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caught the unmistakable tones OF the
man he would like to kill. "I'll keep
cases and git him" Plotting against
-0lc poor devil, as usual, Ward
thought and wondered If the man knew
he lived in this part of the country. IL
lie did, 1t might easily be
I'm keep cases some myself, you
reptile" he muttered under his breath.
You won't get me again, II that's
what you've got in mind
They went on. and presently Wand
was looking ut their backs as they
rode over the ridge, He stood for
some time staring after them with
what Billy Louise called his gimlet
look. lie was breathing shortly from
the pressure he had put upon his self
control, and he was thinking. thinking.
The silence came creeping in on the
heels OF the faint, interrupted sound
Of their voices. Ward took a long
BREATH discovered that he was grip
ping his gun as though his life depend
ed on hanging to 1t and rubbed his
numbed fingers absently After a min
ute or so he mounted and rode down
to the corral
Five dry cows and two steers snort
ed at his approach and crowded against
the farther rails Ward gave Rather
a touch Of the spurs. rode close to the
fence and stood in his stirrups while
he studied the bunch.
"Hellr' he said when the Inspection
was over and dropped back into the
saddle while he gazed unseeingly at
the canyon wall. II was a very real
he'll that his mind saw-a hell made
by men wherein other men must dwell
in torment because of their sins or the
sins OF their fellows.
Seabeck's brand was big V, bad
brand TO own, since 1t favOrs revision
at the hands Of the INSCRIPTIONS.
These cattle were Seabeck cattle, and
their brand had been altered. For the
right slant Of the V had been extended
a little and curled into q, 50 that In
time the brand would stand casual In
spection as YG monogram-Ward's
own brand. The work was crude, pur-
pOsefully crude. The V had not been
returned enough to make 1t look fresh.
and the newly scared had been add
ed with IA malevolent pressure that
would make it stand out fresh brand
for a long time in case OF a delay in
the proceedings, as Ward knew per-
fectly well
Continued Next Weck)
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CHAPTER VIII.
arYou Won't Get Me Again"

Agh "ph wv VIZ FNba"h
NNE day late in the fall Ward was
riding the hills of to the north
and west Of his claim, looking at
the condition of the range there and
keeping an eye out for Y6 cattle He
had bought another dozen head Of
mixed stock over toward Hardup, and
they were not yet past the point Of
straying Off their new range. So, hav-
ing keen eyes and the incentive to use
them. he paid attention TO stock tracks
in the soft places. and he saw every
thing within the sweep Of his vision,
and. since the day was clear and fine,
his range of vision when he reached a
high point extended to the Three Buttes
away out in the desert.
by sheer accident he rode up to the
canyon where the little corral lay hid
den at the end and looked down. And
since he rode up at an angle different
from the one Billy Louise had taken
the corral was directly beneath him
so directly, in fact, that half Of 1t was
hidden from sight. lie saw that there
were cattle within it, however, and
two men at work there. And by
chance he lifted his eyes and saw the
nose Of horse beyond jutting ledge
sixty yards or so away and the crown
Of q hat showing just above the ledge.
a lookout. ls judged instantly and
Fnfle- behind the rock he had
been az some pains to ride around.
Ward was a cowpuncher He knew
tho tricks Of the trade so well that he
did NOT wonder hat was going on
down there. He knew. He was tempt
cd to 20 as Billy Louise had done
ride on and pass up knowledge which
might be disagreeable, f.r Ward was
not one 10 spy upon his fellows and
the man whom he would betray into
the hands of a sheriff must be guilty
Of a most helnous crime. That was
his code-to let every fellow have a
chance to work out his own salvation
or damnation as he might choose.
don't suppose there was anything he
hated worse than an informer.
He got behind the rock, since he had
no great desire to be shot, and he dis
covered that his view of the corral
was much palmer than from where
he had first seen it. He looked behind
MIN for an easy retreat to the sky
line. and then before he turned to ride
away he glanced down again curiously.
y man walked out into the center OF
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The Little
French Girl
By ELlNOR MARSH

(cOpyright. 1911. Western Newspaper Union.)
Captain Quigley was member of
the old United States army before its
recent enlargement. He was station
ed at Fort Wayne, Detroit. and from
time immemorlal the officers at that
post have constituted quiteaan impor-
tant, If not large part, of the So
ciety of that delightful city.
The old French Canadians of De-
troit correspond with the descend
ants of the Dutch settlers of New
York. Each considers itself the elite
of its respective abiding place. One
of the most retiring of Detrolts
French girls was Elise Brisson.
Quigley happened to be thrown a
good deal with Miss Brisson, and since
her retiring disposition did not gain
for her that attention she merited, he
had it all his own way with her. In
those days persons living in houses
large enough for the purpose gave par
ties, anC at most of such entertain
mcnts Quigley and Miss Brlsson were
great deal together.
81 wonder" said Mrs. Major Field.
ing "if the handyome Quigley is GO
Ing to marry the little French grill
She is pretty, but she has NO money
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IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF J. u. CARDER. DECEASED
State of Colorado.
County of Prowers. }
In the County Court, In Probate.
All persons having claims against said
estate are hereby notified to present
them for adjustment to the County
Court of Prowers County. Colorado. on
the 2ith day of December, A. ID. 1917.
HELEN L. CARDER.
Executor Of
the last will and testament of J. B.
Carder, Deceased.
First pub. Nov. rs. 1917.
Last pub. Dec. 10. 1917.
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ESTATE OF LYMAN c. BARNARD
DECEASED
No. 8 II

No. IbfI
All persons having claims against
said estate are hereby notified to pre-
sent them for adjustment TO the County
Court OF Prowers County. Colorado, on
the 17th day of December, a. ID. 1917.
H. COY BARNARD,
Administrator
of Estate of Lyman C. Barnard. De-
ceased.
First pub. Nov. 2l. 1917.
Last pub. Dec. IL. 1917.
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B. &c. BOWER
CONTINUED from Page 81

did nothing to make her mommie well
enough TO 20 home. She grew to hate
the nurse and her neutral cheerfulness.
That is how the fall passed for Billy
Louise and the early part of the win
ter.
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gained the top. Ward. leaning against
the dun gray yock before him. heard
the murmur of their voices. Once he
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-13
FLAG TO Greet
GUARDS At HOP
National ColorS Decorate AUD
itorium for Reception

Flags and bunting will greet guards.
men Of the Oklahoma national guard
VIXEN they assemble tonight at the city
auditorium as guest, OF Oklahoma City.
The auditorium was being decorated
thu, morning by men under the diree-
ton Of Allen Street, member OF the
Chamber OF Commerce committee ap.
POINTED to arrange Tor tonights re-
etpt,on
An orchestra will dispense music "a
which suard,men and just plain citi.
r,ns will dance. When tctpisehore
tires. a plentiful supply OF bone dry
pinch will provide the stimulant nee.
t',aA to continuance OF the iruhe
Home. Sweet Home" will he PLAYED
al II 20 o'clock
II should like TO see big crowd
ou, tonight" said Mr. Street this
morning. The suardlmen have beer
down on the border for eigh, ct min,
rton,h, and didn', ss' tenth part OF
What the! earned Ihe least OKLA
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HALIFAX OFFICER
TAKES AMERICAN
VESSELS MAILS
Steamer Bound From Norway
10 j, S, Port

NEW YORK. March l'-Nail car.
ritd on a Uutcdr State, ship. the tank
cr John y Archbold, was removed by
the British authorities a, Halifax, &C
eotd,ng to the officers ci the vessel,
which arrived here today from Bergen.
NORWAY This is said to he the first
tim, ,ha, a ship flying the American
flag on the Atlantic has been ienitd
the privilege OF transporting mail from
a foreign country, either neutral OF bel
ligetent
The John u. Arehbold took ou, Of
Rstgcn ,hirty.uine sacks Of mail from
Norway, Denmark and Sweden, The
vessel followed the custom OF othc;
neutral ships by putting in a, Halifax
instead OF Kirkwall There she Wa
detained three DAYS, according to ,h'
officers, and all The mail taken off 'nI
examination The tanker resumed he's
voyage wi,hou, H.
Sine. the German submarine block
ade began no mails have reached her
on Scandinavian or Dutch ships. 1h'
nersensiiord and ktistianiiord, ,h'
cnly two Scandinavian passenger hner,
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SHIPPING CLERK
SAYS HE FEELS
JUST fine NOW
Raymond c. Smith Says Tanlac
Restored Him in Very
Short Order
SUFFERED FOR 2 YEARS
Say, He Had About Despaired
Of Getting Anything to
Help Him.

"t Just feel so fine now after taking
Tanlac that want to go around and
tell everybody what a fine medicine It
IT," .ad RAYMOND {. Smith of rDh
West Eighth street few days ago IN
telling Of his restoration 10 health
Mr. Smith has been shipping clerk for
the Home Produce company and the
Whittier Produce company n West
Csllforn,, street for a number oi years
and he has wide circle OF friends IN
Oklahoma City.
II had indigestion and stomach trou-
he for about two years. he continued
and ] was also very nervous All my
III. ! had been bothered with ca,arrh
which affected my nose and throat and
also my stomach and when these ,rou-
hl.s came On me- they made the ca
tarrh whole lot worse There wasn't
hLfdly a thing | could eat that would
sgtes with me and instead, what ate
hloattd me all IN ard ! would feel
tired and languld for several hours
after meal ! slept very poorly and
vfcn | got up in the morning, ! would
l,el more worn.out than when ! went
% bed and became as nervous as a
cat and would e. around all day feel
ing tagged out. ! was getting weaker
and weaker and losing flesh every day
ard ! had pains and uncomfortable
feelings nearly all the time. | got aw
tul blue about the fix was IN and he
gan to despair of getting anything to
do re any good
u wasn't any too hopeful even Shen
began on this 1arlac | was pretty
sure i, was a good medicine, because
! had heard il recommended 50 highly
and had read lot abou, II in the pa
re's. bu, ! didn, expect it TO do much
r'tre than Ease my stomach 90 | could
eE' something and get a little nouri'h
men, Well, II sure gave me pleas
ant surprise II eASed mv stomscf
'isht of and then ! started eatins arr
baildng m and my improvement kep
on Neadv until now am what ! cal
perfectly we'll man eat my ,hre,
square meals day and digest every
thing without the slightest bad ie,linl
afterwards ! sleep like a top and al
my nervousness has gone and ,ho,
catarrhal troubles are relieved. don
have any more pains or bad feeling
and have gained five pounds.
took only two bottles Of the medioin
and II is simply wonderful the way
took hold Of my case and restored NJ,
Nothing ! ever tried before ever ha
done m. anywhere near ,ha, much goo
and that's why ! recommend Tanla
TO everyone suffering as was"
Tanlac is sold III Oklahoma City ex
olusively by Wes,iall Drug Co. undc
the personal direction Of special Tar
lac rspresentative.--Adv.
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CAL0MEL MAKES
YOU SICK, UGH!
"Dodson's Liver Tone" "bet'
ter than calomel and can
not salivate.

Caomel loses you a day You know
what ealomel is. It's mercury; quick.
silver. Calomel is dangerous. Il,
erashe, into sour bile like dynamite,
cramping and siokening you. Calomel
attack, the bones and should never be
put into your system.
When you feel bilious, sluggish, eon-
stipated and all knocked out and be
liete you need a dose Of danserou,
calomel JUS, remember tha, your drug
g,s, sells Tor 50 cents large bottle Of
bodsons Liver Tone, which is entire
ly vegetable and pleasan, TO take and
is a perfect substitute for oalomel II
is guaranteed to start your liver with
out stirring YOU up inside, and cannot
sali,atc.
Don't take ealomell I, make, you
sick the mex, day, i, loses you a days
work. Dodsons Liver Tone straight,
ems you riph, up and YOU feel prea,
Give II to the children because Il Il
perfectly harmless and doesn't rribe,-
ADV,
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Knocks Obstinate
Coughs In q Hurry
A simple Hene-Msde Remedy
that Gets at the Caase.

Thousands OF people normally healthy
in every other respect, are ANNOYED With
= persistent. .hanging-on bronchial cough
year After year, disturbing their sleep
and making life disagreeable. ls's %
needless--theres. An old home made
remedy that will end such Q cough
easily and quickly.
Get from any druggist "2i, ounces Of
Pincx' 90 cents worth pour II into .
pint bottle and hll the bottle with plain
granulated sugar syrup.. Begin taking
II at once. Gradually but surely you
will notice the phlcgm thin out and then
disappear altogether, thus ending .
cough that YOU never thought would end.
II also promptly loosens q dry or tiRht
cough, stops the troublesome throat
tickle, soothes the irritat<d membranes
that line the throat and bronchial tubss,
and relief comes almost Immediately.
A days use will usually break up an or.
dinary throat or chest cold, and fos
bronchitis, Group, whooping cough end
bronchial asthma there 10 nothlua
better, II tastes pleasant and kesps
/ perfectly,
PineI Ia q most yalusbl. concentrated
compound Of genuine Norway pine e1.
tract, combined with guaiAcol ana Il
Tor I throat % and chest colds % with t.p,.ssSii
results ~
70 avoid disappointment, ask youG
drugrist for "2it ounces Of fineI" viVS
full directions and don't accent anvtkio1
else. A. guarantee Of absolute satislSS
tion or money promptly refunded -
With this pfeperstion. The Pines d,
r. Wayne, Ind.
An
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Vital Statistics
Marriage Licenses,

Marriage tloenses.
Roger l. Sci'res. q years old Enid.
okla. ana Arlene e Shuts, % years
Old. Enid okla
John g, Oshurn, % years I'D. Jones
cry Okla, Nnd Louta Ramsey, 20 years
Samuel l. wilson ~ years old, Lonks
hs, Okla, and Matte rsItoN ss year,
old. Oklahoma CITY
Births,
Mr. and Mr.. X !. Rrarron. 40 wes'
Wheeler svenue. girl
Mr., and Ms J + Mand.eco, 81
North Kelly avenue, ho,
Mr and MV q l.. Barefoot $500 souu
Mckinley avenue, hoy
Deaths
Mr.. May Rundy, 20 wears old, loca
Stella Pearl Miller. ~ years old, loc,
hospital
Building Permits
l.. W. Thresdknl, iNn West Tr.
street one story frame dwelling, 81 ,00t
". d Miller. 1929 North Broadws
lreerl. one-story fire proof saras'
NJ Rouch. ii,i West FIRST stree
l frame addition and gsrnge. $500
g. r. Huffman, ~, West Ninsteeni
street. one.s,oty frame dwelling, $3.50
g. T. huffman. l0lG West TWent'
/ second street, one.story frame dwelling
g. O0o
{. L Huffman 1900 IVES, Fort, sec
end street onc's,op frame DWELLING
{. E Huftm.n. 1870 West Forty. .ec
! oud street one story frame dwelling
81 900
c f Huffman, 1883 we., Fifteen,
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covered, can be revealed II is said un-
officially that a violation OF the reu-
trality laws may be involved and that
the plot may have nationwide ramifiea-
tions.
The nineteen chrcnometers said 20
have been smuggled from the ships
were sent yesterday TO an expert clock
maker for examination. Prior to their
delivery they had been treated to bath
10 ascertain II they bore any cipher
message. The examination was ordered
IN an effort TO learn whether there had
been an attempt to tamper with the
works. Federal agents said the ohro'
nome,er. could be used as time fuses
10 explode bombs which might bc hid
den IN the vessels for the purpose OF
destroying them in case OF war.
Search Orders Expected,
Orders authorizing a search OF the
lnterned raiders were expected today
nom Washington,
The investigation yesterday as Tar
% IT was made public, centered to a
great extent around Adelbert X
Fischer ard his wife, two OF the prir-
cpals arrested in connection with the
smuggling plots II was learned that
the Schultz and koert,ng company, OF
which Fischer is president, is branch
81 large German marine engineering
concern located at Hamburg and that
il has been engaged IN the manufacture
Of parts of oil burning engines Tor
! American warships
! Manufactured Shells.
Several wears ago, II was SAID tht
Schultz and koertlng concern manu-
factured shells for this government
| Mrs. Fischer's father is said to be a
the head of the parent company II
Hamburg
Il was at Mrs Fischtr' request, &C
cording TO Henry Rohncr, a wholesale
grocer and other principals IN the al
legged customs frauds that he INSTRUCTED
his motor truck drivers to bring bao'
some OF the packages from the IN
termed raiders after delivering gro
,crieS ior the officers and crew Rohne
declared tha, he had been assured b
Nr Fischer the boxes contained on
souvenirs and Fdt ne was innocent Q
snr wrontdNlpg
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-13

We invite you here to see the new
Ml,chell-Joh w. Bates latest car.
II now comes in two sizes, at two
prices-l20 and l27-inch wheelbase.
1t embodies the cumulative results
of his IA years on Mitchcls.
It shows the amazing extra values
which factory efficiency can give.
Ii has all of his cxtras-l0O per cent
er.strength, 81 unique features, "a
per cent added luxury.
These cars will surprise you by
their completeness, and the value
they give for the money.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-13
JOHN NSoN WINNER
on VOTE COUNT
Hubatka Comedies Election Of
Opponent

The official recount ~ tNe ballots
cas-, for sheriff. in the election o' last
November was completed this morning
and showed that g. + Johnson demo
cratic candidate and present incun.
bent, had defeated hi, republican oppo-
nent. John Hubatka, by twen,y-sevcn
votes The original coun' gave John
son majority OF thirty i've
The votes were ordered roconntcd by
Distr,c' Judge Clark last Wednesday,
after hearing the suit OF liubatka m
which he contested the result OF The
election The committee has been
counting since The official count this
morning showed that Johnson had o.
/ sos to Hubatka's 6,52S with torty-two
ballots contested On decisions by both
candidates Hubatka was given twenty
additional votes and Johnson ten. THIS
gave Johnson n,SS votes and tuhatks
lb.sls the former having majority Of
tWenty-Neven.
Johnson stated after ;hc lull returns
were made that he was confident that
the recount would not change the re-
suit even though there were som.
changes in the number OF votes for
each candidate Hubatka gracefully
wished his opponent success in the con
duct of the office OF sheriff. for tho
! next two wears
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-13
NEUTRALITY law
VIOLATIONS MAY
Be PART OF PLOT
Smuggling Charge Mere Sub
terfuge at Philadelphia,

PHILADELPHIA, March lj.--Fur-
ther developments were expected today
in the alleged plot to smuggle ohrorom-
eters ashore from the German com.
meree raiders Kronprinz Wilhelm and
Prinz Eitel Friedrich intcrned at the
Philadelphia navy yard. In addition to
the five persons, including one woman
already under arrest, it was reported
that a number Of others would he taken
into custody within twenty four hours.
Charge IL Subterfuse.
Federal agents admitted tina. the
smuggling charge is subteriuge to
hold the alleged principals, until the en-
tire plot which they say has been dis
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-13
CiTYBRTEFS

Health Certificates Required
affected with contagious diseases I'm tho
future will not Ne permitted 10 enter 81
IoScphH pRrorhinl shoo ~ ?2s West
sixth street without presenting n ply
sicianS certificate showing they have
been cured This decision was made yes.
terday by the board ~ health on the
ground tnAt private ins'itutions should
have tn" same restrictions placed over
them re'ati'e 10 cortasi".s diseases ss
have the city schools
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-13
VOTE FOR n Y. HELM.
CommicsiuNcr Public Works

'rafra lecture. With moving r'~'uros md
hnHi.co o~ed stsreoptioon slide d'sc~ip-
tive ~ the scrnc sttractions NJ Glsc'Ar
National park and tha NE Of the Black.
feet Indians will he given Fridav night
~ tho Masonic temple, Third and Broad.
wav, by Laurence II. kitchell. ~ 3
O'Clock The lecture will ho given under
the auspices of India temple, A. a y
~ NJ
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hcma City can do is to show tina, we
appreciate her services by turning ont
a, the reception"
No admission will he charged 20 the
reception Everything is free
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VOTE FOR X + HELM.
Commtss oner IubhC Works

Warnings to be yen-Artaugemerts "a
were completed yesterday by IN" state
board NJ agriculture to warn citizens o'
Oklahoma CITY about approaching high
water. The weather bureau will notify
the telephone company of approachins
floods md the telephone company vii
warn the people living In sections o' the
city where there Is likely to he danger.
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Dr. J, f, Dean. Dentist. sN Lee Bldg


Wedding Accepts "Nr' Placer n
Wedding, with fourteen years experience
In ". g \ work ard for five years
secretary ~ tho Y " = A. Al Knox
vile. Tenn. wired YESTERDAY afternoon
that he accepted the secretsr,ship Of
tered him ny the hoard of directors IN q
meeting last Wcdnesdsv. Mr. Wedding
expects 10 he here April for dutv.
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To Prevent the Grip

Cold, cause Grin Laxative Bromo
Qu,uinc removes cause. There IS only
one "Bromo Quinluc" + W GROVES
signature on box. 1Sc.-Adv
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like a power tire pump, dashboard
engine primer, reversible headlights,
neu-type control.
Come see them. No car then will
seem complete without them.
It has many added luxuries and
beauties. We have this year added "a
per cent to the cost of finish, uphol
stery and trimming. That Is all paid
for by savings in our new body plant.
See these new-style bodies - all
Mitchell-designed. See how we finish
and equip them. There are no others
like them.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-13
LABOR SUPPORTS
Government IN
PEACE OR War
Conference Votes to Offer Ser
vices to Wilson,

WASHINGTON, March l5--Or.
canired labor OF the United States VIII
support the government IN peace or
war 90
Thi, is lahors attitude az set 'orth
IN a declaration Of prrnolple'. acop'en
unanimously at a conference here yes
terday OF its representatives
Ready for Any Work.
While expressing the earnest hope
that peace may be maintained II was
declared that. should the United States
he drawn into the wsr labor is ready
10 offer its services TO the country IN
every field OF activity
The declaration ot principles drawn
NJ by the executive council ot the
american Federation Of Labor also
sets forth demands which labor holds
to he fundamental in safeguarding the
reht, OF workers in war and in peace.
These demands are
That industrial service should he
deemed equally merl,oriou' as military
service. tina, seryic. should conform
to trade union standards and that or
sSniyrd labor should be represented on
| all agencies determining the ADMINS
tsring pollcp, oi national defense and
controlling publicity
To Make Formal Pro.fer.
Formal proifer OF labor's services
probably will b, mad, to President
/ Wilson by Samuel (,omners. president
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1907 Over-Strength

In these new Mitchells, every vital
part is twice as strong as need be.
Our margin of safety-once SO per
cent-has been doubled lately, to give
you a lifetime car.
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TO risk the voyage since February !,
sailed without passengers, cargocS ard
mail