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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-29

told Miss S. OF his feelings toward her
himself yet he was kind of glad tret
Teddy had broken the ice--the rest
would be easy. W
According to promise, Ralph again
called at the school to interview Miss
S. under a pretext Of getting reporr
on Teddy. This time there was tot
of explaining TO be done. Ralph noted
with great pleasure that Miss 8 took
very kindly to the words which Teddy
had spoken to her regarding Raiphs
sentiments toward her. After this Ralph
saw great deal of Miss Betty. as he
had since learned to call her. but during
these meetings Teddy's conduct was very
much in allegiance. 1t was apparent
that something else Of greater Inn
portance to both had occupied their at
tention.
1t was not surprising, then, as Teddy
entered his class room one morning. he
found a new teacher for Miss s. has
since changed her vocation as well as
her name, although Teddy is still un-
aware of the fact that he was Cupid
in Disguise"
TomorroW's Complete Novelette,
"MYSTERIOUS ELIZABETH"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-29
HARTMAN HAS POSTMEN
Shipyard Village Boasts of Mail
Carriers Now

Hartman, the magic shipyard village,
now has it's own force Of mail carriers.
No longer does Mrs. Shipbuilder have
to march daily to the postoffice to find
out If "Sister Sue" Brother John" or
mother" penned a few lines. The mis-
sives come right to the house.
Two deliveries are made daily, one III
the morning, the other in the afternoon
Many residents have already placed
boxes on their porches, which makes
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-29
Missing Officer in Hospital

Atlantic City. Nov. 29.-Missing since
September Is. and given up for lost.
Lieutenant Thornton Dayton Hooper.
Eleventh Aero Service Squadron, Is In
a German hospital. safe and getting bet
ter, a Thanksgiving Day message in
formed his mother, Mrs Serenee
Hooper.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-29
NASUALTY ROLL
/ INCREASED BY 862
General Pershing's Daily
List Includes $40 Killed
in Action
TWELVE DIE OF WOUNDS
Disease Fatal to 90 and 5 Sue
cllmb to Accident and
Other Causes

Washington, Nov. 90.
Steadily the casualty roll or our fight
Ing boys in France mounts. s62 names
being added by General Pershing's re-
port today. OF this number $50 were
killed In action, the Fatalities being
augmented by twelve other soldiers who
died of wounds, ninety-two of disease
and five killed by accident.
} Summarized, the losses to date are:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-24
20 HOG ISLAND
WAYS ARE IDLE

PHILADELPHIA May 2f.--Twen.
t. OF the % ways at the Hog Island
shipyards are idle.
Tho reason ls lack OF steel.
The United States Steel corpora
tlon. the Bethlehem mills. and other
big steel producers. are falling to fur
nish the steel required.
Here Charles NJ. Schwab Is finding
n foeman worthy OF his steel Tho
foeman In the old Giant Delay. and
the steel mills are somehow encour.
aging the giant.
Since Mr.. Schwab took charge Of
the shlpbuilding activities OF the
country, there have been signs Of
greater speed at Hog island. but only
three keeis are being laid In two
week period. instead OF five In the
same length OF time. as contemplated
In the program.
There is plenty of labor. The fed.
erai employment bureau has been
sending 300 workers a day 10 Hog Is
land. and could send three times as
many without interfering with other
Industries -Four thousand men were
sent from one section of Ohio.
Can Schwab get the steel?' II the
question OF the day Mt Hog island,
and $4,000 workers in the employ
OF the American International Ship.
building Co. are among those who
hope he can.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-24
SWIFT co. DENIES
COCHRAN CHARGES
IN letter TO STAR

ask fair play. and the opportunity To
present the facts of our business IN
an unprecedented manner TO an un.
prejudiced public.
g. The charge that Swift a co. =
now stock issue is for the purpose
of acquiring other concerns pos
zihly Norris q Co. or cudahy Co
There liz absolutely nothing to war
rant this charge.
Increased quantities and values OF
stocks of merchandise and outsthnd
ing accounts. make Il imperative
that the capital stock be increased
AZ may be seen from our annual
statement Of September 10. 1917.
there was az that time over $780,
600 900 tied up In inventories and nc
counts receivable. and which today
stands at "A much larger figure. IL
got To "A point whore IL was unwisc 90
continue 10 rely on the continued
availability OF borrowed funds; and II
became absolutely necessary that We
raise more money TO finance the bust
ness.
This condition was recognized by
the capital issues committee at
Washington. otherwise the plan To
issue additional shares for ntockhold'
ers az par would not have been APP.
proved by them.
We are sending you herewith a
copy OF our 1918 YearaBook. which
gives facts and figures with regard
20 tho 1917 business Of Swift Co.
Any Of your readers may procure a
copy by addressing swift a Co.
Union stock Yards. Chicago,
SWIFT a co.
Per q. c. y. Matthies.
Commercial Kfscarch Department.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-24
FEELS THANKFUL
FOR TANLAC EVERY
DAY OF HER LIFE
Was in Wretched Health All
of Past Year
Troubles Overcome.
GAINS TEN POUNDS

II enjoy all my meals now and
l can't sit down at tho table without
feeling thankful for what Tanlac has
done for me-" said Mrs. May Jaco.
bus. of 1909 East Prospect street.
while IN Barteiis drug store. recent
~.
During the past year" continued
Mrs. Jacobus. Il have had a great
deal ~ trouble with my stomach.
and during the past three months,
especially. that ~. until / began TAX
Ing Taniac. everything I would eat
disagreed with me. My food would
sour ON my stomach almost immedl
a;eiy after eating II. and IN. gas
formed by II would press on my
heart causing a light. choking son,
sation and much pain. couldn't
sleep well. and felt tired. Irtleas and
all worn out all tho time. was
iosing weight and strength right
along and had gotten 20 where II
was hard struggle for m. 10 get
through with my Homework had
come TO realize that unless could
get something 20 relieve my trouble
past going altogether.
so ! decided 20 try Tanlac. as 4
had read in the papers how no many
others said Il had helped them. and
I have found out for myself that It's
wonderful medicine. When / first
hegan taking ~ I weighed only one
hundred and twenty pounds but I
nos weigh one hundred and thirty
naasifta an actual gain % ten pounds
snf have Just finished my So
- tstffla % has relieved me of
- Men - Indigestion and put
40 gu shape 10 I can eat
hnN I want without sui
narflric afterwards Nv
.s lsf 81 sound and restful
ss haH ard my strength has In
rfssss.f anti . don't have any trou.
n.e fuiuH M work am 40 much
better iu every way that feel al
most uhe new person. and feel
that ! ought 20 tell others who are
trying 10 find relief. about Tanlac. d"
Mrs. Jacohus Ia only one OF many
thousands who. after testing Taniac.
have testified 10 It's remarkable
merits. Taniac proved OF great
benefit 10 her because IL contains
certain medicinal properties which
enrich tho blood and promote
healthy appetite for nourishinR food.
thus helping to build up health and
strength in the natural way. Tan.
lac has been very successful in
overcoming nervousness and sleep.
lessness. not from a quoting effect
on the nerves. for II has no such
effect. but by strengthening the
nerves and body and bringing back
the normal state Of health through
its effect on the appetite and nutri.
ton OF the body.
Tanlao In sold I'm Seattle by Barteil
Drug Stores under tho personal di.
rcctlon OF a special Tanlac represent.
alive. Acknowledgement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-24
Lacquer
KILLS CAT: ARRESTED

TOPEKA, Kan. May 24.--Tobacco
won another round In Kansas when
Or. T. NJ Poland. secretary OF the
Kansas No-Tobacco league. was con
victed In district court on a charge
of cruelty and inhumane methods OF
killing a cat with nicotine in demon
stratipg the poisoning effects OF to-
bacco before school children.
Poland was arrested on complaint
OF humane officers and convicted in
city court. He has appealed his case.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-24
PHIL is FIRST "WAR"
CASUALTY AT LEWIS

CAMP LEWIS. Tacoma. May a.
Company Cts firs, casualty In tho
war to make the world safe for
democracy was Private Phil Quinn
Quinn was walking down the
street. thinking OF lots OF things.
when suddenly II seemed that a she'll
exploded right against his forehead
Phli's dreams were Of the croix de
guerre. and he thought one was 10
ing pinned on his breast. But when
he came back TO life he was told
that he had walked into a three base
hit. and that the ball resented IL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-24
Beers Loyal NoW
to British Cause

WASHINGTON. May es.--"South
Africa--both thru it's Boer and
English populations-has done won
derful service for Great Britain In
this war, with the kaiser. Boer gen
erals headed armies that defeated
the Germans and captured their
colonies. And South Africa contrib
uted generously of It's man power
TO fighting forces In Europe"
The speaker was John Hays Ham
rnons. world famous mining engineer.
who years ago made history In South
America when he was associated
with Cecil Rhodes. DR.. Jameson and
others.
'Engiand's generous treatment Of
the Beers has certainly paid n thou.
sand-fold when one looks at what
has happened in Africa"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-24

Why 20 iEnping around with ach-
ing. puffed-up feet--feet no tired.
chafed. sore and swollen you can
hardly get your shoes on or Off
Why don't you get Accent box Of
'Tiz" from the drug store now and
gladden. your tortured feet
~T1z" makes your feet glow with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-24
A. o. L. W. TO ENTERTAIN

Seattle lodge No. 7. Degree OF
Honor. A. O. q. w. win entertain
its members and visiting members
at business meeting next Tuesday.
in Evergreen hail. Baillargeon build.
ing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-24

Because we have practiced economy in every item
of expense from the very beginning of this bust
ness-because we have low upstairs rental, mex
pensive fixtures the minimum in delivery expense
stamp of approval has been accorded this business
by the great American public.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-24

comfort: takes down dwellings and
draws tho soreness and misery right
out OF feet that chafe. smart and
burn. '-Tiz" instantly stops pain in
corns. caIlouses and bunions. '-Tiz-
is glorious for tired. aching. sore
feet. No moro shoe tigbtnsss-n
moro foot torture.
Ask for '-Tiz" Get only -Tfz"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-28
City Is Becoming
Jobbing Center, Say
Chamber Officials

The official, OF the Chamber Of Com
mcrcc believe that each week evidence
is offered that before very long this
city will he recognized as the big job
bing center for the distribution OF
products OF Inc southwest
In line with this is the lately received
announcement that the Western Elec-
lrc company heretofore represented in
TINS city nv only a small staff OF men
and supplying only equipment for tele-
phone companies, is to increase its
warehouse crew in Oklahoma City 10
twelve men and lmake this the center
1t distribution for as entire line Of
electrical products
-Four travelling statesmen, heretofore
travelling ont OF Kansas City will be
rlcrcd to make Oklahoma City their
headquarters, to bring their families here
and hereafter to travel their territory
cling customer, delivery is TO he made
from the Oklahoma City warehouse
Ih,, means that much business may
.r lost 10 Kansas Cry and that Okla
noma City Office will be bidding for
the electrical supply business Of thi,
state part %. Texas and OF southern
kduNaN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-28
REGISTERED MAN GIVEN
DOUBLE CLASSIFICATION

Dennis r. Stowe, ]l8 West Seventh
street. who is under the jurisdiction
OF the registration board Of Fannln
county Texas. was a, the CITY hall lo-
day trying to learn what had been the
decision OF the board in regard 70 IN,
Classification Stowe received a no.
tlcc OF classification, mailed from the
office OF the board January ~. ln
which he was placed in class division
A. a married man with dependent w,ic
-Four DAYS later, January p, the board
mailed him another Classification card
and according to the Last one he wa,
in class /, division A. The card mailed
ON January p was indorscd Second
notice" Stowe was advised to marl
both card, back ~ m, board
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-28

Seventeen Recruits
Sent to Fl. Logan

seventeen recruits for the regular
army lett Oklahoma CITY today to.
Fort Logan, Colog the training camp
to which recruits obtained for the army
from Oklahoma arc sent The recruit,
who boarded the train here today arc
those who enlisted from Saturday after
noon until today at noon, Their names
and home towns follow:
Charles 3 Gibson, sapulpa; William
g. Hannah, GarvIn; sam l.. Huffman
rhrlstll Falls, Tex william S Hutru-
INKS. Min Crook; Archie A. Ice. TulH;
Rufus j Bucus. Wctumkn; Elmer r.
NlNuu, Notomn. Kan Glcdct $ Suudery,
Greenfield; Rice NJ Robbins, writ. Harry
sharp Carney; Homes W simmons. and
Roy l. simmons SwcctwHtcr. Tex. Im-
NIT n Smith, Rlrwyn; Lawrence r..
Westbrooks. IlenrycttH; Allen J. Wcfs
Galveston. Tex: Albion V Ficlds. Luther.
and Archie G. Lemcr, lndIuhomu
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-28
Seminole Reports
Indicate Shortage
! of Seed in State

The first report book ON the farm
and seed census Of Oklahoma taken hy
county assessors arrived at the state
house today and NJ condition, IN Sen.
inole county may be taken as indicative
oi the state Oklahoma IS facing SET
sous shortage Of seed for the sowing
Of spring crops
IN Seminole county there +, ra.,i-
eally no cane and feed seed the report
shows The only seed sufficient Io SOW
Is cotton
Farmers will attempt to sow feel
crops heavily II Is indicated u thew
estimates OF the seed that they will
need
The Seminole county ccu,u, wa.
taken under the direction OF " T.
Casey, county assessor and lu'Ncr
Harrison, chairman of the county .oun
III Of defense
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-28
For Itching Torture

There Is one remedy that seldom fails
10 stop itching torture and relieve skin
irritation and that makes the skin soft
clear and healthy.
Any druggist can supply you with
7cmo, which generally overcomes all
skin diseases. Acne, eczema, itch, PIN.
r'cs, rashes, hlackhcads, In most cases
we way to zemo Frequently, minor
finishes disappear overnight Itching
usually stops instantly Zemo Is a safe
antiseptic liquid, clean, easy to use and
dependable II costs only Csc, an eXt7
large bottle. SlOO. It will not stain, j.
not greasy or sticky and is positively
saio toi tender, sensitive skins
The Il. W. Rose Co., Cleveland. o Adv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-28
SCHOOL CENSUS TAKERS
ARE DELAYED IN WORK

Difficulty /, being experienced by
those who are taking the school cen,u,
in Oklahoma CIV u NJ l'Alrcy sec
rcDap of the board At education. say,
that the ,brct hlodrancc llc, IN the tact
that the school census rakcr, have been
preceded by men taking a census Of
lhe school children m Oklahoma CIV
Tor supply companlc, It is essential
tdat q correct census ot the school
children OF Oklahoma City be taken, a,
the state allows the education board q
certain amount Of the returns ON school
land, for each child, thus reducing
school take, here
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-28
SHAWNEE MEN ARRESTED;
HAD DRUGS WORTH $4,000

VI 6. Owens and y. n Harris, who
were arrested yesterday at Shawnee
charged with violation OF the Harrison
drug act, were arraipned before United
States Commissioner Earnest Cham.
bers this morning. Bond was fixed at
$500 each, in default OF which they
are now in the county jail Their pre-.
i,Nninary hearing is Sc, ior February S
According to federal officials, the men
vsie doing a wholesale drug busnes,
and when arrested had more than So.OO0
worth ot morphine and oocsine ON
hand.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-28
FOOD H0ARDER
HELPS KAISER
New Home Cards Take Rap at
Those Who Store Staples,
2 WHEATLESS DAYS NOW
Eleven Meals Each Week to
Be Without White Bread

NORMAN, Jan % -tSpccial)-T
food administration IS calling up the
American people TO save this scar an
amount Of wheat equal to onc.,hlrd of
the quantity used by them to save
more meats. fat, and sugar a guide
for this saving Is the new 1913 Home
Gard. Thi, card IS Just published and
will he mailed Io,cyey person IN the
state who signed a food pledge last
fall
This Home Card will hang upon the
wall Of every kitchen TO remind the
housewives at every meal OF the ma.
tion'S needs Here arc the provisions
oil the Home Gard for 1918:
Two Wheatless Days.
"The food administration asks every
loyal American to help win the war
By maintaining rgldly as a minimum
OF saving the following program
Have two whcateSs DAYS, Monday
and Wednesday, every week and ono
whcatle,> meal each dAy
"On whcatlces DAYS and in wheaiIc'S
meals of other day, use no crackers.
pastry, macaronl, breakfast food or
other cereal fool containing wheat and
use no wheat flour IN any form except
abe small Amount that may be needed
for thickcnlng soups or graves, or
for binder in corn bread and other
cereal breads As to bread, II YOU bake
1t at home, use other cereals thap
wheat and il YOU buy It, buy only war
bread. Our oblcrl Is that wc should
buy and consume one-rh.rd less wheat
/, products than We did last year
I Two PorkleS Days.
Have one mcaltc,, day TUESDAY,
| every week and ono mcaDcss meal cy.
cry day. Have two porklc,y days
Tuesday and Saturday every week
"Meatle,S meal, should be without
any cattle hog or sheep products On
The other day, use mutton and lamb m
preference TO beef or pork NorkIcSS
meals mean meals without pork bacon
lard or pork products, fresh or pre-
served Use fish, poultry and eggs As
nation We eat and waste nearly twice
as much as We need
MAKE every d,y fat saving day
(bu,ter lard and lard ,ubs,tmc,D Fry
less Bake. brol boil or stew foods
instead Save meat drippinps Use
them and vegetable, oils for cooking
instead of butter Butter has food
values vital TO children therefore, give
Il 10 them. Use il only ON the table
Waste no soln. it., made from fa, Re
careful Of alf fats We use and waste
two and ono half time, as much fat as
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-28
Biggest Man In Amsrloa.

To the Idll0r'
believe Roosevelt 10 be tho biggest
mnu In America I nm not a hero wur.
shipper and Roosevelt does not under.
ukr IN play the role ~ hero. but his
services 10 the milton during years past.
his uurncMng devotion to the Cause that
b, hchcycs right and hls uunllOy,d pa
trIo,ism place him I'm the rnnks Of tho
great mon NJ the nEc Hc should be-
heard because he ls fitted hy study and
experience 10 sponk and every newSpn.
pcr that Intends 10 give out matters thni
cnlghtcu lts readers viii be- Eled to give
snu.r 10 the utlcruur,s uf thus grrnl
characters Let us hpNc n II Tx not IIH
r,lliIuE thut Nu sock but Information ne
to how vr can soon win the war. llu
Nnu give 10
4 J.. LLKlNS,
COulgnie
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-28

To the Editor.
I believe this poor time 10 sgii.te or
sling mud either In private or politlrpl
things such dLsgracefui rcmarks about
our dlHtingdHhed men In WaRhinrton can
have nothing but bad effect As for
Col Roosevelt he II unquestionamv a
patriotic American from beginning tp end
mud his writings are very interesting in
decd aud should be published so long as
he sticks TO the truth regardless ot who
u may hit II seems to me az N renl
matters Of Importance have been covered
Ip and kept from tla public untll There
is a general unrest that can only be-
rcmedied by publishing Gcts ana going
after any and every ono lacking I'm cf-
urloncy
JOE E MASON
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-28
Ponular In South

To the Editor.
viii ask you this whom do you
think tho most patriotic, the man who
says peace NJ any price" or the man
who since war began has tnlkcd pre-
puredncM DO you ohioct TO having tho
people know what is going on? llls pa
lriotlsm has been decided beyond Qucs-
ton. Hy all means hc should have the
freedom Of th' press aud the prCss
should he proud 10 print the editorials Of
such nm able uutrsmnu llc is moro
popular In the south today than ever
before aud hlg utiorunros have been
proven truthful
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-28
Publish All Hs says

To the Editor.
A fostering sore brings forth the loud
oEt wnll, and when a stone goes into Do
spusm ot anguish you may KNOW iif
been hurt Stung by the popularity unI
the undnWtod CournPe Of Kouzryulr l.
opponvuts arc over busy lu their efforts
90 d.sludEe him from the hearts of tn.
American people, but when they load
hclr weapons with such suHb us
Roosevelt being a friend of tl" hIItor.
wo may know that they nrr pUnlU
short on ammunition What 81. ',r
IrOOf could b" asked o' his puuIul,. 900
than the sending ~ his own beloved
sons across the waters Yes publish
uuylhmg Roosevelt has TO HuE We
ongUly read n Hc tho enemy N na
country Perish tho Thought Uou.,.
1rIrs patriotism IA II broad aud deep u.
the ocean. M sublime .. our mount iNus.
and us true and faithful os tine love of
Gud
DOTTlE EpMONpsON. YuIo
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-28
TRACTOR EXPERT GOES
TO INSTRUCT FRENCHMEN

Leo N. Tarplcy tractor and engine
expert OF the !, l. Case lhrc.h'nr Ma
chine company this morning made APP
pllcation for a passport to France lt
the county courthouse. Mr. larrlcy
expects to leave immediately upon NO.
tification that his application has been
, accepted at Washington. He is being
sent by the Case company 10 super.
wise the operation OF the company.
Tractors in France and to instruct the
French farmers in the use Of the "ron
horses"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-28

doun'"dF has, 10 can never he said that
nr IN NOT % rr1l American. tHroIrb and
through HO frr as love ana support OF
country 10 Concerned lie has proven
lHnt and no reasonable man with reason
Able degree Of grny matter doubts this
."r stone 10 the contrary uotvith-
s'ul.nE. ] would much ruther rick tho
.Hrr of this republic irs RoozevcIt's htnd,
Nnul iu either ~ such men ns stone
I'.''. Gore. NlTdlmtn or IaFou,ttr
Continue Nooscyvlrs urtlcl,s
L. l., ESTES
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-28

Should The Times continue to
publish Roosevelts editOrials2
We want your opinion in 100
words. Letters over that limit will
be thrown into the waste basket.
No attention will be paid to anony-
nous communications. No letters
will be published which are post
marked later than Tuesday at ,
y. m.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-28
Thoroughly American.

To 'No Editor
do NOT think amy nue or unpreludIcrl
rr nn w"uld rnll Roosevelt Grrmlu. Is
l HN'N ihhi hr would Eyo his sons 10
the cause Of freedom and th,n pivn n IA
'p tine kisrrt / my no am neither
Democrat nor Republican but | nrnfy
believe Roosevelt tn be thoroughly Am,ri-
rIu ana the fact that he dil not ad,o-
emf" pcncc AZ amy price when Belgium
Wac rId'i and the Lustuuiu was sunk
Ui rond hlr articles in your columns
ID CIR AITAM