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The Knoxville independent. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1918-10-12
Orphaned.

$50 your wife has taken up golf,
too?" Eyes, our children are now
golf orphans"
The Knoxville independent. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1918-10-12

Opportunity and vacant lots must be
improved to make them profitable.
The Knoxville independent. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1918-10-12

Try Freezone! Your druggist sells a
tiny bottle for few cents, sufficient to
rid your feet Of every hard corn, soft
corn, or corn between the toes, and
calluses, without one particle of pain,
soreness or irritation. Freezone is the
discovery of noted Cincinnati genius.
The Knoxville independent. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1918-10-12

Only good brass band can play all
the airs the drum major puts on.
The Knoxville independent. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1918-10-12
Naturally.

"He has heart Of gold and will
of steel"
'He must be a man of mettle."
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-12-19

tGpGlliIen tobtelunSa fautta. 81 Of
Tut naifeaa tutustna Seutporiin. aiats
tell 2ilian. eit6 bGrt6 oIlenfaan ibs
metptt1npt, eta t~peliiemfin mielestd
6eripor oil min bausfa. Yieni bill
iainen maalaistptt0 flinteai mieIeI.
liam ia snfpitieen beiban bdusioid
fesfnsteInitann. - erman oil, niins
tiiin taipaIlista, ipiIffain, mitta 2is
Iian OF buonlaaipindan, ettd @osto
ia Serlpor oIitpai Iifeiiemmdt tuttas
mai iesfenaan. Slitpntban be mbSs
ldbemp1nd iciliaan ifGGnidtin n1bber
il fen ipuofii oil beiIla monta b9teiss
ii 6a~rrn5tisia.
,.Onfp gtpert 10 motfustannit?'
tpIGSi German, narttien bptpdlId ba-
lula fabpia ia mditffaita Ieitpofiia.
oGi. ban OF main iIfpna faupltl,
eilla Nonrabin fansia, = tieoatbdr
fertflmnte, jo:a opistelee llppiaIas'
ia", Ielitti Serpor. "Sdn tuli tois'
ia pdiipGnd ia ipiipbnee tdGGId. fun'
nes @ipertin Iomasnifa on pGGttpnpt
SitGpnitii. -. tuosiabm be iuarmaar
tuleipattin."
'Opi aufeni iamasia, ia moGemma;
nuorufaiiet astuttpat biioneeieen
Observation-Disclosures gtpert of bp'
min SiiarenIa ndf6inen. Seirld iuma
malIafin of iamalIaiiet iinifet filmd-
ia fpaalea, aaltoileipa tutta iefd ia
maaainen aipomielinen, niostelema'
ton fiptos. &ebeIIiipbs ia bpipsps
i1teilip1t Sipertin pirteistG fnspoistt
SGft rli IotiIaspuipusia. ia SiIiai
mielestddn Ell fostaan enner ollu
nGbnn. min fomeaa nliorufaista. g
eoes hanen ratas ipelienid German
tpoinut iretdG tuertoia t6Ile.
Serffu 8onrab Ell ,imtbibaat
IT., iofii Sermm fulfill bdrttd :
rdpiti paIioa fpambemmalta; ban tdp
I'll Iaiiiilmid ia bdnelld OF tdbsparta
Gillian tunfi melfein perfadtpdarfd I'D,
I'd, find bdm loi tppnen. tutfitual
tatieenia ndbtdfpdlld mieleniiinnon,
! iHeiubuniin tiiosfa pienesfd ieurasfo
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-12-19

oil Tobias pieni tpierasbnone, io>
bon iistolet iaitpat nstrd pitfam aio-
matfan p1GtDttpG. l1unisia bebtni
pielG biilos Gsfeiien ldmmitpfien idls
teen, ia bausfa i~abtpipSptd of ipals
miitii fatettrma beiodn fpastaatotta>
mistaan tpnrten. 2~eStiroiitpd 8ieIIs
man oil tlm,uettli iuuresta iiopeubes-
taau taDiiboitolaiiiaan tobtaan. @:n
tojat, iotta 10 pboen ~Iutltfanben oil
tpat niurteet bdueu Iuouaan, tpiibtbia
pGt field oitpalIifesti. Edn,G Ell fuis
tentaan o~ifeastaan Min palion ipbtne
mt roliipa @iellmnnnista itfestddn,
= iota. tpield niioreffaana ia min.
llama, tGDtti lmiren pimt aiastania
barrastlaiiin ia toirniin fooin ulfo>
puoleIIa - fiiin bGnen tbttdrestddn
Sertporista.
Scrippr oil D%boenitdinen 2ilimnii
tansIa, mutta palion bd1ten ebeIIddn
Dleiiesid febittpmiiesid. Sdn ia bds
men ipan6empi tpelienid Gtpert olttpai
tasipiiaifanam laaneet olla palion
omasia buostasiaan. 'Se plifpat ais
faiIin tottuneet pinin pGiat tulemaar
toimeen, mlitta Re rafdstitpnt futterS
fin foiania ia uniifpat oletpanfa on
neniiet IielIG. @aiffa dibiltd Ell riit,
idnbt palion aifaa BETA iparten, oil
hGn fuiter1tin alma beiodn bartadn l.
bailunfa ia beIlpptenfd ,e%itneeud.
&un gtpert, blipppilastutfinnon iiip'
! ritettuaan. I1ffi fobistn ipalmistiiaf'
ieen upieerifii, of Seripor> tunteniit
oIc!rania ipariin pffinddn ia iloitit
ettd bdn Sermanisia ia @Dstasfa IA
bpipid ia fpelieniiia bstdtpid. @dmi
taas ~puolestaan pitiipdt bdrtestd pal
Jon. gnomieIiielId. eIoifarra oIen'
nolfaan ia berttaifeIIa f%iIouoerraai
faatputti bdn mieltbnrpstd fatffier
puorerta. iotfa opptfuat bdntd titnte'
ftndn.
Ttt otti ban erittdin beIIdsti ipas'
taan 2iIianin, ionfa iit,iri fainoiis ia
iunIrista pifentmin baibtlii bdnen %
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-12-19

latin bdnen abferunttndn. 8Gst6 oil
bbt1 ab.era, mitta tnitista tpiIpitt0s
mistG ponnistutiista buolimatta buo-
mali 5dn MA oletuania ,.tatapaiulla"
ia tdn,i buoIestutti b6ntd unrest.
"Sospain padiiiiu Groom matematii-
fasta ia fp~iiitasta", tualittt ban.
.Saiiitteban nGbS6, ettsn oIiii niinz
ida,t t3bn,d I%ilIoin; mt Ell eboi oifein
iptpsnipG mibinfddn." Ritta 5ers
ipor rob.aiii hartd Iaftaamatta; tune
TIL alma ci:eit belpptniieIta iaaoa
.:ibt.i bG,,cn t,oi;ia. bstGauS .i;Sia f1s.
tpoiaan, paipneend fouIatp0sta totiiu
-palatssic.
Costa mie.isfs!i tdta ia pali.n
ataa:a .:rdni r;Di. ,G.in tetpGtsi.,
tuella tirfosta pnlatesfaan. 3dn OF
onut il~tafirfosla, fila ndiben irimas
lmpalipelusien raliballista biiaiiuuts
ia bdu rafasti, buolimatta fiitd, ettd
fumppalit rIein piIttaiiipat b6nen
iiurta ,,tirtolIiiuuttaan."
&ot;in palattuaan tapaii ban Ser>
tporin etebiiesiG ia idpidbti bdmmds-
tpiiestd ,iilld ban iai NIT nGbb6 iel-
laista, jpta ei fosfamt emten ollui
nGbnpt. SilpeGmielinen, reipas lump,
pani itti idnettomGnG mlitta biIIits
tom6sti, Min eta nbbbtptptiet idrfps
titu6t fofp bdren ~plentoaan.
,,0tutta mitG on tapabtunut, Ger.
ipor?" bnubabti @6sta b6mmGstnnees
ma.
$ptto tatInbti bdneen. Seripprir
fastpot bebtiitpat ia iiImdt i~dibfpitpdt
mutta Fan tpiittaii ipnroittnipasti iui,
rdsbroneen otpeen. ,,$lile mufami'
fuisfaii bdn, pitien fiibtedsti Japan
pddIleen ia batin padbdnid, 1men'
fddmme bettiietii tdtuelemddnj jog H.
niiIIa on aifaa."
@osta ieuraii bdntd uastaaniato'
malta, ia bbbesid be fttfe meniapdt
raitballiieen firttotarbam. Sieri
oil @ostalIa tapar,a uiein idbod. ifri
bdn mielerIadn tdbsfenteIi notben III
! sitisten bautiien fpdtiIId, idttdiSel
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-12-19

puioen ala. @asfaana IeSSfi tpiela
Ilrnipeitto b~iliaisten bautsfunpnien
pddlld, mutta ie lifdii main ir1laIlisa
ta biIiaiSmutta. SieII6 tGGlIG totoit
iofu bartapatias tai risti ~fssltoiien.
Ilmten tesfeItd. Re nGbttipxt ibns
ailtG ia toItoilta, paIion toIisumailta
tnin tpaltoifet funrmlt. ioihen bli pnis
ben buirteiiet oiiat noriasti ia iuo.
inten taipnituaf.
8n,lart filti Sertror nitpan GGnes
t5nnd @Sstan tpierelld, ia potta o.
botti tiibteGsti faaba tietG6 1bpn Ode
men murbeeSeenia. Oil min tu4patons
ta nGbbG Seripopin nlielen boriubtd-
neen tainpainostaan, ionfn tSboen
Dan tinii ~oleipania perrin bnolestunilt.
Sertporilla of miiitoin alma tapata
utpomieliiesti ia tuttaapalIifesti IL
maista bGnelle aiatrtienfa, muttd
mt bdn oil ipaiti. 8ibboin oil @6sta
%tpoinut obottaa faremmin, ipaart tell
toistomiSeen iannan fpipmbfien: "Wtiit
ia, iano NIT iumminfin, Sertpor, mic
ia on tapa6tunit?"
,,Oifein birtue6tdl" buababti tpts
to fii6feasti. .,&iti ndet nifoo men,
nG uirSiin naimifiin."
,,SGti @iellmanfo?" fanmalft
@5sta bdrniIIddn.
Sntfetaen. 2
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-12-19

..Weinne on aifomis ldbtea bliop-
pilaStuttinnon iuoritettra?" fpfpi
bdn Sermanilta, fun fesfuSteIu iobtui
tGbGn aineetecr.
ySidni tabtcc minua i~atfamaan o.
pintoiani lippfalasfa'', pastaii tdmd
biufan ~eparoiben. $3.50.
,,aeutta iiudbdn, German, tabboit
tula iotilaatiil' buuoa5ti gapert
fiibfe1sti.
.lSa iin,i tattoo min,in ritpeamaa,,
papifii", ipastaii Serman foltosti.
gfuert oil iuiri paastdmGiiiuddr,
iuistaan ionfiiu fiiipaaar %buomautiifs
fen, miitta ianalIa tnli bd1l fntinb.
|taneefii 2ilianin tummiin, tpataipiin
filmiin. iotta tiistaniien Ietpottomass
ii fatielipat bdneen ia ipelieen. San
malhoi fo5ta mielenid ia alfoi gstas
iudlliies.i ia iIoiSesti pribella miista
aIioista. E'ffu ipieraan mieltd ian
eli iuinfaan tabtonut pabofftaa; ia
bGn ieurusteli iitte meIfein tofp pai<
tpdn 2ilianin fansia. faifin tatpoin
foettaen iaaba bdten oloanfa min
baustafli FUN mabboIlista. = 2ilios
nilla oIttin obottnmattoman balisfa.
ia bditen fpbdmenid oil tdbund ilois-
ia tiitolliiuutta, finn bdn ieuraatpa-
na pdiipdn6 idlleen istri reesid fos
tim palamasia. German ia @osta,
/, Seripor ia ierftu ieifotipat portailla
|tdbeIIdan h~uistuttaen idGbptpdiiitii;
militia gwert ii,otii ipdbdn mattaa
Id5tii6in reen tpiereIlG fatloafleen os
Tito ndnb buoIenifesti fddrittp 9ilias
min %pmp6rirIe.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-12-19
~ 20 NII't
Tahtivaloss
2ertontus Nasriiolle.

tpasten naaarlad tuimasfi porotti.
Ntutta - nietfdsia oil ibmeen iba<
naa. @astaina ~tSgun0tiiud riippui
lunri ipn.isfd puisia. iottd beifoisia
fulrtualosia ia aitaiiesia aanubdmds
rdsid foboiitpat mabtatuina iattiIdiiis
ma molenmin puolin eteenpGin Iintuii
iuaa refeG.
Yiffu Gillian CT laattanlit tperbotd
fasnoiaan, ipaitfa p%atfanen firtpeli
bipiasiG. Sanen taptpi iaaoa fatiels
Ia ia naittia tapiin %iiemutiin pnpd-
rist0lIG nallitieipasta ibanulbeste.
German ia @Dst6, onbm tGmG cis
fem limottu mao'', buloabti ban.
o@i tosfam tdalld ole min fainista
feidlld, mutta jog oliiin btfindni min
tparmam peCtdiiin! Snbm tamd
fiipn..."
uytiin, fuit iattiIGisten bopeabobs
ieinen lima. Gillian, fesfebtti @5ss
Ia, bpmbinen iiiaren burmaltfiene.
.,gi Min" ~tuastaii Gillian ipafa.
iuasti, ,,tpaan ipieId palion pletp6ms
|fddl"
oEieodn fen, Gillian, IauIui Cos
ia, ibainen >eOesid Ieenapad ndfbG
.Se on fuin adreton, llama temppeli
iosia SimaIam enfelit oipat pdrtiiois
na ppbdsfd puipusiaan. @ipd olii
olIcntam folttoa ola Dfiin66n bel.
oGn parislaam, 2iliani" ,,Weinuc
fuitentin peIottaiii, @osta, . fen.
tdboen sttd be otuat min pp6dt-"
,,Gipatfiiin opetuslapiia firfastus'
fpitorelIa, ioffa iuiiresti peIidstbiipdt'
ms5nii ipeIi. mietistellem. .,Sind o.
let fpIId oifeasfa Gillian, MIND usfoi
mtelfein iarnoit fiiin findfin."
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-12-19

Bustort %. ei ~mbostddn l%anirnnt
oe,pesnpda aEtasta. Rienen pilfabSuis
fen epaiasstd ia epdtpaunuutta oil
tpdiupou pld6e tobelIatin berdttdnpt
gb6nen SisrtsSaan. Ieittta pastori ..
loli pbd ebelleen omisfa iilmisidan
(itsi tpifias, ipilpitou ia benseIiiesti
~tpalistru1,t beufiIo, ettei bGn. antas
nut itieGdn tamdn aiiun iaattaa
enempdi letuuttomatii. 5an tieii Sill
rudlan taboom ia aitoi ~noiloattad iitd,
fdifista Observation-Disclosures brolimatta.
SpptptpGiSertd itieenid meni ban iiis
Ietpolle.
@aafuutamarin ipiepeisiG biioneesiu
lritui Gillian. SGn bbmpili lapiels
Iiien tpbtptudiierd unesiaan, fila
,ennen nuttumistaan oil ban tebnbt
funan bapainnon FUN @6statin: ets
td nGet tGbSet piltabteliipat piltpien
tpdlistd ia eta %purfuiIma oil laffda-
suodil pain.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-12-19

@itten nIfoifpot tnItpen tp6pdiudt:
2ilianirIe Observation-Disclosures I.
Idn ia diSin Iiiota biliaiiesia pappi>
Iasfa, t%peliiIle taas letpottomosfa mes
riiiesia %fonIusfa.
SermdniTIe OF foulitpS alma oIIut
bptpiit meuestpfieIristd, ia Idbestbtud
blioppiIastutfinto idnnusti npt tuies
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-12-19

Sbtpd betuotten nrpotdtudrtd
baltpaTra, pairaa 400 iataa poirnnn.
2dbempid tietoia btnnoista hottie
fdooo o~mistdiaIta,
1876 60. Wdnsftelb Il.
Srcnapeob. SsieI. Y
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-12-19
Wepptd,pdnd

Mpptdipana
SDtpd nouri beipos fpaIiaffcia tdbbet
aio ipebteet fefdd ia taItpia tpartem
mbptdtpdnd b~altualIa ia bbtpirld fmip-
pa ebtoirla Idbempid tietoia artaa
binnoista d. m.
Stanlep SoboIeipifi.
149 Sntberlonb atpe.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-12-19

@ttG burmaaipa malta olitdan
iuIfusten iilistesid aitaifesia aanlu-
~Ddmdrdsid. Sir%ppimdinen alafun
foisti ten tpariilIa oleipien bdapoicn
ndIistd, mllobpstaen niioen runfoien
ia often t%parioia iualfoifelIe nietofs
file. Yditoittain oliipat mama fas
Sdantumeet aitoia ipasten omituiiitii
fpipioitIi, miitta entmndfieen oIitpdt
ne faIte!pina barioffeina poiffi tien.
OH min fplmd lima, ettd Iumi fitiii
ia ipiniui reen Iaiaffisfa, ia refi nas
rabteIi iostiis befuofen dfifrifistd NIB.
tdbtfistd fen pbrfiesfd limiesteiben
Idpi tai pli. Suntri fpnd biiifan
forfcIta iossus, fiin refi of ipdbdlId
footua, tai fun pobiotuiIi lafeuffiIla
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-10
MAXWELL TRUCKS
SPLENDID RECORD
After Hard Trip TO Florida
Made Endurance Run New
York to Chicago.

| Undismaycd by any road hardship
since its uttainmeuts under the FIRST
| American Automobile association
sanction over Issued to cover truck
/ test were made n matter OF official
record, the Maxwell ton truck
which Travelled from New York 10
| Florida and return under tho require
monts OF the sanction immediately set
out on second Journey. from New
York TO Chicago. ana finished thiv
urlNe with a success record equal TO
| ITS first official demonstration.
Leaving New YORK IN mldwiutcr
ana with ono thousand miles Of the
| toughest snow and icc-rovered road
In front Of IL that motor product
ever has been called upon TO ucgu-
tate, the truck plowed It's way TO
| Philadelphia. Pittsburgh cleveland
nud Detroit, pnuEiug IA IT'S home city
only long enough 10 catch It's breath
90 90 speak " again took TO the roads
| uf Michigan ana made the Detroit
| Chicago drive Of three hundred miles
10, two days The truck left Detroit
In the face Of reports from uhiopuu
| telling of IL third big blizzard In llu.
nuia. which again piled the roads Win
snowdrfts deeper than were oCc.-
loned by two former storms
In Chicago the truck proved 10 he
/ n center ~ interest for hundreds of
| Chicago and other business men who
were invited to acduaint thcmsclvcs
with the record It accomplished under
the scrutiny ~ Americas highest in
| dependent authority. the A, a. A
AZ motor shows In Cleveland ana
petLpit the Maxwell also attracted
much favorable attention from inter
estcd business men. The car is tho
only ono In existence over TO be dec
Grated with report on performance
written out by the A A. A. This re
port, which certifles tho truck e. be
ono OF the regular stock model pro-
ductions Of the Maxwell company
constitutes what is declared Ia hc the
most sweeping endorsement n motor
~ oduct ever has won from the indo-
pendent authority. II made It's 500
mile run without any repairs and with
nothing required more than minor
adjustment TO the carburctur and the
gasoline feed line
In It's sanctioned run tho truck
more than sustained every statement
ever made In its behalf hy the Max
well company and IL repeated on this
In lis New York-Chicago midwlnter
drive. II likewise made this one
thousand mile Journey without atten-
tion Of any kind
In the two runs tho Maxwell has
gone thru more work In six weeks
than the average owner would re-
quire ~ II In two years, but despite
this an inspection OF It's parts at the
Maxwell factories revealed no meas
urablc wear In motor. transmission.
clutch or rear axle. The truck rot
similar endorsement for the dura.
bllity OF these moving parts when the
official technical examination, as re-
pulred by the a. A. A. was made In
New York at the conclusion OF the
New York Jacksonville. Fla. and re-
turn drive
Johnson's carbon remover at Union
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-10

, corporation In Detroit That otht
claims OF IT'S inventor, Dr. A. H. Ram.
age, would seem 20 be well founded il
indicated In the men who are inter.
ested IN the company. including no
loss persons than Christian Girl, d.
rector Of the war truck production
board, A. II, Goss OF Detroit. until
1910 secretary OF the Buick Motor
company. s A. Fletcher VI Indian
apolis A r. Leopold and other Michi-
gan capitalists.
In order TO avoid breach or viola
ton u contracts branches OF Ameri-
can firms located In foreign neutral
country or countries allied with the
United States are To be permitted TO
deliver goods, TO accept and pay
drafts though such acts may even In
Nolve trading with enemies or allies
of enemies This Is the substance OF a
ruling recently handed down by the
war trade board, which at the same
time has provided that all such trans
actions be reported TO 1t within thirty
days OF the action, and that this per-
shall not extend to any steps
tC form new contracts that wo(.l IN
volve similar relations with fothuden
firms.
Stockholders OF the Chalmers Motor
company will I've nEked to vote at the
annual meeting " the company Feb
ruary 3, on u proposal to carry out
one OF the remaining steps In the or
ganization plan which was developed
during the summer. In the plan Of
fered, the 10000 shares OF preferred
stock will remain In the same guam
uty while the number OF common
shares without bHr value would be
reduced from $4,000 TO an even
1000.
with the usual success that attends
It's use commercially, "A motorcycle as
a means ot solving the light delivery
problem I'm record time was put into
service recently by the Paterson IN
J) Press Guardian Less than one
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-10

Tho Cadillac Motor Car company
has distributed literature among It's
distributors and dealers throughout
the world. urging them to abandon
the expression pleasure car" and use
passenger car" Instead
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-10

4 new process for extracting gaso-
line from crude petroleum, said TO
show a yield three times as great as
anv present method. is controlled by
the newly formed Boston Engineering
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-10
AUTO NEWS AND COMMENT

Aurr years OF baffled searching foI
really suitable place In which tc
hold us automobile show. st. Louis at
last has found " I'm the remodeled
Southern hotel This has lust been
turned into an exhibition place and
has been leased 70 the 81 Louis Auto
mobile Manufacturers and Dealers
association for It's show. February Is
10 .s inclusive. are the dates selected
for the event II w. Spaldug OF the
CaIllac agency Is the chairman In
charge Of the event. and Robert T..
Ice. secretary OF the association, will
manage H. II Is expected that St
Louis shows hereafter will be held in
ttc old building. which IL n local his
uric landmark. but has not been
opened for years.
The Rotary car is three " heeled
NChicl" with thrce-cylinder engine
mounted In the rear wheel and re-
tUlNiug with IL at Vnriah speeds. In
this is one OF the chief distinctions OF
the Rotary Tor In providing method
by which the driven wheel may be
rcyolvcd nt proportionatcly slower or
higher speeds than the engine an aC-
ton is secured similar to that obtained
in Tho larger trucks gearset The car
rier is of 500 pounds capacity with a
seat for the operator behind It. two
wheels forward under the carrier and
one at the rear carrying the engine.
An operating expense OF ! n cents n
mile Is indicated from tests which two
OF the machines have undergone last
ing from 10000 to 5000 miles. Gas
vine mileage is olaced at SO miles Ia
she gallon. and tire mileage at 1000
miles. three-inch tires being used on
UO-iuch wheels. In placing the engine
directly on the axle II turns. n further
point OF power economy is claimed for
the new design.
\ new process for extracting gaso-
line from crude petroleum. said to
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-10

Johnson's carbon remover Rt Union
Tire A. Rubber Co. Phone 77.---Adv.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-10-11
Cheer Our Soldier Boys.

''The army lives On letters" is the way the
boys at the front ard in the camps put it, and
when these longed for envelopes with the home
postmark contain pictures of homefolks they go
far iowa, ds making lighter hearts and happier
sons Mother, Father. Sister, Wives and Sweet
hearts write the soldiers often Buy Kodak
and you can send them a picture of the family
every week with very little cost have nice
folder to put them in, and your soldier will always
have your picture with him.
Frame his picture in the best. Get one of our
/. handsome silver photo frames. Give your soldier
boys picture a dignifed setting and place it on
your dresser or writing desk where your eyes can
rest upon it every morning and evening.
Honor your soldier. boy with a service flag.
Hang it in your front door.
Call and see nay stock of stationery, photo and
Identification card holders and photo frames.
can also make frame for your family group and
camp pictures. Will be glad to have you inspect
my line.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-10-11
ENGLISH HARD TO MASTER
American Says Tommy Talks Rapidly
and Uses Vastly Different
Pronunciation.

Mansfield, O.-aIt is hard to get used
to the speech Of both the English and
the other allies, as the English Tom
mics speak rapidly and have vastly
different pronunciation" wrote Ser
geant Norman W.. Burneson, in a let
ter just received by friends here, tell
ing of his experiences at the front.
Another thing that puzzles the Yam
KEGS over there is the value of coins.
Many amusing arguments, he said
arise over making change. "But the
Americans usually get all that is COM
ing to them," he wrote.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-10-11
CHAIN HUNS TO GUNS
They Don't Like the Marine
Brand Of Fighting.
@DevIl Dog" Tells In Letter Home OF
Some Wonderful Cases ct
Gameness.

Chicago.-Word has been received
from Dana B. Thrasher, with the Sixth
regiment of the United States ma
rines, telling Of the fighting on the
west front in France, in which his
regiment took part. The young NJ
rine expresses deep admiration for his
fellow fighters and advises q blow in
the nose for the man who calls the 7.
NJ. G. A. men slackers.
sI have seen some wonderful cases
Of gameness. We were lying in q
ravine one day when the Germ was
shelling. An American fell down on
top of us with both legs shot off. All
he said was: I'm sorry to bother you
guys Can you beat it?
zone day we were lying In support
and were pretty tired, for we had been
In for q good many days. Our lieu
tenants came back from headquarters
and passed the word that for the last
three days the newspapers in France,
England and the States were full Of
nothing but the United States marines.
We were so glad to hear that that
we felt like arising and strolling into
Berlin.
"I suppose you are reading about
the marines successes and telling
everybody, Il told you So 1 do not
like to brag, so / will only say that
there may be better fighting men in
the world, but up to date no one has
ever heard Of them. We have been
through some hard fighting lately.
After the first four days the Germ
had to chain his men to the guns.
''Take of your hat to the 7. NJ. G. A.
Il anyone tells you they are slackers,
hit him right on the nose. They were
up on the line with stretchers and
smokes.
''I have not been scratched yet. II
seems like q miracle"
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-10-11
GREAT SUFFERING IN CHINA
Next to impossible to Get Foreign
Goods into Country, Says
American.

Seattle, Wash.-It is next to impos.
gible to get foreign goods into China,
according to ]. Stavers, who is here
from Shanghai, where he represe~ts
an American Oil company. While there
fs no great suffering in China, he says
prices are high and the posrtr classc>
find ii difficult to live.
Tho revolution IL China and the 8"
mandS OF I'll. '+ 3@e rrSa
sibse for this ;.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-10-11

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