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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-07
ROCK ISLAND men
ARE HELD Up BY
CLYDE STRATTON
r. Ferkel and AlPhonSe Hotter Have
Ali Exciting Encounter With
Notorious YeCEman.
INCIDENT OCCURS AT CANTON
Van We're Returning Home From Auto
Trip 10 Peoria When Escaped
Convict Pulls Gun on Them.

.tIA pcinte5 q big gun at us and kept
- oove7oi for several minutes. The
,.-st from our auto struck him full in
- farc and We were startled 10 see
20 II was clyde Stratton who was
holding rs TAP.
Tbis was the strange story which
n Fe-keI. $50 Nineteenth avenue. and
,,,sorsc Hotter. 523 Tweuty-first
.rs-ue told Chief Of Police Phil Mil
o. after their return from d recent
sr-o trip ~ Peoria
The story Of the encounter Of the
so.k Island men with the notorious
49, leaked today Both citizens are
,osirive iu their Identification of
st-stt0n and count themselves fortu-
-ate that they escaped so luckily.
Had Exciting Experience.
we had been to Peoria in Mr.. Fer
sa,'s machine and were about q mile
~ Of Canton when we saw a man
valk!ng in the road ahead of us 1t
~ about S O'clock in the morning and
grsn he got closer We noticed he had
II coat ou." said Mr. Hotter. in dis
-ussia- the incident with : represen-
alive of The Argus. How far is it to
Bennington We said. The fellow
mined and pointed a revolver on US.
The light was strong on his face and
20 both saw that il was StratJOn. He
Hd not answer our query and muttered
* though trying 10 disguise his voice
ne we're 10 frightened we hardly knew
What to 90. but decided to allow him
70 pass us. We remained where we
we're for q half AN hour and then start
Il away and soon we again ran on to
the mysterious stranger. Again he
.sTelad his gun at us but this time we
didn't stop nut put on full speed and
beat it
Positive 1t Was Straft0n.
The men say they attended the trial
Of Stratton here when he was convict
81 OF the murder of J. Lee CrOwder,
he Silvis banker, and say they had an
opportunity to see him close, so they.
are convinced that the man who was
walking down the lonely road out Of
Canton AZ O'Clock in the morning
vas none other than the desperate
criminal who recently broke out OF the
Joliet peEiteutiary and for whom d
countryvtde search is now in progress.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-07
MExICANs QUIETED
BY TROOPS AT BORDER

Brownsville, Texas, Aug. THE
presence of Illinois, Iowa and Virgin
ia troops at Brownsville has had the
effect of quieting the activity of ban
dts on the other side OF the border, &C
cOrding to Jose 4. Cara. Mexican con-
sui here. The moral influence of the
gUardsmens presence has strengthen
er the influence OF the Carranza garri-
son and as evidence of a return to
peaceful conditions in MatamOras, &C
cross the Rio Grande, an order ap-
pointing Sept. 3 as a municipal cleo
ton day there is cited
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-07
LICENSE TO WED
Moline
Motive
Now German Railroad Organized.

The Hague.-The General German
Railwaymen's Union, an organization
embracing all ranks and classes of
employees on state and private rail-
ways, came into existence recently.
The new organization owes its birth
to the fact that the hundred thousand
railwaymen who have Joined the col
ors since the beginning of the war
have been replaced by employees from
other unions. such as engineers, metal
workers, transport workers, etc. Hav-
ing been released from their old al
legiances, the latter Joined together
formally not only with the object of
maintaining their status as union men
but for the purpose of constituting an
important reinforcement of the rail-
waymen's union.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-07
NOTIFICATIONS OF
WILSON DISCUSSED

Washington, Aug. PLANS for for
maIIy notifying President Wilson of
his nomination and for speaking ar
engagements during the campaign were
discussed at a conference today be-
tween the president Vance McCOr-
mick, chairman Of the Democratic ma
uonal committee and Homer S. Cum
mings, vice chairman Of the national
committee and chairman Of the speak
ers bureau. The two party leaders re-
manned at the White House for lunch.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-07
HUNT FOR STRATTON;
FIND OTHER CROOKS

chicago, Aug. 7.-EngIewood police
.tsceiyed telephone call last night
1at clyde Stratton. an eX-cOnVict who
saeaped from the Joliet penitentiary
+ecently, was a. eventy-seyenth street
IN Stewart avenue. Motorcycle po-
,ceemen Charles Egan and Frank
sooch We're sent TO investigate.
They found Fred Anderson, 26l3
o'll1 State street. also an eX-convlct.
~@.ocotoFciEg % the police. They started
sHn him r0 an address he gave in
09llh State street
AS they ueared the place they saw
legro, vino gave his name as Charles
oEo"n, "5ackrolIng" Joseph Talto.
-.e4 South Fifth avenue Brown was
@.tested. Police say he is also an eX-
nlFiet
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-07
HIGH HONOR GIVEN
SPANISH WAR VET

Siboney Bay camp. United Spanish
War veterans have had signal honor
conferred on one of its members. Os-
car Carlstrom, Aledo. has been named
Judge advocate of the state organiza-
ton by the department commander.
F. f. Haynes, member of Camp Kit
tilson, Moline. has been elected dis
triCt INSPECTOR
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-07

The Hague, Netheriauds.-tC GORE
spondeuee of the Associated Press
From a million after the fall Of Ant
yyerp. the number of Belgian refugees
in Holland has declined 70 about Co.
600 today, according TO official infor-
nation given TO the Associated Press.
The rest Of the terror stricken thrOngs
which poured over the Dutch frontier
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-07
Promise No Heat Relief.

Chicago, Aug. Little if any relief
from the present heat wave was in
sight early today. The only degree of
mitigation promised for Chicago and
immediate territory by the local fore
caster was a partly clouded sky.
Three deahts directly attributable to
the heat of yesterday were reported
last night while six others were
drowned seeking relief in the lake.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-07

Ottawa, H.. Aug. Two men were
wounded in riots which followed dem
onstratiOns Sunday by cement strik-
ers at OgIesby. Automobiles leaving
the mills with armed guards were
targets for thrown bricks. and some
shots were fred.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-07
Capt. w. S. A. Smith.

Capt. W. S. A. Smith of Sioux
City, Iowa, is probably the best
known farmer on the newly appoint
ed farm loan board. While still q
young man he quit the sea for the
farm and has since become we'll
farm finance and farm management.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-07
Other Contests.


Results of the other contests:
Pie eating Contest-First, CarlEn-
gelbrecht, pair tennis slippers, S. b
& S. company, Davenport; second
Dale Collier. Pies, Barth bakery, Rock
Island
Girls cracker eating contest-Viola
Schroeder, Rock Island, pair silk hose
Weigle company, Davenport.
Ladies' nail driving cOntest-First
Myrtle Oberg, Moline, vacuum cleaner
Grand Union Tea company. Davenport
Hundred yard dash for lean men
First, Ray Reynolds, Rock Island, box
cigars, Fred MusfeIdt, Rock Island
second, Guy Porter, Davenport, mans
umbrella, Moss Clothing company
Davenport; third, a. O. Anderson, Mo
line, necktie, J. j. UIlemeyer, Rock Is
land.
Fifty yard dash for office girls
First, Lucy Woltschlager, Davenport
shirt waist, Hirsch, Davenport; sec
ond, Dorothy Miller, Davenport, pair
ladies gloves, NJ. L. Parker, Davenport
Fifty yard dash for fat men-First
William License, Davenport, dress
shirt, Neustadt, Davenport; second
Charles L. Speckhart, Rock Island
box cigars, Dan Flynn, Rock Island.
Mems free-for-au, 100-yard dash
First, Ed Alex, Davenport, silk shirt
Young & McCombs, Rock Island; sec
ond, A. J. Soeder, Davenport, choice
pair shoes or a hat, Gately Clothing
company, Rock Island; third ". Sew
ers, Davenport, box cigars, Joseph Gel
ger, Rock Island.
Ladies' potato race-First, Mrs. G. j
POrrrr, Davenport, ladies' dress shoes
l. S. McCabe Rock Island
Sack race-First, J. L. Shumate
Davenport, box Brown Beauty cigars
Jacobsen's, Davenport; second, c.
Winter, Davenport, six pairs mems
hose. Simon and Landauer, Davenport;
third c. D. Ankney, Rock Island, neck
tie, Mosenfelder and Sons, Rock Is
land.
Fifty-yard dash for girls, Is years
and younger-First, Florence Mac
Gowan, Moline. pin, Plank and COM
pany. Davenport; second, Bernice
Crouch, Rock Island, box candy,
Maths confectionery, Rock Island.
F'ifty-yard dash for boys, 10 years
and under-First, Leroy Lund, Rock
Island, pocket knife, Kunkle Hardware
company, Davenport; second, Harry
Speckhart, Rock Island, tie pin, Moss
Clothing company OF Davenport.
Standing broad jump-First, Ed
Alex. Davenport, box cigars, Jacob
sens, Davenport; second. George
Hardy, Rock Island, carpenters ham,
mer, H. & NJ. RohIm company, Daven-
port.
Ladies' free-for-all 50-yard dash
First, Agnes Johnson, Rock Island :;
mans shirt, Young & McCombs. Rock
Island; second, Mrs. G. J. Porter, Dav-
export, shirt, NJ. &. k, Rock Island !;
third, Myrtle Oberg, Moline, umbrella,
London Clothing company, Rock Is
land.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-07
Q!'tYBrTof


Buy q home Of Reidy Bros
Tri-City Towel Supply company.
F9r express. call William Trefz.
JamisOn Towel Supply company,
,so o,l, apron and coat service. Phone
Moline Isl.
p Pure Olive Oil imported from Sicily.
DLolJled by u Licata & Co. For sale at
o6V Twenty-6rst street.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-07

'Dpfaska Senator's Death Impending
Omaha. Neb. Aug Physicians at
.slolng John NJ Thurston, former Ne
h .sSka senator, announced today that
1e patient would not survive the day.
III Was taken III four weeks ago after
1e&t prostration.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-07
MACHINISTS TRIM
HARNESS MAKERS
Ball Game Big Feature of First An
nual Outing OF Arsenal Employees
At Watch Tower Park.
THREE HUNDRED ARE PRESENT
As All Contests Scheduled We're
Pulled on in Afternoon.

Employees of Rock Island arsenal
and their families found their first
annual outing at Watch Tower park
Saturday afternoon an occasion OF
much gaiety. There were 800 persons
present and the program was carried
out in a manner which made the after
noon one not to be forgotten soon.
In the evening Edward Carbine, ma
tional organizer of the machinists' in
ternational union, and Charles Mac
Gowan, president of the Tri-City Fed
Grafton of Labor, gave addresses.
Dancing was enjoyed by many at the
inn.
Machinists copied the ball game by
a score of 10 8, the Harness Makers
having suffered the defeat. Despite
the fact that the players confess to be
of amateur class the score looks pref
ty good.
The score was:
r. H. Z.
Machinists ............7 10 2
Harness Makers ...... 4
Batteries Machinists-G Gregg and
Madden; Harness Makers-Thomas
and Liggetts.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-07

Every skirt is fresh spic-spau style. There are
all the wanted materials, Pque, Gaberdnes COrduroys,
Honey Combs Ribaux Cord Awning Stripes, Striped Pop
lin, Chain Gaberdine Striped Gaberdine, English Basket
Black and White Caberdne Ratine Plain AIohairs Whip
Cord, Bedford Cord, Linen.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-07

All the news all the time - The
Argus
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-02

Fog 'ra' Is East and shall meet
of
l"Fh CAV, learning o
'h"
countess ~
-" Than 'r ""ns u tho Tinted
'h' af"nua
a n
N" advanced III" United especially
biennial OF "onenS clubs Interests him mmcnsey tho
'h"r homes and travel
Discus topics u national nc" appealing his poets imagination
AoarM
his Of he
Gait and 'h h"nLa His published
Tho Of n" cagci-in
\ bookon
bay china Gardner Harding ~
Chinese showing
General Federation Of Women
Woman $3.50
There Miss president organization who
has established feminist
in
" '
branch Red Dr.
formed hundred ~
20 '"' wv
N"om Tor N"s" h"avr
western world end
JUS w tE
W. ''hh'' "a. snf susan y Anthony
Copyright F.oUing Mail Syndicate
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SOCIALISTS To
CONVENE HERE
Sunday Afternoon for Purpose
OF Nominating a Ticket to
Test Primary Law.

In ~" call ~ tho county cowwi'.
'o" ~ 70" Socialist parts fog a mass
convention ~ H!l Socialist voters m
'ak' place IN tho count house SrrGhr
OF Gau0u AZ 30 O'Clock. which tnry
arHEu1'" az Socialist dlr." m" main
pugpos" @, such convention SIS tho
nomination Of a county ticket. which
will b" tho h77's 10, waudlmus pro.
"'"iiugs TO cou'os, IN" pornlrioua
features "s %" primary election .nv
II ls stated that IN '.i, aunuor,io.
n" lnwy"-s that have boon engaged
hy 'ha Political Liberty U,f.u-"
L"acu" viii explain their plans Of the
attack II IS already unl"-siood that
Ia 'h" general purpose and N" ur#n-
r.pI" co., fh" primary election .aW The"
Socialists Ind themselves 100 agree
mont with Dr.. but they contend that
N" restrictions placed upon n. no
Utica! liberty. ~ N" pcOpl. should
b" don" away with. and their purpose
now S. ~ bring the matter before
the supreme court ~ appeals 90 test
D." Cuua'I'u''ura'l'v NJ 'lr several
features with which They ar" k"p
from having q Ticket for state ar!
county ",o,'iE" officials
Other matters concerning tho So
riai!st party 81 this county Will be
br0uGh, b"for" tho convention II e.
urged In N" call 'or ~" convention
hat N" Socialists shall Zach one
make m. greatest "Tor' 90 hav.
fulI Attendance
Harold y Houston. NJ Charleston.
100" ~ the .awF0r- for I'd. Political
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Esq. CaptaIu-GCncral. etc.
The newly appointed governor Of the
colony Solic!ts the support ul the coun-
ell In the interest and e, 20 of his
maicsiy's government and 'hc peace
and prosperity OF tho country. Which
arc Far from being incompatible. and
whoever sets about 10 separate them
oven IN his thoughts must do II upon
.No odus suppOsi'ion OF lawlcss power
On tho one hand or q spirit Of scdi,Ion
on the other
Pledges support of Council.
II Is interesting 20 note that he was
pledged The united support Of the
country who expressed the hope that
our conduct has been and always
will be. such a. must demonstrate that
We have on view or inclination ~
running into the extreme. either ~
being arbitrary on the one hand or
of turning liberty into RIGHTEOUSNESS
on tho other
Current news does not occupy much
pace In tho publication. less than one
short column heiEG sufficient to chron-
i"lc all the happenings deemed worthy
Of note.
"Hurials in the town ~ Boston since
oUr last. Gyc whites. one black Rap
ted 10 the several churches. nine" is
The concise manner in which these oc-
currcnccs are treated
Arthur Savage announces FOR sale ut
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HIS house in Brattle street coffee at
eight shillings pound.
Other advertisements are to the et-
fec, that there Is for sale "a very like
ly negro woman who can do household
work and is A. for either town or coun-
try service. about 90 years OF age:" al
so "a very likely negro girl. about Ia
or Il years Of age. speaks good Eng
lish. has been In this country four
years"
School for NcgrueS.
Mr. Nath PiEEo,t states that he "in-
tends 10 open 4 school on Monday next,
FOR the instruction OF negroes in read
ing, catcChiziug and writing. II reQuir-
ed. u any are so we'll inclined as To
send their servants 10 said school near
Mr Chccklcy's meeting house. cara
viii 5o taken for their instruction as
aforesaid
Immediately after tho surrender IT
New Orleans 10 the union forces in
Nay. 1862 the 9Th Regiment, Michigan
Volunteer Infantry. Of which Mr.. Mer-
rill was member. was Quartered IN
the United States branch mint In that
city. II was here that Mr.. Merrill
picked mp somewhat worn envelope
containing tho old paper. which hG
brought with other war relics TO his
home In Detroit
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CO7querS Rheumatism
in a Very Few Days

OEc-ha!f 'caEpoor'uI OF Rh"uma
taken 0ac" day has driven tho PAIN
and agony from thousands %, sacF"d.
crippled and d!spa-!UV -hcgwt'.rs
during 'a" .4s' GEr year
fHw"r'nl and -u-c. quick ua'f-g.
y"' .a-G,eSs. Raruwa Give -.".s"d
-"i!o' Almost n once IT," magic
aam" has reached every hamlet IN
%" nrf and thor" Is not a Hr.rgrrt
arywh"r" who ranro, tell you II
BIZ" VIII OF almost marvellous r4ros.
l. you or" tortured with rMru.rn-
''sa nE -cla'lcA. you can get 'wo
bottles ~ Hhsu.a rom Wells Hay
4.akc- Co or any druggist .or not
ore Than tlH1 with the under
standing that - :, docs NOT drive
rheumatic po!sous from your EyR-
i".. MONEY bach Advertisement
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Treasures Newspaper
Printed Back in 1928

Journal antedates American indepen-
dence by full half century. the news
paper, which is two page affair OF
diminutivc size, Printed by S. Knee
land & T. Green at the Printing House
IN Queen street, boston. where adver-
tisements are taken in, bearing date
OF Monday, April s. 1928.
One OF the leading articles is the
Declaration Of Council. the 3lst Of jan
VARY, l72S Of His EzSFl9sRos Robert
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Detroiter Has Copy of a Weekly
Which Antedates American
Independence.

DETROIT. Mich. June At IS 60
ing back quite bit into American
journalism to peruSc tho New England
Weekly Journal, copy Of which IL
treasured hy y G. Merrill. $40 Lincoln
avenue, Tho New EpglRnd Weekly
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present Addresses Of welcome we're
delivered By Mayor r schon and r.
T. Snow. president n. the chamber
n commerce. The response vas by
T. g scAnlon. The convention VIII
Be- In aCmioG three aaya.
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CHARLESTON The tauzEr suit
Of " l.. Abbott. Ir. ~ P"uulyIyaalR,
against Governor II - Ha'heit. viii
DO tried 10 H!;rG So 90 ..,trir' court
here June -. IL" daIs together
With those on Which Gtber rzIsa will
10 .rird cur!AE Il" IIEs ;rru. vas
i"t Thursday when the suIst held
H"ssiDn for preliminary rn,' Of the
docket Abbott = sung the gg..ruor
:or 10000 damages. al.'sIF mat
the "IrCuiiy" assaulted him While
they we're Passengers On q 'r-.a near
tpil' Pheasant one day lat summer.
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HUNTINGTON The West Virginia
convention of '." National Associa-
ton on. stationary Eugln,rrs .- "a SEES
sion ..r, wI'u about g.. delegates
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WILLIAMSON: {. CuIrVGa. wealthy
zeal sEtats dealer. owning three
ar four stores dropped dad Of heart
truubls at ais home here
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-02

rHNHLEeToS Public school and
normal school teachers are rouauw-
ur realms OF papr. outlining The
H"s' Method. %, Teaching T.r"or.
.ur,. The rr.' Il an essay for s.I,h
20" Wurau7 Christian Temperance"
Union ~ West virginia h.. u~.rcd q
cash priz" Tn" contest closes July !.
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-" .r .+F@Ug given ta-r .r f,.-ar.
az e. lie 80. ahs.G-Ta 1t rH, Lafayette
tal corporation rrrstsd ami rrg.r.Est
'aH'r rho ..sr Hf f.- stat. % Meet VIZ
gina held ~ o.. Offices ~ rIr-.sHrrV
We ..rcia.s rE f.." 18th d.. " Anril
$40 h' ln.H~iLE rrspuuuu Wis
Sd"pt.s
OWED 1T>I Thai Lafs.-fts
no.. pTTurHfIHH H.rAtrd HHi oFgGui4sd
.Ha'- The Lac .' r.. state of Me-. w
Nnir -n-s hrrr.g discontinue .m-.H.., 4,
O. "H-'HHaf4uu l.H rFrlgsr r. r.. sold
v Fi" o.. charter md .uFrDgat. franchises
IaF a".st %. lire, tors 800. tTH .-,Hl Zoo ....
vert amp property chooses ~ action ana
All asset. "f f.la corporation into cash
Ha pas IN rHf discharge alI q, Gsn',
.Hhi-..f". .rI Obligations, aud after wIy
dlr hrrgIrs ...It f"b'. liabilities ana
obligation ... .Ha rh. remainder smun.. tas
,tn Afn'f"gs pro rat~ With Their several
holding ~ .fuHN
'..'n under uy land this the 18th day
o. NrrIl 4 D. 1915
Attest
A \. MALtREgEuT
ir"~lirnt l.afay cite Hall
\ j. RoLLASsp. Secretary,
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PUBLIC
Hundreds of people coming to us for their wants
Shoes Mems and Boys Clothing, Hats and Caps Ladies Suits
Coats Dresses Skirts Our Dry
complete everything demanded pleas
ed with beginning Carksburg Our second month shows
sales Of 30 the first month We feel this
largely due the public becoming better acquainted with meth
cd Of selling goods at low The MORRISON West
Virginia are now of near million dollars year of
chande 70 cent of these goods bought direct from the
ufactuers and importers and direct This
why sell goods When
from Is to 2 cent by buying MORRSONS it is absolutely
true and with goods and prices Doubtless you hear
from merchants day after day that goods much higher
advances but much any marked
the retail merchant unless his buvug facilities limited the
iobber and then he would advance
goods today from the obber perhaps would have advance
lines of goods but stated before they direct from
manufacturers The mddleman profit eliminated We
will be MORRISON customers know that
goods bought from Our the low
that prevail in all the MORRISON Stores and
they six months We have special prices special
called sale days Every day is Bargain Day at MORRISONS
Every mans dollar buys the Every and child
ceves the prices and the
but to all Let again thank for liberal
patronage with which have favored since coming
Carksburg comparative strangers Doubtless realize
inability to handle lines of merchandise that require
crowded capacity Yet in the
promised when such lines will be added We
that the low
found here will still prevail Every thousand dollars sold by
Morrison the public hundred and fifty dollars Like
every hundred thousand dollars sold by Morrison
saving the purchasing public of twenty-five thousand
Der they buy cheap and buy cheaper than
MOr% 5n'S
Very respectfully
W. l. MORRISON STORE co. =
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rs 3ezaz28 6 8zy8TBAhY
MRY w. L. MORRISON STORE COMPANY NSK4A
gM ALWAYS VIA
w. L. MORRISON STORE COMPANY
5 THE CHEAPEST
33O Main Street
ALWAYS

Carksburg, W. Va, June l. 1916
MORRISON STORE CO. End MONTHLY STATEMENT TO THE
PUBLIC
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secretary.
County Committee Socialist
Party,