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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1912-1921, 1918-07-03
HOLDS INSURANCE
COMPANIES MUST
PAY VEHICLE CO.
CIRCUIT COURT OF APPEALS
REVERsES JUDGE DAY
TOMS DECISION.
EXACT INTERPRETATION NOT
KNOWN UNTIL COMPLETE
DECISION is RECEIVED.
STEWART VEHICLE COMPANY
HAS $4,000 AT STAKE ON
THE DECISION.

Word received here by Attorney
Henson this morning told of the re-
versal In the Circuit Court OF APP
peals. sitting at Asheville. N c.. of
the decision of Judge Dayton in the
case Of WI w Downey. receiver for
the Stewart Vehicle Company, vs..
the German Alliance and other In
surance companies. The reversal of
the lower judges opinion means one
of two things. the exact one not to
be known until a complete decision
is received. II the court holds that
the Stewart Vehicle Company is en-
titled TO Its insurance on merchan-
disc, building. and merchandise and
building" approximately $54, 900 will
revert TO the Vehicle Company. II
the decision holds for only the "mer-
chandise and building" 1t will mean
$1,000 for the company. In any event
the company Is ure to recover the
FffNVN e4AA pbooHpl1 IlG OtuiI Oh ,uUus
zlt will be recalled that the Stewart
Vehicle Company filed suit through
Its receiver, Mr.. Downey. against 3
insurance companies to compel pay
ment, the companies having refused
to do 1t on the ground that there was
a chattel mortgage an the plant. Suit
was brought In both federal and
state courts, and the decisions we're
not In agreement. In April last the
appeal case was argued at Richmond
before Judge Woods and Knapp, Of
the Circuit bench, and Judge Smith,
OF the district court of South Caro-.
hlla. The decision announced yester-
day is the result OF this argument.
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T|LLMAN
DIES OF STROKE
FIGHTING SOUTH CAROLINA LEA
DER EXPIRES IN WASHING
TON THIS MORNING.
(By the Associated Press.J

(By the Associated Press,J
Washington, July Ex-senator Till
man died this morning at four o'clock
benjamin Ryan Tillman was one OF
the most extraordinary members OF
the United States Senate in which
body he served continuously for
twenty-four years. During the latter
part of his service he was chairman
of the Naval Affairs Committee OF
the Senate and his work In that 20
sition, after the Usitel States en.
tered the great war. was considered
by his colleagues to be OF great
value.
Senator Tillman's funeral win take
place tomorrow afternoon at Tren-
ton, s. c.
The Senate adjourned over the
Fourth out OF respect to his memory.
The funeral party will leave Wash.
dngton at seven tonight.
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MART|NSDURCERS TO Be
AWAY FOR THE FOURTH

IMartinsburgers in large numbers
are expected to leave the city to-
morrow to seek amusement and a
good time elsewhere. Quite a largo
number will accompany the fremen
to lWaynesboro, where a big parade
will be held; others will go to the
Potomac river to spend the day bath
dng and boating, while some will pro
badly go TOP Washington and Balti-
more. According to the weather re-
port ideal conditions are to be met
almost everywhere.
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THE RAWLINGS OF A
= GERMAN MIND

= Count Room, member of the
= Prusian House of Lords, submits
= the following as Germany's peace
= conditions according to a Havas
dispatch from Basic, lSwitzer
land. Count Room says Germany
= is entitled to the terms because
= of it's strength, and until they are
realized, there should be no ar
nnlstice, and no cessation of sub
marine warfare.
Annexation OF Belgium, with
administrative autonomy In the
interior. independence of Flan-
F. ders.
Annexation of the entire Fian~
ders coast, including Calais.
Annexation of the Briep and
Lonsway basins and the TouI,
BeIfort and Verdun regions east
ward.
Restitution to Germany Of all
her colonies, including kaio1Chau.
Great Britain to cede to Gen
many euch naval bases and coal
ing stations as Germany desig-
mates.
Great Britain must return Glib
raltar to Spain, cede Its war fleet
to Germany, restore Egypt to
Turkey and the SuezCanal to Tun
key.
. Greece must be re-estabIished
under former King Constantine
with frontiers az before the war.
Austria and Bulgaria will d4
vide Serbia and Montenegro.
Great Britain, France and the
= United States must ray all OF
*.Germany's war costs, the indem-
nifty being a minimum of s45,
100000 600. They also must
agree TO deliver raw materials
= immedI lately.
France and Belgium are TO re-
main occupied at their expense
until tho conditions are carried
out
q a
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German Counter-Attack Halted by French
Fire--FrenchP Penetration Reached Depth
of 800 Meters---Gefmans Retake Part
of Ground Lost to British Near Bouzin-
court on Sunday Evening
(By The Associated Press.)

PARIS, July 3.-French troops last night attacked
German positions along front three kometers north of
Moulin Sous Toutvent and improved their positions west
of Chateau Thierry the Marine front
The German counter-attack was checked by French
fire Other German attempts north of Moncea and in
Upper Alsace were without result.
In the attack on the Moulin Sous Toutvant front the
French penetrated the German positions depth of 800
meters.
Prisoners taken SO far number 220.
AMERICANS ANNIHILATE REGIMENT
WASHINGTON, July 3.--Genera Pershing's COM
munque for yesterday announces that German reg-
men practically annihiated in the heavy losses in
fcted by Americans when they stoned and held the vii
lage of Vaux, Bos de Larcche and neghboring woods
advancing the American positions thousand yards
front of mile and a half.
GERMANS RETAKE GROUND
LONDON, July 3.---German troops last night after
heavy preparatory sheing attacked and recaptured the
greater part Of the ground taken by the British in their
local operation Bouzncourt north of Albert Sum
day evening, the War Office announced.
FORMER GAR MURDER NOT CONFIRMED
LONDON, July 3.---Rumers of the murder of Mich
oas RomaHoff can be neither confirmed nor disproved
says the Petrograd correspondent of the Times under
date of June %.
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MAYORS PROCLAMATION.

: MAYORS PROCLAMATION. =
: Tomorrow being the Fourth of =
, July, 1918. a national holiday. the
3 Mayor Issues the following as I"
. warning and mandatory reminder y
) to the citizens of Martinshurg. =
= TO THE CITIZENS OF MAR =
= TINs5URG.
= Let II be known that THURSDAY,
= the 4th OF July, 1918, should he
= and shall be observed and re.
oarded as safe and sane 9TH; y
= that the ordinances be enforced
. and the usual rules pertaining to
9 the same be observed, and the
= usual precautions regarding the .
. use of fire arms, fire works and =
. celebrations be observed for the :
personal and public safety. This =
= being the time of the country's .
= great distress In this world =
= war; the people of Martinsburg =
y should contribute their bit by =
= considering the necessity OF eco .
. Monty.
Let It be remembered that the =
= sons, husbands and dear ones .
= who are away representing us
who remain at home, fighting and y
= giving their very best In the In. 9
terest of our country, need the .
y ALL we can give for them. =
*Therefore IT should be carefully 3
considered and avoid any useless .
= and unnecessary waste of mater :
y la and money In celebrations. .
The officers are instructed rigid. .
iy to enforce the laws and ordi- .
nances pertaining to the use of =
fire works, as they are strictly .
prohibited. .
H. G. ToNktN, .
Mayor. =
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F0RTY-F|VE DEAD
FROM EXPLOSION
GBy the Associated Press

Syracuse, N. Y, July 3--lThe bo-
les Of forty-seven victims Of the ex.
plosio1 Of trinitrotuluol which wreck
ed the plant of the SemetSoivay
Company last night had been receiv-
ed at the morgue alt noon here today.
Syracuse, N. Y, July "A revised
list of the casualties from the explo.
sion at the Semet-zelvay plant this
morning showed fortylfve dead and
fifty injured
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.U-BOAT SAY BRITISH
MINE REPLY GERMANS
(By the IAssociated Press.)

Amsterdam, July 3.-The sinking
OF the British hospital ship Llando-
very Castle, announced by the British
Admiralty as sunk by German sub
marine off the Irish coast on June
9th, with a probable loss OF 200
lives, was due TO her striking a
British mine in all probability, says
a semi-official note from Berlin re,
ceived here.
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FOURTH WARD PEOPLE
NOTICED y

The following persons are asked
by the Government to meet at the
First U. ID. Church on Thursday
evening at O'Clock:
ERNEST Weller, d. w Kline, John
Castle, F. NJ. Cline, Taylor Moss
Thornton Russler, Charles Siler, DR.
J. C. Wolf William Kastle, Charles
Caskey, F. Fl. Baker, DR.. Claude Proc
tor, Mrs. w. II. Kline, MISS Mabel
Noll, william Mcdowell
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PERSONAL MESSAGE FROM
PRESIDENT TO SERVICE SICK
1By the Associated Prege.)

London, July ga message Of
personal greeting from President Will
son will be delivered tomorrow by
the American Red Cross to every
American soldier and sailor in hos
piials in Great Britain.
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HOLMES MARSHALL ON
u: S: CASUALTY LIST

WORD was received on Monday by
friends in this city telling OF the
death of Holmes Marshall, with the
American forces abroad Mr.. Mar
shall was a son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Everett Marshall, now residing in
New Brunswick, N. J. He was kill
ed In cation on June 81.
The Marshalls formerly resided In
this city, where Mr.. Marshall vas
treasurere Of the Brass Works.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1912-1921, 1918-07-03
V|SCOUNT RHONDDA
DEAD IN LONDON
BRITISH FOOD ADMINISTRATOR
A VICTIM OF OVERWORk
FOR COUNTRY.
(By the Associated Press. J

Losdon, July 3.-Viseount Rhond-
da, the British food controller, died
this morning.
Viscount Rhondda (DaviG a. Thom-
as), was the man who put England
and most OF the United Kingdom OF
Great Hritain o1 rations and won
the gratitude even OF the people
whose food supply he regulated. Be.
fore he achieved the task it was gen.
orally regarded as all but Impossible
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1912-1921, 1918-07-03
MISS HUDCEL Welded
TO Mr. I. ". CRAWFORD

Miss Florence III. Tiudgel, daughter
OF the late Mr.. and Mrs. David Hud-
gel, this city, and Mr.. a. Wellington
Crawford. connected with the Balti-
more and Ohio at Cumbo, were mar
red in Frederick this morning very
quietly by the Rev. Wrightson at the
methodist parsonage. After their re-
turn from a honeymoon trip they
Will reside at AL West King STREET.
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CUT WOMAN WITH KNIFE.

This afternoon warrant was
sworn out by Ella Onderdonk, charg-
ing Lawrence Shipper with having
cut her with a. knife, and showed a
slight cash on her arng Officers took
the warrant and expect to land Ship
per soon.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1912-1921, 1918-07-03
COMMUNION SERVICE !
AT CHRIST REFORMED

The Holy Commu1ion will be cele.
brated in Christ Reformed Church on
Sunday, July 7th at both morning
and evening service. Preparatory
service will be held ON Friday even.
ing at 7.45 O'Clock All Christian pea
pie not having church home in this
community are cordially n-yited to
these services,
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1912-1921, 1918-07-03
SCOUTS WILL GO.

The drum corps of the Boy Scouts
will be taken to Waynesboro tomor-
row by Ryneal Hose Co MOI 1 to par
ticipate in the big parade. The fire.
men and scouts will meet at z
O'Clock at fremen's hall and the trip
will be made in automobiles.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1912-1921, 1918-07-03
BANK CONDITIONS
CALLED JUNE 18TH
(By the Asgocfated Press.l

IWashingtos, July 3--The Comp
troller OF Currency has issued a call
for the condition OF national banks
at the close of business on Saturday,
June 20. NssgI
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1912-1921, 1918-07-03

Is you are Q man and really anxious
to do something to help win the war
look at the announcement Of the Blair
Limestone Company on an inside page
There is need for every man to do
his part in this great struggle.
6 u p1 tt
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WOOLWORnH MANAGER
GIVES UP WORK HERE

'hr. Harry G. Jones, local manager
OF the Woolworth branch store, has
gone to Philadelphia for short visit
before joining the county boys VIZ,
viii leave shortly for Richmond for
TRAINING. He will be succeeded here
ny MI. Louis Cause, who has bees
assistant manager of a STORE at
McKeesport, Pa !
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AMERICAN DAILY
CASUALTY LIST

(By the Associated Press
Washington, July 3.-The Army
casualty list today contained eighty
five names, divided as follows:
Killed in action, 10,
Died Of wounds, 8.
Died of accident and other causes,
8. ~
Wounded severely, Il.
Missing in action, 80.
The Marine Corps casualty list con-
tained forty names, divided as fol-
lows:
Killed in action, SO.
Died of wounds. 4.
Wounded severely, 3,
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1912-1921, 1918-07-03
PERIODICAL SON" REHEARSAL,

The cast and chorus for "The Prod
fgal Som will rehearse on Wednes-
day evening at the First M. II. church.
following the mid-week prayer service.
The play will be reproduced on Sun
day night instead of the usual Sun
day evening service. II 3 LIP
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EIkS, NOTICE..

All Elks are requested to be at the
lodge rooms on Wednesday evening,
July ), at 8 o'clock p. m, for first
and second degree work.
z . 5 lip B. F. DOOd4NY, Sec'y.
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VISITING SISTER.

Mrs. VA NJ. Gilbert and son, Web
ster, West Burke Street, left yester-
day to spend some time with Mrs
GAlbert's sister, Mrs. Lemuel Watson,
near Fairmont.
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N. Y. HERALD GOES
TO YOUNG BENNETT
(By the IAssocIated Press

New York, July 3.-The will of the
late James Gordon Bennett, filed for
probate today, places control OF the
New York Herald in the hands Of
James Gordon Bennett. It also pro-
vides a memorial for New York
journalists.
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a
NO EDITION OF "WORLD"
ON THE FOURTH

Following its annual custom,
and conforming with this years
nationwide Spirit of the suspen-
Sion of bushes in order to OBJ y
serve properly the Fourth of July =
THE WORLD will omit it's Issue =
tomorrow. .
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WYE WILL LOAD CAR OF APP.
PLIES WEDNESDAY AND THURS
DAY AT %. V. DEPOT. FOR ANY
ANY INFORMATION CALL MAR.
TqNSBURG FRUIT EXCHANGE
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DRILLED ON STREETS.

Ryneal Hose Co. No / was on the
streets last night and drilled for a
lengthy period, In preparation for the
parade at the firemens convention
tomorrow OF Waynesboro.
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DUTCH CABINET TO
RESIGN TOMORROW
(By the Associated Press.)

FDy OIIC 1h1'oOOItrVCU IOo0'J
Rotterdam, July 3.-'rhe Dutch
cabinet will place the resignation of
its members in the hands of Queen
(Wilhelmina tomorrow, says the Me
1--WE Rotterdamsche Cnurant.
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j. E. WALKER IN FRANCE.

Mrs l.. V. Walker, of 1926 Virginia
Avenue, has received word that her
son, j. r. Walker. has landed safely
overseas.
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SAFE IN FRANCE.

Mrs. Frank Mccormack, Winches-
ter Avenue, has received word from
her husband telling of his safe arri-
val in France. t..f
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COAL.

Those having orders with me for
coal please let ME know when To de.
fyer 1t, at once, as l have the coal
ready to deliver. Store open this even
ing until o'clock.
z IT p1 p. X. HALL.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1912-1921, 1918-07-03

WE WILL LOAD GAR OF APP
PLIES WEDNESDAY AND THURS
DAY AT &c. V. DEPOT. FOR AMY
ANY INFORMATION CALL MAR
TINSBURG FRUIT EXCHANGE
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FOR DINNER ON THE FOURTH.
Nearby Grown Tomatoes, 2 pounds
for 25 cents. Choice California Can.
telopes, 2 for rs cents. Fancy Georgia
Peaches
". ID. LORENZO,
7 4 cts p1 las s. Queen SO.
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$1oo,0oo,ooo MORE
LOANED TO FRANCE

GBy the Associated Press.)
Washington July3.--A credit OF
$lO0,000,0 600 was granted Ito France
today by the United States Treasury.
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MISS HILE Ill.

Miss Della Hill. OF w. Martin ST,
was taken suddenly i'll This morning
threatened with appendicitis.
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NOTICE.

POTOMAC LIGHT & POWER co. g
customers are respectfully requested
to get In communication with our So
HECTOR and complaint representative,
MIR. OWEN 8. FISHER, who will give
prompt attention to any requests, as
it is our desire to give the very best
and most efficient service and this
cen be obtained only by your very
best cooperation.
THE POTOMAC LIGHT & POWER
90.
81 1p tt v. st. G. Monteith, Mgr.
Mrs. P r. Harrison and daughter,
Anne, and son, p. r., Jr., have gone
to Winchester to spend a month with
relatives. AZ
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GOOD WEATHER PROMISED
FOR THE FOURTH

(By the Associated Press.)
Washington. July 3.-Ideal
Fourth of July weather was pre-
dicted by the Weather Bureau
for almost all sections.
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FOUNTAINS EAGER
tR
TO TAKE SPECIAL.
COURSE FOR GOVT.
ALLOTMENT FOR CALL OF JUNE
is HAS BEEN OVERSIZE
SCRiBED.
CAPTAIN ANDERSON INsTRucTs
BOARD TO TAKE MORE
VOLUNTEERS,
NEW RULING WILL PROBABLY
TAKE MORE MEN THAN 36
ON JULY %.

That Berkeley County young men
are anxious to take up special work
for the Government by taking q
course OF the lRdehmond Fairgrounds
is evident from the ready response
of the past several days, which al
ready has overiilled the quota by
two. a. long distance call from Cap
tain Fleming N. Anderson, however.
chief of the department. of military
enrolment for this state, granted per-
mission TO the Local Draft Board to
take more men than Its allotment
provided.
This is the second call Of this sort,
and according to the order, IL suffi-
cient men do not respond to the
call the board can draft any regis
trant in Class l whom Il Thinks quail
fed The men are to he Unframed
on July 15 and enlisinents will be
taken at the court house for the next
few days.
According to u telegram received
by the Local Draft Board, the quota
for Berkeley county, which was to
have been fhirty-six, to be sent from
July 20 to 81, has been recalled, ow-
ing to new ruling which bases the
means of eecuras@ registrantt on the
number of men In Glass In each
county instead of by population, as
had ben the case
ut is notknown how much of al
change will be required here, but Il
Is thought that the quota will be In.
creased as the board has d large NAM
Der OF men In Glass l. The exact
number will be sent the board prob.
ably this week.
Must Adhere to RuIinq.
The board has received strict or
ders that the ruling fordddins In.
formation coneersing the number of
registrants to be sent to camp. no
given out for publication un6il five
days after 1t has been received. must
be adhered to. This ruling was made
several weeks ago, but some boards
nave failed to observe It.
The local board has observed If Ali
along. Newspaper men were inform.
ed OF the countys quota, hut were nor
allowed to publish it until the five
days were up, and did sot do so.
About "War Husbands.o
hulings were received today from
Captin Anderson which set forth that
men Is Glass One, X, commonly
known over the state as war ms.
bands HIST" would be indicted into
military service in Class One Reeu.
lars. The class one, x, was formed
through the reclassification of cues.
tlomaaires by al local boards upos or.
ders from the provost marshal gen.
eral issued recently.
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THE WEATHER

Fair tonight; slightly warmer to-
morrow. rs
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purfee. professor Of history en',',' e.',, 4
tus et Yale university, d''a "'
home at NestbrOok today
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coo1 showing " RANKING hoard

special IH The World
OKLAHOMA CITY. July H."
The best showing made in any re-
nort ON the condition of the state
bank guaranty fund .s that Tor ihe
quarter ending juno 80, last Wu'n
the total warrant Indebtedness
against the fund was flt152S9'.
During the past quarter f2lt.tss 20
worth uf warrants had been re-
deemed During tho quarter how
ever. tgr6t-l02 had been collected
from general assessments against
banks and also from failed bNnkf
This assisted materially iu retiring
rho outstanding warrants
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YnIc professor DIcs

NTW HAVEN, Conn. July IL
professor Ar,hur Martin wheeler
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Groves
TaSfeEeSS chill Tonic

Enrches the Blood and PuriHes the Blood; by this
means it Strengthens the body from head to toe and
you can soon feel its Strengthening. lnvieorating
Effect 1t contains just what the blood needs, Iron
and Quinine in form acceptable to the most dell
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GROVES TASTELESS chill TONIC IS an ex-
ceptionally Good General Strengthening Tonic for
the Child for the Mother any Of the Family young
Or old. Pleasant to take. Price 6Oc.
Perfectly harmless. Contains no
Nux~VOH15ca OSs other Poisonous Drugs
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WASHINGTON, Jolly l7.--Amhas-
4dur Jusscrand OF France today is-
suad statement thanking the nsNo-
Citations ana uitigons Of America. who
through MIN expressed 20 France
their friendship ON the occasion OF
Iast.le day
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Timothy W Williamson Van Pant Ky
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every imaginable style, shade and pattern ~
jerkyear il here awaiting tho onslaught '..H
ycar In all the wanted materials Tor summer
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-18

If 1t isn't hard work or exercise then its your blood
Your blood has been poisoned by the bite oil a malat
Ia mosquito or by stomach and liver disorders ~
some cases low vitality and lack Of energy is due to
thin, weak blood