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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-03-04

Joint ditch is up for hearing. n
action got on the circuit court caien-
dar through an appeal from the de-
cision of the board of county COM
missioners for Lake county, he prln-
Icipal appellant being Julia Keller.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-03-04

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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-03-04
Two New Ideas
Which Won Millions of Friends

The other outstanding Brunswick betterment was in
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waves, The Brunswick overcame many old time crudities
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ognized triumph. 1t means perfected reproduction to all
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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-03-04
Do You Appreciate
the beauty and charm of an
ARTISTIC WALL PAPER

Pretty wall papers make cosy homes. Pretty papers
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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-03-04
The Pioneer

Of the major instruments, the Brunswick was the first
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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-03-04
Two Famous Ideas

The Brunswick Method of Reproduction includes The
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Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-04
VICTORY LOAN"
 BILL IS SIGNED
President Arpr6ves Measure Calling for $7,000,000,
 Short Term Notes
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WASHINGTON, Marc 3.-President Wilson tonight signed the Victory lOan' bill authorizing the treasury to issue S7.0OO.OOO, ,OOO in short term notes and providing $1,OO0, ,OOO. 900 for the use of the war finance corporation in stimulating the country's foreign commerce.
 In statement issued tonight coin cident with the presidents approval of tAe bill, Secretary Glass pointed out that under the act, interest on both corporate and individual holdings of first liberty loan, converted. and sec ond, third and fourth loan bonds. val ued at not more than S3O.O0O received on and after January l, 1919, would be exempt from all surtaxes and excess and war profit taxes.
 The secretary also called attention to the provisions of the act authoriz- ing conversion of bonds of the first Liberty loan, converted, and 4 per cent bonds of the second loan to IA per cent bonds.
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WOMAN SHOOTS
 AT NM. J. BURNS
Famous Detective Mistaken for Son of Hetty Green
 By Assailant
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NEW YORK, March 3-Two shots were fired at William J. Burns, detec- tive agency head, by awoman as Burns was entering the waiting room of the Grand Central station this afternoon. Neither shot took effect. The woman. Hho gave her name as Gertrude Worm worth, 27 years old, of Brooklyn, was arrested and later taken to Bellevue hospital for observation of her mental condition Burns said he did not know her
 The woman. a stenographer, mis- took Burns for Col. Edward H. R. Green, son of the late Hetty Green, according to a statement which Dr. J. Robinson said she had made to him at the hospital
 -I was told in a dream to kill Hetty Green or some one connected with her" she declared
 Her parents tonight declared that she had been suffering from a reli- gious mania, which followed the death of her finaneee, IS months ago.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-04
COPPER MARKET
 PRICE TO RULE
Producers and Government Agree on Tentative
 Scale Plan
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 NEW YORK, Mar. S-An agreement hy which government copper will be marketed by the Copper Producers association for a period not to exceed To months by agreement with the di- rector Of sales of the war department. according to an announcement made Eere today by the association. which represents 90 per cent of the copper production of the country.
 The agreement, it was said, was ten tstive and the copper would be sold by the producers at market prices for the period stated subject to business conditions.
 So far as could be learned no price was determined for initial sales. but 1t was indicated that 15 cents per pound rate would prevail for the i'm mediate future.
 The agreement is subject to ratifica- tion by the War department and the copper producing companies. The gov ernments surplus of the metal is esti- mated at 140,O0O, 900 pounds. The cop ger producers would be allowed the cost of selling from the proceeds of the sale under the tentative agree ment.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-04
NdUdL
 Losses Total
 8O3,OOO Tons

LONDON. March B. The allied naval losses in the war aggregated 603, 900 tons, according to an esti- mate sent by Reuters s Paris correspondent. Of this loss the British portion was 50.- 900 tons.
 The central powers lost ,000 tons. but the Ger man total. which was 350,- 900 tons. does not cover the huge tonnage surrendered under the armistice terms.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-04
STRIKERS ORDERED
 BACK TO SHIPYARDS
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AfnN ECNlc-W Leased NNlrel Simultaneously with their dismissal by their employers today for their persistence in taking prescribed Sat Urday half holiday, the Oakland and San Francisco lodges of machinists were ordered back to work by their international president, w. H. John stone, in a telegram from Washing ton, D. c. Approximately 5000 ma chinists coppersmiths and other ship yard and contract shop mechanics, were forbidden entry to their former places of employment
 Shipbuilding activity in the bay re- zion will cease in a few days and ap- proximately S5.OOO men will be thrown out of employment if the machinists do not return.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-04
DEFEAT OF LEAGUE OF NATIONS ASSURED IN SENATE
Security Body Corrupt, House
 Probe Finds

WASHINGTON, March 3.-Failure of the National Security league to file an itemized statement of ex- penditures made during the last congressional campaign, was declared a direct viola ton of the corrupt practices act, in a report submitted to the house today by the spe- cial committee appointed to investigate the leagues ac- tivi6es.
 It was charged in the ma jority that the league was supported by the large in terests of the country which made enormous profits as the result of the entrance of the United States into the war and that its plea of do- ing a patriotic work was only a mask behind which it could serve the big interests and protect them in the re- Construction period.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-04
16,OO0 BOATMEN IN
 NEW YORK ON STRIKE
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NITeI
 NEW YORK. Mar. 3.-A strike of harbor boatmen, effective at o'clock tomorrow morning, was voted today by the executive council of the Marine Workers utilization, following a con- ference with owners of private craft which failed to bring about an adjust ment of the dispute ever the award of an eight-hOur day for some classes of port workers by an umpire of the national war labor board Labor lead CTS said the strike order affected sev- en unions, with a combined member ship of 16,OOO men
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-04
37 SENATOR'S ELECT DECLARE OPPOSITTON
 LABOR SHORTAGE PREDICTED BY WILSON
Food for Huns
 to De Arranged
 'ut Spa Meeting

COPENHAGEN, March 3.-Marshal Foch has in-
 formed the German arm istice commission, according to a report from Berlin, that negotiations regarding the food supply of Germany and financial and shipping questions will begin at Spa on Tuesday.
 General Nudant, the rep resentative of Marshal Foch at Spa, 1t is added, has told the German armistice com mission that the French government has decided to send a new mission to Der lin to study the question of food supply.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-04
SUPREME COURT SAYS
 ESPIONAGE ACT O. K
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 WASHINGTON, Mar. 3.-WhilG not Passing directly on the question of the cOnstitutionality of the espionage act the supreme court in disposing of proceedings involving interpreta- ttiOn of that statute today tn effecs held that the so-called enlistment sec ton is not an interference with the right of free speech provided by the constitution
 The opinion was rendered in sus- taining convictions of Charles T. Schenck and Elizabeth Baer of Phila- delphia. who were charged with at- tempting to interfere with army enlist ments by sending through the mails to men of draft ages circulars discuss ing subjects relative to the war
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-04
Ldte NelUS Bulletins

WASHINGTON, March 4.-An effort by Chairman Flood of the house foregn affairs committee to bring the resolu- ton for. Irish independence to a vote in the house was made at 2 a. m. to- day. Several speeches were in pros pect> and Chairman Flood announced thst he wOul endeavor to suspend the rules to bring the measure to a vote Chairman Flood announced that he he would endeavor to get a vote on the Irish resolution in both houses before adjournment at noon today.
 WASHINGTON, March 4.-Senator sherman this morning defended the league of nations on the floor of the senate. The published reports read by the senator, said the president had referred to the senators as having ''pygmy minds and that he had de- clared at a dinner that they should be hanged on gibbets as high as heaven. but pointing in the opposite direction" :"
 Nothing has leaked out of the ator sherman. more applicable to the war SlluaClou lnAu JnOSS ClESaCS or the chief executive"
 Declaring that one account had quoted the president as saying that the heads of the senators opposing the league were nothing but knots to keep their bodies from unravelling," the Illinois senator said:
 This language is classic. He has added another matchless phrase to those with which he has enriched our American political literature"
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-04
RUMANIAN RIGHTS DISCUSSED

Ibl fltNIth LeaSed Wlrel PARIS. March 3.-The subject of Rumanian rights was again under dis cussion by the peace conference com mission appointed to deal with 1t, at sessions held yesterday and today. In this connection Rumanian and Ser bian claims were examined into.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-04
JURY PICKED FOR
 TRIAL OF J. N. COOK
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A1oE ENGNtSN Lc<tSSQ WlEGf
 CHICAGO, March 3.-Selection of a jury for the trial of J. Norman Cook, slayer of William Bradway, Chicago manufacturer, was completed today. Assistant states attorney, J. c. O'Brien, in charge of the prosecution. will make his opening statement to- morrow.
 The prosecution expects Norma Cook, daughter of the defendant, to be the star witness.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-04
ARIZONA NEWSPAPERS ORGANIZE
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TUCSON. AriZ-, March S.-Organi- zatiOn cf the Arizona Daily Newspaper association. embracing nineteen out of the 20 daily newspapers published in the state of Arizona was perfected to- day when the representatives of the daily press met here in convention. The organization is non-sectarian and non-poiiticsl in it's aims and purposes.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-04
MOVE MADE F OR BALLOT
 .ON COVENANT
Lodge Leads Attempt to Bring Vote on Sentiment of Sen ate on League Nations Plan Many Hours Given Over to
 Debate on Covenant in
 Both Branches of Congress-
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 WASHINGTON, March S.-Senator Lodge of Massachusetts. the republi, can leader. introduced a resolution late tonight proposing that the senate go on record as opposing the approval of the constitution of the lesgue of nations as now drawn and favoring the immediate conclusion of peace with Germany without waiting the Working out of the league plan.
 senator Lodge requested unanimous consent for immediate consideration ot the league resolution. but Senator Martin of Virginia, the democratic teaoer and Senator Swanson or the same state, joined in objection. and the resolution went over under the rules.
 ST Oppose League
 Unable to secure consideration of his measure Senator Lodge read the names of S7 members of the next sen ate, which will consider the peace treaty, who. the minority leader said. favored his resolution. There was no further discussion of the matter and debate in the $750. .000, ,0O0 further dis, cuSSlon of the matter and debate in the S1S0,OOO,00O railroad administra. tion revolving fund bill was resumed. The motion of the republican leader came as surprise to many demo cratic senators. but some few of them had been advised of it in advance.
 On the list reSd by Mir. Lodge were the names of several republican sen atorS-elect. The total of S7 is more than one-third of the membership. or enough to defeat ratification of the peace treaty for which a tvVo-thirds vote is required. A few senators whose names were not on the list. Mir. Lodge said. also had advised him CT their support of his resolution.
 WASHINGTON, March S.-A move for formal expression by the sen. ate of opposition to the league of ma.
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LAND CLAIM BILL ADOPTED
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WASHINGTON, March 3.-The con ference report on the senate bill vali- dating numerous land claims in the west and southwest was adopted to- day by the house. The bill now goes Ito the president.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-04

HOT SPRINGS, Ark, March B. Jimmy Hanlon of Denver. tonight out pointed Bobby Waugh of Fort Worth. in a fast ten round bout here. The men are hghtweights.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-04

secretary of state, win succeed to the office of governor. Secretary Olcott IS a republican as was Governor Withycombe.
 WASHINGTON, March 4.-Senator LaFollette of Wisconsin. republican. in an address begun shortly after 2 a. m, urged an immediate extra ses, sion of congress, vigorously criticized President Wilson for failins to con. suit with the senate in conducting the peace negotiations, "A plain violation of the constitution Mr, LaFollette asserted.
 PHoENIX. Aria. March S.-AlbertO Hernandez is being held at Wicken. burg tonight following the fatal shoot ing of an unidentified man on a sheen ranch near there, according to advices received by Sheriff Montgomery. The sheriff left tonight for WickenhurS.
 DETROIT. Mich, Mar. S-Pres Frank Uavm of the Detroit Nationals today released eight players to Port land of the Pacific Coast league. Pitchers Carroll Jones and John Old. ham, infielders Frank Fuller. Lew Blue and eGcrge Maisel, outfieider Frank Walker and catcher Arthur Koehler are the men.
 
 PHILADELPHIA. March S.-Johnny Dundee of New York defeated Johnny Mealey of Philadelphia in a six round fight here tonight, Medley was knocked down twice int he second round.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-04

SALEM, Ore. March S.-Under the constitution of Oregon, Ben w Oleott.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-04

WASHINGTON, March S.-A move for formal expression by the sen ate or opposition to the league of na-
 Continued on page two)
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WEATHER

Tues. and Wednes. generally fair; colder east portion Tuesday.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-04

secretary of state. win succeed to the office of governor. Secretary Olcott IS a republican as was Governor Withyeombe.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-14
+

BERLIN. F'ebrero 13.-Un despa-
cho especial proceGente de Eiena,
recibido hoy ell esta capital, dice
que una insurreccion general ha es-
taiado eli Rumania, Y que cl rcy
Fernando result0 ligeramente heri-'
do, al intenar huir de Bucarast con
su familia. Los obreros Ob=truyeroA
el canine &c Aida del palac;o real
cuando cl rey y 81 familia tratabaH
de hu;r para Jassy, habiendo sido
ob?igada "a fanlilia real Z regresar =
Palacio.
Los anotinados en- Bucarcst piden
abiertanente, cl dcs~tromaniento de
Ia dinastia, gritando "Abajo los mu-
necos, Viva II Republican"
Uno dc los periodicos de Budapest,
dice Que hi tenido noticias de que
IA rebellion en- Rumania es obya de
ia propaganda hoshcviki, Y Que en-
IN encuentro que turieroa los amo-
tinaGos V "a fuerZa publica Ell Ba-
Eorst, 50 pcrSonas resultaron muec-
ta< Y ma. de 80 heridas. La disc!-
pima del ejercito ruman esta desin-
tegranGose Y la posicion del gabine-
te cue preside Brat!ano Sc hace in
~sostenible.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-14
: - 4: : :. So :. : e: :: ::

!. Tr-c translation lied "i.h he !aS;- =
: aa"s;r. .. San Antonio. TN. as re-
/. Gu'rel Is The let g! O-:oOc. :, lel!.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-14
Los ALIAD0S E.STAN DISPUESIOS A
REANUDAR ALUCEIAS ALEMANIA
No CUMpLECON Las DEMANDS
FL a~rraistic::o sera reanudado por IN breve periodo, durante
Ell cua! una comisioa forlnuIara las condolences de-
iinitiyas para una tregua que dure hasta
cue Sc firHe el Traiado de Paz

sus hostilidadeS contra los polacos
' mantener suS fuerzas dentro dc
cicrto siimites G@c seran fiiados.
Durant" cl hreve periodic De! or
mistic!o ~caNudado, N comision cs-
pecial tormulari definitivamentc las
condolences para un armist:cio que
dure hasta cue Sc firmen los pre!i-
miaares de Ia paZ. ESras condiciones
qua. segtn Sc dice, Ci Supreme Con-
seio dc la Guerra aprCb0 en- globo
en- su session de aver tarde, tieEden
4 c~onseguir ia decentralization del
Eitrcito alcman y el desarme del
enemigo bajo Ia Ncilarcia De los
&liados.
Fstos terminus, Segun Sc dice
serIn communicates 4 .Alemania' en-
breye. para cue Ia Asamblea Nac;o
IA! rcuuida en- Weimar tenga item
20 fe dcliberar sobrc el)os.
FL Mariscal Foch, que saldra hoy
para Trees. tcndra mites de 81
rartida. ma ~confercrcia con Ell Phi
mer Minisrro Clemanceau Y empe-
Zara a formuiar las cstipulacionc5
de! arniSticio. quc cl Supreme Con-
se;o cXaminara dcSpucs Probable
mcrtc.
Sc dice Que cl Primer Mliniscro
frances Gijo III impresionante discur-
so en- Ia session. dc aver del Console,
por;endo d. relieve l. necesidad dc
roYar todas las precauciones posi-
hles contra .Alcmani&. En- Ia session
lie Ia tarde. Sc dice Que el Presiden-
{. Wilson udoptG n actitud !den-
tea = Ia dc ~Ciemenceau, atmrlardo
Que toios los aliados csta5an de a
cuerdo sobrc csc runto Y cue las Ill
>ergercia> que habi2n sjrgtdo en- las
s~es;orcs an:criorcS. Sc haDian ARE
glado por 10 q respect& 4 a selection
dc mtrodos mdS arrOpIadoS para 90
t.nc~ Ia: ~earart;as dc Seguridad
G;c So preteade2.
Scg1m dice 81 infogme de n Agen-
cia iIuguS. q Prc-iGen;c Wilson ma
lie - "u conversation con algu-
cstadistaS. que 4 rc"nudacion
De H. guerra scria IN grave "conte-
c;rie.io Y que solo por consIdera-
clones lie car!rtcr ahsoiutamente
cseHciaI. daria q 81 ase9tim!"nto
para tai cosa. pcro jamaS Por mott
vos Gc ordcn SeCundarTo.
F. inrormc c,:presa que - opinion
% NJ fs-r1--r, - ~, -. u7gDfTIltll
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-14
Los JAPONESE;S No
APOYAN la LIGA
De NACIONES
Sc oponen tambIen a Ia
"|iinea de colo"

rOHI0. Febrero II" pEensa
iapcncsa Y la opinion pubiica en- TO-
10 81 ImEerio. Sc hallan grandemc1-
+, axritados con motive de los =
o,ts~.;n,icr-os Il SO han estado
Jo~.a,rnranJo on las C~onferencias
w pal res son LIS nrincipai2s CO.
,,-n. de- iioas 4lc e mqnitie<tan
a.,,;.
'f, :, o,.. I~cr;.,, ,;pa opos;ci6n
- - sis,omo "maajata adn.i-
"?'o1- ,,ar. rns rolor.ss ale
hl''s"'i''' '
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-14
CJTOS T~espectoS.

CJTOS reSpeCtQS.
Por yuaHto I! arrcgio propucstO
para 81 prohlema crcado por la dis
| posici0n de las colonies aiemanaS. 81
argumerto cue cynorcr los perlJ-
iicos iaponeses rs qua cl JaYor tic
ne derecho a una adecuada rapara-
ciUn Dor sJiS sacrif!cioS en- ii que
ria. AicmSs. sc ascglra por Gichos
~perioGicos quo no puede conveniIsc
pOr el jap0n en- cl control intcrna-
c;ona! de las colonias alemanas. sin
Cue antes So haya tornado una cons-
tituci5n para c. cl"rpc administr2-
two Que teaGra csc control.
Il opinion pdo!ica iapoHesa tam
DiGn Sc muostra ,ontraria Z Ia idea
De la liga dc nacioEcs. Hasra hacc
POGO. esa idea nabia d~espertado Ut
gran entuSiaSmo aqui. pero q ser
timiento he lido Gecaycndo ' II IT,
gar ha sido-ocupadO nor III gran
cccrticIsmO cI q cXItO lie IL s"c2c-
dad Dc rac:oleS.
\ este ciccto sc est. eXplUt1n"o
In iic2 &c que a L!ga, On caSo de
que Sc torme. estar;l Nracticamc@tc
dominaGa Dor Inglaterra : los Es-
tados UNidnsc que cstas dos poten-
cias c~staran en- situacion de r~cStriE-
CIR a t0das laS otras. muy especial
menjc q las pcqJeEas y sobre Ct
particular g hacc sa:e%sticament2
IL SiguicntG NrcguHca: Que ocI-
" - -
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-14
LOS ESTADOS UNIDOS Y Ell ia
pom ESTAN De ACUERDO
SOBRE Ell f. c. SIgERIANO'

WASHINGTON, Febrero 13.-El
ub-Secretario de Estado Polk, hiZo
hoy unas deciaracioncs, dicicado que
eli Japcn Y los ES.ados Jn!dos cstan
de acuerdo en- cl nroyecto de reorga-
nizaci6n de los ferrocarriles siberia
nos, con Ia condic;dn dc qac cstas IL
meas scr1in m~anciadas en- ban"iicio
del pueblo Si0eriano principalmcnte. y
de que m seran rulnerados n!NGunos
i~ntcreses. VA sean chinos o "a ruSos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-14
Proi. N. c. MARTINEZ.
Poderoso Sanador.

fI9is :. Syril- :.
Los Angeles, ca
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-14
ESSTALLO EN- RUMANIA UN MOVLM!ENIO
NSURRECCEONAL CONTRA FL COB.
Los subIevados piden Ell derrocamiento de Ia dinastia Y Ia
formation de una Repubica
So !: .

. True translation filed with the Pest :
: master st san Antonio, Tex. as re- :
. quired By the ct c. Oc:cbc7 S. 1917. :
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-14

CuandO nccesitc JibroS en- cspaiG,
d~iriias. 4 lgracio l.. Lozanc. us \.
Santa Rosa Ave. San Antonio. TeI-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-14
tSEVSACIONAILES RUMORRES CIRCULAR
EN- Ia CAPITAL DEFRANClA
Sc dice que Sc Ia ordeaado la suspension de Ia desHovili-
zaci5n Y Ell regreso de las tropas al frente


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: raster - san t.u:oric. Tc%., - -e-
!. CURED b. Re &c. OF Oc;cbc- 5. islT
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-05-16

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Dreco is now sold by all modern
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in Lakeland by Red Cross Phar-
macy.