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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-09
|. & N. MUST PAY BACK
OVERCHARCE ON IRON

WASHINGTON, May 9.-In a supple
mental report handed down today in
the case OF the Sloss sheffield and
Iron company and other Southern steel
Companies against the Louisville 4
Nashville Railroad company and other
carriers, the interstate COM
mission decided reparation must be
made by the carriers on all shipments
sine 1910 under rates which the COM
mission held to be unreasonable.
The commission decreed that rates
on pig iron In carloads, from Southern
blast furnaces TO Ohio river crossings
and to certain points In Central Freight
association territory, We're, between
April II, 1910, and October /, 1914, UNI
reasonable to the extent OF SO cents
per long ton, Rail and water rates
to interior New England points be-
tween April II, 1910, and June rs, 1918,
were held to be unreasonable to the en-
tent that they exceeded rates based
on $3.50 per long ton from the Birming-
ham district to Boston, Mass, or Provi-
dence, II, l., plus n handling charge OF
40 cents per long ton, plus rs per cent
of the local rates beyond contemporary
euosly In effect.
In holding that r%eparation must be
made the commission ruled that the
statute OF limitations could not be In
voked to prevent the refund. The car
riers were ordered and the shippers
were asked to prepare statements on
which the amount will be decided.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-09
Are You Awaiting
The Great Crisis?
n So, Do Not Allow the Time TO Pass
h With Mature Unaided.

Women who give nature a helping
hand during the period OF expectancy
find that when the time arrives for ba-
hy's coming It Is approached and passed
with infinitely less pam and Danger
Thousands of women Tor over half n
century have learned that In the time
honored preparation, Mothers Friend,
they have a grateful, relaxing, pene-
trating remedy, the use of which makes
II possible for them to so through
childbirth without the usual nausea,
nervousness, bearing down and stretch
ing pains, and that through It's use the
hours at the crisis are fewer and of
much less pain and danger,
Mothers Friend penetrates the mus
Giles, rendering them plant and easily
governed by the demands OF nature,
They relax gently and bring happy days
and calm, restful nights, AS the result
the crisis is passed with greater ease
and In less time, the breasts are kept
IN good condition and the skin is made
and kept soft and free from hlemishes.
Write TO the Bradfield Regulator
Company. Dept, =, Lamar Building, At
lanta, Georgia, for their Motherhood
Book. and obtain a bottle OF Mothers
Friend from your druggist today and
thoroughly fortify yourself for the com
ing event.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-09
TEACHERS ELECTED,

HICKMAN, KY, May Q. (Spl.)-At
a meeting of the Hickman school board
the following teachers we're elected for
the coming school year: For Hickman
ellege, Prof. j. NJ. Calvin, principal;
]. d. Miller, high school, and Miss
Annie Sharon, Mrs. Mary Barbour, Miss
Lora Brock, Mrs. Avee Jurney, Miss
Matte Mai Seay, Miss Mildred Ramage,
Mrs. Bessie Howell. Miss Light Faris
and Miss Marguerite Fuqua, music
teacher. Two new teachers, taking the
place Of Miss Mary Prather and Mrs.
Ola johnson, who were not applicants,
are Miss Ruth billiard, OF Water Valley,
KY, and Miss Christine Waterfield. Of
Brownsville, Tenn. They have not yet
been assigned. There is also yet a
vacancy In the high school to be filled.
For the West Hickman school the fol-
lowing were elected: Mrs. Van Fuller,
Mrs. Lena Parham, Miss Vivian Cald-
well and Miss Rubye Seay.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-09
Prices of Acid Phosphate.

In the case OF acid phosphate the
wholesale price In New York remained
at SIS per ton from February, 1918, to
October of the same year. In Novem-
from December to February II was SIT,
in March 1851, and in April $16.22
The average retail price per ton as re-
ported by the county agents in the
New England states was $3.50; in
Pennsylvania, $29,32; in the east north
lantic states, $26.25; In the east south
central states, $2S. S7, and in the west
central states, $40. so.
In the three counties in Massachu-
sets the average retail price per ton
ranges from $27 to $3l, so; in five coun-
In Connecticut from $25 to $37; in eight
counties In Pennsylvania from S27.65 to
$Sl,25 in 3S counties in Indiana from
$3.50 to $35; in 81 counties in Tennes-
see fro y $25 to $3.50; In ~ counties in
Alab, from $22 to $50; in ~ counties
In Arkansas from S25,l5 to $40; in 81
counties in Georgit from $3.50 to
$40, 10; in IS counties in Kentucky from
$24,25 TO $40; In AZ counties in Louis
lana from $22 to S34. so; in Al counties
in Mississippi from SEA to S35; in 20
counties In West Virginia from $2S.75
to $S2; in SO counties in Virginia from
s2l rs to S42, so; in 81 counties in North
ties in Florida from s2l to $40; in %
counties In South Carolina from sci to
$2s, and in IL counties In Maryland
from $24 to $3.50, These prices are all
based upon i6 per cent acid phosphate.
Seven county agents In Georgia re-
port an average price Of $3.50 per ton
in bulk and $26, sc In sacks, making a
difference OF $3.50 for sacks which dur
ing war conditions did not exceed s3.5 10
for sufficient sacks and labor to carry
a ton.
Further details are being assembled
by the department and will be pub
lished for distribution among the farm
erfs of the United states for their in
formation,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-09

which ragged on the outside all who re-
manned under It's shelter came away
perfectly dry. During the heavy rain
the augmented choir rendered There
Shall BE Showers Of Blessings"
At the conclusion Of the services last
night DIR. Thomas made the following
announcements; Friday night, May .,
u special service for the children Of
Central school and high school. from
the subject, The Rise and FAN Of a
Great Man no services on Saturday. q
The following is the program for next
week: On sunday morning, The Only
Foundation" Sunday afternoon at I
o'clock, n great mass meeting and q
rally, subject, The Making Of a Mod.
ern Man. Sunday night, THE Las,
Christ Monday night, my Expert.
ences With the Soldiers in the Army
Tuesday night, God and the Bible OF
War"
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-09
RAILROADS URGED.

DYERSBuRG, Tenn, May 9. tSpl.l
The c. NJ. & G. railway, which con-
meets Dyersburg and Hickman, KY, a
distance of about so miles, has been
system by the railroad administration,
j, Q. Clapp, superintendent OF the old
line, has been made assistant train
master OF the |, G, railway, with head
quarters here, The employees Of the
old line win be employed by the I, c,
The offices Of the c, Nj. & G.. located
here, will be discontinued
The c, NJ. & G, was built about IL
years ago, largely through the efforts
Of r. M. Hall.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-09
PLENTY OF BERRIES

NEWBERN, Tenn, May .. (Spi)-
The strawberry season is now on In the
county, and many fine berries are being
shipped to the Eastern markets, Wade
& Co., who are the trawberry kings in
West Tennessee. have 100 acres near
Dyersburg and so acres in the Trimble
section. The growing OF sweet pota-
toes, cabbage. beans and other farm
products has become the leading indus
try In this section, which has greatly
reduced the cotton acreage.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-09
TO TAKE CHURCH CENSUS

NEWBERN, Tenn, May 3. (Spl.)-
The Newborn Methodist circuit, which
Is composed OF four churches in this
territory, with Rev, T.. +. Cason, Of
Newbern as pastor, has requested every
member Of the churches to remain at
home Sunday afternoon, May IS, for
the purpose OF taking the centenary
census Of the circuit. Special commit
tees from the four churches will be en-
gagged IL the work of visiting the homes
TO get a record OF the subscriptions
that are being raised for the great
movement in this section. A favorable
impressiontis being aroused among the
various churches in the county.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-09
SUNDAY, MAY II, IS MOTHERS DAY
JOHNSON'S GREENHOUSES
153 MADISON AVE. g..
JOHNSTON

NATCHEZ, Miss, May 8. (Spl)-
Oscar Johnston, candidate for governor,
who is speaking in Southwest Missis-
sippi this week, stopped in Natchez
while en- route for a speaking engage
ment at Meadville Thursday. He stated
that he had received the most ~encourag-
ing reports from all sections OF the
state and had been told by his friends
in various counties that he would carry
opponents.
Mr.. Johnston said that he had is
sred a challenge to Lieut.. Gov. Lee
Russell for a series Of six debates but
has not yet received a reply to his
challenge.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-09
TO BUILD FACTORY.

HICKMAN, Ky. May .. (Spl)-
Hickman's new $780, 900 corporation-the
Curtin Raincoat company-which will
manufacture waterproof garments, has
purchased q factory site In East Kick.
man. Just east of the n, c. & st. L.
railroad tracks and will build at once,
Their lot is $50 feet by 30 feet and
they will erect three buildings, "
two.story factory. buildings and q
for water -proofing.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-09
AFTER CANNON TROPHY.

PINE BLUFF, Ark, May 3. (Spl)-
W, W. Taylor, chairman of Jefferson
county for the Victory drive that was
successfully terminated last week, has
received a message advising him that
the st. Louis district had beer allotted
three captured cannons and that one of
them might be won by this county. The
awards are to be made to counties sub
scribing the greatest per cent over their
quota. At present the subscriptions are
ioS per cent, but is planned to raise 1t
hipher.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-09
NMMNNNMNMNANHRMNSNMMN#M
TWO CHURCHES ARE OVER
CENTENARY QUOTAS

CONVICTION, Tenn, May O.. (SpI.)-
The Clopton and Macedonia Methodist
churches. OF which Rev. s. r. Hart is
pastor, have already gone over their
quotas in the coming centenary drive
Of that denomination. The two
churches were assessed $4,000, and to
date they have raised $S,439.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-09
TO AID CENTENARY.

NEwBERN, Tenn, May 0. (Spl.)-
has beer recently made chairman Of
the Minute Men Of the Dyersburg dis
trict, will lecture at the Friendship
and Union Grove Methodist churches,
in the county, Sunday, May II. in be-
half Of the centenary movement.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-09
CONCENTRATED
CASTOR OIL
All the Coed Without the p~issvrssahis
lasts. DcetcFs Recemmsnd II.

1t is no longer necessary to dread that
dose of CASTOR OIL you should take.
In our laboratories we have been able to
concentrate CASTOR OIL into Jelly
form, eliminating the disagreeable taste
by adding flavoring, but absolutely re-
tanning every good quality.
This concentrated CASTOR OIL we
have named castor JILL" Practi-
cally every druggist is now selling
it and will recommend 1t, when
CASTOR OIL is required.
A S5c. Jar OF Castor -Jcll contains ten
doses and costa less than Castor OH such
as you have been used TO taking from
childhood. Get . jar today from your drug.
gist Money back II you are not satisfied.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-09
Fashions for Men.

You can't BATTLE a ]. II. Moriarty
tailor talking about new styles and
color creations. Wen help you select
an appropriate style and color. ], II.
Moriarty Il Son. Tatlors, 81 g. Main.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-09
BOY IS DROWNED.

NATCHEZ, Miss, May 8. (Spl .)--Le-
Roy Gordon, ager 16, was drowned at
Buffers, several miles from Natchez,
on Thursday. An inquest was held by
verdict of death through accident was
returned.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-09
Stomach ills

permanently disappear after drinking
the celebrated shivar Mineral water
Positively guaranteed by money-back
offer, tastes fine: costs . trtfle. De-
ilyerSd Anywhere py M Memphis
axensb. onysr,Stnnis Cee Phone them.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-09
Our Returned Heroes

Are smoking their favorite cigar again.
Samelson's Extra, lie quality for
&c. adv,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-09
Boost the Centennial

And smoke Samelson's Extra. A sat
isfying cigar. Real lie quality for
&c. adv.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-09
G)hat IS a Mother Nonh?
What is a mother worth?
What has YOUR mother been worth to YOU?
WHAT HAS YOUR

Stop and think. Ask yourself that queston again: WHAT HAS YOUR
MOTHER BEEN WORTH TO YOU"
Perhaps YOU had not thought of it in just that way before
Possibly you have always accepted mother as a matter Of course JUS; as you
have received ALT the other wonderful blessings which have come to you
.* And that is why Sunday is to be celebrated as "Mothes' Day."
.# 1t will give to you and to every other maj and woman boy and girl in Memphis
. a special opportunity to honor mother
d. You mayo cheer her with a owing message of flowers in person or bv messenger
Tell her again the sweet old story that you loveh her, III this way
If se has passed beyond your reach, honor her memory by cheering the lonely
heart of another mother whose WI children are gone from her
Do these things and your WI heart will be glad.
But do not stop here.
Make every day of the year a Mothers Day
Not only by the wearing of a flower or the sending of a nnssage-these are but
mere outward expressions
Honor your mother by living every day as she would have you live.
Hero me ambition was always that you might hea an upright and useful life
She was always concerned that you might be happy and she sought to teach you
that to- be happy you must be good.
You saw how it comfMted her in trouble md intensified her 10y.
The faith that was good enough for mother is good enough for you And by &C.
ceptng it, you pay her teg greatest possible honor
If your mother has been worth anything to you and you have failed to place a
valuation on her influence begin to pay your obligation now.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-09
RETAIL PRICE Of
NITRATES VARIES
IN MANY PLACES
Department of Agriculture in
Report Shows Fertilizers to
Differ 80 to $50 Per Cent
in Same State.

WASHINGTON, May 2. CSpl)-The
striking disclosure is made in figures
gathered by the United States depart
ment of agriculture that retail prices
Of fertilizer materials PAID by farmers
At the present time vary considerably
as between states and regions and
widely as between counties in the same
states. In some instances The yaria-
ton is more than 500 per cent. For in
stance, a farmer In one county in Ten
nessee is paying SS1 a ton, and in an
soda and in Georgia q farmer is pay
ing $l7,5O in one county and 1870 in
aOtheT for acid phosphate.
The department has made inquiry
through the county agricultural agents,
who work under the direction OF the
department and the state agricultural
colleges of the retail price asked by
dealers for the principal fertilizer con-
stituents as of May 1913, in the states
where fertilizers are used to a consid-
cradle extent. The data has not yet all
been received, and the inquiry is being
pushed, but the results so far obtained
show such wide discrepancies in the
price for fertilizer material within the
states and, in many instances, such an
unreasonable spread between the
whole sale and retail prices that the
department feels justified in making
] ~ ~ , iNptA Ah wv 1 Tia
ton Of the farmers.
Prices of Nitrate.
The wholesale quotations on nitrate
of soda in New York city was $685. 50.
per ton from Dec. 3, 1919 to Feb. "a,
1914 on March 3 II was SS4 per ton
and On March 10 II was quoted at $3.50
per ton, which price has prevailed up
to and including April 2S. The aver
| npp rNtail pFtpp nor fnp rannrfaI Frnp,.
the New England states was $i02. IS;
from PENNSYLVANIA $i0l 30; from the
east north central states $99.46; from
the South Atlantic states $99. IS; from
the east south central states si02.7 10,
and from the west south central states
$l05.l4, Differences In freight rates no
doubt have some influence In these va.
%riations among states and regions, but
freight rates alone can not explain the
wide variations in prices In different
counties in the same state as shown
by a further analysis of the figures,
In five counties in Connecticut the
average retail price varies from sos to
$t41 81 per ton. In the county Of Fair.
field the range Is from $500 to $3.50 per
ton. In tire counties In Pennsylvania
the rahge is from S7a to $3.50 per ton;
In II counties in Indiana the range is
from sS1 to st02.5 per ton. in IL coun-
tiles IN Maryland from sSs to $1t0; In
3@ counties in Virginia from SSl to $40;
in 43 counties in South Carolina from
$Si to $3.50 in 90 counties in North
Carolina from SS6 to $11O; In IS coun-
ties in Georgia from $50 to SIPS; in 20
counties in Florida from 800 TO sl2o. in
. counties In Kentucky from $st to
5000; in 20 counties In Alabama from
$50 to $i25; in II counties in Missis-
| sippi from $S2. so to S120; in 5 counties
in Arkansas from $s5 to $105; In IA
counties In Louisiana from $s1 to s14O;
in ID pountipa I'm Texas from HRt ia
$3.50, and in u counties in eTnnessee
| from SSl 10 SIb0.
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foR SALE Sis room ccsiss. ~ua
soed basement sf kAs. Nansar
Phone l22S.
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70 ne nsssns cay pamplnk .ssleS
an IN accordance wlih plan, spseifl
cs,ions and eonsracss an file Ia the
ofnee 81 lhs Cliy Clef1
rh. CT, ~ Cat rls. oslAhems. vli.
fanlsh q o b Guthrie. ~ pipe
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~0fk
nias ~hea nled ~lth The clefk
sAsll hs accompanied ~ ecr,inei
sasosn ~ asshus. oslaAoula. nsns.
Of ~ rsshi.fs checks os suy hank
In she amo.in, seerits>a COT easA ses
iiou. a. fallo~s
sss'ioa ~c'n rnicAalns ava fsvas
porting rips ana scaaifavlwn iie~
line. chets reqdlfod siSee -
Ar e.riinaa check. ~ill b. eaios.
ID 20 AMI len IN The ssnaa u the 'ry
Cists until ,ae Accompanies bid y
accsplcd OF relee,a.l
risns and Specifications may he
examined. and blddinr forins asraf,s
q, either the olfire OF ,ae cay "iett
% ,he Eaglneers nlack \ Ncascn
Engineer. kansas city. Mlssnafl
bidders wishing to sAaaie plans toI
their oNn use may sceafs t..m b,
making d.poalt u Twenty tls'
1915 0ol dollAta 1aenN one ttsi 90
dollars q this amount will b. reiufn
ID on shs return ~ shs plana, iau
dollars belng withheld to cover tn
cos, Of bl1epflnslns.
The city reserves n. rlRht to fs
lee, any ot all bids,
J. w HARTMAN
Mayor
laEu. l.. ANDERSON.
city rl.tk
black a Nealfh. Engineers,
Interstate liulldlng,
ksasas clly Mlsn"utb
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rmI M. stN l,Oi'" COST
tOt >tN 4 u,iiv,>

II taas Atlantis at travel r.ssls iNs
qshli, ~ much "a The rh.a hoif d,i
tarie SAW. onl, Wiillonaifts ~iii ever
50 % fafos~ ~ ar feais The NAVY
de ertmsat estimates lhsi "a Acsom
r,ish ,hs sisn' achieved Nv ihr ~ 4
tmle Hem w~us sls9l ! @lllls'o aal
lars rhls leelades ffauea fpg 'he
cas, ~ lh~ planss sAa squlpmsH
al.m sl~l. .esa TOE experiments and
,ss rsm,lsdsr To- shs rtpsntc ~ iAs
a.s'roser ia,sas ehlch ssfs'easa
acsvss he Allan,ls
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The Forum
Csm@ssiessssss 10 the
Eater
Rae Ne, 80, lnf

Rae Ne, Set tn
To lac i<~asr Some ihlnfs are
being allowed 80 drssw Wa, ~
What ho. y. cAs~shsf.Ans' ghY
white way us dlieA1 The speed
esrr-- Ales
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rns oess.ps

Tho Lcsd.t | ceftslass am fof
% n s,rons IN hir dr.es elaari' l's
tells Il 20 ia. sosslps IN scnd shape
-~s le' ~omaa.s dress strictly slune
-siso n. womsa ~
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Chuar,n need at their strength ~
sfow wlnf A lins~Fins cold weessHs
them Nfs Amanda raini, hoa's 3
New rhnAd, lphlA. a. wfltaa Potter 3
Honey and Tar cured h9 ll'lle siFi y
the wofss urAlins cough Gives lm
mediate relief from alstrs ssing fssk
.ng. learas cuasha soeshs aud hesls
soia even ahete
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CLASSIFIED WANTS

cry Ann YARN INSURANCE r.
R~sl estate earsaias; farm iaAns A.
low interest see peanocA a Sou. over
Rueser- burton ny Goods Store.
oa,hr,.. oklaAema. phoae sss
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A TEXAS WONDER.

The Teras Wonder ror kidney and
bladder froubles. travel. diabetes.
weak and lame back. rhe1mstism and
irregularities OF the kidneys and blad-
der In both men and women. kegu-
lsfes bladder troubles in children II
no, sold by druggists will be seni by
mail on reschs OF tI25 One small
bottle Is two months treatment and
often cure Send for sworn sesflmo-
mails. Dr. y, W. Hall. ss2s OiIve ~.
Sc Loais. No. psid by druggists
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sTcrloNAL Nap or noarAwGsr


Oklahoma Showing o.. Developments
New Sectional Map of Norihwr~,
Oklahoma size. sexli .nches. covering
81 of Garfield Grant. Alfalfa, Woods.
Harper. tallls. Woodward. Major King
fisher. Blatnn and Dewey counties ani
parts ~ Roger Mills. Custer, Cadso.
Canadian. Oklahoma. logan. Noble
AID Kay counties
This MAJ Is made on a scale "a one
samfth inch 10 each mile. shown z
crs~sks. rivers. citi*w. towns. po~uf
flces. railroads, sections. townships,
rsngse covering Townships 8 20 ~
North. Ranges 10 20 West. show ing
on and Gas Development. producing
areas. location of extension tests ansi
usmes OF companies drilling. with
complete lnne4 10 all esaies aud sowna
on margin OF map,
A yshis ble Map fos the Oh Com
pany. Lssae nsnlers, farm mort eage
conuxri~s. and land owners Evnry
one lnferesled fn NorfhweS, Oklahoma
counties should have one ~ ihs~e
mspa Prices. blue print on pa kx. s.
each, blue line print on white paper.
81 20 each. white cloth 81 Order 90
day. Lindsay Map q Publishing Co.
suise tlg India Trmple bldg. Okla
homa City, Okla,
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To The Leader rhsFe is loi -
salk shoa, strikes sri llslns soing 'hs
foands III. haseerr ma, STRIKE, 900
Who make. 81 cents an hour 90 nine
hoars ~ seas for ten hour dA,
they viii make t2f1 fos = year w..
Os5 % al "a cents pei hosia tor nine
ho,ss without loslnw IA, sat 81
scs or ai Is ceais per hour tof ssn
hours. 81 .aoi - for the Whole year NOT
losing Que wurtins mln1's BY sick
n.ss o. anytblns clse The above +
What man hss 10 rsy 1he folsosins
bills with Can he do lt' Lets sse.
Month Year
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fos s<LA-Usea Fofa ssaras o..
isls model flrst class condltlen. Al
price TIA, ~lll move a. Gashrie
Auto Rer&k. & Y cafTs. al Carlo
on co.
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Los Angeles l'rs ibis one on yonf
burglar Miss Catherine Flnalay
pointed = half hrnAA at man found
Ia her room Evidently he never sAd
ssan one before lie fled
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~ War tispaf'meet ta1ns hs
latter half ~ na Ysaf eesshi iif
$40 oae pl~sys u suae faf shipmsas
ststssas
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Price a6c A free box of OPEN
TRATE sA.yE for ,'besi coids
Head Colds and Croap ~ sneloNea
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