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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-04
USES BLANK CARTRIDGES
TO KILL FLEEING THIEF

CBEN ELAND. Ohio, May Sim
Cohen, "A firm believer In safety first
when burglars are u consideration,
mas always kept TWO revolvcrs in his
hOuse--oue filled with lead bullets
and the other with blank cartridges
He was awakened by prowler on
the lower floor and selZing his
weapon, determined to help Police
chief Smith clear the town OF burg
lars. started downstairs. = He got
down far. enough to see the thief
dragging himself through "A window.
lie fired The burglar got out In the
yard and started running, Cohen In
pursuit. unloading his gun intnsNhe
thiers body. The man disappeared
IN the dark Cohen felt he'd done
the community heap OF good until
he turned on the light IN the room
and found he'd used the wrong re
Volver.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-04
YANkS WHO FOUGHT WITH
BRITISH TO GET PENSION

PlTTSRU RGH. Pa. May ; \
plan TO pension Americans who
served during the war ia the British
ana Canadian armies through prj.
Ndtc endowment To DO raised hN
Rritshera In The United States Was
launched AT meeting ut Br,,!sh,I-
here.
As explained byuth leaders or rhc
movement. thousands OF Americans
enlisted in the Imperial and Cantd
ian forces before the Dnitod States
entered the war Many were wound
ID or disabled ana some were KILLED
ltHNlng dependents In huth cases the
allotment made hy the British gov
ernment iS possibly enough Ia Keep
the disabled men IN rural England
hut is inadepdtc Go keep the mon. In
America because Ucy did not R"r,o
IN tho American army these men arc
denied the privileges Of tho Nmcri.
can soldiers under Tho war risk IN
surancc act II is for these men
ana their dependents that the Erlt.
shcrs hope To gather funds
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-04
Lukin auto Co. Adds
FirestOne Solid Tire

;.N.,h me addition OF the tircstonc
sG'ii tire line. the Charles Luhlua
Auto Go. nov roproscnl la Tulsa the
tull factory line ut The tireslonv ltro
y Rubber Go. Since tho first ut the
present year a complete line ~ giant
pncumAlicS FOR trucks ana rRuumhi.
les for passenger cars have h'cn
stocked but tho addition OF the suld
tire line has come within the pres
oAt week over hair ut the truck
tonnage Of America is carried upon
Firostonc solid tires. ana this fact -
a pretty good argument Tor the
worth ~ the product
a giant press for IN" installations
or ,hc solid .rircs on trucks "a NOW
being erected iu the Luklus plant
and when II IL IN operation the tire
and service end of an already hign
pressure, prosperous business, VIII hu
well rounded out.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-04

British regiment wished to remain in
England and British comrade
wanted to go to America IT would
be easy enough, 1t was pointed out
TO the correspondent, for them to
swap names and disks. ana II the
real Tommy was well coached and
did not dBop too may of his his the
scheme might succecb
After repatriation The Americans
are sent home as soon as transports
can he provided at Southampton,
which is only dozen miles away.
Special sailings arc arranged for the
soldiers who are taking wives back
with them
one husky Michigan lad now at
the Camp missed his chance to get
away with the last shipload OF un-
married meh by making a sudden en-
try into the matrimonial state. A day
or two before his transport was to
sail he was spending the afternoon
with an American girl he had met IN
Winchester. She was from Paterson.
y, j. and he called her Jersey"
Moved 10 Confession.
"Ncl. this In goodbye" he said as
he was about to return 10 camp.
Thinking Of home dimmed the
girls eyes Gee. | wish was going
too, she exclaimed
You mean that. Md. said the big
middle westerncr
81 sure do" she replied
Touched by her tears. he made a
quick decision AN right, come along
with me he said selling her arm
ilc knew where special license
could b. obtained and a few hours
later they were. man and wife.
In telling the correspondent OF his
romance. the soldier remarked! II
wouldn't leave "A dog on this side
that good old statue Of Liberty lie
meant no disrespcct TO his bride
A special canteen for these home
ward bound soldiers has been eS,ab.
lished AT Morn nm by the American
Red Cross
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-04
Nj DIER'SCOMPASSI0N
FADS TO MATRIMONY
v.,,cJ 10 Come Home 100
and Ne Brought Her aS Ills
wife.
oNe SWAP IDENTITIES
Officers Are on thc
Lookout for Tricks Thnt hr"'
Vain.

,,,-,,r,. cTL.R. Eng. April | Ry
W. ,r'rr Uull. ono of me huge
a. ,,.oryat.ons on the heights
'..,a '..,a,l .rg this picturesque old city,
'., IN American camp. During
az, A. VA the principal Assem-
IND I'm England for American
g. ," rnc W,y 10 the war. Sow
= ,rr.,rlnC station for thou
81, t,iiIc worn Americans who
nus ,r, Wv homc They are tho
' t, f,,Igbt with the British
.I,,. ,,r.fIung armies Of the EN-.
y" ,,c ,'s .'nir.buting 10 this assem-
40 vp, Americans drr coming
's a.. ,.,,, France and the ocrupa-
,,.., i, ,rrmanv hut large
n 49,, making longer tour
wv. ....... have served I'm Palestine.
.r,cf some i'm South Africa
,' .', o., Ind, MANY arc still
ll -, and othcrg are with the
, ,,,,,s In y,rious parts or
1 ''.,n rarkorcd that il viii be
''''' ,..,,, month"; lcfore all can
II ". ~. 10 t,ogIand
Y ,lu.s',, -. gst aa tho Ameri.
Ne'u,,,. ,,. T., th's .rountr, fhcy are
'nS a. 'U'rgbcstcr and nut through
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-04
Boy Spanked In Court.

PORTLAND, Maine, MAY a.
Ninetcon- ycar-old Drank shaw was
spanked by pntrQLmau Hugh McDon-
ough IN the municipal court by OF
der OF Judge McGlanblow
The spanking was Administered ar
ter the hoy had pleaded guilty. TO
tho larceny or lead from the roofs
OF Buildings and his mother a
widow, had said she had been uu-
able TO break him Of some bad habits
he had acquired he was placed on
probsilon for one year
Scout what instruments make
foot notes.
Scoutmuster-Why rhc shoe horns
Boys Life.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-24

produces JOY In heaven like tho sal,
walton OF souls. No battles. OH, no:
They didn't cheer up In heaven, my
friends, over battles. Mol Every time
a submarine shoots a torpedo into q
ship and II goes 10 the bottom, they
don't cheer UP. in heaven. No picture
that was ever spread on canvas, no
art, no extension Of civilization. but
there 10 Joy In the presence OF 0oc
over enc sinner that repsnta 30
that ~ what brings Joy in heaven to-
day.
= atX s-k--s..1..g-- - r. .y -. AZ
bells OF heaven ring. give yourself to
God and then try and bring someone
else To the Lord.
Some years ago Mrs. Sunday cent
me a clipping from paper and in
IT. IL told this incident OF very sue
cessful man who was 4 county treas-
urar and also cashier Of banks
very succssstul man In business and
in politics. And others were envious
OF his prosperity. He had . bsauti-
full home and he had one child that
he idolissd and every afternoon after
the bank closed. he and this little girl
could be seen. either riding in her
pony cart or walking IN the street.
one day when she was at school
they took circuitous route and took
her around to the county jail. He5
father was proved to be an ahsconder
and no was arrested and they took
her to the Jail and when she looked
at him. through the bars. sha said, Il
know my father didn't take the
money"
The beauty faded from her eyes. the
luster from her cheeks. She and her
mother had been compelled to go and
live In little hovel. nnd she'd often
said to her papa, isn't It too bad any
little girl has to live in 8 place like
that
She was tossing ard rolling on her
bed and they said she was dying over
en-heartcdness over her father.
The lawyer who defended her father
at tho trial begun to cast about but
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-24

made iittie progress In the matter.
He made application to the Judge
for a writ Of nabcas corpus ard the
writ was granted and on Sunday
morning. accompanied w an OFFICER.
her father In citizens clothing started
for tho home. lie reached there in
the evening and ss thcy led him into
the room whore she was lying on the
bed, tho beauty came back and the lus-
ter came back and she threw her arms
around her papz's neck ard kissed him
and every time she aid Il she said. II
tnSF Cot ~enih bring TyS home.|
All the time tho doctor stood there
and watched the changing conditions
OF her eyes. He saw the pupils OF
her eyes begin to diiste. he whispered.
she IS dying"
Finally. her little arms grew weak
and they dropped exhausted by her
side and tho doctor said. "she Is go
isg."
The father fell on his knees and
buried his face IN hts hands and sob
bed. and sung her favorite hymn.
Bear Me Away on Your snowy
Wings"
Oh there was 30 much power In the
prayer OF that little girl, It stirred that
community God touched the heart OF
the Judge. Of the lawyer. God
brought her father across the state at
the expense a. the county. that he
hight stand for Just twenty-six min
utes by her siAe. have her look into
his face aud say. II knew God would
bring my papa home. knew God
would bring my papa home. I knew
God would bring my papa home"
1 tell you they are in the prison Of
condemnation. all of our pleadings and
tears won't open the doors and bring
them out. but in the days that remain
there are tens of thousands that are
held by sensuouaness and pride and
lust, and they want TO be freq. Let's
so In the name Of the Lord, Jesus
Christ, and do our utmost that they
may Join us in the song of liberty
from tho power OF the devil
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-24

understand the mysteries of life-
Then go out OF here and take q dose
of strychnine or something and leave
the world
What are YOU living for What
do you sit there and breathe for?
Why are you willing to live when
you can't explain the mystery Of life7
And yet. you will fight to the last
ditch before you will give up life;
yet. you can't explain it--oh. no.
You arc thrust into being with.
ont your consent--yep! You didn't
ask to come into the world, MOI You
came from you know nos whittier.
and you go out you know not thither,
and after 5000 years, who knows the
mystery OF life9
Some OF you am talking to now
VIII soon pass away. perhaps And
In a moment that chanye will take
place In you which will convert you
from an intelligent. thinking. seeing,
hearing being into n lifeless piece
OF clay. What is that Wen, that In
life. Well explain II You cant!
What IS It? BY having life we live
having not, we are dead
Christ Fed Multitude
You cay you can't believe tt ut
Jesus Christ fed the multitude With
few loaves. and fishes. Oh. every
spring the SUMS power m.f. the
snow. warns the earth. and hundred
! OF millions OF people are fed And
yet. cut of the hundred OF millions
who eat and are satisfied, how many
of you understand the chemistry Of
tbs Sol 1r understand the mysterious
germ of Afe In IA seed that reproduces
and proparates and gives you some
| thing 10 sat7
Water has been necessary TO human
ltstence from the besfnnlnY. OF time
and yet. we only found oct a short
while ago that water is nothing bot
two gases that got mixed together and
VIE call them water Well man
needed water before he knew that
, Now that he knows that he needs
water just the same.
/ SO, your knowledge or the fact that
! two gases uniting produces water
| And IT you knew all about n1yuteries
NJ the Immaculate Concepttor and
| the mysteries of religion, still YOU
fneeh to accept Jesus Chr list or 80 20
, Hen. and II You didn't know beans
about 1t. you need to accept IL or 60 to
! He'll
! ] guess thai will hold you for a.
while. See what fool you are Now
wait a minute Take reason. Now
7 am not going deep into metaphysics
the average meta physician stirs
! you UP and leaves you verse than
when he found you
| Take rcason~-you don't know every
thing, but you may know soma things
Well. what is reason? / don't know.
Where did II come FROM 7 don't
know What Ia reason Reason il
that faculty OF your mind or mine.
| by which we trace the relations OF
causes and effects and that which
lead up to or produced or caused II.
Hare above my head is an effect,
what Is the cause? Reason chases
down tho wire to the dynamo, the
dynamic In the cause. Here Is the
effect above my head. SO the cause
must he In proportion to the effect
and the effect In proportion to the
cause, all the way through. Now that
Is the reason but don't know where
It came from. or what It consists of.
Dc you believe you have reason
Yes. DO you know where Il came
FROM No. DO yen know what Ii
is? NO. Then you can't explain the
reason
! Henson Has Penetrated.
Now reason has penetrated far inro
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-24

Now reason has penetrated far inro
the regions of sin, Reason has ara
ranged according to nature. all the
properties from the animal ard vegc-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-24

ENTITY yau {hs
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-24

49, <Ainx from HIM.
6H1Itte Your Breast
0onf be . carvteas professor am
knse minute II you can DO nothing
8DmFos sSmsfe ax. your hs0Ast and say;
- ha inerciful to me, a sinner
F1 mink there 10 something wrong
- tase rSiigfcn of the aver &c rnaa
F woman. You seldom see tAsrs
nx11ng down their cheeka Did you
ynr weep because you s4w Men and
GG1oU yoU knew would go 10 heliy
~ yOu ever weep for she sins OF the
Mfeh, because you knew the power
&hs church was being Slapped by the
pg16liness in iii DID You ever weep
Of your own aisss.
8hNA they were leaoing Jesus out
lnuci8y him, the en- followed
-, weeping. He turned around and
- tnem. Danghtcrr OF Jerusa-
~eer mot Tor me: weep &C. your
n cher - this in . green tree what
th1y a. in . dry II they ara
DIX 70 me, the Son of God. thas
4aaorvs Il. whAt 10 you suppose
o. Almighty wtll do TO them
neo dry, Ike dry wood!~
n1 ~ sal6, IF they win DO this
- fhx& = innocent. what do you
90 YIN 40 70 them that are
- 4ha 0rA."
= I'D: r. thank you for your gym
oqA lcvs, but pleass stop weep
-, bat you 90 weep for ihose
go k5MlGg ms; thsy are the orss
oA yUuP tears / don't want
- Se1v 1es ~ crowd
n5n3 49, = - nsaAah~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-24

friend Of mine one time startst
Ia series of meetings in his church
and called them revival He used
Ito stand up and preach and than hed
say, New. II any body there wants
to Join the church. they can meet
the session In the inside room"
You know 1t was Presbyterian
church when say Session." 3usr
like asking . fellow TO 60 into an ice
house
Hc said. If anybody wants to joir
tho church. they can meet the SOS
sion
He said no preached and nobody
was converted The people would
come In their and ait like bumps or
ia log. They had sat in their pew,
so long they had all mildewed. Fin.
nAlly he said he became burdenet
for tho salvation OF 4 farmer who
used to drive In miles and miles every
night and the spirit OF the Lord
used to say TO him. you go and
ask him to give his heart to me-"
The Lord said. III anybody IL of.
Tended because you ask. they are
going to hell any way no you had
better clear your skirts OF 4. and &c
and ask them to take their stand"
Finally he said, Lord. will speak
to him"
That night no wasn't out, He said
II will go out to him."
That night a snow storm arose and
re drove out to the fellows farm.
The fellow was coming out OF the
barn and he said. 'T'vs como out to
ask you to be a Christian"
Ho said, "You mind your blanxety
blank business. whsn / make up my
mind 10 b. Christian, I'll be II,
want you to understand. Go and do
your blanssty biank business"
Tolt Offended,
And r,y ffisnd said he fait "a ct
Tended wien the fellow didn't In
vits him IN the house that no went
back to tht town and he rot q cold
which almost killed him. LAtsr on
no went 70 . atty TO preach md there
~ gave ths snvitAt1aa one ntght and
down tAe ais,A oaaae . hS1StA kaes
cut snappy fellow and ~ teek him
- IT, AaAA ~ aAiA. .0nnA znk
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-16
Cured His RUPTURE

wss eatiy rvF gei vhis Nff.nE
.rask several Ysars asc ts'efeFs
sai uy rag Aoef 3. s-rf nas al
sreraror Trussss 90 ne p good
F.aary ! Eas ae.t 8 t1zfta'nS ihs'
sAiy ana completely cared re.
Years have PASSED sr- To- r47tare
aas never returned t.tacash ! 81
tc-rE hsrt vors - c1rveufer
Tners as re operation. 70 losl t.ne.
- troldie aaYe notatag 10 SELL
bl' riM give Gall irscrmafioa shoat
hcw yea nav tni a CON .efr lurs
wfh1at 0peration 4 vpl Nvfs 20
ne Elgeue W pc'iea Csrpeatff.
So 2 Marcei.gs Avenue. Manssqasa.
y Better cat e4t ms acttee and
shlE & % aay otAers who are -ugslF
st--Yol may save ufe ~ a. least
SOP lhs misery e rupfgrr tnt ,he
Nogrv aud 1ansfs o. an oreraficH.
Naeealnx e re icnks r-flcaffs 'a4f
rhl@xn : cesfrlctirS ths ar las
sagss BAl.tAROS HOREHOt Nj
SYRUP ,cose-s ~ phiFSu 80 ihsf
L raa 30 rrrr.st r1 sr3 elected
Sc4 oy o. nru< Sferp
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-16
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kax ht4cn frt alt niczs tliinNInF
ir ikf seresn wnrit E frrtkln Go ~
his -i2arhink Rtii hsle a. ~
gressssf 81 ~ Rea Beach -Ue'iws 3
Pieiares q las Tor is isAt.ref alaF
- VIII Rcgers fhe famous - snt
iaFiai ihrower - faf Fcfhss fi.s
ffsf rerfQfmanev ea fae ~eF~sn &ilE
d. ga fh's uniqlf uerfoTuisr's fhul
ssals of .osai atm.rers sh,n laaEt
ing Bill tvds - gfesentfd s' fhe
GEN iAsaffr Thars4hy Ihe r'.iEfir
Esaca 90 "a s-fhors rlesf grplinz
klrk depicts Ntat thc klniness Cf
clhrfs wil 80 esse Tor a. sscaeet
t1rvcf Bu hyde oue. tnt xhsn
he carries fcr miles a dyins pal vea
raflefs mortal lniaiy ~hile rf~Ins
~ tcrfor Rii calls IN dccIt.s that
FarIefy wnalt - sac Wlsh mar 81
hsaTi lac Bal a. isFge Tae DO
feI's klntuess aud oonf.itncf in Bia
sre later rewaraet ~hsn Rln m.fts
rls1 ln Alaska whers hoth have made
fae.r "a - DEVICES rsfks
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-16
ONE STATE WITH REAL
FREE SCHOOL SYSTEM
Gross ReCeintS From Land Office
Of State Of Wyoming Will
Make School System
Self Sustaining

Casrsrns Wro. jan fs-Ths sat.
% wvozax zav soon b. rslsvss
frem ths necessity q isrYnE sfste
tarss tor ssu.a strafvs purposes a.
Indicated BY iae aa-aAl re1orts flied
~i-h Governor ffoax covering opsf-
sr-11s 6, "a .-ase off.css fo- re nas.
scar Greatly s-rrrssea royalties from
cl pfccgcflea cr stare .ands iaSress-
- rsu'ais ca Sre4.nE and agricultural
snts uEusd ag fhs state. sr5 aa1ea
z-s-est il zlaeral ierslss meat o.
STATE eFrsl 2-ts Pave a-alEht ~
reertsfs q ~ .-zts ard o.flcs slFost
70 ths swo -aa solar nark- A
ealaues aaovs hs lcssl a5nfnistrs :
Use expense ef 81 state officials sill
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-16
ctRnin SAILORS O[lO
T0lll HONOR NON
For Borntv of si35 crex Of Sub
marine Delivers Beat To Brit
lzh. Soldiers. Also Have
Lost Fizhtirg SPIRIT

Fsr sears - Gss - ~ cer1su
Eavy sgsrs 80 tkemsz.rss - saxioz'
% assfs "a Britsk assy - hsifis
Now ~ rrss of ; GsF@sa a<AtRs
vessel saanarsus aaxs fara~c A.
cser ia ~ Dr.lsA fa- es4n's ~A.eE
siH ~ IT, eTru shss- $50
IA CeFnaa aews aasrs 4ecIsrr a.
a. - ssas A. trs- - cer1ss Ac,-
e. ao~n e neih.sg 80 ~ ihe e.
ori ~ iAslr naFs IS l.sgr4cet 1s-
yand remsty
TAe zslorisy & ~ sorid 49, as ~
vrh a. cerzsn ns~ss4peFs whsa
so,l.ers ~ aa 4Tus crsn srAins ,Ae.a
acaeoa shs eut e tAaf srny i .
ksat no' ealf oscslse fse ~ssgaas
~. soas aaf fss ths rsasoa iAst c
aiers ~ wN sea AelF srws 49,
sssl io al aga a. slsrf sns far -
mo.f psTf 70 a. SEA ura.s e, Fstrie :
rlsu - - sAams rAers 5 ueihf1s
IS - heees Tor ffom fAcm
As n is ~tsh iAs soldiers - n IS
~ith lAli1rs Mo 49, SELL faeF saip
D. mas sssaf - euncf.xet iAaf a.
- afs maI aase fasr1 fsemsrlsrs q
tfstresslrg SIrrlasisrffs hsi here ll
uefA.us A. a.. sxf1 = thelg coaiast
ass mes 81 k,gk 1. aoE. cr m~a "a
whom rAslr eoautrss hose raa -
s1.rasres wrsis aev b. gairy o.
.aeh an artIon
real uoas .a seruauY a. ths pres
"a ans are upset ana unsettled e.
fn+ asr aeerfs G msy sssts - iast
tse sailor wsre wlfhoaf noner. Ia
fhe.r famalss nav Asrs hsea IL n@ec
~ Money ard faat the ssilcr, hal no
q "a ~hAf 1lrecisrl % sErn 10 - /.
tan & Thfre are msny ofhef rcn !
hiusffons ef s.rcanstanoes vlth shIch
tae mea mzr have been corfroafet
baf ~ AZ iha' tAe sane c.rcum
sfAacss Aaye eeeu xtssnicd 90 other
men ir roaa hess nAmhsrs an1 on
lanY oecssiczs. an. - thsrr ar in
- Asro-y rsmsrssoiY - casts
~Asrs ~ lshfns nen - nsiieu
hase t-iiheratfir tfa-fcksd % ihs.r
ccaatfvs nssH- ef aefsnse
81 stmFsl Besuys assrrss 70 thr
sailors = To- BrtIsh 'isff b. thars
terrified 'he German sllior n ths most
srA'h.zg terms To eoa4lef 81 fhf
mea 80 sot he.r ses.sls fer -
g9ii 50 an s1.uy slr 20 iar iossrl
proving ~ ira'A % As w0rls
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-16

rrsat from he aast years frsns8e-
tio1s slih Indications q contlaued ia-
lre4ses ior fhs future
Receipts from cA ROYALTIES s.r A.
cgrreui var sen shove tha, bar
mIilca tonsr mars. fhe greater pr
hcu - whieh goes % fhe NANTES
ance q ths stare lr versg' Art 'he
baianef % The ststs hCoi fsn8 stat
% ROYALTIES have SEnWa from Sfsela
n tsi- 20 a. prfseai fsares
Ths state land office skozs r,os
80 foT ne bisHliam 80 sl.ass. :
s-s-s a. 2ssirst 81 saean gor fhr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-16
UlU 0UntJ,
ITCH|NG SKIN
Blood Poison. Risings,
Bumps, Pimples, Bone
Pains, Cured by
Prescription
C-2223
Stop Paying Out a Lot Of Money
for Expensive Tlps OF Baths
and Get Well a, Home a,
Slight Cost. Great,

Nsrv % o1r res6srs ~IiI b. xizd 20
kn0~ thaf shsy car sor . Prescrip-
ton C-.-1 Al any o. oar hone re-
-cTiption druxrisrs y - all prepared
ard 20 doar cost uHch Dcse = IN
dicziec O. bottle. % you can easily
cure yourself A. hoG1e C---ec is L.
qai1. ans fsseu Internally parties
sn1 snricseS ycgr blood senting .
tioot q sure rleh e'ocd 20 he skir
surfaces. soinfs and every part % tn
5o1r. Pretty soor rhe ifchsng --ops
Eczs1a ard cd sores. pizzpiea rfsinzs
snd oamps are hez,ed Boue ,aias
and rSeaUztic aches ere stopped. yoas
skin axes On The -icw q perfec-
heslth- i -oaiG CO. a good deal -
ecnsait a specislist. bzt y0a csn re-
rs gre@crirr On a. ilrtle cost ~ ask
irg for Prsieriufion c-e--1- II also
erzius cat ot yOur systen al fhe zric
ACIDS and iupgrftssS that cause all
the ssrrs snd hamoFs pans snd ache.
o. rheuE1ztlSu
Sotic<s
u yo1r ozE druzc = cant suspiv
yog give hi< Ezme and write "a CT.
Lzbcrztoriss. Nenp7.s. Tern.
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Before using Gals fre.arafl1n fg- ,
roISt ~ colt yea rsF wiss 70 knor
unst Fl nss trre O. Others Mfs q
Iocs 9seoH iu r-uss have
fouut Is <ses ne Quickest reaef -
ara e'uSh -sIfEs { iave ever 1sei 2
Mri James 4 knos. ChHico'he. No
says Cham heFlsins Coaxh Rsmsdg =
cs1rrf - hsst '1r c7azas sai colds
~ Moore Oval pa. SAYS I havv
asel Cham heriaiaNs C01Sh Remedy OF
several ccrasi1-s vfcr ! Eas suffer
ia< ~fth settled r1'c upo- ~. ch-s
and 8 a. anways cfc1sa, about a
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-16
A TEXAS WONDER.

TIE Texas vaas-r Tor kidaev sue
Bladder troubles. gravel. diabetes
seak ar. lz1e esck. -he1natism a,t
irresuiarif.ss o. - sldneys and bisd-
ee- r. beth 'rea arf rsnsa Regu-
hfes bladder fro1bies II ckns-er- n
rot sod ~ tr-rrlsts. VII - seat ~
uail c1 r~cslf; % !; . One small
often cErcs sea1 for sworc tesu-
Bottle - two -rniss' treafmea,. snd
rcuiss nr. Z " Han. .s.S Owe
a. s. Lclis Ne Scfi ~ trurxista