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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1918-04-24
HIRES 4 WAY 10 SAVE
DOG1UR
rhysfciaNs Give FrE<e Advit. by
& Which Parents May Proiid

us matter Of gaper Interest
now how ones nhwcal condi-
ii can be ros into shas 10 bhst re.
I'd the hnH~ MS of ~ smmnlI,r sea.
.yi. Espcciaily is lis true jot the
d drrN. They hay, bacomd \aun-
II by n Winter of,nnalurai mEn-
Of livng bccauscaf iu-considler-
GOD and much mo spont In
u~rs. Spr ny come With its sbn-
o, It's lresh Vegetables and an
1isp ;nyigoraiinM }r\ ,ho chjld ron
m no rnnfIitiong ,s>rsnoiye nn.
s3ran, . a Il lssFf Ia ,I5EF5f
mn 1, u is s.tsss},he @9f} sn;lv
:, oi6W5 81 q I, ;iY Nornnfs q faka
n,ul{EIis sSS ass & tf ihe 3hxsIc Il 4 tnId
E+ whey %Ss}ns f;rs, naiiied ~ M.
,tionR RSuS pont ~ n,|ir 81 ISei.
IvuN, say Jcsjva ~ ,,tdr.,, r., &, !.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1918-04-24

For Iml!so ssion, Constipation or
Biilousne6s
Just try one 50-cent bottle Of LAX~FCS
WITS pEpStN. a Liquid Digestive
Laxative pleasant 60 take. Made and
recommended to the public by Paris Medi.
cine Co, manufacturers of Laxative Dromo
Quinine and Gfovss rasteless chill Tonic
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1918-04-24
Two flying Men Killed.

Eion&ton. Texas. Apri. 10 Lieut..
r. J. N,nnerton and Cadet f.. q.
Jones we're killed in an airpiane iall
at Ellington Field late to-day
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1918-04-24
The auInss That l,ssa MOI Affect the Head

Tho luniHs That Dsaa ios Affect the Head
Because OF Its tonic and laxative effect, LhXh.
TIYR DItOMO QUIEIERi 10 better than ordinary
Quinine and does not cause ncrvCusness nor
ringing IN head. Remembet tho full name nd
took Tor the signature OF K. W. GROVE. 3oc.
The ash left on burning tobacco is
considerable and the mineral mattor
Of the tobacco leaf frequently
amounts to as much as q nth part Of
its weight. Thus a ton Of tobacco
leaf would yield four hundredweights ts
of ash, which represents valuable
mineral constituents Withdrawn
from the SOL,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1918-04-24
OUR ross IN ,eHis CAMPS.
Il Cross Nurses and Y.jsst. Q. A.
Workers Prove Great He'll.
camp jackson, Columbia, %g4th
"mparY. l56th y, B., April 15.---
M'tor cowossFSoufiers P,ao~7 -.
;.,, Mu, poya SfHln ne%. y, /.
! -" In the unions and she
~ T;kC frieuls thar 1h"Ss y
80 ,nnrnth attNr

one nonth alter
service and theli
and nave been IN She
ince; and can lTnt%
"a been ineated Ven
,nnn sick. We haSc,
most doctors I hh%e
:, ilnc !ot OF Red cross
Sey are very kind TO
oakes us feel nufn az
thing else, rhe nurses iSs
nd oi our n,otn',.$;, !. !;
ers wa have left y ,t S1H
eaNy don't know VIZ, VIZ
(, nf tie sick solo inrs =
the Rcd Gross surSes,
a. fcllnwa nTn - = ~ :
o. and | mnst FNl J sna
,akes q mistake wy
Geot.n.1h.a1-S y = III -
-, ,or as WIG Wsss
. war" :,Gas 'Vr and sistSgSs|1ss, gSs|1s, '
", ", Il IS our ai'Ss sl,;
S,tv S,,,tnv,,c,ing onr SnVMS9
nf",tr,'co : ce contento,n, %SS'
=, = %ncre, duty !, ~ y, ! Ss
: EE,apty OF anlusG;,, ~
PM ,n.''uslc, = n'oyafs5YS'',n,g;,r Q ,,,.s n;r
,ai, AZ games. Mas'oui 'tmi
~ %%lr ii'mations I'M repre
ne cNmpa,, pa,,e.,St A9sssff,sss,EG sfs sEar re
vicea AZ he Id aud wG AZ
rs With \ y compa!lYF Y
e rnornip: at 5,A0, hLot
. r and oEN l,pfn II faot OF
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1918-04-24

BUY a LlBNRTT BOND!
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1918-04-24

! rs With Ay compa!lEFt
e morning at $40. hLntt
: and atN breakfast, an
~ ~ nhNLuinl Llrill OF
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1918-07-26
IN INVITATION

TO me Women Of Florida
The college for women cordially in
vites you to a conference on war
work 10 be held at the college Sep
ltemner -th e 18th
The war conference mas me hearty
cooperation Of the Federation Of VIC
mems Clubs, Of me state council OF
defense, and OF The woman's commit
tee Of The council CT defense, Of the
state food administration, Of the
state fuel administration and other
organizations Tor war activities, all
Of which viii have representatives al
the conference
The dormitories and me entire plant
Of the college tor women will be plac
ed at the disposal Ct the women who
attend
The program tcr the conference car
be mad on application Anyone wish
ing space Il the dormitories should
make reservation beforehand Boart
and room for tn eek $400
Ycu truly,
T. Conradi. President.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1918-07-26

At the Presbyterian manse by the
Rev ] r. Herndon was performed
the simple tut beautiful wedding
ceremony that linked for life the
hearts Of Mr. Peter Burkhart and Miss
Annie Holly, both Of whom are well
known in Ocala
Only a few intimate friends and
relatives Of the bride and groom we're
present at the ceremony, and il is
understood that the happy couple will
at once establish r home in Ocala.
Nr. BurkbaTt is an employee Of the
Ia. c /. Railway. being yard master
for Ocala Miss Holly's people are
among The best known folk along the
Oklawaha and has host Of relatives
and friends here who VIII be deligt+.
ed 10 learn Of her happy union
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1918-07-26
COUNTY FATHERS HOLD
SPECIAL SESSION ON 1eTH
Ocala, Fla. T17lv 10 7o7e

Ocala' Fla, July 80, 1918
The county commissioners. On cal
jot the chairman, met at ten O clocl
to eGt:sider the bids of Hanna Broth
ers f6r the construction Of roads in
District No. 2. All meoers were pres
lent; Civil Engineer J. +. Moorhead
and Nj Hanna Of Hama B.cs.. were
! also present.
After discussing the .aTious items
covered ny the bids. and discussing
the Kinds Of road material 10 be used
The commissioners went to Oklawaha
and viewed The gravel Dit NO miles
east Of that place, deciding mat me
location Of the ri, was TOO lar from
railroad 70 consider using that ma
terial for the roads in contemplation.
MI Hanna invited the commission
ers 70 visit the line pits al PineoIa
and inspect The road material there.
which he mad calculated using in
the construction Of the roads if his
bids we're accepted Thereupon.
action on the bid Of Hanna Brothers
fer construction e roads was deferred
for future action, and toard adjourned
10 meet Tuesday. July %, 1915. 10 &C
TO Pineola and inspect the road Ma,
ter;al there
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1918-07-26

Lieut.. and Mrs. Robert Marsh Of
Company 4 Camp Wheeler. arrived
il :he city en- Tuesday for visit 70
friends ana relatives. Lieut. Marsh
having q fpIlough for few days.
They are making their trip in their
car and enjoying every minute Of their
stay. Lieut.. Marsh expects to soon
be Oh his way 70 Join the f.rces over
there
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1918-07-26

A message has been received n
the city that Sergeant Major George
". Bats has been transferred from
Camp Sewer to Camp Mills, Il. He
is expecting 10 be sent across at an
early date.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1918-07-26
SECRETARY EANER WfL4
DEC}DE BASEBALL FUTURE
international News Service

international News Serv3Ce}
Washington, July z4-secretaIy
Baker today announced that he would
tomorrow render final decision on the
baseball question as Il relates re the
Work On Fight ruling 81 the RaI
department Il is generally believed
thai baseball VIII lie suspended for
the duration Of the war.
The ruling Of the fuel hoard as &c
coal supply TO country clubs mas been
sanctioned by the war department
and VILE De effective at once.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1918-07-26

Nj fred Turner. after q delight
i0l Through spent al nome lett yester.
day afternoon for Hampton Roads
Mr.. Turner is rising rapidly ID his
WORK. Just enc year ago he enlisted
in the navy and is now enc Of tehir
1rst class electricians. and is expect
ing to oe placed 70 sea duties or his
arrival
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1918-07-26
STREET RAILWAY ~ AUCTION
international News Service

3lnternatl0nal News SeTVlCel
New York. July 24-AnyoDe with
capitaiistic aspirations might get a
good start by bidding for a New York
City street railway today The line
has been ordered sold al auction and
covers territory once known as the
most exclusive residential section Of
Manhattan Il operates across Twen.
ty-third street, Eighth street. Broad,
way and Seventh avenue, between
these streets. The lien under which
the sale takes place is s5,545,434 ana
interest.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1918-07-26

children. and Fred Winer, returned
last night from their motor trip to
Miami and the east coast The trip
up from Miami was made for the
most part by moonlight, and the party
had a most delightful time
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1918-07-26

Mr. and Mrs 5. NJ LummUs daugh-
tel ard son. accompanied hy Mr..
Lummrs sisters, Mrs "A Il Weaver
CT Miami and Mrs G a. Douglass CT
Arch Creek. Mrs Douglass three
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1918-07-26

the maintenance Of all necessary
warehouse facilities are urged, both
to facilitate transportation and to
protect against damage and waste.
Each cotton state is to be organized
by counties and school districts, can
vases made and pledge cards distrir-
uted and signed, Members Of the COT.
ton states marketing board are to
Work comparatively IN me various
states and every available agency is to
be used IN completing me organization
and completing Inc plans adopted
Local community BANKS will be
urged everywhere 70 cooperate with
the growers Ct cotton in carrying all
surplus cotton fer the producers. IN
preference TO cotton merchants and
spectators.
Another very important tealure Of
the plan is the announced policy to
require by organization ard Coopera-
ton among the producers. merchants
and bankers, that ne excess Or sur
plus cotton OF the 1858 crop, snail
be carried II each l0c&l community
and that the great bulk Il i stall be
carried by The producer. ANTI oondi,
tions as to shipping facilities ard 9th.
erwise provide al outlet for il at
prices il excess Of the coslyt6o DAY
duction. - n,;r II pro.
1nls eop9destr1aps
tendeg Is fo-vI marketing pan is IN
e. The - govern the Intelligent move
4nent and marketing Of the crop il
gradual way il .sucn manner az to
make il respond 10 the demands Of
trade. to prevent congestion at points
of concentration, and 10 distribute the
carrying burden Of the surplus crop
among the producers VINO. under nor.
NAL economic conditions, are most
able to carry il.
THE cotton states marketing board
said Commissioner Brown, commends
this plan to the country az one that
will more nearly equanze the respOn-
sibilities Of caring for and conserving
any surplus production Of cotton, IN
til such tine as II is needed for con-
sumption; until transportation can
conveniently move it: and as plan
that viii not overpurden the financial
institutions with unnecessary respon'
sibilities in time Of war
1.-THE board earnestly asks and
seeks the cooperation and help OF all
producers, merchants and bankers in
the cotton growing area, in its organi'
zed effort to meet the present situa-
ton and to solve il in way which
we believe will involve nc great hard
ship OF extraordinary responsibility
upon any individual or institution but
will subserve the interests Of all and
prevent less waste and consequent
Adversely among the producers.
ut is stated, says the Bullocb Times,
that the work of organization in the
various counties and school districts
win begin practically al once"
Chairman Blackjack next addressed
the meeting of growers. He went
carefully and technically into all the
details Of the present situation both
as regards the cotton crop itself and
the labor shortage, stating that ne
felt that if there was too much trCobIe
in obtaining labor in this section, ne
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1918-07-26

Mrs. "A. s Burgess and family bava
departed for the mountains 10 spend
the summer months.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1918-07-26
is NOT A Stacker

Just to prove that MS efforts have
ben real and sincere and that he is
still endeavoring to break into ser,
vice with Uncle Sam, Dexter Phillips
has asked for and received the fol.
lowing card from the navy depart
ment, bureau OF navigation, dated al
Atlanta. the Gard Of July,
This is 70 certify that Z " Phil
lips applied for enlistment il The z.
: navy On this date, and was reject
ed ~ reason Of 6efecjive vision and
ande1weleht -he following is Dia
descriptive list Age %. height e.
weight 49, complexion raday. eyes
blue :.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1918-07-26
Middle Florida Cotton
Growers Convention

Continued from Page One)
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1918-07-26

Or and Mrs. Gatrell were visitors
il the city shopping on Wednesday
from Fairfield, ana Miss Collins also
was IN the city combining business
with pleasure from, Summerfeld
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-16
CONTROL OF EXCHANGE is
URGED BY COTTON BUYERS

BOSTON Aus i5.--Cotton buy.
ors anil mill owners urged tho neees.
slty for government control Of the
New York cotton exchange and the
elimination OF speculation of pure.
~ gambling nature nt a hearing held
here today by the bureau OF mar.
kots ~ the department Of agrlcul-
ture Speakers declared also that
tho correct Labelling 81 cotton hnlcs
would be Of greEtest help both TO
mill men and growers
William =. Garcelon. speaking for
tho Arkwrlght club, an association
of cotton manufacturers; Charles
~ Brush, secretary OF the New Eng
land cotton buyers association. and
others also discussed delays IN trans
portation. Mills sometimes were
obliged To walt ak months or more
FOR cotton from points where tho
deliveries should be made In six
weeks
Iho New York exchange waa
called "a leRalised gambling house
conducted under government super
vision" by George H. Warlng, sec
rotary Of the iall River Cotton Buy
ers association There In no ex-
cuse for cotton Jumping from to
10 cents within a few weeks" he
added
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-16
NEED FOR COAL MAY LEAD
TO FURTHER RESTRICTIONS

WARRINGTON, AuE. i5.-short.
age 0f by-produet Of coal essential TO
steel production, including the
smokeless variety essential TO the
navy, has reached such alarming pro-
portions. Il was learned today. that
tho government may have 20 ourtail
so-callod lesser essential Industries
more drastically than contemplated
when the fuel need of war industries
first made restrictions on consump-
uon necessary. The fuel administra-
ton IN tnow taking. wherever II can
be found. every ton OF this grade Of
coal from those industries which
may use other grades. including
steam coal. just as well. with the
government steel sr>snirements ap-
preaching the $4,000. 000-ton mar
kct for tlh remainder OF this year
and many blast '9urnaobs threatened
with shutdown through lack Of
by-product coal the fuel aamlnlHtra-
ton and war industries board are
Joining forces not only 10 stop pri-
vate boarding but 10 develop addi-
tionai coal fields
The railroad administration Ia be-
ing urged 10 authorize track extern
slons 10 now fields.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-16
Two Nations Join IA Concerted NC,
tion 90 Remove Conflscntory or
dcr- Of McNiCnns
GERMAN PLANS ARE AIDED
American Interests Claim Attitude l.
In Interest ~ Enemy Properties
Owned by Allies.
OIL SUPPLIES ARE NEEDED
War Demands Cause of Urgency Ia
Asking Change In orders to
Permit of Operation

WASllINGTON, Aux iS IN,
United states and Great britain hay,
Joined In u diplomatic protest 10 IN,
Mexican government against tho oil
lUnd docroeH ~ President CarrnnEA
which ~ N cuntcndcd, amount prac.
tlcally to conflHcatidn
Meanwhile tho American and Eng
lish oil companies have united In an
agreement to refuse 10 meet tho
terms ~ tho DEGREES. which they con.
tend would take tho properilos from
thom, and have Alf 6od among them.
solves 20 depend upon their govern
W"nH for protection Of their inter
estE.
These two developments mark tho
progress ~ a situation In Mexico
which IL generally regarded ~ grow
INK In itH possibilities NJ omharrass-
mcnt Tor the nations engaged In tho
war against Germany. q
Representatives Of tho American
oil companies In support ~ their
contention that McxicoH action ID nf
advantage 10 Germany. quote Man
arer nnllin of tho Hamburg Ameri-
can limo. who recently stated publicly
that after the war is oyer wa are
assured ~ extensive oil possessions
overseas"
The allies need this year 10000.
600 barrels ot crude oil for which
they depend entirely upon the United
states The United states can PRIV
duce not over $4,000, 900 barrel.
An tho OH IN Mexico Is owned by
American ana british companies
Under tho newest decree Mexico at
icmpls to make oil tho property OF
the nation. McNlcnn petroleum then
would become nationally owned
contraband and ns such might not be
sold by neutral country 10 a
helllgerent under international law.
To endow petroleum with that char
hctcr and prevent shipment Of II TO
the allies Y said so be the purpose
OF German propaganda In Mexico
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-16
Month S Fight Sees
Battle Tide Turned
Fully against Huns

PARIS. Aug. ib--Just four
Mochs ago today, tho residents or
l"fls Woro awakened by tho
sounds OF such "a cannouAde as
they never had heard before. lt
was General Mangin's counter
preparation against tho great
trrman attack which tho cncmy
believed was 10 bring him to tho
gates or Paris
IN phrases tempered with Joy.
ih" morning newspapers outline
IN" great change that one short
month has brought Tho enemy,
VINO was az the gates OF Amicus.
l'hrIuH and CompolEne. has boon
t'uudly beaten ana uutgeuerAlcd
ai every point ana initiative has
been Wruug from him hy the mil.
ihy genius OF Marshal lfovh The
'cfWun command, 10 IN said. has
Transferred The direction of opor-
atoms to General Won Boohm.
specialist n retreats
Allied troops among whom tho
Americans have borne creduahIo
part have captured 1900 prison .
oiH ard moro th1n 100 guns This
l7 10 rrrairr number than tho nl-
Hes have taken In four weeks
since thu beginning Of tho war
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-16
RAIDERS ARE OF CRUISER
TYPE OFFICIALS BELIEVE

wAsIuNGTON. Aug I5.-Ger-
man submarines carrying out raids
In American waters are OF tho
cruiser type. very probably con
verted merchantmen like tbe
Deutschland, which made two peacc
ful trips TO the United States before
this country entered the war. They
are low speed craft with great
cruising radius. carrying larre
crews five nine-inch guns and mino
laying equipment as well as tor
pedocs
These conclusions have been
drawn by naval officers from do.
tailed reports which have beer
gathered from time 10 tins si,c.
the U-boats first appeared or ,hc
Atlantic coast last May. The iarg-
est OF them probably is moi n,or.
than 300 feet long and offloers 40
satisfied they are not The snns,
submarines which frequent renoris n,
late have said Germany was buiId-
ing 'u''"-
II may now be stated that 81.
raiders have made no effor, 10
tack troop ships leaving for Eurona
ana that none OF them ever ~
been sighted by outbound trans
ports or conveying waruhipa Th,.
facL together with the gerasa1
character OF the operations of a..
submersibles. is accepted here ,ar
orally as proof that tho sole nprnoa.
OF tho raids IL TO hinder comueroa
as much as possible and inoIdcn,,t
~ 10 carry the German campaivn 80
"friBhtfulness" TO the trnIind s,.,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-16
TO PRESENT REVENUE
MEASURE NEXT WEEK
House Ways and Means Committee
wnl Not Have nill Rcady ~
Soon n Expected

WASHINGTON, Aug. t5'-Wnh
the estimated receipts possible under
tho revenue bin as thus far tento
lively agreed upon by the house
ways and means committee from
$500, 100000 To $1,000. 900 600 less
than the 1S.0O0, 900 900 sought Rep
rcsentstive Kitchin OF North Caro-
linH, chairman of tho committee. an
nounced tonight that the bill viii
not be ready for presentation IN the
house before the latter part OF next
week. II had been planned TO re
port the bin next Monday when the
house rcassemhlcs after the recess
Should tho bin be placed before
the house tho last OF next week u
was conHidrred' improbable tonight
that Il could be considered on the
floor before August 26 or 81. Sec
rotary McAdoo IN appearing before
the committee urged that the bill be
expedited 20 that II might be en-
acted into law before the beginning
or the fourth Liberty loan cam
paigu September 2s.
Thore were indications tonight
after two days devoted TO hearing
treasury officials that the commit
toe will insist on increases In the
lower brackets OF the present excess
profits schedule and VIII make llt.
tie or no increase In tho higher
brackets The present excess profits
schedule N graduated from 20 to so
per cent.
Treasury officials today submitted
a plan TO divide business into eight
classes OF which the treasury will
have discretionary powers 10 fN thu
percentage OF deduction for pre-
war earnings anywhere between 3
and i2 por cent
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-16
WAR FUND DRIVE WILL
START ON NOVEMBER II

NEW YORK, Aug 15.--The week
OF November II has been set for the
great union war fund drive 10 raise
81 $4,000, 600 FOR war work of the
y. NJ g. 4. and tho Y. W. G. A.. the
war camp community service and
the American Library association,
according TO an announcement made
here tonight by representatives OF
tho four organizations
The Y, NJ. G. A, viii receive 800
10000 from the fund, the Y, W G..
A. $4,000. 900, tho war camp COM
muuity service so. 100000 and tho
Library association S350O.O
The knights OF Columbus, the
Jewish Welfare league and thf7ssSJ- l.
walton Army, the only other N.ste o
war relief organizations recognized
by tho government, will be asked TO
join In IA similar campaign 90 be
launched In January, 1919.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-16
Tulsa's MeaneSt Man Calls Mothers
and Tells Them Sons Dead in France

was made at all Of tho telegraph
offices and the fake was detected.
This has been done In other
rIti'H' said J. Burr Gibbons
chairman Of the council ot dcrcusc
.lu am instance ur two, the Hcoun-
1rol who toicphoned was caught
anl the ir1te citizens handled tho
matter IN % satisfactory manner.
7 would hesitate 20 say what might
happen to q skunk who would get
caught in Tulm scndlnE out fake
reports ukc that
"ln the future, the council OF de-
fcusc hopes that reports OF this
sorI will not. bo believed until alb
soutely confirmed The tele
graph companies will positively
not transmit messages over tho
telephone, but IN writing direct 10
the person addressed News Of
this sort cannot be procured except
through the war department OF the
Newspaper reports Anything re-
cciyed from other sources can
promptly bc placed I'M the fake
clnys, and should not be accepted
unuF positive evidence of the du-
thcntIcity Of the message"