. produced %. 300 900 pounds or
copper. compared with 2f.sos 600 in
March. and 23.SoO.0o0 IN February.
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sTRIkEs sErTLEo

CHARLESTON. w Va. MAY @
Members ~ two out ~ three trades
union bodies of Charleston who struck
Tor 81 increase OF wages in Charles.
tom Monday returned fo work foda,
hud n'Eof iatlOue are pending which
promise an imm cdlate settlement DO.
tween The employing plumbers and
their employees Tho Tin and mofni
workers and the painters and paper.
hanEcrH signed new scaiee % wages
today which give them slight h.
crease in pay All tlr employing con.
tractors signed
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HAY And GRAIN
Quotations % - Y. -rauuIich q o.,
Hay, Drain Farming implements,
lol2 Market Street
Logan & Bryan's Closing stock Letter

NEW YORK. May THE list closed
lower. Uncertainty was foStered a.
consequence Of the reported suggestion
that the King of spain BE- selected 20 arr
hitrate the submarine controversy.
The market appears 20 be marking
time. with tho current fluctuations re-
necting IN tarR- part the Carrying char
hctcr of indefinite reports circulated
every now and n en- with respect Co both
the domestic and international political
situation. u would b. too much TO eN-
poet that the submarine matter will be
disposed Of without further parlcy. and
consequently sharp fluctuations iu the
stock list viii probably bc experienced
when least expected. though an in AN.
the character of The buying ln the rail
depar lment has ~ late been much more
impressive than In quito a period
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$4,000 Disbursement
From The Wheeling P. 0.
April r~y-Checks for More than Five
hundred Nan Sent Gu. by Post
matser Irwin

Yesterday Postmaster VIII w. Irwin
and Assistant Postmaster William NJ.
hornish completed their monthly dis
bursement OF pay-checks for more than
sVO or Uncle Sans postal employees in
wheeling and over the state of West
Virginia
All told the disbursement amounted To
se.VOO, as follows: $4,000 FOR the 400
rural mail carriers throughout IN.
state; $4,000 for tho railroad mail clerks
having their headquarters at Wheeling
ana $4,000 FOR the ninety or more reEu-
lar and substitute employees OF the
Wheeling postoffice.
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BUTTER. EGGS AND CHEESE

NEW YORK. May -uutter-Narket
fteady. creamery cytras te2 scorol. g5N
go. creamery hirher scorinep. sft 10
900 nrst.. 20 r. 1lnc . seconds. gr1Tgt-c.
EaEa MARKET firm. rT.aH gathered
extras. zee. reGuiar packed. nrate l1 l. n
.. Hr. seconds. tIa H.I. nearby hon.
Ifrr whites. Nrr fn fancy. gfI poe. near.
~ heuncrY browns 0fe
Cheese Market Hrnn. state frfF ara
clala 1879 u1er. flesh specials. ITO
Ntr. OH. average frrrv. ffa or. " II
cunsIu twins bold. IETTsN.r
I've poultry Market steady. hroii.-s
FL $40. others U.f Settled. freaar
unrkof frw. chickens INanIr. fowls
Flour Market unsettled.
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MONEY.

NEW YORK. Nav 2-MercantiIo
paper. So -f,rlIrn cD-day bills. gF127a
cables. &lsGHs. Francs. demand. SIS -.
cables. $500. Marks. demand sCls
cables. Goa. krnutu. demand 1917.
cables. 1871. GuIII. u.s. demand. a. a.
cables, g. Lircs. demand. seq. cables.
- ~. kuhlos. demand. 3tt.. cables.
% =. bar silver. sfFs. Mexican dorars.
81 q Government bonds. market steady.
Railroad bonds. market Irregular
Time loans. market urmer. tU days. Q.
20 days. am ga six months. 30.
tall money. market steady. hiEh. nt1
Tow. q. ruling rate. 2ts lost loan. 2t-
clneinE uid. go. offered Hf go.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-03
MATERIAL DECLINES
IN WHEAT MARKET
1umors That Adviees Prom Berlin Were
Mot 30 Reassur1ng Brought
Mig Prlcs Drop.

CHICAGO. May 2.-Materia1 declines
took place in the wheat market TO-DAY
owing largely 10 rumors that advances
from Berlin were less reassuring than
had bcen generally expected. The close
was heavy Alto > cents net lower. with
May at Si.14& andaJuly at si.lsA.
Other leading staples too sll suerfed "A
net loss-corn = Il NC to nc. oats the
same. and provisions &c TO Sc.
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Open. High. Low. Close.


Cash quotations.
Wheat-No. = red. nominal. No red
sl.l2 Y liz; No. and No. > hard. nomi-
nal.
Corn-No. = yellow 7Si. "a 7sc: No. I
yellow 7isl q 75c; No. white 7iia -
75Lc.
oats-No. white 4iis qf5i.c; stand
ard s7c.
Pork-s23 25 q eiOO
Lard-Si3OO.
Ribs-sl2.3T
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CHICAGO. May 2-HoE
10000 head; market lower. Bulk. Ss.s0W
b nsn.' ss.Soa s 90 , niHgd' sssgs
$50: pigs. S7.30Gs.OO.
Receipts. 1000 head. market
nrm. Native beef steers. $500 9.35:
stockers and feeders, $500 see; cows
and heifers. sI.20 y 9i5; calves. ss.25 y
9.25.
Sheep-Reccipts. II 900 head: market
firm. wethers, So 80 q IS. ewes. $3.50
80; lambs. S7.75H1i.S5.
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SpeciaItieS Strong;
Much Short Covering
Belief Growing That ths German ouss-
ion win Be Satisfactorily
settled
dIarrls. winthrop s co. % the FidelItr

'Harris. Winthrop 4 Co. to the Fidelity
Investment Association)
NEN YORK, May 2.-SpecialtieS ruled
SNrohg today with considerable short
SoNerlng IN tnese stocks. based on the
belief that the German Question would
be satisfactorily settled SOME dennite
news on this subject should be received
carly next week and prices are discount
lhs a favorable reply. should this prove
70 De true more attention Will be paid TO
me trouble IN Mexico which seems to
Good earnings continue to be reported
both by the railroads and the lndustrials
anu stocks OF the former are becoming
scarce. having been quietly accumulated
Tor some time past. Generally speaking
me technical position OF the market has
been somewhat weakened owing TO
heaNy short covering and increased bull
accounts 80 that we would advise tax
ins advantage OF the swings.
Dow-Jones says: Reading in nine
months, ended March, earned surplus
OF 1895 per cent on itsts7O, 0OO, 0OO COM
mon STOCK. after allowing for additions
ana bctterments and proportionate pre-
ietred dividends This compares with
surplus OF 3.Sg per cent in same period
a year ago. II Reading earns IN cur
rent closing quarter only as much as
~ ala year ago. ~ will show for rs
cent on its common stock In view OF
the fact that surplus after charges for
AL companies FOR mnths ended March
increased l52 per cent. estimates OF up
wards OF . per cent. earnings on Read
lng common this year are not incr,di-
tlble. barring "A prolonged coal strike i'm
the anthracite fields
Atlantic Coast Line declared regular
quarterly dividend on Preferred.
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FQRTY- F|VE PER CENT INCREASE SCORED TUESDAY
IN The WHEELING CLEAR!NGS; TOTAL S459, $3.50

Tuesday was marked by a heavy in
crease IN the Wheeling banking clear
lngs, which amounted to tf59 ss5.56. com
pared with sSl5.s2s5S. an Increase OF
Sltii35 IS or ass per cent
For the month to dste-,wo banking
days-the total clearings are sL117.-
si2.S5. compared with ssi5. sOT.39. an in
crease Of t2o2. 2O515. or 221 per cent.
as follows:
First - s57.Sfsss s5ss.s7 81 &c
second f5s.s65.5s 3i5.s2s.5S 45.S
Total sl.l1s.S1255 ssi5SO739 Ell
Inc. s O2,2O5ls
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vinegar

PHYLLIS DD sou know. mother
Moose u.od to have indigestion u.t
like sou do
Mother WIN Ur4r vtsf.y..
male Won think tIrfr
ihtII'H Why tuH Iu our VIbIa
lee.0 TODAY NIs. smith .aII Good
gave Moses two tablets" London
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PITTS RTRGH Nv

. IT ~1I TtIFf- NV ---ClffIC-Mar-
k"t steady. supply light. Choice $3.50
Or 30. prime. S95Cm9-5.
sheer --Narket steady. supp1v light
Prime wethcrs. $50 ~ 5 90: Gull and COM
mon. $4,000 3 80; lambs S65SaIOfO:
veal calves SaOO7.g50
Hogs Market higher. receipts light
Prime heayies. sIO.O5u1Of0. mediums
and heavy Workers. S1o15TI0.ao. light
Workers. 5000 $50: pigs and roughs,
SN.5s 900.
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D-Transfer books close May 2O.'for
? per cent cash dividend. payable June
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WHEELING. W. Va. May g. 10
Tho active Pittsburgh stocks corrected
daily by IS D. NHrf.r a fn. bHrt.r
ana brokers. National Bank Of ,sst
Virginia building
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Special to Fidelity Investment Associa-

Special TO Fidelity Investment Associa-
CHiCAGo. May Wheat whea,
was stronge rtoday. no doubt on ac-
west Primary receipts were moderate.
being only slightly In excess Of those OF
last year. Cl"arances were fairly liberal
\ private Kansas authority estimates the
crop Of that state at 15s. o0U. 600 bushels
compared with the April government
estimate OF l26.O0O.O0o bushels. Reports
from the soft wheat states continue un-
favorable. Conditions In Nebraska are
reported favorable. Moderate deliveries
are looked Tor here on Monday. while iu
the northwest none are expected at
Minneapolis and only small amount
al Winnipeg. The market displays n
hrm undcrtonc. and there appears To be
suulclent new crop uncertainty TO sug-
gest purchases on any material reaction.
Corn-Coru has shown cons iderabis
strength. The buying Of MAY delivery
by a prominent elevator concern on this.
the closing de yof April indicated that
the May corn would go into strong hands
Monday. This helped the general mar
ket. The best buyers Of May are sold
for July. supplying the May longs that
Were changing over.
Oats-Further May Liquidation in oats
and a narrowing down OF tho MAY pre-
miums. oats situation much mixed
speculatively. but believed that. as corn.
the deliveries Monday will GO into strong
which Is beginning To show up ON the In
creasing area.
TOLEDO. O. May s-Wheat-Cash
and May. sl.24; July. tl.24la.
Glover secd-Prime cash. Ss.6sis; Oc-
tob.r, $3.50; December. s. SO
Alsikc.-Princ cash. $50.
Timothy Prime cash 81
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To Italy fuel made of old news.
papers rolled and Compressed o. com.
inE INTO use a. substitute Tor fire.
wood
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

WHEELING. W. Va. May .. 'i6.
Range OF active stocks on the New
York stock Exchange. corrected daily
by a l.. Masten * Co. brokers.
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Petroleum.

OIL CITY. Pa. NAV Credit hal.
anc"S - so; runs 1855. average SO
555; shipments Ss.17f; average sO.o3s.
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NEW YORK May .s.r... RIO so
4 Hac fuiur's steady. Msy. s.1sc.
December. fIc.
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va. May .. 10.
CorIeete ~ \. = Mssteu a CO. mem
bers Boston stock Exchange
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET

WHEELING. Vs. Va. May 10
NnrtsI reported tv a D. Nfarfl, q
l".. members Sew York Stock frchauFe
nl.n mrL I... Ola.
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on lines having regular express saw
ice. shipments weighing In excess OF
NIFTY pounds. or large bulk. will not bs
carried on passenger cars.
ALL LlNES-Daily Except Sunday
No shipments. except emergency ship
ments OF medicines. will be carried Oh
passenger cars between 400 and 6:1,
=. m.
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PANHANDLE LINT

PANHANDLE LINE
WHEELING AND WELLSBURa
Daily Except Sunday.
Wheeling WeiIiburs
Leave
22nd street Law.
Wheeling weliebure
~ - a ma. 800 q m.
$3.50 y. ma. 1900 aooI
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LOCAL STOCKS
Bid I Ask l. q

WHEELING. w. Va. May :. 'i6.
Daily Quotacon List OF The wheeling
Stock Exchange:
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MOUEDSvILLE LIVE
WHEELING AND MOUEDsvHLE
Daily Except Sunday.
Leave .
10th Street L>av,
Wheeling MoundsVfI.s
10 90 A. m. I:s0 ~ ~.
3 go y. m.
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WHEELING TRACTION COMPANY
EXPRESS CAR SCHEDULE
Taxing Eject June a, 1904
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

Total shares Gai-uU.
Bonds s5.J3s.0OD
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Stocks. open. high Low, Close
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-29

To insure Victor quality. always
look for the famous trademark.
His Masters Voice" II Is On
every Victrola and every Victor
Record. Il Is the Identifying
label on all genuine Vietrolzs and
Victor Records.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-29

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