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Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-01-18
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Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-01-18

Ed Gibson, the local Magnolia P"-
troleum Company man, has been con
fi-dn to his home this week with
illness.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-01-18
Piles Cured In 6 tn IA Days

Your druggist will refund money PAID
OINTMFNr fails to cure any case OF iten
Biut Ne, y ms ~ Protrudin9 Piles IN otoi iat-avs
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-01-18

T. l. Wimsatt. Superintendent OF
the compress is quit" SICK WIN Il"
attack of pneumonia this week.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-01-18

$1,So5,35l.l0
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-01-18

Hoover Coming. 1t is announced
that Herbert Hoover. United state
Food Administrator. will make Il
trim to Oklahoma soon in the interest
of food conservation.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-01-18

More Wheat. Although America
has exported her wheat surplus To
Europe, the allies countries still arc
i'm need of 9O,0DU.OoO bushels. ana
America will have to further curtaii
her consumption or face wheat
famine before the next crop Is
thrcshed.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-01-18

sixteen Killed. \ northbountd
II. a. =. c. train that left Houston,
Texas, Monday morning for Dallas.
ran into an open switch and was
wrecked. killing l6 people and In
juring II more.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-01-18

shin Building. The ship-build-
ing program Of the Government Tor
the wear will call for 1924 .OOO,O0O.
II has been announced
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-01-18

MAY Seize :'hips.-lt has been
limited in Washington that the Gov
ornmont NAV rcquisition all Amer
lean owned ships.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-01-18

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Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-01-18

shy On Nurses. S.--Oklah0ma quo
ia Of Red Cross nurses. IA asked lot
in a recent call. was one hundred
and fifty. SO far only twenty nave
responded
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-01-18

Fighting for the L. S.-There arr
now 2,O6S, 900 men in the arme'
service of the United States, accord
ing to reports issued by the division
of the Red Cross at st. Louis, re
ceived here Friday from st. Louis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-29
ENEMY FEVERISHLY ACTIVE
IN CONSTRUCTING DEFENSES
Extremely Fearful Tint Americana,
VIII Drenk Through on Metz
Front.
Try Associated Press

WITH AMERICAN ARMY NORTH
WEST OF NERDUN. October 2S.-.tl-
though the German army is making the
most desperate effort in the wars his
tory 10 prevent the Americans from
breaking through in the vital Verdun
sector. II is equally or more fearful
tha; there may he a breach cndanger-
ing Metz. with the consequent ncces-
So Of abandoning all the territory
still occupied. and an invasion of The
German empire itself.
With division after division Of troopS.
machine guns and artillery. the enemy
is htteriN defending himself west OF
Nerdun. But ii is with an claboratclS'
strong trench system. with rows of
bar3cd wire. and even electrified wire.
that n has been feverishiy working
during he past few weeks to make
Metz invulnerable. The system has
been laid out, roughly. between Pont-
a-Mouson. Avricourt and the River
Seille. with Il parallel front from
Cheminot TO Vic.
The enemys activity first showed
itself between Chateau Salins and
Moyenvic. where no less than five par
allel trenches have been constructed,
and three ION the reverse side OF the
slopes. The greater part OF this sys-
tenn has only recently been captured.
Two additional lines in the rear have
already been planned and traced out
and double system OF dugouts and
machine-gun cmplacements has been
prepared. This position is continued
in The direction Of Marsal and Mulcey.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-29
VANDALISM OF HUNS
IN BEAUTIFUL HOUSE
Submarine Officers Steal Much of
Value and Leave Dwelling Look.
ing Like Pig Sty.
TILES AND PANELS BROKEN
Old Wooden Statue Is Clipped to
Pieces With Knivcs-Embroitlcr
Used as Kitchen Cloths-ioIcs
Knocked Through Walls.

LONDON, October IS Cvia British
Wireless Service).--Pcrry Robinson
gives details OF tho manner in which
lac found the beautiful house in Brugcs.
belonging 10 an EnSlishman named
Humphrey Page. which had been occu-
pied by German submarine officers. lie
sa:S:
THAT tho submarine officers who
converted il into pig sty should have
stolen whatever they knew TO be OF
Nalu. is no more lnan one has learned
to expect but what amazcs one is
the brutal vandalism and bcstiality.
with which they lett among the irag-
incnts OF broken furniture and objects
oi arr Hp1t the moor articles "t NO
mems clothing, feather roas and cm-
broidcTcd Gauzc srurfs and other evil
dcnccS Of orgies which they held with
lhcir female companions. One would
have supposed that the ordcrlies would
~ least have hidden or burned these
"Uf series of valuable old prints
!h'! "ouid take four or five. replacing
ihcm perhaps IN the frames with pic.
iurcs OF nude women from German
periodicals. and leave the others
few oil paintings out OF many
which aid not please thcir gross tastes
value.
The beautiful tiles lining the fire.
r!accs. because they did not recognize
their beauty. they have pricd out from
their setting and broken up appar-
entity with hammers. ranels Of an old
Chinese cabinet. which could easily be
taken AS panels have all had bits OF
ivory and mother Of pearl Knocked
out with knives. just in the way a
child would do il attracted by their
glitter. and the rest Of the panels are
left. Beautiful embroidery. undeniably
worth stealing, has been torn in bits
and used "a Kitchen cloths. and Il
charming Louis Zuinz table. having in
early days been taken to the servants
quarters To be used an orderlies
wash stand. was overlooked.
An old seventeenth century wooden
statue they just Clipped TO pieces with
axes and knives. Where the arrange
mcn,s, OF tho house did no, sui, them.
and they wanted a shorter way from
one room to another. they merely
knocked a hole in the wall. The panels
and holdings of The walls and cell
ings arc detaccd and the glass broken
in a way that can only have been done
by missiles. which is. perhaps. largely
explained by ordcrlics of how. after
their orgies. their masters would stay
in bed most of the following day. dead
drunk.
Mixed with the litter OF broken
things which covers the floors is an
endless quantity Of private papers. let
ters: bits of male and female clothing
"a.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-29
THEODORE ROOSEVELT
ANSWERS Mr.. WILSON
EN-Prcsident Urges Voters OF Nation
to Transfer Control Of Congress
to Republican Party.
HAS SUPPORTED PRESIDENT
Colonel Rcbukcs "Scrvility" OF Dem
Ocratic leadership, and Criticizcs
General Course OF Adninistratio /,
Throughout War.
HAS SUPPORTED PRESIDENT
iRv Associated prcss.l

NEW YORK, October aS.-Coloncl
Theodore Roosevelt. answering Prcs!-
dent Wilson's appeal for return of u
Democratic majority in Congress. urge
voters OF tho nation. in an address
here tonight, to transfer control to
Republican leadership. Such Gn out
come of the election. he declared. would
assure our allies that America is dc.
termincd TO speed up the war and
insist on unconditional surrender" OF
the enemy. and would serve notice
on Germany "and her vassal states
that they would have TO deal hence
forth with the resolute and straight
forward. soul OF the American people
and not merely with the obscure pur-
poses and wavering will of MIR. Will
SON"
Declaring tina, half the leaders OF
the Presidents own party opposed him
measures" Mr.. Roosevelt asserted that
heads of the Republican organization
In Congress supported the admins
tration when declaration OF war was
the draft. when the army was sent
overseas and when money was required
by taxation or hy loans.
RebukinS what he. termed the ser
Witty OF Democrats leadership, the
Colonel said it was small wonder that
in the cloakrooms Of the House. the
bitter jest circulates: Here's to our
Gar. last in war, first toward peace;
long may he waver""
Mr.. Roosevelt criticized the general
course of the administration throughout
the war. declaring:
IF Mr.. Wilson had really meant to
disregard politics he would at once
have constructed a-coalition. nonpsrti-
san Cabinet calling the best men OF
the nation 70 the highest and most
important Offices under him without
regard 10 politics. He did nothing Of
the kind. In the positions most Vital
to the conduct OF the war. and in the
positions now most important I'm con-
nection with negotiating peace. he re-
tained or appointed men without the
slightest fitness for the performance
OF the tasks"
Election OF a Republican Congress.
the Colonel ntipued. would be under
stood abroad as meaning that the pro-
Germans and pacifsts and Bolsheviki
and GermaniZed Socialists could no
longer be counted upon as efficient
and tortuous tools, that the lighting
men md not the rhetoriclans were up
permoSt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-29
HINDENBURG WARNS TROOPS
ARMISTiCE NOT CONCLUDED
Tells His Soldiers "Wc Have Not Yet
Reached Our
Aim.
BY Associated Press.l

WITH THE a VI FL RICAE ARMY
NORTHWEST OF VERDUN, October
IS Is l.. M.).-"tiold fast: an armisticc
has not yet been concluded" is tho
word sent to the German troops BY
Field Marshal Won H;ndenburE, chief
OF the general staff according TO !
captured document now in the hands
OF the Americans. The German com.
mander's appeal reads:
German soldiers, be viGilant. The
word 'armistice' is current in the
trenches and camps. but we have not
yet reached that point. To some. the
word represents a certainty; to others
it is even n synonym OF the peace so
long desired. They believe that events
no longer depend upon them. Their
vigilance is RELAXED: their courage and
their endurance. as well as their spirit
of defiance toward the enemy are
diminished.
we have not yet reached our aim
The arnstice has not been concluded
The war is still on--the same war as
ever
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-29
QUESTION OF COLONIES
British Government Not Prepared to
Say what VIII tie Done
with Them.
NY Associated Press.

LONDON tvia MontrcaD, October IS.
In the House Of Commons o-day
Richard 1iaZleton. National Liberal
asked whether the government in
tended after the war to retain the Ger
man colonies as British possessions. or
whether II was purpoSed to place them
under international control.
Lord Robert Cecil, Assistant Sccrc-
,ary for Foreign Affairs. replied that
no statement with regard TO tho Ques-
,ion propoundcd could be made at tho
present time.
In reply TO II question OF II. y. IIous-
ton, Cnionist. Andrew Bonar Law
chancellor OF the EScheauor, said the
government did not contemplate the
NATURALIZATION OF British shipping,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-29
Coast Guard Skipper
Described by Price

Clair Price has another OF his
fetching salt water yarns In tht,
mornings Timcs- Dispatch. lie tells,
In his usually attractive salt water
fashion, of the life of the COM
mnndcr of n connt guard cutter, pay.
Ing high tribute to the fdelIty
courage and efficiency OF this tyne
of snilormnn. The particular com
nnnder he describcs is declared 10
hnrc stock In the brain trust, a..
stick closely TO businens, calling
only mt long Intervals Mt the Adj
mirnIty with idcns meant to reform
the whole Institution. Consequently
when he does risit the powers OF
the naval establishment he gets the
Elnd hnnd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-29


AMSTERDAM. October .S.-Excit-
Ing scenes occurred In the German
RcichstnE durin.- the proceedings of
the house on Erida! and SATURDAY,.
Outspokcn speeches were INDUCED
In.
The independent Socialist. DIR.
Cahn. who declared that tho wnr
wns lost after the first battle of the
Marine. safd that General Ludeu-
dorH, Mt the end of September, pro-
posed the formation Of n government
empowered to negotiate nm armisticc
with President Wilson, ms il WINS I'M
possible To guarantee the muintcn-
nnce of the wnr much longer.
''rhe question cannot louger lie
ernded." SnId Dr. COhn, .wnr with
the fiohenzOlierrS or pence without
the HOhcnxoltcrnS. World rcvoIu-
tion wilt follow on world imperial
Ism and world mlIitRrism, and we
will overcome them. We extend our
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-29
DIIGAtIANS GIiLtl
or GUOSSl;sT MISCONDUCT
IBN Nssuc.alcd l,ress. |

SALONIEl. October 2S.--Thc Bui-
carians. during their occupation Of
Si:astcrn Macedonia. attempted 10 fore:
Jthc Greeks of that province 10 become
I,ulgarians. and treated the Greeks
cruelty. declares DR.. PaZis. vice prcsi.
dent OF the Greek Chamber of Deputies.
aud deputy for SereS.
There were wholesale dcportations,
aud the people were abandoned I"
famine. outrage aud murder" says Dr.
paZis. who has just returned from "a
rip through Eastern Macedonia. "i'hc
INSTRUCTION OF villages far from the
Buigarians would not have had re-
course had Eastern Macedonia been
Bulgariun instead OF Greek. The Bui-
aIians gathered together a large nun.
Icr Of Greek children and sent them
into bulgaria without the parents Of
the children, knowing the purposes of
the BulGarians."
In n hospital in Saloniki is four
teen. ycar-old Greek gi:l. Aglaia Nou:L
who was crlrly treated by the Eul.
carians, who murdered her father AMI
, mother. IiSr father. the Mayor Of
l'oureade, died at the hands OF the
Bulgarians with theac words on his
lips: m
a Greek"
The girls mother died as result Of
inhuman treatment at the hands OF
Bulgarian officers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-29
AUS7RLA-HLJNGARY
BEGS FOR PEACE
Stormy Scenes in Reichstag
When Abdication Is Demanded

hnnd 10 our friends beyond the
frontier In this struggle"
Fhc speech svns received with such
commOtion. cries OF .Shnmc!'' and
applause, that tho president threat
ened to hnHe the chamber cicurcd.
Another Socialist, otto Ruchlc, wns
called to order for declaring that
the Emperor must nbdicnte. lie re-
tterntcd. - cnli TO order won't save
hfm from the criminal court"
The house debated the bill amend
Ing the Constitution. which wnS
PnSsed Saturday. Several speakers
displayed anxiety tn show that the
rcfOrms were not dictated by tho
enemy. but had bcen advocated since
the spring Of 1917.
state Secretary Groebcr and wnr
Minister MnJOr-Gcncrai = Sch II q D,
both declared that there wn. moth
Ing In the reforms which could en-
ianEer tho firm structure Of the
nrmy or the personal relationship
between the Prussinn King and tho
officers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-29
: ARM|ST|CE TALK
FAILS TO HINDER
ALLIED ATTACKS
Entente Forces Drive Foe
Before Them on Every
Fighting Front.
BRITISH TROOPS ADVANCE
SOUTH OF VALENCIENNES
French Force Enemy to Retreat
Between Disc and
Rethel.
AMERICANS LAUNCH NEW DRIVE
Hard Battling i'm Progress Between
the Brcnta and Piave
Rivers.
BRITISH TROOPS ADVANCE
SOUTH OF VAlENCIENNES
AMERICANS LAUNCH NEW DRIVE
Hard Battling i'm Progress Between
the Brcnta and Piave
Rivers.
tny Associated Press

WhlIo bn,b 49,,
sGekins se,e! TO secure "a cessation of hos
'htics and Turkey also is reported TO
Tho on,o,,,n ..,,,., peace
.'' ''i'cu troops on all the bat
TIC fronts arc giving no heed to peace
mercy 10 drive their foes before them.
lies arc meeting Win marked snccoss
I'm France ~ c,, ,,
.io,.,.. ''ah pa''ic me Is
slowly disirtcGratinS under tho vio-
lcncc Of tho allied offensive. i'm Nor,b
crn Italy the Aus,ro.IIu,r,,
being forced bacl, by the British
French and Italians with hcnvy losses
in men kurcL x.ounI.d ~ -, -;
VI '''h"t P''a-
oher' h"ar the shores ot the Adriatir
In Alhan thc Itola,- ARC d-i,,
."S INC .'us'f'hns toward the Monte
negro frontier, While in Asiatic Turkey
,"; notn ih SSElh ana AcSopotansia. tn"
trom ,hc;r go, ,nS, t,.or,me Ins iurhA
Although the Germans in France and
FLANDERS still arc strcnuousjv rosistin..
tho allied stte,np,s 10 hrcnk ,hcir iinn
they are giving way steadily under the
force of the attacks In nthc r ,he.,rrs
there apparcntIy is not tho same dis
position TO offer stubborn dental of ihc
rgh, OF way cNccp, possibly IN The
mountain region OF Italy where an AT
tempt is being made bv tho nlliod
forces TO open the back doc. into Aus
tTla
South o. Naicnctcnnes I'm France
Field Marshal lIa!E's forces. notwithl
, standing st!n opposition. have adj
vanced their lin" in the general opera
lion which has in view tho CAPTURE OF
Naicnciennes and pressing on toward
Mons and Maubeuge in the general con-
SSerging movement that is going on he
tween, Beig gium and tn. region north
{ Of Verdun.
Farther south. from the Disc River
10 the region Of Rethel. the French
have gained a signal Victory by fore
Ing n re,rea, OF the enemy in The big
salient north OF I.aon. and are threat.
ening 10 cause the collapse OF the en-
IRE German line eastward through :,
last turning movement American
troops have been thrown into the line
near Rcthei. ana have advanced nearly
mile aud taken numerous prisoners
The German War Office admits the sue
cess Of III, thrust OF the French he
tween the Disc and Scrrc Rivers say
ing that German lines were withdrawn
sunday night TO Il front west of GuSc
sand east OF t'recy.
f>Nt<,lr<>S UI:,:I>
lNI,nnT> opIu<TInS
.on":f,,oh .hn VII ,nis Genera
nioNnnIci't' t'c .Nii,'' i.an rs no. II" e:' o.
,,o',;Ip,. " ;, 49, - -, -. . - 80 " 49,, "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-29
MORE INFLUENZA CASES
Arrival of Recruits in Southern Camps
Believed Responsible for
Increase.
Nv Associated Press. !

WASHINGTON. October 2S.--Both in
nucnza and pneumonia showed sharp
increase at army camps during the
day, the cause being ascribcd by the
surgeon general tonight to the ar
rival Of new men at camps in the South
and Southwest.
Sundays total Influenza cases jumped
to 2.4s6 from the low record OF l.60.
reported Saturday. and there was Il
Pneumonia cases Sunday Mere $s5.
against 396 the day before. To-day's
figure was 43l, a slight decrease from
sunday. Deaths. however, continue TO
decline. with 1913 Sunday and lSf to.
day
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-29
TUMULTY WRITES AGAIN
Presidents Secretary Makes Further
Reply to Protests Against
Political 4 kppcnI.

WASH INGTt'N, October .S.--Sccrc.
tary Tumulty tonight made public his
second letter hc has written. at Pres
ident Wilson's direction. to the Cuya-
hoga County Republican Committee a,
Cleveland. Ohio. making further reply
to protests against the Presidents ap-
peal to the country to return Demo
cratic Congress by quoting from ut
terances by Republican Presidents on
:hs subject.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-29
DRITISU TROOPS CAPTURE
I<IiItItlk, IN I<INDISTNN

LONDON. October 2S.---Eritish troops
have captured The important town Of
kcrkuk. in Turkish Eurdisian. lying
15J miles north os Iagdad. according
10 the War Office announcement on
operations in Mcsopotamia. The town
was occupied OF Friday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-29
ROOSEVELT GETS MEMENTO
Ex-preSidert Received Portion Of Air
Diane In Which Quentin Was
Killed
lBy Associated :-ress.1

NEW YORK. October aS.-Colonei
Theodore Roosevelt was. presented to-
rirplanc which his son. Lieutenant
Quentin Roosevelt, was killed in while
nytng In France. The git, was made
Y. NJ. G. \. official.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-29
aviator. End Long fright.

PENSACOLA. FLA, Octobc! Is
Three naval aviators arrived hero to-
day ".fter a flight down the coa&; iron,
philadelphia, said to have been The
longest ever made Ivy naval machines
in this country. The planes left Phil
adelphia last Thursday morning and
made stops at Morehead C!ty. y G..
without accident OF any kind. officers
said.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-29

TOKYO. October 2S.-With the ap-
Red Cross has awarded Colonel Theo.
dorc Roosevelt a medal of honor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-29
pRITIsU TENTH ARMY
WINNING OVER AUSTRIANS

BY NNNOCIVItN I'FESS.
LONDON, october 2S.--The British
Tenth Army to-day resumed it's at
tacks against the Austro- iIunga ria n
positions on tho Italian front the War
CONTINUED on Second Page.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-29
c. 0. P. MAKES WAR
ON THE PRESIDENT
Republican Senator'S Open Politi-
cal Offensive in Upper
House.
DRAW VIGOROUS RESPONSE
Senator Hitchcock Rebukes Op-
POSITIONS Attempt to Distort
Executives Meaning.
DRAW VIGOROUS RESPONSE

WASIIINGTON. October aS-I.oosins
the iloodgates OF criticism agains, the
President and his principles OF peace.
the Republicans In the Senate to-day
opened their campaign to obtain con-
troll ot the next Congress
They put forward three OF their best
debatcrs-knoX and Pcnrosc. of Penn
syivania. and PoindeXtcr OF Washing
ton--who. taking their cue from the
statements OF Colonel Roosevelt and
National Chairman Hays, made bitter
attacks upon the President because he
had told the country that the sue
cessful prosecution Of the war demand :
ell the election OF a Congress i'm en-
tire sympathy with him
The temper of the Republicans and
their resentment OF the President S
course in asking for the election of a
Democratic Congress was shown by the
refusal OF the Republican leaders to
consent to a recess Of Congress until
after the election. The resolution for a
recess to begin tomorrow and to last
until November IL already had been
adopted by the House and ii was fully
expected that the Senate would join
with the House in adopting it, But
Senators Lodge, OF Massachusetts
Pcnrosc. OF Pennsylvania and Smoo,,
of Utah. went into conference" and
thcreupon served notice upon Majority
Leader Martin aud Chairman Simmons.
would not permit the Senate 10 ;d-
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e Reduced Rute.

Ask sOr the Reduced Rates
for consecutive insertions for all kinds
OF Want Ads In The Times Dispatch.
Phone Randolph |.
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urnue.z. Il only Pit for the ka..e.

Don't ALLOW YOURSELF or children 10 sue
comb. Weil-nourished bodies are the
best defense. IMPERIAL GRANUM Is
rich In d!Eestiblc nourishment. TalSo II
hot. Easily prepared. Any druggist
25 cents.-Adv.
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u You waat Help OF Ank Ktnd
Phone n Help Wanted Nd to Tho Times.
Dispatch to-day. Randolph l.