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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-07-31
TWO GAMES
Republics Play Away From Home on
Both Saturday and Sunday.

The Republics Of this city will be
away from home over the week end
playing two teams, one in Ohio and
one at Wyandotte. The Torbensen
Axle company team is Co be played
Saturday az Cleveland and the highly
touted Wyando.to city team viii be
played Sunday at Wysndotte, Mich.
The Truckmakers have one victory
TO their credit this year over the
ANlemakers Of the Buckeye state and
are confident of their ability 10 take
the game that is To be played at
Cleveland Those who saw the Re
publics defeat the Torbensen team at
st. Louis on July 4th believe That the
Republics have the ability TO down
their rivals from the Ohio city, al
though it is conceded that the Truck
makers VIII be forced to play good
brand Of baseball 10 take the long
end Of the score.
Little is known of the strength of
the Wyandotte nine to be played Sun
day at Wyandotte, but as that team
has been winning consistently all year
the Indications are that Manager De-
vogt's nine will have more than a
mere frolc on It's hands IN the Sun
day game. The Republics. however,
feel certain that the big end of the
score will be on their side of the
ledger when the final inning has. been
brought to an end.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-07-31
Subscribers, Httentlon!

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cash in advance in compliance with the postal regulations
Compare the number of this issue 21O6 with that upon
We shall endeavOr @ make The Record lust good as
possible by giving all the and discussing questions
of public interest in helpful We want patron
age and cooperation and will thank you for prompt
payment. BABCOCK GROSSKOPF, Proprietors.,
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-07-31
IMPROVE PARK
Republic Athletic Association Taking
Steps to Improve lis Field.

The Republic Athletic association
is taking steps TO improve its athletic
park and make il one 81 the finest in
this part Of the state. and one that
will be highly pleasing to the baseball
fans. who have been forced to set in
the sun since the canvas stand COW
erings have been torn away by the
winds.
The stands are TO be Immediately
rooted over by the association. so that
those who attend the games in the
future will not be forced to contend
with sun shining in their eyes, and
will also have place where rain will
not strike them if sudden storm
should come up during the time that
some game is in progress.
Marguerite Clark in "Still Waters"
ldlehour. Friday--adv.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-07-31
OLD RESIDENT DEAD

Mrs. Charity Mansfield Ferris, died
at her home on Wednesday, JULY
%. at the age of 70 years. She had
lived in this city for years and had
"a wide circle of friends among the
older residents Of Alma.
The funeral was held from the
late home on Friday afternoon at
200 o'clock, Rev Mathew Duffey of
the Methodist Episcopal church Off
ciating, and interment was made in
Riverside cemetery.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-07-31
COMING HERE
Mt. Pleasant Man Will Erect Large
Garage in Business Section.

Thomas Battles Of Mt. Pleasant.
long known as one of the most pro-
gressive automobile men in this part
of the state, has purchased the Ma
sonic lot on State street. just north
from the Wright House and will start
the erection Of a modern garage at
once. Plans for the building which is
TO be erected, are not available this
week. Mr.. Battles has the agency
for the Buick automobile in Isabella
and Gratiot counties and believes that
by coming to Alma with a garage
that he can greatly increase his sales
through Gratiot.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-07-31
Republic Motor Truck Plant
Will Remain In This City
Whether or Company Continues in Alma Permanently
VIII Depend Entirely Upon the Progressive
Spirit Shown by Its Citizens

company half way in these matters
that solution might be reached.
If these matters are solved, in his
view, the reasons for moving the
company, which are held by num-
Der of the directors, will not then
obtain.
President Brown of the Board of
Trade then called upon Mayor Chas.
r. Murphy, Henry Babcock J. l..
Winslow. {. II. Washburn, f. +. Pol
iasky, T. A. Burt and others for re-
marks regarding some of the cond-
tions. notably, the housing problem.
Building associations We're brought
forward as the best means for solv-
ing this problem. and on motion
the chair was asked to appoint a com
mttee of three TO confer with the
Alma Building and Loan Association
regarding a bigger activity in this
field. The committee appointed con-
sisted of T. A. Burt, Professor Albert
p. Cook and Chas. o. Ward The
view as held that il was necessary
that an expert be rought to Alma to
lay plans for an association, which
Alma is now in need of in order that
il may have the hundreds of new
homes that Alma needs i'm the i'm
mediate future.
In Lansing, Flint. Pontiac and Sag
inaw the General Motors company
steps out and meets the people half
way in the housing proposition,
which has assumed a serious aspect
in those communities. In a like man
ner the Republic Motor Truck Com
panypany Inc stands ready to meet
Alma half way in solving the prob
lem which is confronting the city.
Only by immediate action can this
matter be met squarely and solved
so as 10 give people the homes that
are needed for the immediate future.
Already the company is laying
plans for a great business this COM
ing year, and there is every indica-
tion that it will enjoy the largest
b1siness in its history The war con-
tracts that the company mad were
finished in March and the company
is rapidly assuming the position that
it held before the war in the truck
field and without question will main
tam the leadership. as the worlds
largest exclusive truck factory.
The company has already been
forced to move the paint plant from
the main factory 70 plant 3. the for
mer military plant. SO that every
plant is now in full operation. max
. ing prospects for the future the
brightest that they have ever been.
There is no qestion- now but what
the boom that Alma was enioying
just before the war broke out. and
which was brought TO a stop by the
great world struggle. will be renewed.
and that Alma viii build more in The
immediate future than ever in the
past There seems 20 he no limit
which the future holds for Alma, this
depending entirely upon the kind Of
response which Alma people are to
make during the course Of the next
year or two II they show the pro-
gressivoness which the Republic Off
cials believe they have Alma is GER
tain 20 continue 70 grow. and grow
perhaps more rapidly than in the
past. Alma must simply tear Off her
swaddiing clothes step out and by
progressive concerted action assume
the place that is within her reach.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-07-31
TEACHERS EXAMINATION

The next regular teachers exami-
nation will be held at the high school
room, Ithaca. Mich, August Ia, Is.
l6, 1919, beginning at 500 o'clock a.
m. Standard time.
Write me for Bulletin No. 16 which
contains general information relative
TO the examination.
II. A. Potter.
O6-2-c Co. Com. of Schools.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-07-31

Leonard Hitdlebaugh has resigned
his position with the Republic Motor
Truck Company Inc. and has gone to
Detroit. where he will enter the real
estate business
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-07-31

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rhodes and
family are spending the week at
Crystal.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-07-31

Nszimova lin Out Of the Fog"
Idlshour, Tuesday and Wednesday,
adv.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-07-31

Nazimova in "Out Of the Fog
Idlehour, Tuesday and Wednesday,
adv.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-07-31

Deluxe ice cream.-77-t-c.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-07-31

Are you a Bolshevist? See "Bol-
shevism on Trial Idlehour soon.-
adv
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-07-31

Best candies DeLuxe.-77-tf-c
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-19
Sensible Treatment
For Rheumatism

rls ens sod suly -ratis tresfnss
thsfefafs. a 90 shish flearsss a.
h'ss.d - fh~~< gsrm-. sss fagD fhss
eniissiv oas - ftr sireaiatian Anf
rf~rsese knews fhai this eannai 10
fete - fuhiisg ~ sarfars ras
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trpar hiso raf'fsr. p a. sarrstsfai
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fs fa~eFf fi~st.sr - fhs ti..a..
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q - brrA uhei ftr nefe fta p
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ani i~Eia = soasa ~ irssfusaf tkaf
uln teiistt Fsa sfA - resrits
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Thar rsa-~ Fenr Eh~auai $50. sfaf4
az -eiirf thar s. gra1iae
We waniair q msfieai aerarfnneni
ia rhargs = -. iaiiss - hk<1Ha
fsn. 80 after h<gInning tr~tmsat
III :. =. = ssH are insiie1 - ~riss
fnr free fselisai adsiff abouf yoaf
fan resf Adlfte lh.ff Hef4 .
AdsissE. 100 e~lfi I@borsfsrs. Al.
sfia, "a lAdg)
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-19
TURN HAIR DARK
WITH SAGE TEA
II Miscd with Sulphur Il,
narkcns 40 Naturally
Nobody can Tell.

TIE aif flrne altfafr = sage re-
tNa hniYHuF CO., dAfksnins sFaf
ffffsAs1 ana faded hair = sfani
90 fhsfs feflrs aH1 fHihs sfs sssin
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even foinf. vhlDh - laits sensible %
80 are ntinA in an ass ~hsn tauth
fHi appearance ia = the sf.ats.s a.
taufaHr
huwadaYH fhourh 90 aent have
fhs tfHutifFnms task - rathsttns ths
ffnr enc ths mu-~F rlsins a. hsnls
Al ffHr STORES Aeii The fssdY tiasus.
prniurt in proved - thr sdaulaa -
efaef inHfefisnia saiisf "wysfh nams
"a HHlHNHf Compound ft - vsfs
HupH'sr hssaHse nnnoaY can dlsrsssf
hsa i*eH applied HimplF msisfsn
fNHf rtnh - = eff hf4sh 9Th y ana
drew thIa thrauHh YnHf taif faking
one fHIail FifaHf af iifus hf mafnine
re FfaF hfif fisapresfs hut shat ss
Ais the ladies' wifh WYsths HaH.
nnt HHir INf Compound i that. hst
siaes Nfs ufifnfIY fafhsniha fhs hair
efisf = ffw aurile sflan~. ~ aiss pras
duE.s ihaf snft lusifs art Arpsafanrs
~ stnntanfn whlfh is - atifastiss
This fsHff .fa. see preparation 10 ss
fiHhfful failHf fsluiFifs fnf fhnse whn
desife a uiofe fnafhfui appearance ~
= nHf fHfsnfsd faf fhs fufs mlfiss.
tian ot pfsfsrfien - dis.ss.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-19

capita take - ne Assss - tA~lr
estimates ihe l-seaiAfiou hsfors tAs
var sra sork oat ghe rssas Al -
~sanss aoaie' per l-'r~oa, instsad
q ne agssr ate = f-.su,is ~AlsA
results froA : ecsassatasson u9on tAe
hss's q i.snala'ion of stoe 49,
exciadlnE ~ s.ss providers on tas
farms. - ne fs.od ministry coni~m-
plsies doing Ths mesns iast ihs
ai.oimsui ~oela be one haif oana
cf fiAur ana a on.-isnih q poana
~ iais per dav 90 saqpiomeng ne
wanine oeFman fossd stocks
20 commenting On she axreemrnt.
.Nedwaers rrodieis thai ihe iuan.~n
esni socialists aad ihe spariieana wiH
make osp'iai of ihe facf that lherr
s pros - Ia ne aErrcneui thst No
food shall - sHufrd te those who
are unemployed through their o~n
fsali The ne~Npa sr sAys the ~ork s
n.en eul BE- toad thsl the government
lndaeed ihe sniensr TO iaser this
prosiso 80 prevent chem from using
the siriks a. = polfiesi weapon
The nees ansr declare thar IN re-
aufs the rfousn ~as contained 4,
ihe draft srrecnsui slhmuod b,
me intoralsed aeloealss a. the Rra-
sels cnnfefsnee Tn dehFaies an
doubiodls Insisted us,oa H Noraaeris
THINKS. in or'i,r 40 make Germany
finance as lafsu portion % me saa-
pli', a. Io sIhlrNhy means ~ eNporss
So Thar Germanys sold resounoe.
mleht he reserved Cor indcmnlis pas
nscnis The newspaper ehafacierlses
the aer'e meuf as anything bui a sue
cess
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-19
GRIP, Influenza
ns~lls's WHARF OF . Wsiiss's.
Anstssptie Preventive 4

During influenza cpldemigs srfav
the nose and throat ssvessl times
das With one part Wizard pd and
tso parts water. Using az Aion'fef
II YOU haven't An atomnef. sefsle
the throat and snuff the mixture ~
,he nose This treatment sr,s up an
antseptic vail 81 defense against
.fiu germs
Chest colds ard sore throat lead
20 grip Stop them AZ once ~ith
Mirard Oil before they can develop
into dangerous influenza.
Ce, il from druggists for Voc II
not satisfied. return the bottle snf
get your mohcy back
Ever constipated or have sick head
schel Just iry Wizard Liver Whips
pleasant little pink pills. s0e Of drug
Slsts. Guaranteed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-19
SATISFIED, FOOD RAT|oNS
GlUTT0NOUs BOCH[s O|s-
Spartacans Likely To Make
Capital of the Proviso
Covering the Un.
~ employed

Berlin. March ~ lrc.rafon ari
that che average German Is not IN
ihaslastic over the amount of fooa
he Is likely 10 set. under lhr provie
ioning agreement with The alhcs
After his firsi feeling ~ enthusiasm
over the signlng OF he long desired
arrangcmcni he immediately h,ear
10 figure out his share Of the pro
visions under the terms ~ the dosn
ment, an extended summary 81 Whl,i
was published officially ihs morn
ina and such comment as is mad,
reflects an undcniahle feeling of dis
appointment a. The quantity provided
This was particularly The cause be-.
cause the newspapers. in rcducinl
the totals 10 figures IN rounds per
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-19
STOP AVALANCHE
.9F GEnE!'Als f9
FRANCE GAVE Al.
l<tt\~f1N INTERESTING
siONN ~ lOlD ~ u tiinut
MO MAS iONtD IN
IHl pOIit>

Paris Mach is fofts ene freura
sensfals have been aiiiei in TIE 49,
an nfrelal llsi eAiss
fits - ihem okaefais hritsus
loyseaa a. eranimaisoa. Narcoi
0aiKas bsuasi and MAsuoa ~efs sea =
srai. - di,lsions. sni ths ether -
wcrs bflsadler senersis aithoaFs -
lae ums thss met thcif tvafh thes
~sFe Almcsi wlihnuf strepiian la gasa
mand - dNislons
General naHsai one - lhe laiief
~as ono Of ihs mosi popaiaF afms
traders among tae fank and f'ie
clad to hons soldiers osercoaf and
~iia the soH cap - ihe Alpine shas
,eurs psrehod GA one ear he asst 20
stroll b. himself throash E. irenehs,
ono aas ~ was hailed - poliu y 81
va struEFi'ur under fhe ~stghf oi t~o
huee soup caaltf0ns
~Wherc are yuu oif to-" assea the
soldier
To toe g. . replied IA. eonerai
That's where IA solns glse us a
rand eifh these raalafons
Why. certainly. sonny
So te g~neri aud ihs pora Stun
bltd along ~ilh The cauldrone hetwreH
ths a.
A. iAe q % hcadquarirfs there ~eFs
fAplanaiiuuf
y hes your pardon ecnerai. sslA
ihe ponn. wifh a yer, TEL face
No' ai All my son snu sfe sef,
welcome a. the g.nial commander
paitius reply
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-19
GREAT BELIEVER
IN BLACK -DnlUcHT
Oklahoma Lady Tells How Her
Husband Believes In Black.
/. Draughi and Uses II For
~ Many Ailments.

>cwsta. Oka --Mrs " p rautou
resident q this place. sass fNs
husband 5 great bsnv,ss ~ Rlask-
DEaaght and TANKS 4 earss aboai
everything
Il Is splendid Tor malaria. headaose.
constipation ,~hlch akually causes
headscAsl. ind gesiicu 81 sns kind a
stomach trouble. aud Ne ia.. Keep e
for those troubles. ! don't knos when
Ne hAsent used lt aud ~e alwsya
find Il satisfactory.
\ know ii has done us both a Bod ~
Ecod and saved a. many dollars nse
Ii in teaspoon doses al first and follow
With small doses. ana H sure does
make a person feel Ike uew
II cleanses the liver better than ans
eiher liver ionle have ever used. anc
after taking a thorough course nAiart
ssser,s itself and o,u are not lefi IN
consiipaied condition fhat follow
a lot Of other active medicines fhls
Is one thins ! Ike especially ahou.
H."
For over ss y.srs rhcdford's Black
Draughl has been in use for mans
simple ailments and to-day i a re,cx
niIed standard remedy In thousands
OF family medicine chests u wili pay
yoa 90 keep niaek DFancsi IN ihs
You druggist sells g.
house for use when needed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-19
PUT STOMACH IN /
FINE CONDITION
Says fpdlgesiion Resul's from
an Eseess OF IIydfochloss
Acii.

rnd,ssasd feed aslsssa ~ me
sioaafh sstsys. % faihes. issr,suss ne
,sr,- a. feos l<fi " ne ns.s sls. ssgs
notsf aaihoftly ils also tslss us sksf
in<ixsshen . essssd ~ iIyp<f sz,isr.
fn~snsng. thsfs . an skees ~ kyjfo
shiofW ACID ~ f'As stomach rhich rs<senss
ceusplsss diEsssiea snd starts iooi ies
sr<aiation. rhas ssssyshsns ssf>n ,safs
m he stosusrh fnueh Ilkr rsrtsss soafs
~ . ss1l iofming scrid fnsds ard sssss
whAh lnhsis the tfoussfh ilse 4 TOY
bshoon. Thea we isri . heavy. hsery
nsisery " the ehsss. -e hsleh a "a.
40 Hyetzts esar isod o. have kssfs-
bufn. hafulsa<s. usisf-trash % na,ss~s
lfs friis a. 10 hy ssste an alx<ss3se
as snf 'nssslf. GET iron ssy ehzsnoa<y
tour ounees a. tss sahs snd ssLe !
sstiespooniui IN a sisss II wsssr bslors
hrsskisst and drink phii< d "a eGks-
vsseinx and furth<fmofe. % eoassna<
this for a ~esk Whii~ relief fs'foss
the hsss dos-. u - important n neural
sxe the seidify. remove the sss n,akinx
russs. start the liver. stiruizse he Nd.
neys snd thus promote . free Soc Of
pure digestive luiees
jzd salts . inexpensive snl Il made
from shs acid of grapes and iemon luce.
combined with iIfhia and sodium phos-
phsss Tbs hsrmiess salts u used ~
thousands u people Tor stomach trouble
With sxCsil,nt results.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-19
uAM COLOR IN CHEEKS
Nc Better l.ookinr--Takc
Olive Tablets

lfyn.,f ahln B. ysllo~-eampies'or rsii'S
ionsur ,nAisd slprtlts l~~s~~ Tos have
hsd kste ia fuuf ulouth sissI, 80 otssA
sslsns yuu sllnslli tsks Olive fshi<ss
Dr EdNnis utve Tablets q ssh~tsai~
asalosnel wvgr lfvpassd nv IN. tdwssss
dlts ~ Ysafs a si.Nir wtth ne pssisnss
ns. tdwatds olive rsiists are . purely
- ssshle ersnpouna uikrd wlih oHss oa-
toa wlll knnw them by then olive ssios
To have q dear. plnk skla bsisss sfs.
- rlnpleA q Telling ~ tuH,Ysnsy He
ghlllhosi dsYa lua nlssat ss' Al the ssass
nt. f.iNafds' olivs tsflsfs est % shs
liver aai hn~sls isis sshnei-~yse haze
90 daugrfuas aitsf ensefa
They staft the hils sni ovsfenuss sfs~ssi-
p.t.sn 1ha's vhy u,ililens 81 h-ssss sfs
sali anausl'y ~ To- ant 2ss pss f~'s ~
drux4ista iahe onc - s~o nishdy sne
note ihe glsssins frsslitA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-19

sr~nE lixslissi mafh W rnntsles
senis strf in ssI tt slnkfrs
kfofe triiefs ue 4. saa ASST an
rou1a oaasclans ana stili In sap
ilsiis though ,hsi have = fnelrs
coumisslun Al pfstfni aats eHtrf
sd ~ service ~ ihe n N q A
IA France A. riutaieaesnte they
are nai failures bui a. snfe ialuera
they are the hu ~ the - ikeaifl.
rai season oxsfscas WpNfta from
lfance ssY
A fee wests aga ihrs ~efe lest
patients Ia hf hefe hospital
rhsi wsrs al in fhs falas wafd
aad e. keep ur heir srlfitk. thef
80 ta sinsiag ara raiflrs -
sfanfs Thia nal nnly rhFefea
tttu up bat ~on 80 sufs n ~
plan ffom ihsIf % and wcrna
a. OfW aides
itnf tFii IN #Hff .h f
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-19
CITED FOR DISTINGUISHED
SERVICE

Sergeant Jack rennci, com.
psny n. lith Infantry. a =
No. 1851 For exiraordmar,
heroisn m action near I.oupp,
France. November 10. 1915. SCI.
geani Bennct lcd a patrol IN y
flank attack on = machine gun
nest which was holding ~ the
advance. and though half If his
park was killed - woun,ied. hc
succeeded IN putting the gun ga,
Of sciion. Coming under the fire
~ another machine gun. h. was
forced 10 take cover iill after dark
when he returned 90 our lines.
bringing with him the wounded
men. Next Of Kin. ri Bennet.
Tulsa. Okla.
Private John : IIaney. Com
psns II. Fifth Marines. a. :. No
2sl599 For Extraordinary hero
ism in acfion near Beaumont
Frame. November ~. lsi-. Pri-
vafe Haney displayed exceptional
courage IN voluntarily advancing
on and destroying machine guns
which were firing directly on his
company Next Of kin. Mr. 4 g
lIaney. mother, Cleveland. Okla.
Private Aaron y Valentine.
COMPANY a. 3lith Machine cnn
Battalion. "a ;. No. 22i9sil.)
For extraordinary heroism in ae-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-19
sufaais vlos vii ssss
lsvsssa osvr o. Asosss

us kieA svsf pnuea cff le tAr afsse.
kt etaht fssms afv sfaf asmfsp *sissna
and iae iuaFHia "a supfvmaey - **na
ha stsna4ssi ava ~. evaArat teams
slU b. snaH tssh teat~sf vii he
si.i ore aa1 b wlil - ssi
strain "a ne 0sam lhai wtas s's' 80
lathfle h,sa are Is fu,si gsaafii,,a
tHt afs fes.if tsf he ffae rAff are
assv famuss eith DO F,isunaa slt'es
ihan ant ,shtl teams hasias lsy "a
lrssrui games - d lhla fsaf whne
lhs1 have esah,lsnse "a eAelf asiiitr
Ia .Ia. ihsf asv ual oveFsenflaisai
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-19
Drives Out the Millions oi
Tiny Pain Demons That
Cause the Disease.

rsrs are mahs ~sss - irsatiss
lkh~smsssus. l.ui ihefr y auir go
fiKki Say
~ 80 are h@gI Irr.nr g. lei ~ A.
81 a. fass~h~- = Hteurafi.r.. shs~s :
esfaid rain ssi safsfinF nhes 4 -
roa. y ygu fe'lee llsnsIly ia fhs sarns
misiif~>ss.i feri sfIs = rainisiiix~rf
Treatment For fe'remief that hes
ssns- II rirsir.s - fais painfui 80
$50 have sp~ss alarflfss koafs. -
doutf. a. sci ns ft-ir hard s.rns.i
doIiafs fa q snir eHarf 20 fni = esre
A. yolr 80 rsf.~ri~nee ~. T.
grsf - tssspF.elnf.Lg ~ fkeirs. n 80
feil0u thr eld. varspus and worth.
80 so.ls - ainHeni.
Wb~n 90 r-aiits ~ 30 nus "a
~ ~ tse e-~se ~ RhcaBai an4
iss' - forfurirg Pairs -ili disappear
sten tbc.r rausc r. rsssesed. fk~r saa
~iil r. Or - rirh' frark, sna there
= > sgienliI shas-s for ypu - fid
soafs.lf 81 fhc d.a1se.
~fire nls-i rolraan fsrm - Eh4a
n-.fism = ca1s~i ~ miilions 81 tsat
disease gsTaas akieh infesi TIE biaz,i
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another sfsaf state ~hish insnfrfs
th-n sumuf ~ fhf aiii.t ani uhiet
fhus far hss tasfaIif ffalsiff fts
aliiss' slshssf Tao hoishstItl msts
inenf lee nnssia ahialns.i fs ffst aNl
ffon Hofmanr and aas fhai arfmani
! hrfsff has affnhroaH fhr mprflsI
Fossfnmrni ne enfh1s.ssm ~ ths
hussisn boishrtiti n.salapsrs fsi
ibeif eurrman ,amrsi.s kna~s 50
bounds
srmpathr fes @eoss o.srsa,"
fi~ frifusfaa ne~ai,a..efa aa4ffsa
- ~ deep.sf imi.Fnatsa snd sgsu
paihf o. 'poof Wrrmany ~h~a th.
'es'sss~pas- sfmIsilos conditions ~
- -ssplislisfle allies b.ssms kns.n
fhis asniisasni nafafsHy dos nos ai-
pisass fhs German rsstfnn.nf .hleh
r'alixrs fhet fhs mere hairsd ihs no.
sianE fesi frf fhs vnns.i states srs
hnrian aand the more sympaihv shey
Tel fpr n.efmany - beiisr .in ~
esfnanf's rhanss ~ rnsaisur.nE IN.
hesslan msftsfs after m ~ar rhsfr
- ~ nfsi~fy ana esen ~ oaa-plrn.,
ai-'si saeh feihries - a.. rhst
hA'" turned m sa-l in tfsas -
kafnp-an diplomacy sins~ ~ b.rlr
nihs ~ hisfory
"h"n q small asbiiios. state \.
eofnes eis.afisfsd ~ifh ths attityas
- ~ frisufs ii beains "a oon.,a.,
moli'f, - - former enem.es Wbe.
=. si-ss nee s--.r a.fc.i.d - .- y.
in'srests nasursiiy laaa Il q r., a.
ssroiit fhe dlffers.ntes b-.~.. 4.
roemies The>~ simple las - sn,.,
nAtl"uai poiHics have b--.n sup~,,,o
n = 1erf~fiy obyioo. way a.
~ hsisan seninauia for many year
~ condiiion - affairs whlrh e,.
'-'ea % long IN the Balkan. now
Ihfe-fsns % ore~presd . iarr. n.u
'i knrope oniy hy jusf s.es.so,.
hrn--y ~nforoes can sh- p-ar. c,,., |
'rrneA std She isaEae u nassou. hoo.
o averi this danger.
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10 cur man, Kind friends and
neiehhofs ~ extend our sincere
thank Tor an ne man, ssfa 81 Kind
moss lhf words 81 ,Cnfor and the
beautiful floral offering whth wer
So generously b, slowed upon us dur.
hE Dr. sieAnfsH and dra'h nf our dsaf
husband. son and brother Mrs Am
rcl Mack NJ and Mrs Joe Collins
Mr. and Mrr David Mack and chill
dren Mr. and Nrs Albert Meizgor