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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-28
SleineS NlGO6en Onr6 9lmtOmubil
Dcrlcbt.

No9 Dem ct. SoIepbs-Soipitol
uuroe Die iiebenidbrige N1arv 2om
bon Scr. 1902, Gbeiter-Rlace, bon Or.
@ernanus SSrance BON 91r. 340S,
Sit-9oltimore-StroBe, eebrddt, neil
Oieielbe bon einem 9liitonobil an Der
Gaiteru-9lucnue iiberiabren mur0e,
0eiien Soentitdt bisber ni6t feltge-
iieat peroen fonrite. @eil Iie cinen
@ruA oes Sdulterblnttes erIitt lmO
Dabrideinli6 an innerliden 8erIeb-
ungen leioet, 6etro1ten Die 9ler5te i'm
Soipitol ben 3uitono Oes &inOes ais
iebr 6e0enfIih.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-28

MAIDEN, an Dem cs an Ocn not6igen
@rfriibuneen niHt feblen miro.
Somilien Ausflug.
@cnn 0os @cttcr morgen nibt
gor 5u ihIedt it, miro ser u@ont-
brinus-Siinge 9ronfen llnterltil=
bungs @erein" einen 6anilien-
glusfIug nod 9enfert's Eorf an Cor
ieD's Game MAIDEN. 9ei oen Inter
baItlngen Oieles Gereins amiiiirt ii6
@roR un0 @lein nod @er8ensInit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-28
spiritnOTcn. eiccus Scrpciscrt.

Gle Spirituoien 2icen5 9eboroe
beriuci9erte Srn. 9IuauIt 9ogoon bon
gir. 1901, SiQen.StroBe, eine neiie
2icen3, oa cr in ieiuer @irtbidoft
angeblih lnpotriotii6e 8emerfllu-
gen geuo1t 6otte. @eribieoenen an-
oeren g8irtbidoftsbeiibern ipirO aus
OemieIbcn @rlnoc cine neue 2icen5
Oertpeigert merOen. Gie ltnteriuAun-
gen lino nod nid)t beenoet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-28
ltllmann fcItoefaIten. .

Ser 25 Sabre oIte OelterreiAer
Sulius llGmonn, Der i'm Sabre 1914
bdtte oeportirt meroen ioaen oiif
Dem @ege bon ct. 0uentin nod
Stem. Orleans ober aus einer @iien-
bobn5ug iprone uno crit bor einigen
Sogen in Baltimore oerboftet nuroc,
miro ouf @unib bon @inponoe-
runes- s-GoniniliGr Stump feitgebaG-
ten merOen, bis ser &riee 5u Gnoe
iit. Damn miro er nod 0eiterreih
gelanot werpeH,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-28
Safcnurbeitcr Oernusliidt.

Gem 35-idbrieen Sofenarbeiter
9lnorep Sbunid bon gIr. 729, Siio.
grooowoD, wurOe bei'm Gerlaoen
Oes Gampfers n@eitficIo" am @ier
glr. z in Canton oas re9te 9ein 8er-
l6mettert, neil cine cilerne @lotte
fb aus Der 9ette oes Sebefrabns
loite uno ouf i'm fiel. @r puroe
no6 Dem ct. Splepb's SoipitoI &C..
bra6t un0 oiirfte oIlem glnidein nod
0os 9ein berIieren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-28
DIS Gpiun ber6aftct,

SEEM Orleans, 27. glpril.-
Die 9unoesbebor6en lieBen geitcrn
eincn 0eiiti6en peIde rieinen SEA-
men ais 6roncisco Sdnliot ougob,
infer Der 9eiduIoigung, Gin oeut-
iber Spion 5u iein, oerboften. 0ie
i'm 8iuncr ocs @erbafteten eeflin-
oenen ASapiere idienen nod 9lniidt
Der 9cborOen oormIf bin6uOeuten
ooB Der Gerboftetc bieaeiht Elm Gou.
ricr fir oen oeutiben @eionoten bon
@dborot IN @tegifo gewelen icin
t0npte,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-28
GOnacrt in Scr ,,QNric. I"

0os Or9elter Ger 8et6lebeln-
Stoblwerfe 81 9etblebem, @o., gob
oeitcrn 9l6eno in Der n2Dric~ ein
Gon5ert gum 8eiten oes Baltimore
6onOs." 0os Srdeiter 5dblte 100
WiitgIieOer rno puroe BON Dem So-
pelnleiIter u. &c. @einoortner Dirt
eirt. 9luBer Sen Notwithstanding
mern ouf Dem &rograrm wurOen
oud einige Soli porgetrogen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-28
9ImtOmp6iI.lInfaa in get6Ie9cm.

@et6Iebcut &o. 81. 9(pril.
@ier woblbefonnte @iupo6ner bon
South 9etble6enl iptroen 6eltte Wior-
gen auf ser @iaidm @enn-2aroitraBc
bel einem g(utomobihnioa eetootet.
Gieie paren Der SrieoenSri9ter $.
&elp, Sue6 g. @ic6oOoen Sames
sc. 0egnan uno Oas frii6ere Staot-
rat9Smit9lie0 9lobert s., 9ertemeger,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-28
Nns Gn6inrt In Gihnnn.

g9 ibingtoM 81. glpril. ~
HrGiiSent Milion lu0 iein Cabinet
beiproben bcute oie Situotion Die
nob oen 9lngaben Der britiiden unO
fron6olii6en Gommiii6re OlirA oen
oeittiden llnterieebootfting entlton.
0en lit, uno oie SiilfsmoBnobmen fir
oie 9lGiirten oringenO notbig madt.
Scr @rfolg Der oeiti6en Submarine.
&rieefiibrung bat iib in Der lebtcn
8eit 10 fiiblbar geuoht ooB Die Ser
Stooten obne &erdug eingreifen lno
S6iffe fiir oen 9ctrieb ltcaen mill
fen, I'M babel 6u belfcn Die Subma.
rineeefabr 6u befGnpien uno Die Sic.
ferling bon gto9rlngsnIitteln fir bic
9[Iliirtcn 5u lihern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-28

1T Der @eimobeit 6utrdalid. 0os
ans Der bieligcn o9lmericongremerp"
bon Srn. 6reO. @ouernihuiot ber-
porgegonecue oSolocc~ @cbrdu miro
uitcr oeiien eiscpcr 2lufiidt berec.
felt. 3oiieI6e lit Iieblid6 i'm @c.
iAmad, oneenebm 5u trinfeu im0
miro bon bieiigen onerfonnt tiid6ti.
gen gler8ten ais obiohlt rein uno oie
@elun0beit in bobem @raoe foroerno
be5eidnct. glac 9llftrdge finoen
prompte qlufmerfiomfcit. @rmierci:
Sorforo-9lpe, Moniment II. Sillen-
ctr. Sel. 6. & 4S. @at &ernon 1868.
(9lpril2S) (9Iu3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-28
Ser (ShrenmanlI.

09iein init Gem perfebre nibi.
SD babe ee6ort, CT bat ibon einmal
I'M @eiduaniB eeieiieu."
o0as lit ia ridtig a6er Is 6on-
oelt iid5 i'm cine Sodc, bei ser cine
Wiillion Goaor mo nod mebr IN
6rage fam, olio nidts G6rcnridi-
ges, tpiiien Sic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-28
Wlii,ucrltdnOnib.

ng9ie bats Sbnen oem i'm E6ea.
ter gefaaen aot6i2"
nSroBartia, end' 6rau, imo Inc
9efauntidaft bob' id ood gemadtl~
uGoS ireut mid . ia, Is gibt
mr eineu Shiaer~
ngtee, Shnl5e beeBt er, en' 6raal"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-28
Seine Gumplutt6eluciIc.

better &a., 27. 9lpril. ~ Sic
SSroge fir Die @ernntlportung bin
ii6tli9 Der am 10. Slpril in @oop-
Itone an Der n@oopitone" MinitionS-
Sobrif itatteeiunoenen @tpIoIion
blei6t offen neil Die @eibmorenen in
ser Goroner-llnteriudung nn1 orei-
'itiinoiger 9eratbung ,5u Ger lleber-
6ellgung gelangten Oob i6nen feline
9elueiie rnterbreitet tpuroeu, pel9e
einen enOgiiltigen 9eiuno ii6er Die
llrincbe oes llngliidS redtfertigen.
Sn ibrer GntiAeioung erflGrte Oie
@eidporenen DOB 129 Opfer Ser Gr-
pIoiion orrb 9ranopunoen ODER
@inotbnen bon &ou1 ibren Soo
fanoen. 6erner Itellteu 0ie @ei6mo-
renen felt, DOB geniigenoe 8oriitbtS-
moBregeln gum Shub fir ole 9lrbei-
ter getroffen pnreu. Sic @elhpore-
nen famen 81 Der lteber5eugung, Dob
Die Grplolion in einem &aum itott-
fonO, pel6er Der @ri6iitterilng Ourd
OoS Stompfen Der M}oidinen nusgc-
ieBt iii, wclHer ols OoS oSlO 8~-@e-
bduOe befonnt lit.
9la5e5lr Oier5ig 8euocn murOcn
our1 oen Coroner Greipcs olfgerlt-
fen, welbe ibr 3etgniB oblegten
aus Dem aber nidt berboroing, DOB
Ser6rederbano Die @rploiion beruor-
rinf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-28
Slae Suffnnna anfacac6cn.

SriniOo0, Sol, 27. 9tpril.
Seoe Sofinung fiir Ole 9iettine ser
i'm Soiting 9ergmerf oeribiitteten
@rubenleute 1T eeidwituoen, neil oie
@erltneIiidten iniolge oes entitanoe'
men @rubenbronOes nidt erreidt
meroen f0nnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-28
0cinc 0ctrdnfc fiir soI0ntrn.

gIormi d, Conn, 27. g(pril.
0ie oylorpid 9aetoil 2iquor 0eoIerS
gIiiociution~ bat beibIoiien, feiue @e.
trGnfe in ir9enO elmer 6orm an Sol.
0oten Ger Ser. Staoten-glruee uno
6lotte mo Der StaatsmiIi8 6u Der.
foufcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-28

Gin neuer 95roieiior fir @intolo.
sic ino Socioloeie lit fir bic nSobnS
Sopfins llniperiitGt" in ser @erion
oes &rofeiiors Or. S6odue S5ioacs
aus Cincinnati ecwonnen woroen.
Ger &rofeiior miro Die Stclc eines
&iilfs @rofeiiors IN ocn eenounten
2ebrfGhern befIeiOcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-28
iSraM @a6aMs acltOrbcn.

SIM 9(lter bon SO SSobren 1T ee-
ltern 6rau Selcne 8d6auS in ibrcr
@obnune Nlr. 2316, gSelt-8olti-
more. .StroBe, aus Dem 2eben eel6ie-
oen. Ole 8eerOigung finoet W1ontag
glo6mittog oif Der n2ouoon-@arf-
Cemetery" Itott.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-28
edlue6en itcIIt lSafctpuit cin.

2 Sto # 30 I'm, Dia 2onoon, o.
glpril. Die Eoitbe6oroe bat oie
ginitellling Ger Eafetpoit-geforOe-
rung nod 9lmerifa bis uuf @eiteres
befount gcgebeu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-28
GrO6c6em in AtaIien.
@ieIc &erionen getootet. 9oScono
inO llmbria idmcr 6eimgeiuht.

rnO llm6ria idmcr 6eimgeludt.
2on0on, 81. g(priI. II Cine
0cpeiGe aus 9tom an Die u@r6ange
telegraph Gomponp4 meIOet Elm bef.
tiges GrObeben, mel6es ii6 ecIern
Alorgen in Eoscona unO llmbria crs
eignet bat. Sn Montertbi, nabe
9(re55o, Der &aliptitaot Ger @rouin5
gleideu 9lamenS, iino piele @erioncn
eet0Otet moroen. 9lub miro betr6dt.
liGer N}oterialihnOen gemelOet.
(0ie Yrooin5 llnbrio licgt oircft
norolid Scr %rooiu5 9lbru55o, weldc
an t3. Sonlor 1915 our6 eiu ibrcd-
li6es @ro6eben oerbecrt wiroe. Sci
oieler Seimiubung boben 24,203
92erioncn ibr 2eben pcrIoren ino so
Ortidoiten uno Gorfer mlroen Dem
@rOboocn glcihgema1t.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-28
Nrn6?

Nrun6dnoers9lniertieunQ 1T feIn Meneuoe.
vSSeal grudbuno" ole bette e6Spitna IS
Iidfeif uno gsiri[amfeit fft es obne eTciden:
fen binoen Der Siiftelt ODER 8einsStiemen. CJut
beiiinoen bon glcr5ten uno empfobIer bon Snus
fenoen, peIdbe ourc1 odsfelbe 9diben baften. sc
ioltet Mot mebr ais cine mnoeruerl6de 9lri
Nepordturen nuer 5abriiate. Often GaluIiaqS
bis llbr 9lbennS.
:, 3, @leFssHeHHl 525 R,-gWtaw.str,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-04-27
Sudden Death

Before an insurance company VII
take q r;sk on your LIE The exarnining
physician VII tes. your water and rspo-t
whether you are good risk When
yor kidneys get sluggeh and eos.
you suffer from bask-shes Eek-he4d-
ache, dizzy spells, o. twinges and pains
q lumbazo, rhslnatzm ard g0ut, or
sleep l. disturbed tro CT three TINES >
right-take heed, before too latei
You can readily overcome such eon-
ditions and prolang LIE BY taking the
adyice Of a famous physician, which is:
Keep the kidneys in coed ordsr, avoid
too much meat, zlt, alcohol OF tea.
Drink plenty of pure water and drive
ibe uric ecid out of II syztem BY taking
A-nurie, n tablet form You can obtain
Anuric g. crug stores the discovery G.
p-. Pierce of Inv-.ias' HotA, Buffalo.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-04-27
cHAsEs COYOTE IL cAR
Canadian Bags Prairie Wolf After
Five Miles Of Exciting Cross coyn-
Driving IN Dodge Brothers
Motor Car.

I Coyote chasing is rapidly becoming
favorite outdoor sport with a numbe.
OF Dodge Brothers owners In the
northwest country Several letters.
telling or the chase and subsequent ex
tlnction Of the prairie wolf. have been
received BY Dodge Brothers at De
troit. and the one recently received
By the Motor Sales Co. Dodge Broth
ers dealers in Lsthbridge. Alta. can
ada, gives further Indication Of this
unique diversion.
While touring with his brother and
sister-iH-law is miles east Of MS home
Z. A. Grant Of Barons. Alta. jumped
prairie wolf which was the begin
ming Of a fiye-mile chase that ended
IN the death Of the wolf
Mr. Grants letter reads in part.
my brother said to me. Why don't
you catch him
II replied. All right. ven give him
little workout
we turned the car after Mr. Wolf
and for the first two miles everything
vent beautifully with him-except that
his tongue was hanging out and he
seemed trifle warm.
The next three miles ! ran over
him four times The last time fixed
him All he needed was a knock on
the head which my brother gave him
with the engine crank
It is significant that this ear. which
vas driven five miles cross-country..
cutting. turning and twisting after
fleeing coyote. had been driven 1900
miles without single replacement or
repair.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-04-27

TfH VERY BEST TLhE % take Deer
Tsrrr fstr Medal DlscuFery ls rrt-.
q y14 r-. that yl4r t.lc1 = c-- cl order.
D1z'r Eait mill ycu have ~ c4rs as
ezsa lis e1sier and 1,etter - Drcrs7lf ~
VIII t1e 1tar 11teh-a q frlrsll1. ~
TIE luilness We1Etaess 411 q fr.ssiQn
tkAt ARE ~1za1-1i ane syu4rtre~s. ye1 DEED
las z1cdlel--e- It Elli rrs-se tf--I trz-1
i1-C 1c4.lky lcl-1E- tl1r1lz1.g cit-ils3
and rep4lr yoLr system, and tul1 ~
uaea1asI flesh. heZIsh. 4n1 strength It's
u CnlT rellatle tlcCd leUecy II Ia
rlast str oorn Szln - cczlr zra<tl1--s,
Ia the worst forlns q ScrltliE la eusry
saass caused ty q torr.1 hver cf imr1ra
tiood-it nevsr fats - oe1e1. O. c--e.
The uz1hlnery q the body needs 70
Be- vel Cllec. kept in good co1diti1n
51st az The automobile. steam er9i1a or
bicycle Most peopie neglect tlezlsel Fee-
To cle4n tle system t1Ee rie1s41i i1I1-
tfse, such s. lr. P.er-e's Pleasant Pellets.
kcr SAFE 10 cr1zsyls 4z---.5 cents vial
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-04-27
THE BAND PLAYED ON
BUT ONLY5 WERE LEFT

HY United Press
Psrs. Apsn -7.-Ai- - da.iy re-
potts of =s.lf0id fssts d heTo2su b.
nsa who tEhr haze almost completely
overshad1sed the hsra-sn of the men
wh0 battie solely wifl musical lnsiru-
msaia a. doEgedly as their comrades
ot she bayonet
Eifre Is true story = the ssth
Preach infantry hard. which, before
ths war used 10 play sumner after.
noon concerts IN Paris- TAe band. com
posed 81 fifteen musicians under Band
master Laty, never ceased 10 play
though ten men were killed Or wound
20 before the troops conquered the
town o. yauquois. Advancing with
the regiment. Laty aas beating time
for the 'Marseiliaise" when the first
bsndsman fell Immediately after.
ward another was wounded but be
iccnnraed 10 play where be FELL Bui-
lets we're flying everywhere As the
band advanced.
with the .Marselllaiser haH played
the casualties numbered four. the alto
and flute placed out of action By an
exploding she'll soon the regiment
vas in the German trench and the
band had struck up The Charge
The fifth casualty came almost imme
dIately. Laurent one of the three
icIarionets. was hit ia tAe stomach
He grasped the shoulder Of his neigh
Dor but the latter shook him off and
marched 0n without removing his In
strumens from his lips German ma
chine guns we're hammering the ad
vanelng French from a height III the
town. The noise was terrific but the
remnant Of the band forged ahead
without a break in the music Blanch-
ard. the big drummer. was the next 70
drop. The same bullet wounded an
other flute player. The troops were
( nov engaged in hand to hend fighting
with the Germans in the streets Of
Z vauauols
The baHdmasteF sigHaled his re-
naming men for the @Marseillaise.
1t came promptly though not 50 loud
and strong a. on the first occasion.
Provost, first trombone player dropped
his instrument when a shell splintered
his hand. Meunier, second trombone.
shot through the hip. crawled to the
instrument Provost had dropped and
wet On playing The band had nov
reached a place where 1t came under
heavy enfiladiug fire. Another
bandsman s shot through the heart.
When the day was won there re-
manned bu i've OF the heroic bands
men who lad escaped intact One Of
these was Bandmaster Laty who had
continued 70 beat time Eith his white
gloves throughout the enire engage
ment Every Instrument was damag
ed By bullets or shlsDnsi A saxa-
phone was torn from the hands Of its
player BY a shrapnel splinter.
The foregoing is why the general
orders few days later said that the
"46th infantry band played under the
enemy's fire to encourage the attack
tFg troops in spite OF a heavy bonn
hardment.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-04-27
The Spirit Of Scotland.

wont into Cunar (writes a cor
respondcnfl 20 make a business call
iH a small Office. aud In the course
~ conversation asked the Sc0tswcm-
an I was talking to. perfect
stranger TO me. If she had anyone
''nf the 'front.'" The arswsr Of tiis
noble and heroic woman (who was
evidently unaware that she was Civ
Ing expression 10 the spirit Of Scot
land springing up eternaly through
ihe centuries) was.
~Three sons have / given to the
wars Two have been killed. one at
Loos and one later. The third Is safe
as yer, though he IS ia France. sorely
! grIeved when I heard bnt I 90 not
grudge them. II had ten sons I
would give them all gladly for The
defense Of the country. I think shame
Of the women who hide away theIs
men folk"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-04-27
The Chickasha National Bank

Kings New Discovery has for as years
been the standard remedy for coughs
and colds in thousands OF homes. Get
bottle today and have It handy in
your medicine chest for coughs. colds
Group. grippe and all bronchial affec
tons. At your druggist. soc.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-04-27
Gorns Loosen OF
With Magic "Gets-lg'

2 Drops Do the Work, Painlessly.
II tell you. before ] heard Of
Sfts-lt used to try one thing after
anotner tor corns. 1 still had them.
used banoages and they made ny
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-04-27
soy STEALS coAL

u the juvenile court recently El-
lariee Dearden- q negro lad OF thirteen,
vas tried for stealing coal from the
Rock Island road and this being his
first offense he was discharged with
Instructions to report back every sat.
urday
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-04-27

Patienee-There, nov, I've spilled
some salt.
Patrice-Tha OF isl
ITS sure sign Of a quarrel"
TITS nothing Of the kind"
"fes, it Is, too / never saw any
one SPIN salt that a quarrel didn't FOL.
low"
That's nonsense"
'It's not nonsense"
Yes, Il IS, and you're silly"
Its you that's silly"
"You make me tired"
-And you make me sick"
''The idea r
'Yes, the idea"
"Pooh 7"
Pooh. you"
Slow curtain.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-04-27
Made a HIt Win Her.

Il suppose you women could I'M
prove on congress"
Perhaps in some things. But
there's one thing about congress that
appeals 70 me-"
"What Is thatY'
The way things are contracted for
whether there is any money in the
treasury or not."-Kansas City jour
nal.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-04-27
FILEs s4.ooo soNo

The $4,000 bond which was filed by
Lyman a. Larsen Of Norge as admins
traitor of the estate Of the late
Lars A. Larson was approved by
Judge Davenport today.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-04-27
BAD coueH7 FEvERisHa eRIPPv7

You need Dr. Kings New Discovery
to stop that cold. the soothing balsam
ingredients heal the irritated mem
branes. soothe the sore throat, the an
tiseptic qualities kill the germ and
your cold Is quickly relieved. DR..
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-04-27
DOES TROUBLE"
BOTHER YOUl

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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-04-27
WEATHER ELSEWHERE

Western Union reports re-
= ceived at a. m. today:
, North Texas. generally
! cloudy, temperature IS.
= Central Texas. generally
: cloudy. temperature 20.
, East Texas. generally cloudy.
= temperature g.
, Gulf Coast generally cloudy. .
, temperature &C.; Laredo clear.
, ds; light showers last night.
, West Texas. generally cloudy. +.
: temperature 65; Fl Clark good !
: rain last night Abilene clear. .
: Il. !
+ Argansas, geuerall cloudy. 4
= temperature so; Pine Bluff 1
: clear, IS; rain last night. !
, Louisiana clear to cloudy !
: temperature e.. 1
, Oklahoma. generally ciouI5. 1
: temperature So. 4
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-04-27

toe so big 1t was murder 10 nm on
my shoe. I used sRives and other
things that ate on more OF the toe
than they did the corn I'd cut and
dig with knives and scissors. but
now no more fo0ling for me. Two
drops Of Gets-It' did all the work.
Il makes the corn shrivel and get So
loose that you can Just pick il right
OF Wis your fneers,~
There has been nothing new dis
covered '0r ccrns since "Cets-Tt''
was born It's the new way-ths
commons else. simple. sure way.
tets-It' is sold everywhere. zSc
q bottle, or sent on receipt OF price
bv T. Lawrence 4 Co. Chicago. nj.
Sold in Chickasha and recommended
as the worlds best corn remedy BY
The Palace Pharmacy and the owl
Drug Store. Wren Drug Co.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-04-27

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