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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1917-06-29
SOAKING THE PEOPLE.

If the plain people are willing to
give their lives, the rich must give
their cash, whether they are willing
or not, says the Galesburg, ILL.,, Mail.
Congress has got to understand that.
Stiff inheritance taxes, good
strong taxes ON big incomes and a
proper percentage of all war profits
that is asking less than enough.
Compared to the tax that the poor
must pay, even under the lightest
levy, the rich will be let down easy.
Congress knows this. Yet congress
goes blindly ahead, winking at great
wealth and digging into the wages
OF the poor for all in sight.
This is not the way to fight great
war. All the people must pay their
share. The poor are doomed to pay
theirs. The rich must pay theirs also
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1917-06-29
LYNN HosPITAL MOVIES.

The little daughter of Ben Hymas
of Liberty, was brought to the hospi-
tai last Saturday with bad fracture
of the bone OF her left arm at the
elbow.
Mrs. VIM. spiers had her tonsils
and adenoids removed last Monday.
The two little daughters OF Geo.
Hoff OF Georgetown, had their ton
sils and adenoids removed yesterday.
Mrs. HI. Collipriest IL under treat
ment for a bad ulcer on her eye.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1917-06-29
ROOD saving wEEK.

Complying with the appeal Of Ma
tional Food Director Hoover, adj
dressed to the ministers OF the coun-
try, the First Presidency OF the
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter
Day Saints enjoin upon all bishops
and others having charge of religious
services of the church to observe
next Sunday as Food Saving Day.
From every pulpit In the land 1t 10
desired that there go forth on that
day a solemn cali upon the millions
of people in the United States to
take seriously to heart the needs of
the hour In economizing and con-
serving the nations food supply, lest
a day Of greater scarcity IL not OF
actual want shall come. The aim
to warn the nation of the gravity
ina case, to educate the people on
sd conservation, and to bring
.lbout concerted action, SO that the
movement shall be az broad as the
republic itself, and shall make itself
evident in every household. With
the Sunday exercises in the churches
and religious gatherings taking this
aim as their text, the entire week
following is to be devoted to the
prosecution OF the same campaign.
Furthermore, it is the hope that af-
ter the observance of Food Saving
Sunday and Food Conserving Week,
every household in America will have
become SO aroused and impressed
that food conservation Of the most
Thorough character will be the ma
tionaI rule of conduct thereafter for
the whole duration OF the war
Deseret News.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1917-06-29
p1sTRIcr oouRr po1Nas.

Judge Terrell held court In Paris
two days this week. A number OF
cases were continued and defaults
were entered in others.
In the case of J. o. Miller vs.. the
Oregon Short Line, the court in
strueted the jury to return averdict
in favor of the defendant. which was
done without going to the Jury
room.
In the case OF Martha Olson vs..
the Beneficial Life Insurance Co.,
an action to recover on an insurance
policy held in the company by the
late John Olson, the jury returned
verdict in favor of the plaintiff for
the full amount of the. policy, $2,-
900. Payment Of the policy was hot
ly contested by the company. which
was represented by Attorney Richard
w. Young of Salt Lake. The plain.
tiff was represented by Jesse Bulge
of PocateIlo and D. C. Kunz of this
city. It required but few minutes
for the jury to agree upon verdict
in favor of the plaintiff.
w. 3. Pegat, who was charged
with burglary, entered q plea Of
guilty and was sentenced to serve
from one to five years In the peni-
Tertiary. When arraigned in court
Pegat stated that his true name was
w. e. Baer.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1917-06-29
500 no BE EXPENDED
ON STAR VALLEY ROAD


The county commissioners and a
number OF the business men Of
Montpelier met at the city hall last
night for the purpose OF discussing
the road situation in the county In
general and the Star valley road in
particular. Mayor Sheldon presided
and in stating the object of the meet
ing he said the citizens OF Montpelier
felt that the time had come for do
ing some good work on the Star
valley road, and in view Of the fact
that but little money had been ex-
pended by the county on that road
during the past four years he be-
lieved the commissioners should ap-
propriate not less than $4,000 for
that road this year.
Commissioner Howell stated that
they had already appropriated $4,-
900, but thought they would not be
able to increase the appropriation to
the amount asked for by MIR. sned-
don. A general discussion followed
in which Bishop Hoff, A. b. Cough,
John O'Connor, Roy George, 7. @,
Merrill, F. L. Crnikshank, Jeff Davis
and others took part. Each one Inn
pressed upon the commissioners the
fact that the Third road district, in
which Montpelier is located, had not
received fair share Of the road
money for several years. They also
emphasized the Importance to the
county in building good road to
Star valley. While 1t was realized
that $4,000 would not be sufficient
to put the road in the condition It
should be, each speaker insisted up
on the appropriation of that amount
this year.
After further spirited discussion,
Commissioner Evans stated that he
would vote for $4,000 appropria-
ton for the Star valley road Com
missioners Howell and Peterson, az
ter short consultation, announced
that they would do likewise. This
decision OF the board was met with
hearty applause from all present.
It was the general opinion Of
those who are familiar with condi
tions on the road that If the money
Is spent judiciously. the $1,000 viii
be sufficient to put that highway In
fairly good condition. At least, the
worst places In the road can be re-
built and made passable during mud
dy seasons.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1917-06-29
SUMMONS

In the District Court OF the fifth
Judicial District of the State of ID
aho In and for Bear Lake County.
Louise Stuck, Plaintiff, vs.. John
Stuck. Defendant.
THE STATE OF IDAHO SENDS
GREETINGS TO John Stucki. the
above named defendant.
You are hereby notified that a
complaint has been filed against Won
IN the District Court of the Fifth
judicial District Of the State Of Id
aho in and for the County of Bear
Lake by the above named plaintiff.
and you are hereby directed TO mp-
pear and answer said complaint With
IN twenty days OF the service of thta
summons IL served within said Judi
ciai District, and within forty daya
II served elsewhere: and you are
Iurtner notified that unless you 10
appear and answer said complaint
within the time herein specified, the
Plaintiff viii take judgment against
yon as prayed in said complaint.
This action Is brought Tor the
purpose Of having the bonds OF mat
rimony between plaintiff ana de-
fendant dissolved.
Witness my hand the seal OF zaia
District Court. this 9th day OF June,
(seaD H. H. BRooMHEAD.I
p. G. Kunz. Attorney for Plaintiff.
T. o. Address and Residence, Mont
sssss' aa@ao- east
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c, W. Hess and family and Mr.

G, W. Hess and family and Mr..
and Mrs. F. r.. Bacon motored to
Logan last Sunday. From there the
Hess family went to Riverton, Utah,
to visit with Mrs. HIS sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hess visited the
past week with Harrison Hess and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs, George Hess are
spending few days this week with
relatives In Bloomington.
About thirty motored to Paris last
Sunday to attend conference.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1917-06-29

publieans. hardly a party, but 3 ma
1ority OF the voters or the state.
OF these four groups. the men &C.
lscted to teach patriotism In Idaho
up to. this time are from one group
only. the Alexander machine. None
Of Hawley's and not cog from the
Uugent machine, and not g single
atom from the Republican nsbulus
mass.
The Statesman believes that when
we acquire a real school of patriot
ism that 1t win have a non-partisan,
nonclique facnlty.-Boise Statesman,
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1917-06-29
QRORGEToWN NOTEs.

Georgetown. June 2s.-A dance
was given by the Relief society last
Monday night. the proceeds of which
were donated to the Red Cross fund,
Refreshments were served and the
dance was quite a financial success.
Mrs. Dave Barkdull returned last
Monday from Lava Hot Springs.
where she spent several weeks in the
hope Of obtaining relief from rheu-
matism.
AIRS. John A. Ferguson OF Soda
Springs. spent the past week with
friends here and IN Nounan.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1917-06-29

Mr.. and Mrs. W. Blaine left this
morning in their car for two
months trip through California. They
were accompanied by the Misses
Louise and Lucille Krogue.
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FREE. FREE.

Call and see the 5000 National
Harmonola that Is to be given away.
1t is beautiful mahogany finish,
stands feet inches high and
22h inches square; plays all rec
ords.
F. c. HANSEN co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-14

going t. "a. |, seems ;hat N"Iir didn't
have any money. And. | might II"nti"ii,
too. thai that afternoon Noltc met Csc
Statl"r and asked hun !" diSSnah" fi'"
from going |" cornell.
'''rh"v at" supper together al Mar
shall CHOPPERS on Hanover street. Mar
TINS Ferry. They came hi,rh OYER IN"
Terminal bridge ami stood for u con-
siderable tim" at The iron i"n'r aust
above, ih. stree; car station at. North
Wheeling during III" Hurry that occurred
v.hil" Prohibition officer l:"rt Phillips
WAS making Il RAID IN TIA" Rri"k Row.
Then Ih,l- cam" down street. ana arC"t"'
my ia Notes own statements. W"r" dis
GUESSING plans for party :" ""i"hr;hr
tin. Wheeling High school football!
IIctor:,
''E.hInI them rs They came down
Main street there walked r"rrl'. a
YOUNG man and Young woman from -
ncighhuriuE town. who had come To al
;rnd a show al 4 local theatre. They
we're carly for the show ana We're taking
Il walk. and happened 20 ne just hhind
Ritz and Nolt". Tia" uEid"nC" Will dis
close that no person was present In
front OF the Virginia apartments 1T th"
time OF the shooting rNr"TI RITZ and
Enlic hnt there wrr" i-upl" behind
ih.il across III" street and in front Of
lrriu The ncupl" behind them hoard Il
glInShOt and saw n form fall as three
more shots rang out in rapid succession.
Two people heard roirc say:
"'Jack, Don't kill m-.-
Ritz was found shot twice. One"
through tho back and another ball en-
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dreary lonesome spot. Recall. please.
that december "nd was Il Saturday and
,hc hour fixed b.: Mr.. Mckee was about
= o'clock in the evening. | would re-
mind you that within ono square Is the
corner where almost every street car in
thn city cuuv"rgcS and where hundreds
Of people pass In an hour on their way
IL and from the Saturday night market.
Then / ask you. with Il full appreciation
nt your oath 10 realize that while Inc
state and it's case is TO IL" considered.
the defendant and his evidence * Ia be-
weighed and you shall give him Iuft as
much and no more consideration than
YOU give 10 any other witness who APP
pears on that stand and gives testimony
inIelliEenlIy.
Caustic Comment.
Mr.. Mckee tells you that no Ole was
there when this defendant and lie"
l,it2 were shot. Let the witnesses tell
you who was there"
Mr.. O'Bricn also IN Il rather cnuStic
statement referred To the visit OF the
prosecuting attorney and officials 10
tho hospital to Notes room. the Gagged
rnuin." he termed il, as IN absolute dis
regard Of tn" seriousness OF Notes
condition when physicians did not be
Iirve that Nnlte could live.
Mr. Mckee replied In equally as
strong terms and summoned DR.. John
Gilmore and pr. Gregory Alderman.
Notes physicians TO testify regard ing
statements in which the prosecutor de-
clarcs they told him that Nolte was able
rake Il statement if he wanted to and
the head Of First street Is another. dark.
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/, red th. right side over the heart, tear
! ing "ui Il side Of the heart.
TIL" c.!i'ur" will show you thai
| RITZ was smoking as liz cam" down IN"
street ana officers arriving AZ TIA" scene
found his cigar still between the fingers
Of his right hand.
"'rhiS is the states ra-- "" Will
ErCv" that H. was wi!lrul, rrclncditalct
and malicious lnurd"r.-~-tlIa, il was \
; carefully ihuIrht "Ut ati"mp! "f Motto
; ~ kill l:it1. then destroy himself,
"Nnit". "" understand. viii say shat
hn was shot first and that H." l;itz fired
olir shat iu!n his own body h;Il We viii
show You that that IL Impossible"
Defense is Outlined.
tn" defendant. john Nult", says he ~
! mn, gritty" Attorney Frank u'Rri"u
said IN outlining The defense. Tho
state has told YOU It Will introduce Ger
murder ~ ihr first degree. but | ann
due" evidence that viii b" 80 conclusive
Iaury IN returning Il verdict ut not
guilty.
~ in til. first defense. the state
must prove that NUlte is guilty: second.
Eoltr will attempt TO prove to your sat
- fact ion that he is innocent.
"trfrrriug YOU further to that period
when lee Ritz and this defendant came
from Martins. Ferry to Ninth street. let
ne remind that in coming from Martins
Ferry tn a point just north of the city
is Il high. seldom travelled and 1T night
Il very. dark bridge. You come down
from that bridge by steps, and there IL
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:. tina, his CONDITION would not be endan-

tina; his condition would not be endan-
g"red.
Testimony IL Submitted.
To removing .ihc clothing from Lee
Ritz's body tt the Mcndcl morguc and
identified tht{ clothing shown him by
II" prosccutl g attorney rs that or
Ritz.
told OF being al the Wheeling Traction.
office al TcEh street when he and or,
Iic"r DUcpkc were called I" Ninth and
Main s,rc";arto investigate Il shooting.
He told Of GnditS two men lying on.
III" sidewalk and identified Nolte as
on" az th6LG m:r. Officer Duepke
rushed Noltn to the Wheeling hospital.
one BODY. wajCh he since learned was
That .of Leg 3ttz. apparently was dead.
Ii" said. IL, was rushed 10 the Mendel
;nurguc. hG testified.
d. Plants Testimony.
nr L. t.. Plant. former county ply
stefan, testified that OH December 3 he
performed 50 autopsy upon the body or
Lee ilitz. ard described bullet wounds
which he ayd other physicians found
"ntrrting trEnl the back and left side
over III" hcfrt He Identified The ball
which crt";",i the back and ~as taken
from III" frGDt of Tie body. The wound
in the back, he said. correspondent to Il
hole in m c-vcrcoat taken from Rites
body. and identified tn. overcoat intro
,luced in er:tence pointing out powder
burns about ;rhe bullet hole in the coat.
CORRESPONDENCE holes in the coat. shirt
(Coutjxued on EaGe EiHhtl
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BOW LING
Masonic Duck Pin League.

Tn,alS -... ::SA %4N TT" Jul,
.. Standards and Princess postponed
until Thursday.
Tonight: Quakers vs. Three Sans;
Big H;tvau.t< -. La H"ll"S.
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blue The gold is capta!rfd hy charles
MederS. while the blu" - IN charS" -
I 'arl IIa$Ser.:
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Motorcyc|ists' Reunion
May Be Held In June

riauS for mutnrcyEl!StS' rrGu!"n 10
be held here Junr ~ AID J.. We're nlS-
,uSsrd a, a meeting q; the Wheeling
Motorcycles club last. night. Il IS ar
ranged 70 sutertain between 10" ana ouo
riders from the trI-S;ate district during
their stay in ,hc city Various forms OF
entertainment will be arranged. At an
other meeting to b. held shortly ''om-
mittees 70 work on plans for the attait
will be- appointed
Five new members secured ~ the
mem bership campaign just recently
started by ths Wheeling Not"rcESie III"
were. accepted The campaign which Is
progressing rapidly is conducted by. TWO
teams. They are called the gold ard
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WHEELING HIGH TO
PLAY MARTINS FERRY

Nrarurem"h;s have been rumpi"t"d
10y III. management Of u" Martins
Ferry and Wheeling High schools FOR
, haSil"thall game 10 be played her"
FRIDAY evening This il IN" second
meeting 81 The tWo schools This y"ar.
L previous. game being won by the
Wh.rtiur :;N". ~
Martins Ferry has shown rohS!h"F
.it, irnurnvnur,.nf during tt" recent
weeks since ih, las, Gnn." with " heel
tuy and a trlt-r GHuc Is expected. y
gam. may IL. arranged a"t"""n 'He
girls teams ~ til, ;Wu schools ~ II
mr. I'm i,i:.
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- -
OFT OF THE GAME.

CHICAGO. March 13.-Alfred Won
kolnitz. utility infielder with the Chit
cago Americans, has notified Manager
R0wlands that he has retired from
the game. according to q despatch from
the Mineral Wells. Texas training camp
tonight. Won knni;z is engaged in
business in Raleigh. y. e. II" WAS pur-
chased from the Cincinnati Nationals.
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v. ]. j. SECOND
IN BIC SHOOT.

WASHINGTON. March Standing
~ the leading clubs in each OF the four
rifle shooting leagues connecting under
tn. auspices Of III" National Rifl" As
SuCi;,tion Of America. WAS anu"unc"h
today showing tn" aggregate" score ii
;h,. end Of h. sixth weeks matches as
follows;
Civilian Clubs.
Peters Rifle md Revolver club, 5.""'.
Park club. $40
tIUionjpiac Riff" club. $50.
College Clubs.
Michigan Ngri:lIturn!. college. 5.;Gi.
West Virginia University. 5.J?N.
Nrric Dame. Ind. university. o.IoS.
High Schools.
Iowa high school. 5.63%.
Mckinley Manual Training school
$50.
Burlington. Iowa. high school. 5.loS
Military Schools.
New York Military Academy. ".hE'.
Tennessee Military Institute. ".1&6.
81. johns Military Academy. 5,SSG.
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SIXTEEN TEAMS ENTERED.

CHICAGO. March l2.-Sixtcen teams
are entered in the National y. y. l.
which will start here Tomorrow. The
University OF Utah five. holder OF the
national little. Will not compete, inc
opening Of the tournaments Schedui"d
for Thursday, Was advanced one day be-
cause Of the large entry ilSt. lhai
games Will lac PLAYED Saturday night.
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About five o'clock that evening EilZ
came back TO The corner drug Slor" at
bridgeport. While he was standing
there waiting for car Noltc whistlcd
10 him and asked him where he was
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UNNATURAL AFFECTION
Continued from First Page.1

when Nolte Told him he wanted il 10.
kill cat.
The Selection Of Jury
panel WAS completed LAT" Yesterday
forenoon with the examination OF III"
14-th iairSman and the iurt waS
struck before the noon recess. The
u,ry.is composed OF 7. ii. Hornbrook.
foreman for Trimblc Il Lulz; Walter
Hall. retired; W. ]. Beckett, water
department rmpluyc; NJ. a. Madden.
station superintendent for the Natural
Gas Company OF West Virginia; thas.
All. dye works proprietor: Wood
Dlayney, stopper a. Wheeling Mold n
Foundry; Fred G.. Strochman, baker:
Eugene Coleman. grocer: ChaS. II.
Wincher. painter: Walker |. t:risSrll.
retired: \. Singleton PAUL. insurance
man. and George L. Careubaurr, town
recorder OF Edgwood.
Jury Taken to Scene.
Immediately after th'' noon adjourn
Tcnt yesterday the jury was taken 10
Main and Ninth streets :" view the
seen" "t tn. killing Judge Robinson
directed tho attention 81 TN" jur! 20
the Virginia apartments on the SuiIth-
east corner "t :hnt intersection: III"
door lending ont" Min street from n"
bascmcu; OF I'll" north wing ard I'll"
second seam in IN" concrete walk $uuth
of this door. Attention of IN" Jurors
Was also directed 10 the WcIiy RESI-
irnct at III" northwest corner Of Ninth
and Main: the Wheat apartments just
south uf Il position directly opposite the
rlac" wh"r" The body OF Lee I;lt" was
found lying with Jack Nolrc pr"strat"d
at his feet; the CnniM building first,
south Of tn" Wheat apartments and Il
general view Of the surroundings.
Judge Robinson. Deputy Clerk Harry
r. Clousc. Prosecuting Attorney i. y.
Mckee. Attorneys Frank DHrI"n SauI
Boyr" and Leo Coleman We're II the
scene. Deputy Sh"rlfts Vhil l|achmau
and Ed kilvcr had lie jury in chars".
Nolte was taken along ~ rharSs 81
Deputies Nlf Clayton and Fred Frazier.
The States Case.
hT nc mIS'@rH Of tn tn" T@: Tn5y N"
Mckee said in Outlining h" case :"
the jury. will lead y"u back {" Drc"m-
her when Lee RITZ. her" "f thr Wheel
ing High school football i"aim WAS
murdered in front ut tho Virginia ffats.
which YOU have just seen.
The evidence will HlSClnS" thai -"
Ritz. who would havi. completed his
high school IcHrS" this spring. hlti ~
ranged ~ enter cornell university he>i
fall. and that 1t" expected Ia JON th.'
Cornell football squad and continue his
activities IN athletics.
we will show goa thIt his defend
ant. John Noll" was @rr"S"d t" hii*
taking this step; wc viii show you that
he had discussed i several times with
number of persons. aud !hat N"lir
nan go" a., ,'''''rdr:, i,,'I =, ,
n.;"'% a. ,. , ~ rn ,;,,,, In
~. En ."E!Hi o;d ' 80, "''-
I.-c Ritz shortly before his homici'i,
"Ctuai'"' ,,.,,''' r,,, nv ~
tm""SuIt,, ~ oT',r j., ',.irarr.' I.,,;,,n
W. w. ~ -. ~, %rI, i,i,,'S.,Ir MIMI.
,,.,II .hoy, m, Iiun;,,,iioI ,II.."Ii,u 49, ih,s
VII Sm'" gu ,ilt , '''
"''''''"''' pa+,ra +,,o rr,a.dr
.r. 10y l",,,'s 800 ,r..,,,.r
. W. Mp, , -, n.;i-, -
,r,,rn I,n h;r,i,;,, E,,, ,y,',,;
t w. "", ga III. ,nnih,., ,i,.,, ,r. ,.,,t
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WITH LITTLE ROCK.

LITTLE ROCK. Ark. March l2.-B"n
Tincup. Indian pitcher. who. with Out
feeder WeiSer. was secured from tae
Philadelphia Nationals. TOT ou'ileloer
Ernie Walker, signed a Little Rock con-
,rac, to-day WeiSer has declined L"
report because OF fear OF the SOUTH
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DAVE SAYS

There may OF may MUtbC
super-mcn, but there Ger
tainlv are
SUPER HATS
We have them = the best
possible value for $500.
Other points of superlorl-
tv in these Spring Hats are
quality and style, Our stock
Includes the very latest
shapes IN the Very latest col
ors:, Slate. Naples Green
Gray. Dark Blue and Brown
And the price for all is
$500.
Weather for today: Cloudy
f<@L
"&E@
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grants transformed
Into Skunks" +.

The contemplate plan of malicious
SANDER to inure the sale of CAMEL clga-
rettes has been exposed. Such an insult to
the intelligence of Mr.. Jobber, MIR. Dealer
and Mr. Smoker has been rightfully resented
That great force of justice and fairness that
the average man always upholds still
prevails.
Some say those responsible for this malicious SANDER
once forced their way by biting and caWng the trace
Since having their teeth and claws pued out and real
ling their inability to longer continue biting and
selves from tyrants into sunks and fighting by
ing their fetd odor destroy great brand which has
won the confidence of the public
Now that the object of these loW-down tactics pt
living to njure the sale of CAMEL cigarettes is known
to the trade and consumer it is acting like boomerang
and the hides of these skunks they called by some
are being pierced by their own malicious sandeI
We know from facts possession whose
employees are circulating the damaging tasehoods
about CAMEL cigarettes.