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The Washington herald., 1918-03-12

Browning. GO Ia Park roed northwest,
collided with Q wagon Of Thomas
Perkins, 20 o street northwest, at
North Capitol and Massachusetts, ay-
eRus northwest. last night
An automobile operated by Car
ence shifelt. - Eighth street south
west. collided with an automobile op-
Grated by walter D0ess. at Eighth
and Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
last night Botn machines were bad
ly damaged.
The Washington herald., 1918-03-12
GERMAN SWORD
NOW MENACING
.SCANDINAVIANS
Pan.Gsrman Press Demands
Retaliation for Lending
Ships to Allies.

German threats against Scandi-
navia were recognized In all diplo-
matte circles here last night Re-
ports from Sweden and Norway in
dioate that the press and public
have been thoroughly aroused. In
Sweden. according. 30 reports re-
ceiyed, German occupation OF the
Aland Islands IL interpreted uni
versally as a threat against sweden.
Interpretation Of the threat diners
only In these respects:
Is II aimed to prevent Sweden
from consummating the agreement
now reached in preliminary form
with the. United States and the al
lies whereby Swedish tonnage is ex-
changed for allied rations and
Swedish trade with Germany re-
stricted?
May Plan Conquest.
Or is it the beginning OF definite
campaign by Germany for the con-
quest of the Scandinavian penin-
sula?
Officials Of the War Trade Board
who have had a part in the negoti-
alton of the treaties with the north
ern neutraIs have all along insisted
that the United States has demand
ed nothing uRneutral from them.
The United States. by the stintine
of its own population, may be able
to furnish these countries with des-
perately needed supplies. In return
for this sacrifice the United States
has demanded some of the things
which Sweden can furnish her. None
of the American demands, II Is in
sisted. have asked anything that
would transcend neutrality.
In the case of commodities. the
export of which to Germany ID
sought to be restricted. the position
of the United States has been this;
That in return for its favors in the
way of rationing, the northern neu-
trails should give the United States
and the allies first choice in theiI
own markets. No demand has been
made that they shut on from Ger
many any supplies which the United
States or the allies are not ready
and anxious to buy.
ships Fair Exchange.
In the same way ships have been
asked for as a return for the favor
of letting these nations have much
needed supplies. In neither case has
the United States or the allies asked
the neutraIs to do anything In con-
travention of international law, OF
their treaties with Germany. The
Swedish treaties with Germany for
the export Of certain quantities OF
iron ore are alluded to as a case in
point. 1t Is stated here that
the allies have admitted the validity
of these treaties and have not asked
Sweden to restrict her iron exports
below their requirements.
1t is fully recognized, however, that
Germany. willing or unwillingly. win
not see the fairness OF this situa-
ton. Already the situation has been
presented to Germany as an ahso-
lutte favoring of the United States
and the-allies in ships and supplies
by the northern neutrals. As a re-
suit the pan-German press has de-
Hmanded that the German sword put
an end to such un-German tactics.
The Washington herald., 1918-03-12
five AUTOS and ONE
WAGON get BUMPED
Department Of Commerce Cars
Among Those in Collisions.

An automobile OF the Department
OF Commerce. operated by Carter H.
Reed. Isz7 waIlach street northwest,
collided at Sixth and @ streets north
west, last night with an automobils
operated by Edward Jordan. IL vir-
sinia avenue southwest Both ma
chimes were slightly damaged
Slight damage resulted when an au.
temobile operated by James n
The Washington herald., 1918-03-12
Where Can ! Find Relief from Itching
Terrifying Eczema?

blood ana skin diseases No matter
how terrifying the Irritation. nc
matter how unbesrsbls the itehlne
and burnins Of the skin. q B. s. VIII
promptly reach the seat OF the
trouble and forever Soqt from the
just as IL has Tor others who have
suffered a. you have This grand
blood remedy has been used for
more than fifty years. and you have
only 70 give II . fair trial 10 be re-
stored 70 perfect health.
Our chief medical adviser is an
authority on blood and skin disor-
ders. and he will take pleasure in
giving you such advice a. your in
dividuai case may need. absolutely
without cost write today. describ-
ing your case TO medical depart
ment. swift Specific Co. t34 Swift
Laboratory, Atlanta. Ga--Ady.
The Washington herald., 1918-03-12
Series Of Expenses
Exempted from Taxes

More dope. on the income tax:
Under ruling announced By the
Internal Revenue Bureau last night,
It u set forth that the requirement
that you set down all sums of Ssoo
paid cut does not mean that you
shall include. among other things
rent insurance. expense accounts
to employees. doctors bills, or pay
ments for such things as fnercnan-
disc. freight storage telephones
and teleEr1r1&
The Washington herald., 1918-03-12
Disconnected Gas Jet
May Cost Woman Life

Overcome by gas when a tube
connecting from a Jet to a small
stove became disconnected, Mrs. Net
tie Corbett, 40 years. 511 Sixth street
northwest, was found unconscious
by her husband, John Corbett, and
removed to the Casualty Hospital
Physicians at the =. hospital last
night said her condition is critical
although her recovery is expected.
The Washington herald., 1918-03-12
LABOR REMEDY UNFINISHED

Representatives Of labor failed 10
complete last night the scheme OF
labor cooperation with the govern
ment which they are expected 20
lay today before the FEDERAL Labor
Planning Board. OF which former
President william II. Taft. is chair
man.
The Washington herald., 1918-03-12
MOVIES In CHURCH SERVICE

carlinville. Ill. March 1.-THE
Presbyterian Church here approves
OF moving pictures so much that 1t
has made them a regular part of
the Sunday services. A machine has
been purchased and installed. Rev.
Osborn, the pastor, in making the
announeemept said: Our only aim
is to reach more effectively q great
er number Of people with worth
While nlesssges. 80.
The Washington herald., 1918-03-12
u. S. Beats Hun Gas Game;
Shells Silencing Batteries

ties on the American side since the
first ones. While officials admit that
the gas and flame game changes more
rapidly than any other In warfare,
they express confidence that America
has assumed a safe lead and will keep
f.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-30

IHuFNtN s. a-Tuu. rooms for trht
housekeepinp PhohO 1850. or ed aIttt
ESQ y. ~.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-30

ROOMS 1vo furnished rooms for light
Housekeeping have two children must
hc close IN ~ near rnr fne D. g. care
World
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-30

TExARKANA. TeAns Aprl ''
Following fight thn incoming
am ong drafted negroes assembled
for departure 60 Camp lruh.
patrolman James Nalruycu wac shot
In the shoulder by on" Of Tine NO.
groeS, A brother ~ ga" negro who
did the shooting was kuicl h} ' nn.-
let intended Tor the ON o. Wall
ravens wound is not #HrlnuH
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-30

AUTO SAIN Ahf 30 p second
REPAIR PARTS Tor 10 different makss Of
cars 800 models Bosch MsEnotos SsA
Timken Bearings Tor Ford front wheels
5000 Ford floor mats tl7t good va
Tirty Of new piston rings Ford raCng
seats fl4gO Presto tanks 50 so
ground FORD wind shields o. Auto Sal
wage as East Second
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-30
PORTER

Wanted. high class, one who is not
afraid Of work good salary to right
party. Address BOX Ell. care
World
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-30

WANTED Roou iu private family ny
young lady employed pilh good reference
address Rok v a. care World
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-30

FnR RENr- ReAuunl room adjoining
hath in ncw apartment Tor one geutlc.
man viii furnish breakfa,t and even
ing mesl Private family somclhps
,cfv nice Tor right party Addres Box
D Is care world
HFlpRIF. y iai Nicely furnt,hed front
.Iervias room. 'u private home good
lo,si,on. rhons lN25 u
ILLINOIS D. rel -Furnished sleeping
room with board n desired new, large
house every room sleeping porch
E-uqfmsu preferred
LANSING =. as For rent large front
room. neuly Furnished modern suitable
for one or tso gentlemen.
MNtN =. l32.rwo sleeping rooms IN
modern private home
MAIN s ool sleeping room Tor rrrt
tnl nrocSman Apartments rhone tJpt
MNiN. e.. poi sleeping room for tsuL
sOl Rrockman apartments Phone ij9i
IAYRFLL. i. ~ Room Tor rent suitable
Tor two. rent rrasonsbie
MAIN 5. ne large. uicely iarrished ed
front room. suitable Tor man and wife,
40 ladies or gentlemen
NINTH ". 2l7 Reauiith new fur
oished room Phone 662eR
.NINTH IS lsn Desirable slecp,ns rnom
fuilhhIe ''f lNN N'"l''s N'lN l'H'.
NINIU. ". aip Nicely Furnished room.
connecting bath. private family. apart
msrt Phone $40
NINTH IS. uT4 tsrHnt room. Stcry.
thing ur~ srir''J modern Phone sri,.
NtAR LIBRARY Two rooms IN private
hone rhoee s1gi
utNNrtN s.. tur r~ot. iac rlrnisupd
room, phorN 1910
" NkER 8, ig23-Thrss sleeping room,
tor rent
QUAKER y SOS. Sleeping room viih
kiichsn privilege tor two young ladies.
n Bslyic~ car line. 81 per week fhots
100
THIRD b. sls.-Nisrl, furnished modera
sleeping rooms Tor rent
ROOM sleyping room for rent Phone
3ti7
ROOM AND SLEEPING PORCH South.
western tApvsur-. close iG or s.Hft side
suitable for two Young men rhoBr J.al
ROOM Close boo sleeping rsom on South
! Rouldsr FOR one gentleman rtons it0A
RpOON Desirable FRONT room furnished
| close in Phone l1lp
ROOMMATE Gyutlswar oauisd room
very r'oseiH Ego rsr World
t, NHNNIt.-UirI wanted In comfortable
! snaumert 90 convenience, close iu
Phone CtI9R
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-30
BOARD AND ROOMS


ROOMS FOR RENT FURNISHED ~
ROOM MATE WANTED Nicc large south
~sst room 0lose.iH Phone l223J
kooNMAlE Wanted. refined young man
10 share rnom iu best location Can
.i-H
ROOM MATE. Young .ldy des,rss room
mate references sarhAnged dave 'uics
room rloss iu. rhous fisI OF mo
Room SIrsN furnished sleeping room IN
private family gsut.tmeo Only Phone
~In4
ROOMS Tvo LARGE ,'ssplr. rooms. south
r'po.rrs .n modern home rhone 31'S
slHvtNI3' QUARTERS Tor tent cheap
rhoo- ipe'
sENINTW " as Nicely mruished mod
aru room. AlA Visit. apartments
ktyENIu W. $50 Room ~ith bath Tor
gentleman With reference Phone 1672
SIXTH vs.. lt..Ono large nicely furn.
i,hrd doVustatrs ronm. also Que up
stairs room connected with bath.
SMITH. rs. NJ Two large nicely iurn
I.hri down stairs roomks suitable Tor
man and wife. or two gentlemen. Phone
THIRD. D.. pi7 Nirs sIerpIus room for
working couple for tert reasonable
TWO SUITES ot Furnished rooms, two
and three rooms. csl 2s1t
THIRD W zoo Slrepius room Ia private
home reasonable gentlemen preferred
VICTOR. s., 5ls sleeping room for rent
large honl room, southeast expos are
Furnished No Old ivory. convenient to
bath, block Of iitney service. ~ per
week
ROOMS -UNFuRNIsHED IS
DETROIT s.. 2U5-Two uufurnished
rooms for rent with large closets.
DETROIT n. aoi--Tor rent two pleasant
unfufuibhel rooms. no children, rsas
onabi"
.FNRVitN " For rcnL three unfurn
tsh"d rooms. rhon" 'o9i
.MANBELL. X 7Ql Three nicely decorated
uufurui,hcd modern roous Apply 5ll
Nrst Sth H.. Information
inCkFORb s. i53l-rwo uafurnished
toons for rrni
ROOMS for rent 'iree unfurulshed rooms
Phone 5oat
ROOMS WITH BOARD 10
BOSTON. y l1a- Nice dean rooms With
hoard Phone 82si
DETROIT 4. as board and room Phone
fg2l
pfNvrR $. ao0l. Tor rent, nice Lcep.
ing room adjoining bath, With board.
lhonc -21o
IitN 'Nhh ~ lHl ufNlhNfu lNun WIN
board Phone i0ol
FOURTH. ~. 228 Furnished room whh
board for two Young men, woull also
like few table hoardcrE. three meals
per day good service Phone bSo3
THIRD b. gi4 Roompfs aud boardcrs
wanted Phone 1851
WANTED ROOMS OR BOARD 20
| llo. sEkEErING RCNMs Two modern or
partly modern hgh, housekeeping rooms,
residence district closeln references
required and furnished X ". H.,
sales department swift 4 Co Tulsa
ROOMS Wanted two OF three unfurn.
| mhcd hy Young coupe no children
west or south side modern. Call lsl9.
| ROOMS Suite ~ Two or three Furnished
rooms with private bath by young mar
ricd couplr With or without board; Ad'
dress BoN Eld care world
ROOM Gentlcwan desires nicely Furnished
Topm and bath in private house with re-.
fined surroundings snd within walking
distance ~ Third and Cincinnati a.
I carr Norld %
ROOM WANTED Young man. teacher
with private family within walking or
riding distance Of titih and Boston. south
urrfr rod leave telephone number for
I audNphr ~ .ANF IuesdAN
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-30

KtNosuA. g, 5os--A suite Of three nies
o. furnished housrkerptnr rooms hsli
- double modern house private seven
blocks east Of Main. references
LAYTON. n rs Three ui,cy FURNISHED
D-bt byus3,s.oins rooms. modsrn
INNTuN S. oto-lirht Housekeeping
rooms modern Phone 59a2
MANBEII. s. 7t--Opv modern house.
srepins room No Phone $3.50
NNNRfIt. s. go Two rooms for light
housekeeping from, and back sotranoy
MAIN. s.. 71l.t For rent. Isrg. beautifully
Furnished southeast room close in pr
'ptr home rhonr o0pq
MAIN y. l07.-Tor rent three rooms
furnished f0r Housekeeping Of hs
rocir. bedrooms. rent "a per month
phohe e1o1
NINIU. r.. si1-oor lghi holsskespins
room moistn. olosetn Phone t5ll
huKFuI s. s--rwo modern lisht house,
Weeping rooms
NoRItIk AND HOpGT-Tvo mode p
light housed rcptug rooms. Phone asa
NORFOLK ANn HupGf Two modern
LIGHT Housekeeping rooms ON Kendall
Ger line corner ~ Norfolk and Hodge
Phone tls2.J.
ITARk s. it2s-rwo large we'll mrn
i.hed room, for light housekeeping. no
oblssiious 20 children.
= HoFNtX s. g-ruo. rooms ior trh,
housetscpinn Phoho 1850 or ed auti
! 0iso p. IN.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-30
FINANCIAL
REAL HsrArn LoANa

IIrY REAL EsTATE loans. for 5 year1 on
business or residence property In TuIsa
ht 4 per cent Interest. no commission /;
principle payable any time after first
year or at end sot five years, interest
sent lnnually.
The sun., 1918-10-27
SUNDAY, OCTOBER q, 1918.

@ satisfying and complete record of the life on
~ board square rigger as FELIX ROSENBERG has
made in his book Under SAL DAVID MARTnJ of the
British ship Wayfarer never hope to set down.
Mr.. ROSENBERG S ship, the American slysail yarder
A. j. Fuller of New York, sailed in December 1897,
with general cargo consigned to Brewer Co.,
an old Hawaiian house 1t was the most general
of general cargoes and included shapes of steel and
iron which when assembled could puff away as
complete locomotive. In unloading the Fuller at
Honolulu the mate, Mr. JERK, had opportunity to
display his seamanship and resoureefulness to the
hilt.
The Wayfarer, leaving San Francisco in July,
1909, carried nothing but barley in bags, consigned
to whom DAVID MARTIN never knew, but unques-
tionably destined for the Edinburgh dstilleries It
was more than ordinarily appropriate when setting
the foretopgallantsail to sing:
'"Oh, whiskey is the life of man,
Whiskey, my JOHNNY;
Oh, whiskey made me what am,
Oh, whiskey for my JOHNNY.
Eyes, whiskey made me sell my coat,
Whiskey, my JOHNNY;
Oh, whiskeys what keeps me afoat,
Oh, whiskey for my JOHNNY"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-11-06
(By Associate Press.)

With the American Armies in
France, Nov. 5.-There is battle OF
wits as we'll as of guns along the
American front in the mountainous
Lorraine country near the southeast
ern end of the western front. Ger
mans try to deceive the American in
telligent officers by moving their ma
chine guns and batteries to new po'
sition every night.
The Americans solved this problem
by using a series Of tracing maps
which may be made daily and suped-
imposed upon one another. When
to which the guns have been moved
are indicated. Then comes the op
portunity for the American artillery
these are compared, the various point
to do this work upon them.
This system has proved very valu
able in locating the heavy batteries
behind the German lines.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-11-06
TOMATOES IN BIG LOTS TO
BE USED BY U. 8. FIGHTERS
Army, Navy and Marine Corps VIII
Need 40 Million Dozen Cans for
the Coming Year

Jacksonville, Nov. Arrange
ments have just been made whereby
the army, navy and marine corps are
to take As per cent of the entire pro-
duction of canned tomatoes In the
United States, the War Department
announces. This is based upon esti-
mates Of the pack being from 1S,5O0,-
600 to 100000 cases of No. 3 to-
matoes, two dozen cans to the case.
The government will require about
$500 carloads of a thousand cases
each. II would take a freight train
nearly sixty miles long to move this
quota. More than rs per cent OF the
total government requirements will be
used by the army.
An old army sergeant detailed to
the subsistence division, states that
he once kept a lot Of tomatoes for
four years, and that they were in
splendid condition at the end Of that
time. However, tomatoes cannot be
kept so long at this time, due TO the
incessant demand for canned toma-
toes from the men overseas; the pri-
mary use being in soups and as a
means Of quenching thirst in the front
line trenches. All tomatoes used by
the army are very carefully inspected,
rejection being made Of those which
do not meet the full requiremnts OF
the army specifications. During the
week just passed more than fifty car
loads Of tomatoes were rejected By
the subsistence division as not being
of the quality demanded for the fight
ing forces.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-11-06
GIVES AWAY THE PLOT

The most foolish thing about some
advertisers of moving picture houses
is the plan Of playing up the entire
plot Of the play. 1t is like reading
the synopsis Of novel--or perusing
the final chapter Of volume before
1t has been reached In consecutive
order-or making proposal to the
Sweet object Of affection" before one
knows whether the Deity or the drug
gist furnished the complexion.
hate to see in the columns Of any pa
per the entire plot Of any produc.
ton. It's all right to say that there
are some mighty good scenes, and
there are spots where one sits right
up and commences wigwag to him.
self, or where the floor is SO damp
with tears the next morning that the
sweeperet is not required to spread
about wet sawdust before sweeping
and dusting; but / don't desre to
know what is coming next" And
the general public doesn't wish to
know, either.-Thorn in Palm Beach
Post.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-11-06
MINISTER'S TO TEACH FARMERS
Methodist Church VIII Spend S5,0OO,'
900 on Training Rural Parsons

New York, Nov. 5.-To help make
farming profitable and rural life en-
durable for the farmer, his wife, his
sons and daughters, the Methodist
Episcopal church has undertaken to
spend $5,50O,000 in training rural
ministers to teach scientific farming
and develop social activity in coun-
try districts. The purpose as an
nounced by the Board Of Home Mis-
sions and Church Extension is to keep
the farmers on the farm and thus
help win the war.
Dissatisfaction with country life, 2,
is declared, has caused decrease OF
rural population in Ohio, Indiana,
Iowa, Missouri, Vermont and New
Hampshire. The boys and girls will
not stay on the farm when high wages
are to be earned nearer the moving
picture theaters.
To combat this, the Methodist
church is planning to send many OF
its best men to country churches, OF
which 1t has upward Of 10000. Rural
pastors are to have a special training
In agriculture SO as to help farmers
with advice. Demonstration farms
are to be established where agricul
tural colleges do not meet the needs
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-11-06
NOTICE or MASTERS SALE

Notice is hereby given that under and by
virtue Of a certain final decree rendered on
the 2Sth day Of August, 1918, by the Hon
Orable John s. Edwards, Judge Of tho Tenth
Judicial Circuit Court Of Florida, in and for
Polk county, In the case Of Lizzie Robinson vs.
C. X. Sidman and Lillian |. sdman, / will
sell at the front door Of the court house In
Barlow. Florida. at public cutlery. TO the
highest and best bidder, for cash, for tho pur-
pose Of satisfying said decree and costs, on
the sflrst Monday In December, A. u. 1918,
same being the End day Of said month"; and
legal sales day, between the hours Of II
o'clock a. m. and o'clock D. m, the fol-
lowing described land in Polk county, Florida,
to-wit: The north thirty-seven t37) feet on
Of Lot seven ~ eight ts) and nine t9) Of
Block seven ~, Of Scheioman's Survey OF
Lakeland, Florida, according to the recorded
plat in the public records OF Polk county,
Florida. c. NJ. WIGGINS,
Special Master in Chancery.
S024-K B-Wed
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-11-06
Million Pounds OF Bread
Baked Daily III American
Camps In France

American Advance Zone, France,
Nov. 1.-Two thousand soldier-bakers
turning out million pounds Of bread
a day-this is the vast and animated
work one sees here at the American
Army field bakery, which supplies the
staff Of life to the American army In
the entire area Of the advance zone.
1t is a bakery of tents, unlike the
ordinary bakery within brick walls
and with whizzing machinery, but q
field bakery right out in the open air
and open fields, half . military en-.
campment and half an industrial city,
and like all army camps capable Of
being picked up and transported to
another point In q few hours.
A city of tents marks the site II
this huge camp bakery. along the
country roadside about a mile outside
of the cities Of the advance zone
nameless as are all places in the zone
OF advance. The camp stretches
over many acres, lately ploughed
ground of big farm, but now hum
ming with the activity Of a huge pro.
ductive enterprise. Above the tents
one sees countless smoke-stacks Of
the bake-ovens, belching black smoke.
and in the open air hundreds of SOL
diers, stripped to the waist, bending
over the huge masses of dough, and
hundreds more manipulating the
loaves in the huge battery of ovens.
The daily bread train was about to
start for the front as we arrived. Al
though the camp is in the fields, yet
spurs of railway have been run along
side, and along the whole front gets
Its supply with unfailing regularity.
The train was nearly half mile
long, with some so box cars loaded
solid from floor to roof, 10000 pounds
to the car, or million pounds Of
bread to the train.
Near by another train was dis.
charging huge stacks of flour straight
from American wheat fields and mill.
ing centers Of the west and north.
west. 1t comes in SO and 14O pound
sacks, of the best standard grades
for nothing is too good for the food
of the fighting man. OF late, how,
ever, said the escort, some of this
flour from far western points has not
been up to the highest standard, in
dicating that the rush of an enormous
shipment had led to falling off IN
quality.
The soldiers laboring among the
flour sacks have now begun to lool
themselvs like flour sacks, for they
have adopted strange uniform II
which the empty f1our-sacks take the
place of sleeveless shirts. The sacks
are slit at the side for the arm-holes
They are Of rough white bagging
much cooler the men say than the
army undershirt. Each sack ha!
flaming red and blue letters Of III
brand, and so as they work arr
resplendent with the whole rang,
of American -four brands In thell
flour-sack shirts.