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$4,000 TO $4,000
STOCK MERCHANDISE.
enc hAf rTIIIH moi An

s0T on THE DOLLAR
Dry goods, clothing. shoes. hats, no.
tons, etc. located on main line Santa
Fc roilrund. 90 miles from Oklahoma
city: s. 900 is new stock; the business
I'm good running order and doing n
very satisfactory business; n you are
In the market get In touch with Us at
once: must be sold this moth
ROSS T. THOMAS n SONS co,
Walnut t6i SUy-l0 Campbell lpdg
ABOUT 100 nnt folding chairs toperaD,
Merteus Texas. as good Hs new. make
me offer. one Powers GA machire, motor
COmpenS arc. etc. complete Rt bargain
machine stored for inspection Southern
Equipment Co. Dallas, Texas. X O.
Hooks Mertens, Texas
FOR SALE or exchange. small stock Of
general merchandise, stock md fixtures
invoice about s. 900, act at once BOX q,
Look, ha, Okla.
WANTED -Ruyer for cnI In Lhwtun,
Okla. seating forty people; $1,000 cash
~ will consider good trade for land or
city property Ma. care oklahoman.
WILL SELL cafe and hotel FOR $500 or
will take Ford on part n IT. Ward.
Edmond Okla.
WANTED TO RENT Small roomlnE
house or hotel furnished In good oh
town. mhi he money-maker. L-H
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE at once. the best money pak-
ing roOming house IN the best oil Town
In Oklahoma rooms always rented at 81
per night, easy terms John Garibaldl
QUAY Okla
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The Ross Crandall Co.

ilO ACRES, STOCK MD FAEMlNU
IMPLEMENTS, ONLY 5000
good broom house, barn. chicken
house, corn crib. wells orchard. etc
COWS; chickens. horses. wagons and all
farming machinery. Tor only 5000. to
10 a country where crops never fail and
tho climate very delightful on main line
Frisco, Springfield 20 Memphis. II miles
west ot Mammoth Springs, Fulton couu-
49, Ark
moss L. THOMAS a SONS co
walnut lGi S0s-in Campbell Bdg.
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GARAGE for sale full of
storage cars, years
lease ON building. Phone
Maple 2272, S06 West
GRAND.
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BEST paving cafe and rooming house In
town Of 1000 and military training
camp; everything equipped and In good
running order: will sell or trade for Ford.
half down and balance on easy payments;
selling amount NuO H. II ward. Little
owl cafe. Edmond Okla
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HOTEL for sale, forty rooms, running
water and private baths In good Kan
sns tom OF 5000. doing good business
Hnd good reason for selling $40 900 cash
will handle balance like rent. Box $50,
Nevada. Mo
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TYPEWRITER AND OFFICE
EQUIPMENT.
MACHINERY AND SUPPLIES.


4-s--ee--r.---->Hs-y Hs-yeHe--re~s~r ~r~-=r-~~e-Nsy-n
FOR shLE-5o H. +. Ressomcr CONNER
Cial gas engine Good as new. with
generator. exciter, air pump, tank, switch
board. belts, etc, price $4,000 Would
sell engine separate Electric Light and
Power Co, Homlny. Okla.
rEEST MACHINE WORKS co.
S03 East Grand Ave,
Repairing machinery, rcborlng auto
and gus engine cylinders wclding. ofhL,
Ing. Togfludng and COrruEating mil
rolls PROMPT and efficient service.
CONCRETE MIXERS. HOSTS. ROCK
CRUSHERS CARRIED IN STOCK
FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY.
WYLIE BROS. co.
s76 WEST GRAND
Motors and Generators
repaired, bought, sold;
work guaranteed. Phone
Walnut 93. Oklahoma
Electrical Co., Oklahoma
City.
FOR SALE-- Electric motors ana gen,
repairing. Electric Repair Co. 2lO N.
Harvey
4. " WHITE, electric motors aEd gen
orators i9I W Rene. Oklahoma city.
okla; phone Walnut 6222
LAUNDRY MACHINERY FOR SALE
Casn or credit Paul u. Graham, care
D.uks Parrish laundry
FOR SALE-Motor- generator set. motor
=, 6O cycle, 22o-yolt, 3-h p; generator 60
volt. 80 amp; ! motor generator, bo-volt
10 amp; these machines are made by
General Electric Co and In good condl-
tion. Guthrie Storage Battery Co,
Guthrie, Okla
FOR SALE- Machine shop. we'll equipped
for light machine work. also some
Woodworking machinery. Inquire NJ 2lO
broadway.
! FOR SALE-Nt AyHnt Okla. new stan
durd derrick. complete. used once,
900 feet 2-inch water pipe: 5000 feet
Inch Wns pipe, i10u feet ca casing
good gasoline pump and engine new; 2aU
ulrrui tank. 800 frut tubing ana RODS
everything iu first class condition, Will
gyl all or part at reasonable prices. "
| taken at once Cail 33I. Enid. Okla
Commission Sales 60 Make us a bid.
FOR SALE-7 X ". y. C. gen gntor and
. II r. gas engine and switch board
/ ono l2I X ". n. g. generator one
| 21-inch reversible clutch Shamrock
| Electric Co. Shamrock, Okln.
FOR SALE-Ah kinds oi electric pianos
and orChestrons Ht your own price
/ Shamrock Electric Co, Shamrock. okla
| FOR SALE-3.TON WHITE TRuCK-lt
| has a trplcx hoist and u box suitable
! Tor most any kind II heavy hauling The
/ truck has been run about y months and
| ie as good ss new, Tor service. You know
| the service and lie Of a White truck
! owner leaving FOR service In tho war de
! pnrtmeut and will sacrifice this high.
/ class Job for 81 500, which Is less thar
/ ouc- third of us value You must aC
/ quick II you pick up this exceptional bbr
| glin Phone Walnut 1909 90S W gard 81
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USED CARS
UsgdCar Exchange

Used Car Exchange
We ar, listing below few real bar
eUIut that we urp offering for your con-
.IuprHtion TODAY Look them over and
then lrt us chow you their real worth.
EHkrr electric Boo hrst-C class con-
d.uou. this CDr has had the best
OF care and win max, eplcu-
dd car fUr the lady NJ the house
this winter ......... ............f 'No
l-ua.7curoI 11li Jordan fp,elsror,
EOUd tires wire wheels. I'm excel
lrui condition in every way,
worth more than ...s.... ...... NlAOi
'"lN Oakland touring. good tires.
mechanically perfect ............f JhN
iHIS SudubukCr six. touring, paint
Euul. fItr tires ................. 800
lJiT Nupersou eight touring car,
newly painted. good tires. and
engine iu perfect condition ......t 9tl
! Chevrolet touring. 1917 model
! worth more than ..... ............f SO
| Overland. 5-gisgouEHr touring.
model tH-NoN this is regular
| err .......... .......... .......N t5i
/ Oakland roadster new, never been
! driven. these cars just advanced
500 boz price this week, our price
sflll tho suwc ..... ............ fl,Oiu
] Ouhuud sedan new. never driven,
also advanced 500. our price .. ~ ,2nO
Chandler rhumwy roadster > wire
wheels. cord tires; only driven
1000 miles. re- real huN......... u, ,l'l
lmpmo'I. tourug l1lG model,
good tires. : ,Nirn; u'WlN paint.
fN - ".H
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
OR TRADE.

AZ you want to buy or sell or trade any
thing call on W. H. Cnttenden. 4os
Campbell Bldg
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WY 20 H0loO acres for 1880. M acrca
WY dNYU. IN cultivation; all good
land. good wells. i-room
box house and foundation Tor bank barn.
good l0-acrc orchard. help II gone and
they are too old 10 work the place. good
terms; pickup for someone. listing
1883 See Ilarrell Farm Dept. Residence
Phone Maple 2S7j
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS.

STOVES connected and repaired, we
pay more for furniture. 222 w. Reno.
Phone Maple 1903.
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STOLEN AUTOMOBILES.
ooo.n REWARD. what's ASometO' SIS


For Ford touring car stolen from Main
street oct 8. license No. lOS42l, dent In
back and smashed rear fender. notify
Sheriff g. T. Johnson, or ., II. Holland,
2O7is s Walker
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Texas
New Mexico.
Kansas.

SOME bargains, 400 acres $40 per acre;
800 acres, t5 per acre: $50 acres, t2s, 50
per acre. Al well improved farms, close
10 good markets Write for full descrip.
ton r. d. Greene. Lonston. Kan.
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.NEV5lSEZETlNEI 8 S6JI


Walnut q 2Ost, W Main 81
RIAL alfalfa. corn and wheat fapns for
sale on terms, come 10 Jones Okla. rs
miles northeast Of Oklahoma CITY, on IL,
Frisco railroad. let us show you farms
where five good cuttings of alfalfa have
been cut this year; corn making from 90
10 90 bushels per nrrc, wheat made 80 20
is bushels this year. cotton good and YOU
can buy on terms 10 suit you. these are
the best North Canadian bottom farms ~
the best farming district OF oklahoma,
visit 10 Jones will convince you Jonfs
CIV Realty company. Jones Okla
l6O ACRES wheat and alfalfa farm. S
miles southwest city, A. acres sown 20
wheat 20 acres alfalfa. IS acres pasture.
S-room house. large harm. windmill This
farm II close tO town and a good pro.
duccr Price ti2 900
r. ] IASBY
Fnrm Lard Dept
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OIL LAND, LEASES AND STOCK.


wANTED-Plersen Telegraph Transmtss
ter etork, Can place few shares M
price right Address n. n. care Oklaho.
man
WEST TEXAS oil letses, commercial
leases, offsets 10 drilling wells. where
opportunities like Ranger offered IA
months ago are yet open. W. HomsS
shanks, Clyde, Texas.
OIL GEOLoGisT.
Chas. N. Gould
l2ls Colcord Blig Phone Walnut tce
FOR sALE.-Aii sises OF casinss, line ana
water pipe and Star drilling rigs
American on Exchange Inc. Majestic
Bldg Mapl ~.
WANTED Hoffman OIL, Hull Copper,
Buffalo OIL, American TeleRraphona
Snmmes on, Anerthousht Copper, Ds-
poslton OIL, lInrroun Motors; will pay
cnsi. A. l.. DeIbel. Boatmen's BsNb
bldg ~ Louis, Mo
FOR SALE--A -AmaigamRte OIL stockj best
offer gets Il, $500 shares; worth 10
cents share. NJ s care oklahomaA
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rived from Paris and is called Marquis.
II has a flat, broad crown, unlike the
other crowns which are exploited, and
a straight brim which dips we'll ovor
the eyes in front and shows the hair
in the back. II Is trimmed with strips
of black and white ostrich feathers.
CHANGING over the new spring hats,
II would seem that the ostrich feather
is the most approved OF all ornamen-
tation The French have worn an i'm
mense amount of picot-edged ribbon
on their hats, especially on turbans
building them up with these ribbor
loops, to mount skyward like an Eli
fcl Tower but the American womer
have looked ON with cold disapprova
and let the idea go by
Buckles were brought out here ant
there, but we did little with them. Th,
Indian ornaments taken from the ptln
itves of all countries built in triangle
and squares and made OF colored beads
became too common to retain thel
first value
There are few attempts to use III
solid, sweeping, cavalier plume as ye
but the milliners believe that the fash
ion will come into its own next autumn
At present we are making ornaments
strips and cascades of ostrich flues.
Copyright by the Mcclure NewSpapt
Syndcate)
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Survivors Refuse
to Board Vessel
Minus Life-Boats
BY the Associated Press

AN IRISH PORT, Feb ga small
fishing trawIer returned to this port
this morning without the l42 Ameri-
cans it set out from here to take off
from the barren northcrly shore which
the Americans had reached in three
lifcboatS fourteen hours after the
TuSCania was sunk.
The skipper of the trawler told the
British commodore here that the Amerl-
can captain in charge of the party re
fused to embark his men on the trawler
because the little vessel did not carry
lifcboats sufficient to hold all Of the
troops in case the trawler was tor
pedoed,
This party, according to the captain
of the trawier, consists OF two cap.
tains and l40 men who reached the
shore a short distance from the poin
where the bodies OF forty-iour Amcri
cans were washed up yesterday The
trawler had made a perlous journey
TO reach the Americans. The sea wa
choppy but the trawler kept her course
until she reached the point where th'
Americans were marooned.
On the arrival OF the trawler tht
British authorities sent larger steam
er 10 bring the Americans to Glasgow
This vessel has sufficient liteboaS e
Make care OF the men,
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IDERED TAGS
WILL IDENTIFY
AMERICAN TROOPS
New System viii Be Adopted
by Army Feb, 20,

WASHINGTON, Feb o.--To insure
prompt identification of enlisted men
who may be killed or wounded.
numbered tag system similar TO that
In the British aud French armies has
been adopted by the war department
Adiutant General Mccain announced
last night that a number would be
stamped on the metal Identification tag
each soldier is required TO wear and
that a similar number will be placed
opposite the mans name in the war de-
partment roster.
The new system will be put into ei-
feet February 2S and thereafter oil men
entering the service will be given a
numbered tag when enrolled.
The new Identification system ha,
been In preparation for sometime and
was carefully worked out by the ad-
jutant general. Extreme care has been
taken 10 obvia,e any doubt as TO lhe
identity OF a soldier who may be KILLED
or wounded. Consecutive numbers VIII
no, be given men Of the same surname
The numbers will never be changed ana
will never be assigned to other men,
The numbers will start at one ano
continue without limit and no alpha
betieal prefix or aiiiS will accompany
them,
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P|MPLV? WELL, DON'T Be !
People Notice 1t. Drive Them
OFF With DIR. Edwards
Olive Tablets.

A plmply face will not embarra@ you
much longer il you get a package OF
Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets. The skin
should begin to clear after you have
taken the tablets few nights
Cleanse the blood, the bowels and the
liver with Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets,
the successful substitute for calomel (;
there's never any sickness or pain after
taking them
Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets do that
which calomcl does and Just as ef-
tectlyely, but their action is gentle and
safe instead Of severe and irritating.
No one who takes Olive Tablets is
ever cursed with "a dark brown taste,
bad breath, a dull, listess, no good
feeling, constipation, torpid liver bad
disposition or pimply face.
Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets arc
"a purely vegetable compound nixct
with olive oil you will know them by
their olive color
Dr. Edwards spent years among pa.
I.tients afflicted with liver and bowc
complaints, and Olive Tablets are The
immensely effective result
Take one or two nightly for a week
See how much better you feel and look
| l0c and 2Sc per box. All druggists.
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WELL & sTRoNG---
WAS A WRECK
'Tis a Very Interesting Story Louis
lana Lady Tells About What
Cardui Did For HeT. ,

Echo, La.-"For sixteen years, until
a year ago" writes MrsNJ ]. o GuerinV
er, of this place, Il suffered and SUI
fercd from all kinds of pain until | got
so rundown and weak | couldn't walk
across the room &C.. was a physical
wreck -. | kept getting worse and
worse and was confined to my bed for
three months
Then some friends of mine advised
me to try Cardui After using three
bottles .. was much improved g., In
a month was able to get up and do
a little work, and soon after was built
up, we'll and strong &C..
| used lj bottles of Cardui all to-
gether Have been we'll and strong c er
since. am giving Cardu now to my
daughter It did me so much good,
want her to try it.
am glad to be able to make this
statement so other sufferers may ot
benefited. can never be thankful
enough for what Cardui did for me.
Many thousands Of women have nae
similar experiences with Cardui' tQ'
woman's tonic.
Try it. il you suffer pain, feel run
down and weak. ,L
Cardui, taken in time, when you Zee
the first symptoms of trouble, may save
At aft druggists. (Adv)
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Allies Ministers
Soon Must Leave
Russian Capital

STOCKHOLM, Friday. Feb s-Con-
stantin Diamandi, the Rnmanian min
lister to Petrograd who is now at
Haparanda, says the diplomatic pis-
sions of the great powers, will soon have
to leave Petrograd, according to the
Dagblsd Of Stockholm. Foreign Min
lister Trotrky bad telegtaphed to, Tornea
ordering that Diamandi be sent back
to Petrogad but Trotlky's orders are
not being obeyed in Tornea now.
A bolsheyki commissioner, who came
on the same train from Petrograd with
Diamandi, and the Russian bolshevik
representative at Tornea were tried by
courtmartial by the White Guards there,
and shot.
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4I4|5
Anne Rittenhot,se !

NEW YORK, Feb. o.-The African
N ostrich must realize that the war
has come TO il. Its tail plumagc
is desired. Humane law stepped in to
prevent the use of paradise and aig-
rettes and neither France nor America
has had the ability to get hold of an ex-
pensive plumage that had 20 be obtained
at great risk, high expense and quick
delivery.
There are women who still wear
paradise, goura and all the other fan
tastic ard high.priced feathers which
were obtained at the price of blood
and pain; but they cannot buy them
now Tiey will probably keep what
they have as a precious heritage OF
other days.
II is because of the scarcity Of Ger
tain plumage that France has gone
back to her old friend, the African
ostrich, which has served the millners
so long and faithfully and done II,
duty toward womens vanity for de-
cades uncounted
The London millncrs give a differ
ent reason for their broad revival oi
the tail plumage OF their pet African
bird. Women are making so much
money who never made It before, that
they demand those symbols OF success
the ostrich feather, the sealskin sack
and the diamond solitaire ring.
Many a woman in this country has
sighed that she cannot send her dis
carded ostrich plumes to the London
shops to get three times the price fol
them that she paid, She may vel
keep them, for there is no doubt that
the ostrich feather is again leading u
fashion and that its popularity vii
grow as the season advances
One of the leading milliners OF th'
country has frankly put two long, curl
ing ostrich plumcs as an adornment 4
a new straw hat, but other mllnef
content themselves with strips, bou
Quets and puff balls that are mad
from the sprays Of the long plume.
However, II Is rumored that by Marc
we will eagerly tuck long, cavalie
plume in our hats and fare forth proud
" conscious that we are doing tue las
thing in fashion.
There was a decided rumor fror
Paris about Thanksgiving time ths
satin had had its day
However, this month OF Februar
secs it flaunt itself all over Franc
Nice and Monte Carlo, as thought
were a brand new material just di'
covered by the designers
8 Black satin hats have taken the plat
S Of velvet ones, and they are trlmmC
with various kinds OF ornaments mad
from ostrich pumcS.
The sketch shows one that has a
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-09
Jitney Warships
Grow Overnight
in Ford's Factory

WASHINGTON. Feb. o-The keel
of the first of the new type Of patrol
boats to be built by the Henry Ford
company was laid Just 20 days after the
contracts. were awarded. Secretary
Daniels announced today in telling OF
rapid progress being made in the plan
to increase the nations submarine chas-
ing fleet.
The secretary said that the keel OF
the vessel which possesses many OF the
advantages Of the destroyer and other
type Of chaser, was laid Thursday and
that the side frames were ready to go
I'D
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Biggest Spy Hunt
On in New York;
One German Caught

AN ATLANTIC PORT, Feb. o
With federal agents still maintaining
silence concerning the reported capture
of German spy and discriminating evi-
dence on board the Dutch liner Nieuw
Amsterdam here yesterday, the sensa-
tional Spy hunt" on board the steamer
continued with unabated zeal today
Thirty-six men and three women, first
and second class passengers who were
taken from the liner yesterday were
still detained under guard and the work
of searching the one thousand sbeeragC
passengers was begun.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-09
RED GUARDS SLAUGHTER
GREAT MASSES OF FINNS

LONDON, Feb. 'o.-Aeeording to az
Exchange Telegraph dispatch from Co.
psnhagsn special correspondent OF
the Berlinske Tidende who succeeded
IN escaping from Helsingiofs. sends 90
his paper a wireless report which VA
not allowed to pass the Red Guard cen.
sorship. in which he says the Red
Guard have made a irightful slaughter
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-09
Wife DEFENDS
OTTO L0RENz
Says Jailed Alien Has Done
No SedItlous Talking,

Otto Lorenr, former captain Of the
Oklahoma fire department who re-
signed last night and was summarily
arrested last night by federal authori-
ties will remain in the county jail until
instructions are received by the marshal
from the president through the attorney
general. United States Marshal Newell
said this morning that il is uncertain
what mat be done with Lorenr'
NAV Be Intsrned.
II II possible for him to be interned
or he may be patoled, and one OF the
conditions OF the parole may mean a
heavy bond No one had called upon
Lorerz until late this morning when
his wife and stepdaughter secured per
mission from the marshsTs office to
see him.
While waiting at the federal build
Ing for a permit to be made out to
her she said. Il think my husbands ar
rest has been a put-up job from the
start. The boys Of the fire department
have been jealous OF him, and this has
bcsn their final step to have him
ousted. Otto has done absolutely nc
sediuous talking, and il anyone OF ouT
family could possibly he accused OF ek-
pressing their opinion too freely II
would be me
Wife Knits For Red Cross.
I'VE supported all patriotic move
ments, subscribed TO the Liberty loans
Red Cross and now the rnrift stamp.
have been knitting socks and othei
articles for the soldiers, but | have no
been doing all OF these things in public
as a lot Of people do just to get pub
licity II | were to go up TO the Ret
Cross rooms and anything would e
wrong the people would blame 1t on 4
me because we we're both formerly o
Germany would like to see and
dare anyone TO come out and prov
that they heard my husband make an
; seditous statements,
"I know that they will not hold m
husband loug and of course ] cannl
blame the federal authorities for taxi
: ing the steps they have, These al
! war-times and If any one makes r'
I ports like these TO the officers the
t have to be followed up
The Wa Savings campaign d,
r signed 10 ncrc~se the average OF tn
u country to point undreamed Of
IS Gaining ursat hpadwAy
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MINISTER OF SHIPPING
NAMED IN CANA

ST. JOHNS, N. +, Feb p
critical has the shipping situation
come in Newfoundland that the q
efnment has decided TO create a n
i,try Of shipping TO exercise cont
until the end Of the war
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-09
STEEL BUSINESS SHOWS
q. INCREASE FOR MONTH

y NEW YORK, Feb. o-Unfilled or
s,r, Of the United States Steel corpora
s;on on. January 81 we're oN7,SS5 tons.
sseording 10 the corporations monthly
abatement issued today This IS an ".
rrease of o6,l5s tons compared with
the orders on Decerber ".
War Savings Stamps--the answer Of
: great democracy for a democfatie
form Of government security
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Of srea, masses Of Finnish people
have been pIundering and killing
most brutal mannef
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War Sayings Stamps-the answer OF
great democracy for a democratic
form of government security.