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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-02
AUTOMOBILES
TRUCKS


THE truck owners who get uninter-
rupted service from their trucks are
the men who employ drivers who
know how to handle and take proper
care of trucks" says w. A. Scott OF
the Kisselkar. ~ hese are the class
Of drivers who enable their employers
to maintain shipping schedules in the
face of obstacles that interrupt the
schedules of other owners and they do
it with less loss and less wear on
their trucks.
I'VE received a letter the other day
from one of our customers in which
.he states that III addition to the pro-
lection which the ali-year cab gives
his drivers and the increased eff
cheney which the drivers received
from such protection, he has found
that such protection attracts the bet
ter class of operators. In these days
when Uncle Sam is counting on every
business concern. particularly manu-
facturers and producers of worldly
goods. to employ those methods and
appliances that will save time, con-
serve energy and increase Their serv-
ice, truck owners should do everything
in their power to maintain an unin-
terrupted haulage and delivery sched-
ule."
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-02
Rubber Frcln,tage Increased

Some idea OF what rubDcr manu-
facturers are contending with In tho
mater Of transporting crude rubber
from the eastern plantations to their
factories. may be seen I'm tho presen
freight rates applying to this commod-
ity. Before the. war the rate on crude
rubber from the ports Of Singapore
and Penang to Pacific ports, was t2i
ten. This rate has since been In /.
creased to 500 a ton About 20 per
cent Of tho rubber from the Straits
Settlements, comes to America, and
half OF this Ia used in the big factories
at Akron, Ohio, the Goodyear Tire 81
Nlbber Co. alone using 10 per cent
Of the worlds production,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-02
AUTO NEWS AND COr1rTENT

Close study of what may be termed
! the economics of automobile opera
| ton shows many reasons why a speed
| Of twenty miles an hour Is advantage
Gus. 1t is to all intents and purposes
a perfectly safe-driving speed on
ordinary roads and for touring or dis
tance driving about the minimum the
average motorist will care to employ.
! II exceeded only occasionally on
smooth roads. the life OF the car would
! be enhanced remarkably, and tire
troubles would reduce to an aston
iShinEly low minimum. Furthermore,
while fuel economy does not appeal to
! the average motorist, there is a
marked advantage to be gained by
! following the most economical speed
of the car as a matter of driving habit
| In most cars this should be at about
the speed in question, with an Increase
in consumption per mile of about 16
per cent for either an increase or de-
crease in speed of eight or nine miles
an hour.
India made its first experiment last
| February with motor instead of horse
vans to carry the mail to suboffices
/ So successful was the experiment the
entire horse service is to be abolished.
The substitution resulted in con-
siderable saving The cars also re-
duced the time of transit between the
several offices.
The second annual convention Of
the Happy Farmer tractor distribu
tors ended at La Crosse last week AS
| a result, the La Crosse Tractor COM
pany announces the placing OF orders
J and actual shipping specifications for
a total volume of s2,262,975 worth of
the Happy Farmer tractors. With the
installation of $4,000 worth of new
machinery, already purchased and
which is beginning to arrive. ,the two
factories will be crowded to full ca
pacity thruout the entire year. The
price Of the model B tractor will be
increased to 1915. while that Of model
A remains unchanged at $6S5. A 10
per cent wage bonus was distributed
to the employees working thru to No
vember /. There are between three
hundred and four hWndred en-
A. r. Kroh has Joined the Selden
ranks as western dlvistSN sales man
ager Of the Selden Truck Sales COM
pany, Rochester, n. Y, with head
quarters at Chicago. In addition to
becoming the guiding spirit OF the
Selden- Chicago Truck Sales company,
Mr.. Kroh will hove supervision Of
Selden dealers T. linois. Wisconsin,
Minnesota and and South Da-
kota. The Seld company will
establish headquarters at Chicago.
where D. Lloyd Smith. in charge OF
the motor truck research department,
will also be located. Mr.. Smith for
the past two years has been the sales
engineer. Lut by reason Of the estab-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-02
Testing Army Trucks.

Last week, the first two Heavy Dnty
War Truck. designed and constructed
under the direction of General Chaun.
cey r. Baker OF the Quartermaster
Corps In collaboration with the So
ciety Of Automotlve Engineers, COM
menscd to operate steady grinding
road tests In continuous runs OF IS
hours per day. with two shifts of
drivers. These tests will continue for
at least one month under the direction
Of r. Thomson Of the Massachusetts,
Institute Of technology
Tests made recently prove. without
doubt. that the new trucks have great
er power and capabilities than any
trucks that have ever been built for
war OF commercial purpossA
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fishing Of the western department, his
duties Will be added to, and in addi-
ton to his present work he will also
become the head of the research de-
partment, which will come under the
direct supervision of sales director,
II. Il. Boulden.
A. +. Knoblock has become works
manager of the Cleveland Tractor
company, Cleveland, maker of the
crawler or tracklaying tractor de-
veloped by Rollin II. White. Mr.
Knoblock is a pioneer in the automo-
bile field, having been one of the
founders of the Northway Motors
company some-l6 years ago. Later he
became identified with the Cole Motor
company AS vice president and gem
eral manager.
e. c. Morse is representative of the
WHY'S Overland factory in Washing
ton, cooperating with C. w. Nc
Kinley, engineer of the WHY'S Over
land Inc. Morse was formerly vice
president and general manager Of the
Chalmers Motor company.
A lack of adequate working has
forced the Thomas Auto Truck com
pany of New York into bankruptcy.
The failure Of this concern has car
ried with it the insolvency of the
Consolidated Motor corporation, an
associated concern. The latter con-
cern occupied virtually the same Of
fices as the Thomas company. The
taking over by the receiver for the
Thomas company OF all assets belong
ing to this subsidiary brought 1t into
bankruptcy. The liabilities Of the
Thomas stated N hp
about s2l,076 and its assets s12,S7S.
The liabilitie> of the Consolidated
Motors corporation are given as
$95, 900.
orders for s2,262,975 worth Of
Happy Farmer tractors were placed
ut the second annual convention held
by the Lacrosse Tractor company. re-
Gently. Distributors covering nost Of
the states from Washington TO New
England and as far south as Texas
and Alabama were present. A fea-
ture OF the convention was a luncheon
attended by the entire factory force,
at which the 10 per cent wage bonus
to all men who had worked thru to
November l, announced last July, was
reported paid.
From January 1 to October IS this
year, 1.725 motor cars were stolen In
st. LOUIS, Mo. The police reports show
that each month an average OF $1,000
worth Of accessoriesfare stolen from
cars. The police records are not COM
plete on recovered cars because many
persons fail to report recovery, but
II Is estimated that 1870 OF those stolen
this year were not recovered. In 1915
CONTINUED ON PAGE EIGHT
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Il. c. Morse is representative of the
WHY'S Overland factory in Washing
ton, cooperating with c. w. Nc
! Kinley, engineer of the WHY'S Over
! land Inc. Morse was formerly vice
president and general manager of the
Chalmers Motor company.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-02

fishing of the western department his
duties Will be added to, and in addi-
ton to his present work he will also
become the head of the research de-
partment, which will come under the
direct supervision of sales director,
II. II. Boulden.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-23
birth Of a Nation" Saws
Goodbye TO City To-day

No one who has -.-rn TIE E.,..t E:
a Nation tnat SI"ci;c;.la: rT:.,:r:,, .nn
with music which VIII play It's .:.t"w. ..
performances at the Cuurt t"dn,. v.!i;
say aught but that D. W. G-iN!;u hA~
shown himself :" b" IN. nlaS;'r stage
director Of the world. The Rtrth of &,
Nation" is not a ph"toaiay in ih. ac.
cepted sense OF that word. x IS Il mas
ter creation an epic Stnr.' presented
with the realism ~ ,ctuaiitr hv t;,ic:!s-
cd players who SEEM to be iivin.: a-ail
in the times that tried mems souls
There Is no one who - no; moved a:;,i
thrilled by the clash OF great Armies rn
the field OF battle. ana that appeal IS 70
all sorts ami conditions Of ;uen. women
and children. az i svini""vrd hy eyer?
audience that gathers 30 ,cnJoy tins
eighth wonder Of the world
While the fin" artistic "xcci:;;o:, j.
truly epoch making. profanity ia" basic
reason for its pheuo,n"n,:,! success -
to be found In the th"II". It is Il biz
historical romance. treating us tho
most momcntous period in t!n history ns
the United States. a period which is
anot only highly important in the storv
of this country. but OF" which Is still
remembered b. living men.
There will 10 Nv" performances to-
day at els ard Sis p. r..
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NEW INTERPRETATIONS

GiiAEl.EST0N. ". Va. May e.
Certificates 81 Incorporation have bccn
!eS,;.u hr II" secretary o: state IN ne
:uIiuwir. nrw concerns which Viii up,
rate under thu. laws Of West Virginia:
Slintu. Mining company. OF Hunting
ton. t. opcrat.. ia Sriuto county. One:
authorized capital $j000n: incnrpora-
;ouS. Jefferson Cumpbcil. G. ". Bailey.
Norris Bail y. John Is. Conlon and l'hIt
g. Jacks. al T.: Huntington.
t'rG"ral- & prnellsrilin Coal Coke
.-,,,nrnav. o: c"nnnilSviiic. Pa TO oper-
~. ~ Mouuu2;IiIn county: authorized
capital $4,000. incnrpprators. I. b.
Ir"nueilv. II. (. lays. IL. N. kephart.
John T. G<,:,hart and D. Horton. all OF
r"unctisvii!e
f. NJ a. I'oai company. q Natcwan;
- "i,cral" IN Minsc county hs well as
tn Lctch"r county. Ky: authorized cap
.Itti. $1p.n"": incorporates. +. Z. Coun-
truman and J. i. Palmer OF Ashland.
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CUT THIS QUILT is WORTH
M0NEN

DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out hi,
slip. enclose with 5c and mai! TO Fol, :.
d Co, 1885 Sheffield. ave. Chicago
H., writing your name aud address.
clearly. You will receive in return :!
trial package containing Folcy's Hone
and Tar Compound. for coughs. coiri
and Group: Foley Kidney Pills. for pam
in sides and back, rhrumafislm. back.
and Foley's Catharlic Tablets. Il whole.
some and thoroughly cleansing caiha =.
tic. for constipation, biliousncSs. head.
iaChe and sluggish bowels. For sale By
Coleman & Co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-23
CHICAGO ATTORNEY ENDORSES
BEWARE OF STRANGERS

Maclay IIoync. the noted reform
states attorney "f chicago. and VIII
liam PinkcrtOu. the famous detective
"nuorsn tie new ScliG supcrfcaturc.
Beware 81 Strangers" which comes to
the. Court the entire week ST May IS.
There is Il gripping love story and an
expose Of swindling methods employed
b. underworld Grnlzens that will faS-
cinate you and keep you in an eNcitablc
frame of mind from tho time the pic
llIrr stars uniil II fades away Ut the
finish II recently closed most 70
Inarkahlc "uguGcm"nt at the La Sale
theatre Chicago. whcr. il played 10
record breaking business. The star cast
i headed 10y Thomas Santschi. Bessie
i:ytun and t'ritzi Brunette. There will
t.. ;Ho performances daily. commencing
al .l5 and Sis.
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ALL MALE STUDENTS WILL BE
REQUIRED TO TAKE PART,
WITH CREDIT.
Government Will Furnish instructor
faculty Announced Plan
Yesterday

BETHANY. W. Va, May 30. - The
faculty OF Bethany college has decided
to make military training 4 part of
the regular college curriculum. All
male students, beginning with the
opening Of school in the fall, will be
required TO take this training and will
be given credit for the work done
toward graduation. The government
will pay an instructor in this work
1t is not definitely known who the in
structor will be but he will probably
be some member of the faculty who
is qualified to give the instruction.
This action was taken by the faculty
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REFLECT
PRESENT OFFICERS

EAST LIVERPOOL, O.. May 2@@.--
Returns today from *ft!-siH of the
sixty six unions identified with the
National brotherhood Of Operative
Potters indicate the reelection OF
President Edward Mcngc and Srcrr.
.tary-Trcasurer John r. Wood, both OF
this city. and other present officers
lin the referendum election being held
this month. The vote will be can
,vasscd on May 50. Delegates from
most OF til" unions have been elected
TO attend the pottrrS' annual convcn'
ton which opens in Atlantic City, y,
j. July 6
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BETHANY COLLEGE WILL HAVE
MILITARY TRAINING NEXT YEAR

upon the recommendation OF the meet
ing of college and university presi-
dents of the United States held at
Washington a short time ago. The
committee of public safety recon-
mended this action to the schools of
this country and all of the schools
will probably begin this work as soon
as the necessary arrangements can be
made with the government to obtain
a qualified official.
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ORDERED TO LEAVE
FOR CAMP AT ONCE

,lAEi.ESTON. w. Va. May "".--pr-
IrrS have l."cn received by Colonel .. T..
Nrrisnu, in Command OF Ia" second West
Virginia pnfautTN. directing hat the
81 enlisted m"n. mos, Of them nnn-coiu-
nisSiuncd officers. from his regiment.
who have been selected To gn In the Of
ir, RS Trimming camp at 1T. Rrnjamrn
Harrison. Ind. u leave II one" for that
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OFFICERS
INSPECT CAMP SITE

CHAIR. t.STpN. W. Va. May 22.-Tn-
c"ih.r with Acknowledgement John Il.
l:rrd ami representatives. Of the Char
i,.>Iun chamber uf r"mncrr". Il huald
Of United States army officers today M
-,".,'r the site ut kanawha tity.Whl.h
{ harI"&iuu offers rs yuliahl" on which
l.. establish Il camp ter Il division 81
,"iHIrrS. In" h"hrI! IL composed 81 Coz
,i,,I carl R"lrhmnu. Major William
y a,Iar.. Major ". l.. S;m'h"y. tartnlr'
W. T.. E"rd'n ANA 'Hrtain Waiter &.
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RULING DOES NOT
APPLY TO AUSTRIANS

,IfARLESTON. W. Va. May -
Announcement wa% made today ~
, VIM. osborne. United states Marshal
for Southern West Virginia. that Ans
TRANS are not subject To thu" provisions
Of President Wilson's proclamation con-
corning enemy aliens VIII" arc TO n.
ker,t outside OF certain zones AhoEt
munitions plants. army camps. arma"-
IicS, etc. only unnaturaliZ"d Germans
arc prohibited from going within these
zones in the absence u! special per-
.i,is.
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mas been presented in America. England,
Germany. Russia Spain and South
America. II is story of your life, my
lits. -vcryb"dys lite. The incidental
raUs;C. which is like sweet sounds on
L hnaven-Scut breeze" is Il part OF TINS
rich and rare entertainment The play
* beautifully coStumrd and acted IN
;na manner oc the Chinese theatre. Tie
engagement IS only Tor one night. Seats
az. now on sale
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Given Big Award.

Mrs. Louise N"SScr and four children.
OF Findiay. wsr' awarded S3.I"n Tor the
death OF her husband IN October. 1918,
by the Industrial Comm ;SSio:i. L was an
Ecdnccd to-day. kic WIS in jlirrd when
the wind blew III" iron cover OF 4 mo-
1asses tank t: thu i'"atiucut.i Sugar
Company r.:,nt. his shoulder hsjuS in
Jured so that Sarc"ma developed. cauS-
ing his death III i'rrcu;ber. 1915.
Other awards announced to-day: Mrs
Rosa Grahavcir. I'iev"land S3.t5i.3@ for
death OF her husband. Night Waterman
for kinSau Provision Company: Mrs.
Roscoe Reed and four children. Cleve-
land. for death OF Roscoe Reed. killed
at. River Furn;,c" Company plant: Mrs
Alice Gomppcy. Rarhert"n. $2..G1.4+ for
death OF her husband. Killed by falling
j. ". Lewis. Cincinnati. Sl.24S for death
OF son. Fred Lewis. upon whom he was
dependent fatally injured az tho Union
Thread Company plant.
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HELD TO BE D1sLoYAL

CHARLESTON, W. Va. May @2.-At
the instance of William L. Rose. assist
ant United States attorney. DAVID
Wiley. colored. is under arrest M
Wclch charged with uttcring remarks
construed as disloyal to the United
States. He Is quoted as saying that II
he were drafted into the army he would
enlist with the Germans.
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Without AUTHORITY.

Attorney General Mcihee to-day ruled
that the state hoard OF moving picture
cenSorS has no authority {" investigate
film exchange hooking sheets Up aSrcr-
tain il all COPIES or duplicates Of films
were submitted 70 the censor board.
In seeking The opinion. the Industrial
commission. Of which the movie ceuSor
department. il I part, advised the attor-
uey general that proprletorS OF motion
picture houses and others coming under
provisions OF jhc act a:e not submitting
all copies or dupi!rIteS o. films and are
erading tho law hy cutting out the cen
sor boards stamp Q: approval and affiN-
ing II to films. parts o. which were not
approved.
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THE YELLOW JACKET"

The Coburu Players. comprising :: tai
ented company, OF twcntr-seven artists
who will present The Yellow Jacket"
at the Court Friday evening. need no
introduction to our thcatre-Goers. Epon
their last appearance here at tho Couu-
try club they gave a truly remarkable
and wonderfully artistic performance.
THE Yellow Jacket" has probably the
most rema rkable record OF any dramatic
Offering Of American authorship. II has
been translated into The Russian. Ger
man. French and Spanish languages and
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zones. because of injuries received some
;tuc hwu in II coal mine
MEMS BIBLE CLASS
N Charge Of Union Mission Services
Last Night-Dr. Strider GIVES
Address.

Tho services 1T The Lnl"h liiNNIn''
last evening were III charge OF Ia, n',i' :
I2ihIc class of tic St Matthews '"ot"@-
,aul Episcopal church. The $crvlc" was
largely attended. Special music VAS Il
feature. the vested choir RENDERING Srf =
rral muSM.al selections. The keN. Il. IT,
l. SIri,lcr delivered an udurcSS.
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APPROXIMATION AND THE PRESS

VI = joint meeting Of the Lil her;tn
lrut hcrhunds OF Wheeling. 10 u" hcld NJ
-. James church. 1909 Chtplinr street
.hunii,, will deliver an address on The
reformation and the Press. The
ll t,thcrhood Of ST. James will b" host
tn the other brolhcrhoods. and spLen-
lid social evening has been planned.
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MILITARY COURT TO CONVENE

tNARLESTON, ". g., May --.--.i
General military court of the Second
Vest Virginia Infantry. authorized ny
the central department.. VIII convene
here next Saturday morning. 1t was a.
rruncrd today by Major Herbert e. Me-
Nlillen. president. and Captain George
NJ Ford, judge advocate.
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rNT. SwOpT III,

CHARLESTON, w. Va, May 22.-Col-
oncI Joseph !. Swope. editor Of the Nc
Duwcll Recorder. published at WEIGH
one of the oldest and most widely
known Of West Firginia's newspaper
mon. is dangerously III ut his home IN
AEclCh.
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OHIO GUARD To
RECRUIT. FORCES
SENT OUT TO ALL
OFFICERS BY ADJUT'AN1
GENERAL.
ons Officer and Ono Enlisted Man 10 DC
Northumberland News
OF Ohio.
Inteuigencer Bureau
ol,lnnhus, O., May Y

Adiutant General Nood. 81 'tc ''','
National Guard. has sen; oat 1h$': uS
tons to guard Officers 10 $ta:t ~, 'h,en
siye recruitin. campaign IN ~ 80 ~
fill up the gaps III tac state organic
tion. An enlisted nan and i S"iM COM; -
stoned officer CT each cHni'tnE VIII "
selected as recruiting officers. ;,,
Major Frank y. Geriach. Wooster, WI, tt,
succeed {. g. Wcyhrech; Us hc"triE'h'
colonel OF the Eighth EeGiusmt' 49,
tain w T.: Waikur. company l.. NN'o"'
was named 10 succeed icriHcN.
Weybrecht. WHO is ROW '"i':;.|' - u ,MS
new Tenth reports L membership - t'rv
in. the regiment. tn" "rSa.iizAii"h WIZ
be inspected 10y Captain l.. K james :
ju,fior Observation-Disclosures Ui III" 't'"
guard. The following have hr";t CORR
missioncd captains IL the tenth.
William l.. Kelley. machine gum corr
t,:L,ly, Youngstown: Waite: y. Me, ora
Company L. MaSstll"u; S""th l,"th;'ur'
supply company. Youngstown: Joan >.
Burton. Company II. I'can.s"n: II. !;
Sedcll Company NJ. l:avcnn;s. i"'N:d
e.. StittS. Company |. coshoSt"n: IL II.
cQmley. Company X, MaS$!ii"n: Ser: .\'I-
rich. Company -. SteahcuVistc: y. L'ii-
lon. Company =. Y"Tuc$;nwts. a"'! w NJ,
GIN. Company +. East Liverpool.
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May Festival Opens.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES May festival was
opened here last ntght with II rendition
of The New Life h. Wolf terrari.
This is the!.?th concert given hy Oher-
lin Musical Onion. which WAS directed
last night by Dr. George W. Andrews.
The Union was assisted by rho chicago
Symphony orchestra OF sixty pieces.
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MARYF1ELD-B. E. CiauHer Dem
ocrat, has been appointed Il member Of
the Union county liQcor license board
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GALION-D. ". Wright. acad IS.
worried over stiff neck. u result; OF the
measles, and Killed himself.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-23

MAR1ON-Elmer Harris his wifa and
Lawrence Harris. were injured III n
automobile accident.
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CCFRCS-BenjanliA Sears, a-er %,
wealthieSt man in Crawford county. IS
dead.
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BOWLING GREENE. z. Nearing.
Republican. and F. w t!e2ld. Democrat,
have been selected as the conscr!p,ioi
board OF Wood county
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,,F1NDLAY--1.oafers will he arrested
and put to work.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT! Erowiaccri
Is, manufacturer and banker. is dead
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MANSFIELD--H Leroy l.u.uan. aged
81. fell IS feet from Il roof and = i. a
hospital with 4 broken back aLG other
Injuries. His death is expected
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HAN1LTON-Mount niSg, aged -!
was killed in 4 sewer carriu.