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The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-10-23
Oct. "A

commencing at 70 a. M, the following
personal property:
LIVE STOCK.
One Iron Gray Horse.
One 5 year old Belgian Colt.
Two Bay Horses.
Two Bay Mares.
One Belgian Colt, months old.
be gentle and to work anywhere. All
are young, but one, and will weigh
from 1000 to 1,200 TBS. each.
Four Cows, HolStein and Jersey.
One year old Heifer by Registered
Male; fresh in March.
Thirteen Shoats.
Four Brood Sows.
FARM IMPLEMENTS.
Two farm wagons.
One Mccormick mower.
One Superior drill.
One pea and potato planter.
One double disc.
Two single discs.
One roller.
One spring drag.
One corn planter.
One rake.
One Oliver sulky plow. extra mould
One No 10 and one No. 20 Oliver
Two riding cultivators. oliver and
Iron Age.
Several single cultivators.
Two rubber tire Surveys, one good
DIS new
One top buggy.
Two sets leather harness.
One barrel spray, new.
One IS foot White Cedar Boat, complete
with Sails.
One Portable Marine Boat Engine, in
First-CIass Condition.
One extension ladder.
GrindStone.
Lot of Chain Harness.
Block and fall.
ShnValS l.
ly found on a well appointed farm.
About Is Tons Glover, StubbIe and
Alfalfa Hay, md lot of Corn,
cut and piled in field. FOd-
der reserved.
ONE 1914 FORD AUTOMOBILE.
Some Household Furniture.
All stock and implements are in first
class condition, many of the implements
being as good as new. and will be sold
for the high dollar, without reserVa-
ton. They are absolutely no use to
me, as the farm has been rented to j.
Robert Layton.
A splendid chance for those contem-
and implements at moderate prices. A
Guarantee With Every Article Sold.
TERMS OF SALE
All sums of and under $40, cash; over
that amount. a credit of II months will
be given, on note, with approved Sc
curity.
JNO. S. SKINNER.
F. l.. Eane, Auct.
J. II. Jones, Clerk.
B. lat. r. 21-2t.
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Flu

Good morning, my friend,
And how are you?
Yes, | heard you were sick;
Too bad, too bad-this flu"
1t is all over the country,
This FLU" gets every one;
In small town sand large cities,
Father, mother, daughter and son.
The FLU" comes in the daytime,
The ''fu" comes in the night,
And there is no need of running
When it gets you, it holds tight.
There is no need of wailing,
Better learn to smile,
And of you're good and behave your
self,
1t stays only little while.
In a few days you feel better.
Next you think you're well,
Then you get up and take cold
And die, before anyone can tell.
Now listen, and lake trends advice,
And stay away from the FLU
For if you even dream about it,
The next morning it has you.
This FLU" is an awful terror,
The doctors and nurses don't know
what to do:
They work and toll day and night,
But wait until they take the"tu. :"
Like other living creatures.
The public finds they're human,
too,
For the hospital has closed its doors,
All nurses are sick with the 'Iiu."
Even then some people got busy,
And said it was terrible, too,
To shut the doors of the hospital
Right in the face OF the FLU"
l don't think they understand it,
Or they wouldn't make such fuss.
Why, there were only two nurses on
duty,
BILE rush.
But now, we are thankful, it's over.
And we have opened our doors
again, too:
Now everybody is welcome
Who is sick in bed with the FLU"
Let us all join hands together,
And drive this terror from the
land;
All pray that in the near future,
The ''f1u" will be buried deep il
the sand.
B and 4.
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lieVed to be stronger than Hull.
The Third district situation is mix
ed somewhat by the anti-Catholic
drive against Congressman Coady.
Some of the people who have hec1
active in the Great ,5.cr:t Uru2r
feat him. Councilman Jordlng, The
Republican candidate. is a lneE1Der q
the anti-Catho:.c organization. IN
less the anti-Cathoiic vote is large.
and unless the pig German population
in the Third district secretly goes
against Coady, because OF his sup
port of the President, he should have
no difficulty il winning.
In the Fourth district. Congress
man Linthicum is troubled by fac
tional differences in the Democratic
party, which ma. CT ma: ret becorie
serious. His opponent, Or. V alter
E. Knfckman, Republican, is work
ing hard.
The Fifth and Sixth districts are
normally Republican, and, on form,
Congressman Mudd and Zihlman res
pectively, should be elected. They
are making their campaigns upon the
theory that the Republican voters
| should vote for Republican candi-
dates. They also call attention to
votes given by them to the Presi-
dents measures. However, State
Senator Duvall, of Anne Arundel, the
Democratic candidate in the Fifth
refuses to accept the view that Mi
Mudd has anything like sure thing
and in the Sixth, H. Dorsey Etchison
is reported to be making progress
which may cause surprise.
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Nurses Urged To
Answer Countfy's Call

The day of the nurse is at hand!
Her profession always one of the
highest on the scale of standards
has suddenly leaped to first place and
now occupies an enyiable position on
the ladder of fame.
|. Where there is war there is one
absolute ssential-soldiers. But
where there is victory, not alone ov-
er the nation that is being fought,
but also over the enemies which
stalk always in the wake of a great
conflict, there are two absolute es-
sentials-soldierS and NURSES. Are
you going to be one of the Nurses?
Even in the short time since America
took her rightful place in line with
her Allies, our soldiers have won the
heartiest gratitude and the keenest
admiration of the nations who, for
three long years previous. summon
ed their manhood and their woman
hood and held back the tidal wave of
autocracy which threatened the
world. Now we are not holding it
back-we are driving it back! And
with your help We will not only drive
it back, but annihilate it altogether.
Your country needs YOU to help.
And the Government is asking you to
respond willingly to the Red Cross
IN order that you may be the reserve
army for those already occupying
places shoulder to shoulder with our
boys in France, and that the health
of the people at home may be kept
on the highest possible plane.
A survey is being made with this
end in view You will receive a
QUESTIONABLE through the local chap
ter of the Red Cross and all possible
assistance will be given you in fill
ing it out.
The Government needs thousands
of nurses to fill the ranks and it
wants to know just what they are
best fitted to do and just where they
can be reached in the shortest posso-
Bile space of time. Fill in your ques-
tionnaire today, L have-have you?
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QUIT, ADVISES HARDEN
Suggests That Kaiser Accept Peace
Terms at Once.

Amsterdam, Oct. give are
alone When a fortress can no Ion
ger hold, it is no dishonor if the
commander surrenders. The Kaiser
must take up his cross of concluding
quickly necessary peace and accept
ing whatever is hard. Let the Kali
ser declare himself ready and let him
fit himself with new Germany as her
first citizen"
The utterance of Macmillan Har-
den- addressed to several thousand
people in Berlin Sunday, was loudly
applauded.
Herr Harden, whose plain spoken
language in Die Zugunft, of which
he is editor, has caused a suppress
sion of that journal ON several occa-
sions, was permitted, according to
the reports of his address, to speak
freely and without let or hindrance.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-10-23
LOAN NOW $S9,Ol3,2OO
The State Owe" The Top in Liberty
Drive by Nearly $1,000, GOO-OnIy
Three Counties Short.

Late subscriptions reaching Liber-
ty Loan Headquarters yesterday in
creased the total for the entire State
to SS9,013. 200, which is barely less
than $7,000,009 in excess of the
States quota, $50, 100000. In all
probability subscriptions yet to be re
ceived will carry the States subscrip
| lions to full 100000 in excess of
i the quota, and it may very well be
that the excess will approximate S.
| 100000.
For example, Anne Arundel county
! was reported as having raised exactly
its allotment OF 100000, in the last
figures given out formally by head
quarters, but word came later that
Harry j. Hopkins, chairman of the
county committee, had sent word that
the county's total reached 1884, 900,
! or $4,000 more than the allotment,
an increase of & little more than 10
per cent.
| The three counties which were re-
ported hy the Liberty Loan commit
tee on Sunday, as being behind their
allotments-Garrett, Prince Georges
and WaShing tor-Still were behind
in yesterdays official tabulation. but
| hope had not been given up that the
| late and complete figures would put
them over the line. 1t was a very
earnest hope that was felt at head
quarters, for the leaders were most
! anxious that no county in Maryland
| be reported at the last as behind in
| its allotment
Looking back over the campaign,
the leaders felt that the spirit of it
had been so fine that they wanted
| all of Maryland to be entitled clearly
to share in the glory of the tri-
umph. One of the principal manag
ers of the campaign remarked yester-
! day that he believed deeply that the
Maryland soldiers in France should
! be made to know that Maryland peo-
| pie at home are doing their share
of the war work in exactly the spirit
in which the men at the front are do
ing theirs. Secretary Baker said, in
his speech on Saturday, that large
body of soldiers in France had Sc
| lected as the three cardinal sins, first,
cowardice; second, selfishness; third,
bighead; and the loan leader in ques
ton said that he felt, after weeks of
the most intimate contact with the
loan work, that the people of Mary
land had made the same Judgment.
There had been no moral cowar-
dice whatever, he thought, in the at
titude of the masses of the people of
Maryland, whether conspicuous or
inconspicuous, toward the raising of
SS2,000,000 in cash, the raising of
which would have been thought prac
tically impossible before the war;
there had been no selishness at any
stage, in the work of the men in
charge of the campaign; rather there
had been the fullest cooperation and
there had been no bighead, no at
tempts upon the part of any indiyid-
ual to star or to hog the honors.
Yesterdays statement from the
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-10-23
NOTICE TO CREDITORS,

In the matter of the deed of trust
from Daniel B. LeCompte to Leroy l..
Wallace, for the benefit of his credi-
tors.
In Equity, in the Circuit Court for
Gerry.
Pursuant to an order of the Circuit
Court for Dorchester county. sitting as
a Court of Equity, dated the 9th day
of August, A. D., 1918, and passed in
the above entitled cause. aotice is
hereby given to all the creditors OF the
said Daniel B. LeCompte, t. file their
claims. duly authenticated, with the
Clerk of the Circuit Court Cor Dorches-
ter county, on or before the 9Th day of
November, A D., 1918; otherwise they
may be debarred from all participa-
ton in the distribution of said estate.
Leroy L. WALLACE,
1872. Trustee.
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POLITICIANS PUZZLED
Election But Two Weeks Off And
Fin Hampers Activitie>-De"o-
Gratis Expect to Win.


Inc i>ioel' y '-1-s''
anu ERECTION u"f "si
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denei"h '-'-.-.-' '--0
lninh 'iiel -io 49, ~
petter ol It. $3.50 . --''''i -
sardeu as gems - So oli - u 81 ons
en- IMAM ever III ,--'9 9'"'e' '1i''N u " -
De reilei'ipe Lat '"o '70i' @eo
Ne cdiileu II ~ q pi'i e'it'' :"
lar aDo'e -o'VoV' @i'41ouSi - iie', 90
OF the eastern o1aSeS went lol u'
tice hughes. Inc fresloeii' 81 Gu
gin, Plus the approval VI Ms eonuu''
OF the war ana the oeSile ~ suppois
MIN TO the utmost silouh eject must
OF the congressional cdnuioa'ee' az
cordlng to the reasoning OF the Dem
ocratic leaders. But they are her-
Vous over the small registration III
the city, ana the lndlHerence III lhe
counties as Wei as In baltimore city.
The Republicans on the othef
hand, are hoping 1or streahs ol iueh'
They do not know now TO make
real campaign. Ihey dare not crltl-
clze the PRESIDENT except upon reid-
lively TRIVIAL ano unlhlportant mat
tiers. line masses OF the people are
too strongly behlnd MIN, ana approve
TOO strongly OF the way he mas put
the country into the business OF VIII
nlng the war. Onoer tnese clrcuni-
stances, the pest the hepuol'Sans Can
nope to do Is TO base their campaign
upon the argument that the hepuoii-
cans nave supported the fresloeh'
war polcles hohestiy III oonsiess'
anu Will continue 10 oo So anu "
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-10-23
Thursday, Oct. 81, 1918

commencing at ten o'clock a m, the
following personal property:
LIVE STOCK.
Two pairs mules, good workers.
One pair mules, years old. unbroken.
One mule colt, years old.
One odd mule.
One mare, Dorchester Rose.
Eighteen head of HOIstein and Jersey
Cattle, consisting OF Cows
and Heifcrs.
Two brood soWs.
WAGONS AND IMPLEMENTS.
Two farm wagons.
One timber cart.
One surrey and harness.
One roadcart one sleigh.
One New Idea manure Spreader.
One new Farmers Favorite drill,used
one season.
One Moline sulky plow.
One Deering mower.
One Mccormick mower.
Two No. 13 Oliver plows.
One No. 10 Oliver pillow.
One No. 40 Oliver pillow.
One Wired pillow.
Two spring drags.
Two sets of leather harness, and
many other articles, too numerous to
mention.
so turkeys.
200 Plymouth Rock pullets.
Household and Kitchen Furniture.
TERMS OF SALE-All sums of $40
and under, cash on day of sale; sums
over that amount, a credit of II mon
tbs will be given, on notes, with ap
proved security.
THOMAS j. PALMER,
John s. Skinner. Clerk.
Dixie Realty Co, Auctioncers. 10-1S.
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Public Sale
OF VALUABLE
Personal Property

Intending to discontinue farming, /
will sell at public sale, on the farm
where | now reside. Stony Ridge, on
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-10-23
Read the big sale of farming

Read the big sale Of farming
property, including fine horses, ma
chinery, wagons, cows, shoats, brood
sows, and all kinds of framing i'm
plements to be held at the BLACK"
farm, on the Horns Point road, about
two miles from Cambridge, tomor-
row. See advertisement in this issue
ADV
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-10-23
LOAN RECORDFOR MASONS
Sell $5,252,S $50 in Bonds of Fourth
Liberty Loan.

Starting with a determination to
break all previous records in the sale
of Liberty Bonds, the Masons of
Maryland set the goal at 100000
for the Fourth series.
Grand Master Charles Z. Homer,
Jr., is more than gratified with the
total rolled up by the lodges, chap
tiers, Communicates and Scottish Rite
bodies, which fl the total sale at s5,-
252,S5O.
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ONE 1914 FORD AUTOMOBILE
Some Household Furniture
TERMS OF SALE

All sums of and under $40, cash; oveI
that amount, a credit of II months will
be given, on note, with approved Sc
curity.
JNO. s. SKINNER.
F. l.. Vane, Auct.
J. II. Jones, Clerk.
3. 19-4t. z. 21-2t.
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Liberty Loan Committee follows, the
first figures being the allotment, and
the second the amount subscribed:
Allegany county, $3,15S.000; 49,
I15S,0O0.
Anne Arundel county, 100000;
100000.
Baltimore county, $2,6OO,OOO; ST.
i62S,6OO.
/ Calvert county, 100000; $685.
( 600
Caroline county, s652,1OO; $751;
$50.
/ Carroll county, $2,O76,5OO; ST.
I13S,O5O.
Cecil county, s71S,4OO; s1,O14,-
500.
Charles county, s36O,Ooo; $780,,
600.
/ Dorchester county, s75s,4OO; s75s
400.
Frederick county, $3,365,7OO; $3,-
551,7OO.
Garrett county, $4,000; 1884,
500.
! Hartford county, s7O5,3OO; sS47,-
700.
Howard county, s32O,OOO; $780,
900.
Kent county, $543,600; $543,6O0.
Montgomery county, S704,700;
$4,000.
Prince George county. 100000;
$6OO,1OO.
Queen Anne's county, $466,200;
$5O9,O5O.
St. Mary's county, S34O,6OO;$34O,
500.
Somerset county. s52O,OOO; $3.50,
600.
Talbot county, s6S3,7OO; $685.
| 700.
Washington, s2,622,5OO; s2.47s.-
$50.
Wicomico county, 100000; $685.
950.
Worcester county, s62O,lOO; 1856,
900.
County totals, s24,52S,G5O.
Baltimore city, allotment, $780,
695,000; subscription. $64, 4,150.
Total subscriptions for the State,
$50, O13,200.
The Washington herald., 1918-12-15
CURRENT ATTRACTIONS
CONTINUED FROM PAGE THREE

uniform excellence and wide variety
viii be Vanity Pool" UNIVERSAL
special production in which the stellar
role is taken upon the screen by Mary
MacLaren, and In which the charac-
tiers of secondary Importance are
taken by players who have on many
occasions been individually starred.
The story is that of an unsophisti-
Gated young girl who dreams a Cin-
derella dream of opulence and real
izes her ambition for luxury only to
learn of the penalty that is sometimes
exacted for easy acquisition of the
baubles of affluence. In supporting
roles are such celebrities as Thomas
Holding, Anna @. Nilsson, Franklyn
Farnum and others of equal note.
Beginning Thursday and continuing
through the remaining days Of the
week j. Warren Kerrigan will hold
the Strand screen In Three X Cor
don,' new Paralta release which is
said to afford the star a most con-
genial role, and the one most prolific
in acting opportunities of his career
in silent drama
Supplementing these features will be
the usual array of abbreviated pic
ture subjects, including the news pic
torial, topical digest and comedy, the
whole fortified by a symphonic ac-
compartment especially selected and
synchronized.
The Washington herald., 1918-12-15

ing secretary. Mrs Charles Bradley
and chairman of the entertasnmep
committee. A1. r. ID. Shepherd
Asshing the Fil1a-
The manner in which the ire
menoously interesting pictures o
the surrender Of the German Crane
Fleet TO be shown at Aoore's RI.
alto Thester this week. were rush.
ed 10 exhibitors throughout IN.
country forms an interesting com.
mentary on the resourcefulness o.
those engaged In the motion Pie.
ture game
These wonderful news picture,
~Sre taken by special operator
overseas. They were rushed u
America aboard the fastest Iinet
tnat could be secured for the pur.
CONTINUED on FACE FIVE.
The Washington herald., 1918-12-15
CAPITAL STAGE HELD
BY ART AND MAGIC
DURING THIS WEEK
CONTINUED PROM PAGE TWO.

Mrs. William Gibbs McAdoo. Mrs.
Thomas Watts Gregory. Mrs. JOSE
phus Daniels. Mrs. David Franklin
Houston. Mrs. William Bsuhop Will
son, Mrs. Carter Glass, Mrs Frank
Polk, Mrs. Throop. Mrs. Charles Ham
lin, Mira. Charles Bell. Mrs. Z. b.
Moran. Mrs. Charles Glover. Mrs.
Charles Frazer. Mrs. Claude Swanson.
The president OF the board is Mrs. n.
Barrett Larncd: vice president, Mrs.
Walter Tuckerman; recording secre-
tary, Mrs. Reeves Lewis; correspond
The Washington herald., 1918-12-15
nrst time entertainment of a truly
superiative character.
Lyeeun-asTAe speedway Girls.r

Lyeeum-sThe Speedway Giris."
Charles M. Baker. the veteran bur-
lesque producer. will follow his
"Tempters'' to the Lyceum Theater
with THE Speedway Girls" who come
to the Avenue playhouse next week
for weeks engagement
THE Speedway Girls are featured
by an exceptionally strong cast. which
includes George II. Ward. Frank An
derson, George Belts. Charles Levine
Stella Morrissey, Edith Lyons and
Dorothy Dean.
An advertised chorus of twenty
peaches will form an appreciated ad-
dition to the cast of the coming at
traction. Baker Is said to have pro-
vided his Speedway Girls" with one
The Washington herald., 1918-12-15
PROMISED NEXT WEEK.
CONTINUED FROM PAGE rwo.

SNfNOHD FHUM FAUE TWO,
ternational fame. lie filmed in the
stellar role. The secondary features
will, as heretofore, be of quantity
and variety that would give them top
line distinction In any other theater.
and the musical portions Of the pro-
gram will accentuate the fact that the
Rialto is offering Washington for the
The Washington herald., 1918-12-15

ira Washington has ever had as q
regular theater feature will this week
be supplemented by the exquisite
musicianship OF the Rialto Philhar-
monte Quartet. Discriminating OBJ
servers will recognize this weeks bill
as an Incompatible one.
The Washington herald., 1918-12-15
Mesre's Garden-SThe Panther
Woman

Nine. Petrova, the distinguished Pol
ish emotional star. will occupy the
stellar position at Moore's Garden
Theater the first three days Of the
week OF December Q. when the photo
play feature of the bill will be THE
Panther Woman" in which she has
her most convincing role. Also In
cluded in the weeks bookings Is "Ail
Night" new release. starring Carmel
Myers.
The Washington herald., 1918-12-15

Men who love woman seldom love
women; those who love women seldom
love woman.-Cartoons Magazine.
The Washington herald., 1918-12-15

OF the most laughable burlesQue books
IMAGINABLE. There will be a number
OF olio specialties introduced.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-13
xL LAND. Eases AND srocK

WANT few parties with 50 1r more
20 take an undivided interest p an Iu
and Ins lease near = very prnw'f'nE fsaf
90 make large returns on vsff small |n
yestment Address BoG ilh, NH.sstka,
Okla
( HAVE option on proven l0-aefs 'sal
and zinc In Miami field SAINT 10
dentists 0r business men at once f1 1r-
FanlIs COMPANY lnstOfNge. saFrs,
Ukia HoN i0i.
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PICHER

1lnc without Investing and taking a
chance. Want few parties with small
capital to take an undivided thlrty.secUnd
interest in a i0-Acre lease, , miles west
OF Plcher. In sight Of IL mills and drill
ing IN orc on the N east Quick action
necessary C-7p. Oklahoman.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-13
FOR SALE

I offer. subject 10 prior sale, 1000
shares Of stock In the Vlnita Mining and
Royalty Company, a conseryatlvely cApi-
tRllIed mining and royalty company, With
a developed acreage, some good produc-
tions, and a large acreage OF land being
prospected IN the heart Of a well-known
| mining camp.
Capitalized At $4,000. par value 81 no
per share, fully paid and non AssessA BILE.
No preferred stock. No mortgage or other
bonded indebtedness
$50 acres lease holdings, we'll located
and held under 10 percent lease The
property, management and all holdings
will stand the closet investigation.
No block OF less than 100 shares win be
sold from this offering
Prospectus on request Inquiries SO
llcited
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-13
aE YotjR OWN boss

BE tOlh OWN bONH
Wanted. eleven men With $3.50 each 10
Join me in buying e0.acre mining leAse
lying In the grsAtest producing section ~
Miami Surrounded by mills Ore
strikes and shafts all around. ! will pay
for drilling Answer quick N you want 70
Join US Box tl, care Oklahoman.
WHAT have you 10 trade for good mining
oil and Salt stock W {. Grimes, care
Daily Oklahoman Office.
FOR SALE
100 shares American Industrial on, Tbc
share: 40 shares Federal Lead and Zinc,
ii50 share: 100 shares Miami Milling and
Development Co. SOC share. 100 shares
Associated Pharmacists purchase price
tl2b0 90: viii sell for $500; shares Kan.
Te1o Oh and Gas. $500 per share Y
o.. care Oklahoman.
FOR sALE-Two 2OO-shsrs certificates
American Industrial At soc per share
o. l. Boucher, Snyder. Okla.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-13
X. L. CURRIE
$40 Baltimore Building,
Oklahoma city, Okla.

THOUSANDS FOR you
II you Join me In the purchase OF an
so acre mining lease. Ten men, 5000 each.
is all that is needed: this includes drilling
one hole. Orc strikes on all sides Must
act before Wednesday next Biggest
thing ever offered. Box 2Si, care Okla
homan