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Dyspeptics Should
Avoid Drugs And
Medicines

Som" people uStiu,tiIcl, shut their
eyes 10 danger. and 10 may H." that
Instinct. or custom "' habit causes
dy spcptics 10 taxi" Drug, potent foods
ana medicines. Artificial diGcstCntS.
,.'c.
I;ut closiu- IN" cyos docs not hauish
~ 'i,ng"; 9Hd II is certain 'hat
neither drug nor medicines possess
In" power O" destroy th" harmful O.
"cS$Jvc "'lu IL tn" stomach. which -
th" underlying cause Of most forms Of
Indigestion ana dSsp"psia. ThcN may
XIV" t"nroT3rN relief. nut ever in
"r"a-iuG quantities must Il" taken, and
al the tim" tho acid rctuaiuS iu the
stomach aH dangerous as ever.
Physicians know thus. and iha, is
Whi their advice 50 "f;cn Z" sufferers
from digestive and stomach tTrnbl" u
Just Get ahOu; tu 'Inc. ~ pUrc
hi>urnicd naGu"-ta from your d"uG
-ist AMI take t-asu"ouful IN Il it'll
W;,'cr immediately Itt"r every meal
This Viii Instantly u"uiyaiiHc All the
harmful 3"id "a tho stomach and Stuu
all Good form cntati"n. thus enabling
YOU :" enjoy hearts mo"is without 'N-
pvri"uCinC tho least pain or uupicaS-
HUtuCSs aftcrvard ADV
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-18
EMPEROR KEEPS SILENT
D> SUBMARINE: " .REiRE:

BERLIN. January &c ,via London.
January i,b.--Emperur William. IN re-
My to a loyal address from tho iInnsa
League. "ccasioncd ~ The cntcntc's an
nrunc"m.ut OF its war aims. passes over
ia silence the leagues reference to tho
necessity Of tho energetic employment
Of eli weapons with iron determine
ton"
Th" address was one az hundreds
which are now pouiin" in upon tho
Emperor from SUVcreiGns Of federal
states. parlamcntary bodies. munich
ptiit'ea and trad" and agricultural or
ganzaticns of all kinds throughout
Germany. thanking him for thc mani
fcsto with which h responded to tho
cntcntcS announcement Of its ConIi-
tons for ending the war. and picdginc
their loyal and enthus astic support in
The furtheE conduct al tho war
Several OF these addresses have
touched upon tho idea "t unrestricted
use Of the submarine. referring To IL
IN some such way as aid the Hansa
League. but tho Empcror's replies have
uniformly avoided any reference to this
subject
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-18
.UGH!! 4 Dose: OF
I NASTY CAl.OMEL.
II saiivatcS! 1t makes you sick
and yO'. may lose
days WORT.

You're bilious sluggish. constipaicd
ANA believe YOU need vile. dangerous
calomcl to start your liver ana clean
your bowels.
Here's my guaranteed Ask YOUR
druggist for Il so cent bottle OF Dod-
sons Liver Ton, snd take Il spoonful
tonight. II ii doesn't start your liver
and straightcn YOU right up better
than calomcl and without gripping or
making YOU sick, want you to 20
back to the store and get your money
Take calomcl to-day and tomorrow
YOU VIII feel weak and sick and na,I-
seated. Don't lose days work. Take
spoonful OF harmless, vegetable
Dodson's Liver Tone Tonight aud
wake up fcci,mg great. It's perfectly
harmless, so give il TO your children
any time. u can't aalKatc, $50 let
them cat ANYTHING aftcrwards.--Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-18

mold. aud the numerous. scenes of The
t:tribbcau Island. whcr" this uictur"
WAS Aimed. diNi.ied the admiration Of
INC audience. ADMIRATION. 100. wa
acCDro"! the excellent WorN ot vii
liam l.. Shay. as om&r. ,nc prince.
Hal dc Forest. "a the sultan. Violet
ilorn"r. * Iarrlh. ;h" conSpiri't': itN-
1ri," Of the sultan. and Jan" ana E;ul-
crU" Toe, To" wonderfully tyi"uicd
children.
'"acti>c BY ia" objection % til" .,uut.r.
touch Ia ~" nNthic?! laud OF -ron.c.
Wherein tie midget residents IiSula cd
@r"wn-up kuowlc,;g" nv VIGOROUSLY IN
riaUdinc the rcuarkG bic fra, Of swim
muE ana divng by Miss k"ll"rmaitu.
III" mu&'crl score. furnished H. Rob
'rt Hood bowers, aud played by .
twenty piece symphony o'"hc@ira IN
oct t." direction az Sisnrr Ninr,eu-
en-. W"S Ilso ~ notable feature
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-18

salts TO purify my blood aud cure my
get much benefit. Please prescribe for
this
Answer, advise three Grain sui
nh.rh tablets n"t sulphmr tahlc,s>.
composed OF sulphur. cream OF tartar
ana vegetable extracts tina remove
constipa and purify the system.
Take this treatment FOR several months
Mrs y. =. q. writes: secured from,
my druggist tho medicine YOU advised
J9r "@T'% %ish .. ana WAS soon made
wash, What do YOU advise"
Answer \ very excellent antiscptic
astrinc"nt sanitary wash can he made
by using u t"aspoonful Of vilanc pow
j Il. q. asks: Il ann thin. angular
weak AMI tircd What can taIc TO
Improve my health strengthen my
nerves aud increase my weight about
30 pound: 49,
Answer: Take regularly with your
meals three grain hypn- uuclanc tablet :
Soi1 in s"nlcd pnskas"s, by rdrus=,s,s.
lots improve tho blood. increase nutri-
ton aud strengthen the nervous sys-
ton " used regularly for several
months.
free advice seem 10 have conc ali
:" pieces. am irrta:cd ana annoyed
~ dizzy moments. Gcklc appetite. no
strength and life has no pleasures FOR
me any more.
Answer: There are thousands who
live too fest aud ihen lnd themselves
- your plisht; The nervous yiS"r has
medicine called three grain c:,,iomcnc
tablets viii! afford ard to Nature by
supplying more food-encrc% and give
Your system = chance TO rCcupcratc
when "a i'm nerves should TAX. the
place OF shattered nerves
"Workmau' asks: II ann 80 affected
with painful Kidneys that cannot
work regularity My siacn is disturbed
hN frequent calls. oni: 10 void small
amount aud fnllnWs hmrninc. Slnnrilng
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-18

the Richmond Grays. who
subordinated his personal
opinions and military
views to the community
spirit Of cooperation.
Nor is the offer of the
Stephen Putney Shoe Com
pany for the use Of the
lower floor OF its magnii-
cent building for the show,
when il was feared the
Grays' Armory could not
be obtained, likely to be
forgotten, and the same
thanks are due the Strauss
Gunst Company and the
American Tobacco Com
pany for their generous
offers Of warehouses.
They, too. have our hearty
thanks and appreciation.
And to the public i'm gen
eral we simply add that we
will try to show our APP
probation of their sup
port by giving them an
Auto Show OF which they,
as we'll as We, may be
proud.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-18

SpriHhtiy Wit and "a a ivam OF satire OF
which none OF thc w,il-Schoulvd crafts
men ri til. GAY could h" ashamed And
"a, story, though It's theme - tin" :..c-
I'D tragedy OF the %iri who loved too
N"ll TO hc wise. is developed .,lun;.
ines that a,a not hactucy.d I'm
Diieicst form, ii tells Of =, nru Who
~ all man. ana who urot"cts tn, .rirI
his weak AMI rn":,rGlN brother Lad de-
scrtcd ny i.,Nigc her his name, only 20
learn. sud quickly. hat III" wo.lG Of
women has rcDi"r"d Ia on" woman.
'rh'r" Ar" two .IimaN"S. an tuat AFTER
iop"lcssncSS has h-vu mad" certain.
hoi'c - made equally certain Iu I'd
dillon to tho primary theme. another
tcaiin" Witt tn" criminal t,'uiuiS'rH-
ton Of drugs b, "hnrlatuu irtctitiou-
'"S 10 sl%"c.rod. but his is uouc 200
clearly followed.
= FOR the u"rf"rmau.r t;sylf the
production or ~, u,cchanicni side is
uncoinmoniH CONF let" ;lud appropriate.
jho piece =. s!tiilfnily staged h.; Alcy
;hn"r i."it"icH AMI virtually 'uo en-
iir" coiupar% IS out Of ~" oriiu"rs.
or Mr. i.d"SoU p"u performance. lit
II" need l." said now. IA spite OF III.
fa't th"t he wos on" ~ tho most
ddor"d % mItiu"" IDOLS h" has .iiNyaN g
hoch "a most excellent actor. WHO t. ;.o;
ia work seriously. ~'rdi"g ~ and cots
ont OF every part al i:s :uHanill:;. -rhich
h" ~ iHiu iWpartS hy uotih!i ..coG
."aning ami careful usc--,,ud s.o,d-
',n'"-"f gesture and movement, AS
;'"i"r nud as plu%wri"ht. he rcsppud"d
last night with :, pleasant and hapus
liiilc speech =" v'r% r'al demand
Tor his appearance.
Ills eurro.,inr coapany includes
remarkably attractive. NCpnu woman.
-" Wolf" N'wcruho. r'ru PLAYS :.
Young giri tart It il is. bu' as it rrrcIv
ps D. - ir,
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LEAVES $4,000 TO GIRL
\"mnS " oman Prinripui LrEatcc IuJrr
viii al Miss Wary y.
Hucknry.

WfNIiiESrE:H. W. January IT,
In recognition Of hcr long and faith
iHl tDrrani"nShip. Miss Virginia IS
Aiken mas been made til prime pa |
lcSatcc under the wiii Of The late Mis-
Mary :. Hackney. member Of am old
aud prominent frederick County fam
lily.
Miss Aiken. who is AN attra tive
Gun: woman. inh"rits property and
"tsh IN bank worth more than il5. oO0
The real estate consists mainly Of ;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-18

Through the co-opera-
ton Of the Mayor and the
City Council. the Admins
:rative Board, the Cham
Der Of Commerce. the
Z G. II III on Il Automobile
Club, the Retail Mer-
chants Association, the
Business Mems Club. the
Rotary Club. and kindred
organizations. and the
commander OF the Rich
mond Grays. we are en-
abled TO hold an automO-
bile show i'm the First Reg
imcnt Armory the week OF
January 21-February 5.
All difficulties i'm the
way have been Smoothed
out. personal opinions set
aside. and Il community
spirit of helpfulness de-
vcloped out of what APP
pearcd 10 be a mass Of
MISUNDERSTANDING and
conflicting views. This
cannot but rebound TO The
general welfare Of the
city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-18
PROCREss|vEs REJECT
PROPOSED HARMONY PLAN
George W. Perkins Lays Down TIL
mntum to Republican, National
Chairman Wilcox.
CRISIS IN AFFAIRS or G. O. r.
Ecncws Demand for Meeting of Fall
National Committee IL Take Up
Question OF CO-OperntiOn - Time
for Leaders to Declare ATTITUDE.

b Associated Pros
NEW YORK, January - Fortified
by tclcerams and letters from many
rartS Of The country, GEORGE ". Per
kins to-day laid down AN ultimatum to
The Republican leaders that the har-
m"nN plan proposed yesterday by The
subcommittee made up Of me nibcrs Of
the Republican National Committees
executive committee would not b. .,c-
"cptahlc to III" i'rocrcssivcS Nj
Pcrk'ns said he had u conference with
Republican National chairman WillcoX
IN which h" told tho chairman that
the proposed supplemental commit
ice To be made up Of Progress ives and
Republicans provided FOR in tho hur.
monS proclamation would not De-.
lie renewed l,is demand for u meet.
inc Of the fun national "oIpIuit;"e TO
take up the question of Republican,
Progressive cooperation.
This committee. as proposed wouid
be inp"tcnt," Mr.. Perkins said. we
wan. committ"" representative IT
both parties, which shall have roai
powcrs. This is II crisis IL tho affairs
"f tn" Republican panty. ana w' want
I" soc what tho Republicans are going
I" do about II
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rNOt.RE.SSINES WANT To
k>OW ~ THEN ARE " tNTFD

'If they don't want ms ProGr"Ssivca
with them u oppose Tho incompetent
Democrats" administration. why wc
want In know that II they won't call
together the national committee. why
W want To know that n basis for
our future action IT they do call tho
committee together. ana II refuses to
act. that VIII t." the basis OF our future
action. But whatever thcir attitude.
this IS tho time 70 declare II. not on
III" eve ~ tho next national election
y telegram FROM Y. Coleman du rout.
Republican national "ommittccna
from Delaware. as given out by Mir.
i'prkins. read
You arc right. III, action 81 tho
executive commit,o" Yesterday worked
great injury 10 To-. '!"pubIican party
william Allen White. ar Emporia.
kans. wired: "Glnrv IN your spuuh.
-" ." it"
Among others wi" sent messages II
suppor, were Francis ~ Bird, II Ros-
Baltimore; Alexander = Moore. Of
Pittsburgh. and ROY = woodruff. BAY
City. Mich Mr.. Perkins also had
conference with Theodore Roosevelt "u
tho matter.
John Hays Hammond. president -
the National Republican League. w.ro,r
to Chairman W l.".N urging him -
can together tho Republican National
committee To take mp tho situation
Mi Wilcox said today that n" a. yet
has taken ms formal action o"I-
ucctiun with tho hHrincny-ula con-
.iovcrsy hat had met ana talked with
many Republicans "nj Pr. rrcssiNcs
ubou; ".
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farm OF los acres in the heart OF tho
famous apple belt of Frederick County,
together with a great deal of live stock,
farm machinery and general equip
ment
Alfred W. Wright and his wife. Mrs.
Pansy feterick Wright also are benc-
n,iaricS under the Will
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pains. Raekaches and often have
chills and fever making me real sick
for a day
neutraiianE medicine for such COM
plants is balmwoit tablets. Try them
and continue few weeks and | am
sure YOU will write me OF your re
coNcry.
Misery" writes: II seem to be fun
limbs and shoulders. Also facial neu.
ralsia from time to time. What must
I do"
AnswGr: For prompt relief of pain
or twice daily. Also cleanse your sys-
tenn with treatment, OF 3Erain sui
owing to too much fat can You adviss
me OF "a good reduction remedy"
Answer: Any we'll stocked pharmacy
can supply you with 5,srain arbolone
nave proven wonderfnlly effec, WEN in
reducing abnormal tat
Fern writes: II have suffered with
also weak and tired most Of tho time,
whcl, think is duo to the severe
couShinS:. can YOU sivc me ~
remedy:
Answer. Yes. Nour weakness is due
10 tho coughing. but YOU should he
we'll relieved by using the following:
Get a ~ OF. package of essence men
tho laNcnc and max" according TO di-
rcctions on the bottlr, then take 4 tea
spoonful every hour OF two until the
cough is cured. This makes n full
pint OF the very best and safes, cough
syrup. lf your druggist docs not have
mcntho- laNenr have him order 1T for
YOU OF tho wholcsalc firm.
Mrs. y asks: My scalp itchcs ter
ribly., is fcverish and great amount
Of oily dandrun is present VIVA, is
good for thsr''
Answer: First shampoo the hair and
then apply plain yellow .minyol about
one week as per directions. This
dandrun ami makes the hair bcauti-
fully GLOSSY and vigorous. Obtain in
or. jars OF druggists
NOTE: For many years Dir. Baker
has been giving free advice and pre-
Scriptiors To millions of people through
tho press columns, and doubtless has
helped in relieving illness and distress
more than any single individual in tho
worlds history. Thousands have writ
ten him expressions Of gratitude and
CONFERENCE.-The.
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Postmaster 81, Chattanooga.

Nv N-soriEtod !'""s-.
WNSifINGTpN. January 1T =.
iiuwoli was nominated ny President
Wilson today for postmaster az chat
taucoCa
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EeDoCroR's
0<HDv1CEA
2 Dr. LENS 6sfe~ %

The questions answered below are
general in character, the symptoms or
diseases are given and tho answers will.
apply IN any case Of similar nature.
Ihose wishing further advice free,
may address Or. Lewis Baker College
Bldg, College E.lwood Streets, Dayton
OHIO; enclosing seif-addressed stamped
envelope for reply. Full name and ad-
or fictitious names will be used in my
answers. The prescriptions can be
hlied at any well-stocked drug storc
Any druggist can order OF wholesaler.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-11-21
Seek Post as Campus
Site When Time Comes
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that Fort Missoula had been ordered
abandoned is incorrect.
The garrison at the post has been
ordered elsewhere, he said, and the
buildings are to be left in charge OF IA
caretaker for the present The post
may, however, be utilized for military
purposes at any time. as necessity
arises. 1t was recently offered to the
signal corps, which has been short of
training quarters, but the location was
deemed not convenient for that branch
of the service.
There is a possibility that the post
may be used as an internment camp
for alien enemies, or as IA headquar-
tiers for troops needed for guarding
public utilities.
The post could be transferred to the
State University through federal lesis-
lation. The procedure If the post
should be abandoned by the war de-
partment, would be to have the prop
erty turned over to the interior de-
partment, pending final legislation.
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Diplomats Leave for Home
Today Under Safe Conduct

An Atlantic Port, Nov. 20.-German
and Austrian diplomats and consular
representatives from Asiatic countries
boarded a Norwegian steamship here
today to return to their native coun-
tries under safe conduct granted by
to have sailed today. but was unex-
pectedly held at her pier by govern
ment authorities. presumably to COM
plete an examination of the baggage
of the party. Baron Arthur Won
Rosthorn, Austro- Hungarian minister
to China, was was given his passports
when China declared war, was a pas
senger of the party.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-11-21
Catholic Colony Society
ReOrganizes in Chicago

Chicago. Nov. 20.-Reorga nization Of
the National Colonization Society of
the Catholic Church. with Archbishop
Sebastian G. Messmer of Milwaukee.
as director genese.. was announced
here today.
The purpose of the society is to res
cue the immigrant who was farmer
in the old country and finds himself
misplaced in the cities and establish
him on the soil. The organization.
which has no capital and makes no
profits and neither buys nor sells land
Is to safeguard and assist in every
manner members of the church who de :
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-11-21

On the citizens committee. named
last in the above list. were c. J. For
bis Arthur Drew. Firman Gage. +. A..
Roberts. II. O. Rell, Carl Cameron
Ronald Higgins, Tom Hickey and Leon
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-11-21
COUNTY RAISES
$5,o18.40 TOTAL
Report Of Y. NJ. C. A. Cam
paign Made by George
Weisel, Chairman.
"U' TO ADD $4,000 MORE
Drive on Campus Is Started
by Committees: Climax
Comes Today.

Missou'a county raised $5.01S.4O In
the eight day campaign for the Y. NJ.
&. A. war camp fund. according to the
final report OF George Weisel, general
chairman To this total the State Uni
versity will add $4,000.
Mr.. Weisel yesterday issued full
report of returns from the great
drive which he directed so successfully
that the countys quota was oversub-
scribed by so per cent.
In making his report Mr.. Weisel
commended the work Of all his team
captains and gave especial praise ia
Walter Mcleod and Howard Toole,
chairman of the county division, for
work outside Of the city.
The detailed report follows:
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-11-21
Students to Add $1,000.

The drive to raise $4,000 for the Y.
NJ. G. A. on the campus of the state
University Is now in full swing. Com
mittees have been appointed and the
work of distributing pledge cards
among the students was begun yes
terday Last night the several fra
ternity houses In town were visited by
the students in charge of the drive
and an appeal made to the members to
do their bit" The final drive will be
made at the regular convocation to-
morrow. The faculty Is to raise $500
the remainder will come from the stu
dents. The committee for the women
is Mary Farrell, Margaret Garvin,
barbara Frasier and Ruth McHaffie.
The work among the men is being done
by Merle Gallagher. Maurice Dietrich
Phil X. Daniels and Andrew Boyd.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-11-21

senting, respectively, aviation, food.
blockade, petroleum and munitions.
In the course of his speech. Mr.
Lloyd George thanked America for
what she has already done and the
energy she was developing.
He emphasized the fact that the sue
cess of the war depended mainly upon
the ability of the United States to
supply the ships with which the food
produced on the other side of the At
lantic could be transported. He re-
ferred also to the wisdom of bending
every effort to complete an adequate
air fleet to combat the airships of the
enemy. The collapse of Russia and
the present status of the Italian army
he declared only increased necessity
that America. as soon as possible. get
an army of at least a million men into
the fighting zone.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-11-21
DANGER OF TRAINMEN
STRIKE IS NOW OVER
BrOtherhoods Decide to Me-
date Wage Disputes.

Washington, Nov. 2O.-Concessions
made by both the railroads and the
heads Of the four brotherhoods as a
result Of the present wage issue is
taken by officials as complete assur-
ance that Americas warfare against
Germany will go forward to the end
unhampered by the possibilities of
transportation tieups over the wage
difficulties.
The offer of the roads to place their
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-11-21

WAYS tired and no appetite. Words
cannot express my gratitude for the
good your medicine has done me, and
through me to my family. ! recon-
mend Lydia E. Pinkhsms Vegetable
Compound to oil women suffering from
female troubles, particularly to Danish
women. Mrs. META MAT
IAN, 2lS7 Kimball Ave.. Chicago, Ill.
1t 10 positively true that Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has
helped thousands Of women who have
been troubled with displacements, in
flammation, liberation. tumors, irregu-
larities, periodic pains. backache, that
bearing down feeling. indigestion. and
nervous lrostsstaon.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-11-21
THE DAILY MlssoULIAN WEDNESDAY

interests in the hands Of the president
for such decision as he may deem
necessary. and of the brotherhoods to
mediate any questions Of wages have
not been limited as to time. They will
be effective until peace Is won.
Officials believe ,.la, suo.l unquali-
fled adhesion to the principles Of set
Ting disputes through discussion elimi-
mates whatever chance there might be
for traffic strike.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-11-21

Muff and stole of velvet trimmed
with fur will be fashionable this win
ter.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-11-21

Brown shoes are coming in strong
~, because of the military trend.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-11-21
NO JUAREz RACES.

louisville, KY. Nov. oO.-There will
be no fall and winter meeting at the
JuareH race Coarse. The recently
adopted passport restrictions on travel
70 and from Mexico makes the holding
of a meeting impossible.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-11-21
British and United States
War Heads in Conference

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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-11-21
N Q Gray Hair Now

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