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The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-05-02


 Roman Armijo has this week filed his petition praying for letters of ad- ministration of the estate of Jose Re- cio, deceased, who was killed in a mine accident in June, 1917 while employed in the mines of the Arizona Copper Co.,, Ltd. A. A. Worsley is the attorney for the petitioner.
 Juana B. Salas has filed her petition for the appointment of J. B. Arroyo as administrator of the estate of her de- ceased husband, Jesus Salas, who died on December 21, 1918, from injuries received in an accident in the Arizona Copper Compans's mines. A. A. Wors- Hey is representing the petitioner.
 The hearing of the petition of An tonic Elizalde for a writ of habeas cor tpus, who claimed that he is being { wrongfully detained in the county jail, was heard before Judge Laine this week and his application for release was denied
 S. V. Norte was this week appoint ed administrator of the estate of Ran gel Bouche, deceased, and his bond fixed in the<sun nf $6000. l.. Kearney is the attnri'ey for the petitioner. P. M. Vafg3s of Morenci was this W eek appointed ajmini istrator of the estate of his uncle. Canuto Vargas. deceased, and boad fixed in the sum of s34OO. l.. Kearney is the attorney for the petitioner.
 ! B. R. Lanneau, cashier of the Bank received of the Duncan Light Com pnay, in the case of w. T. Witt vs. J. T. Oberholser and O. E. Adams. This is an action to foreclose the mortgage on the property of the light company. held by the plaintiff. MT. Lanneau qualified on Thursday by giving bond in the sum of $6O00.
 On last Monday the sheriff, county
 recorder and clerk of the Superior Court drew a grand jury, which will
 be in attendance on the Superior Court
 on Monday. the 18th day of May, 1919 The following named persons are
 drawn: John K. Chiffon, B. F.
 Spriggs, R. w. Hopkins, A. A. Gle
 ment, Sam A. Foster, c. C. Martin
 D. M. Cansler, l.. T. Payne, Thomas Sidebottom, Fred Girard, H. H. Me Farland, J. O. Brown, I. B. Gale, J. T Matthews, A. E. Crabtree, Charles Burman, w. J. Ellicott, G. B. Frank
 lin, Henry Harvey, H. D. Hendrix and 1 T. E. Smith. A trial jury, consisting
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BOY SCOUTS TO
ATTEND VIRGINIA
ALL BOY SCOUTS OF WHEELING
DISTRICT WILL ATTEND THE
FINGER OP JUSTICE"
Much Interest Is Being Manifested In
the Big F'tlm Production Coming
Next Week.

Manager Charles t'"Inl"r "G ihr NlrEi-
MIA ihral,r has iSSUsi inv:tAtinnS '"
every member &C the liny S'nuiS IN IN"
Wheeling district Ia attend perform
ancr AT the NlrelnIa theatre on MONDAY
evening. when that wonder Him play,
"Th" Finger of Justice" will lr show II
on Tho &rrron. Th" boys are invited I"
attend the first performances on Monday
evening al "'cl"rk.
The picture will b" shown all week
az the Virginia. and Charles Kahn. The
father &C the draft law. has endorsed the
picture. and "a result Manager f"in-
Ter desires all Of Them 10 sec ii. AS il Is
pictUr" that viii keep up The high
standard OF morals and also elevate
them in many ways along the path IF
right living.
The picture is on" q" the biggest Ia
como 10 The Virginia This season and,
like Mickey. will draw capacity houses
a 8 everywhere II has been shown Il mas
played 10 capacity audiences. Tn" boys
OF the Scout world" Will har" Il biz
rim" IN Monday evening. when they
attend ;hr performances at thr Virginia
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MAY INCLUDE ALL
ENEMY POWERS IN
ONE PEACE TREATY

rARIS. March 26.--By The ASsori-
atrI I'rr.S. THE technical experts OF
1hr American prar" delegation. III con-
sulraiInn with experts Of other d"lega-
lionS, have. been considering L possible
met bod for carrying out a proltrt
brought forward yesterday Ia INCLUDE
all four enemy powers III on" peac"
treaty.
! TIL" fact ttsA he United states was
nnvrr at war With Turkey and Bulgaria
rnmplicaIrS tho matter. but Tho OPINION
Of tho American experts is To tn" effect
that this il not insurmountab!r. ana
that il is feasible for tho United States
to sign such n quadruplc treaty win
an explanatory statement that the tnN"h
States accepts only such portions OF the
treaty as directly affect il.
Prepara1ur Ia the execution Of the
plan without delay in case II should tn'
aIopted the commissions on r"pHrA-
rion:: and boundaries are to r"dur" L"
form. as quickly aS possible. all data
that they have collected hearing on me
financial and economical ability OF Tur-
key and Bulgaria and Of what remains
IF Austria Hungary To meet the charges
they must pay rs we'll as the new hound
aries they must accept in order /" rec
oguiZ. the right Of self determination.
Tho problem Is rendered difficult by
reason of the necessity If assessing
cairlE. The share of tho prc-war debts
OF the three nations which must be as
sumed by the separated provinces. and
this is receiving careful study by eN-
,
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LEGAL NOTICE.
Notice of Dissolution.

Notice is hereby given that. nj ger
eral meeting Of thc Stockholders OF the
G. 4. Robrrcht Company. corporation
created and organized under the laws "
the state Of West Virginia. held AT lis
PRINCIPAL office Oh the 18th day Of Fob
ruary, 1919, the following resolutions
were adopt
Resolved. first. That tho G.. y. Eo-
hrecht Company. Il corporation crrh'rn
and organized under tn" laws Of the Siat"
OF West Virginia. dorS hereby discontinue
business as d corporation ana Surr"huetH
In the state it's charter and corporate
franchises. The hoard Of directors Will
pruC4rd to convert IN" property. chooses
in action and all assets Of this corpora
ton into cash and pay and discharge all
it's debts. liabilities and obligations: and
after fully diScharEng all such dents,
liabilities and 0bligatiU ions divide the re-
maindcr among the Stockholders pro rata
with their several holdings Of stock pnt
10 such payment shall be made 10 any
stakeholder until after tho publication
Of the notice hnrrina fter provided.
Resolved second. That tho 'prrSid"nI
Of this corporation CauS" notice OF Inc
adoption uf tho foregoing resolution 10
be published in some newspaper OF gen
cr,i circulation published in tho city or
Wheeling. Ohio County. West Virginia,
cncc a week fur four successive weeks
and that h. certify thcs" resolutions 20
the secretary Of stale uf the State OF
West virginia. and deliver to him cor-
tificate showing the publication OF SAID
notice. as provided by law.
Given under my hand this 18th day or
February. 1919.
mr-6-l3-9n-27 President.
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LATEST AERSHIP HAS
OUTER ENVELOPE AND
CAN FLOAT ON SEA

LONDON, March 2G.--(Ry tho Assoc
c!atcd rress.) AN airship with engines
md cabins enclosed In on outer 2n-
vrlnnc Np that The nIrHhlp can float IN
tho. .na will br competitor Of IN" NJ
,rn.ir flight. Tho admiralty was on
gny"d IN building two ruch mir FesScl9
before tho war rrdcd. and 1t was ca
p..ctcd TINT they would he superior 10
Iarnrirr for arnLt!ng fleets.
'rhr fcnturo of Ms Crnit. which NNs
aye IT the rrrll surprises b"!nE PR
barred for thn Germans. :" The uSr ~
r. no,.luflaInsnubl" ga.. 'rhr into PROF.
l,ansuy wna the dinr"vrrrr nj IN" EiH.
which permits Of !hr construction or
engines nu thn' they can ." hh''r "'i
IN mIri,h:n. which can font on ~" WI
Ter II disabled. Sh"ia 'hr"uEh IN" rn-
ytIrpr, j. les said. viii nnly damage mo
"a: ru'npar:fnrui stricS
Tie a!rehtn l. n"' expected /" NC
ready tur tgini hriir" junc
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SIDE TALKS
CERTAIN THINGS WE REALIZE AS
WE GROW OLDER.
By RUTH CAMERON

Thai uIir mothers and fathers were
right about soIi,r things after all.
Tina, very lev amttrrS hav" only on"
side
Tha, money is not 50 easily gotten
as We once thought.
Tha. W" never knew hcfnr" usually
this realization como after "" ar"
mothers uurs"lvrsl half how much our
mothers. cared for us or It tenth what
Shr had IA do for ms
Tina: thirty-flvr isn't middl" age nor
fifty old aE".
1T Hope I'll Never Live to Be Old"
That perhaps W" would be willing 10
l!v. ln b. over sixty. after all.
Thai W" never did half enough for
our mothers and fathers.
Thai il isn't AZ easy 10 manag" 4
husband as it look: when w.. could have
told our mothers just how TO do ii.
Not SO Easy to See What ts Right.
THAI tho issues Of life are not SO sim
ple and direct. sn black and white as
We ono" thought. and that III" person
who wants Ia du the RICH; thing can;
always tell which !; is.
That II does MOI do - say positively
given conditions.
For Because Ono is Eighty.
Thai ono doesn't stop wanting 10 havn
q good time Just because ono IS grown
up.
That We didn't know quito SD much
when We finished high school and col
lcge as "" Thought "" did.
That the res, Of tho world know moro.
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ASSERTS GERMAN CARP
The COMING Fish FOOD

Snccial Dispatch ~ Til" 1ni"'lIEHnctr.
COLUMBUS. o.. March FISHERMAN
carp is thu coming fish food. according
:. former state Senator l.''I'l% /. Whl'"'
r.,rr..:rntius tho commercial ilShIHE IN
forests of Sanduslsy. who sp"k" h"Torc
The. hous.. committee on ish IN" game
las, night White spoke against 10"
DlJin. bill. which would stop CONNER
ctal lish-!rnen from S"ininG l"r carp ana
other fish in tho eastern portion az SAN
GHSky bay.
Tho nlldlnc bill was supported ny
Eghnr, II. Mack. c. w. Sadl"r. Dr.. A. r.
Miller an, Oswald Iist"l. representing
hook and linz fishermen. wh" dcciar'u
thu. COMMERCIAL fishermen arc destroying
the natural spawning beds for hSh III
tn, bay and depicting the hay or tiSh'
Senate. Latham sp"ii' against IN" lHi-
dino bill and in favor nf compromise
bill. which he had passed in tic senate
which would bar the commercial nShcr-
men from only q small lportion or the
extreme eastern portion OF the my.
Tho committee postponed action on inc
bill
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HELD FOR Y0ST
LAW VIOLATION

Nick kntTon. n groccryman al H303
Market street. ordered some wine Off Of
n wholcnnlc grocery company In Puts
burGh md it VIVA delivered last Deem
her, but Nick lift # lay al The station
rrd nmnliy took his goods yesterday.
hat thc crglr eye of Tom Arlington and
bert Phillips waa on N!rk and he was
urr14' ri .;lonR with tho salesman Of the
Wholesale grocr-y. Il. Il. Dcmetradc, as
An urc1aaury 10 tho crime. The mon
wrrr lakcn brrurr JUHtlcr Hobs 70 face
TIN rUsi inw rMsrgc nnd tho ywcre re-
lrtsrd rIt hnnd.
T'hu EuvrfnrlrH' nr,cials thon took up
hr rasr Tor s.ulntinS tho Rood amend
lnsnt snd th6S 3rrc given Il hearing be-
fire t., y, Commissioning pnyd. md they
were reiet.nr4i again on $500 bond for
liie next term OF tho federal court,
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P u BLIC S A L E

Tha undersigned having sold his farm.
located in Jefferson county. OHIO. eleven
miles from Wheeling and two mites cast
OF Har!isvillc. on tho Wheeling and
Cad!z pike. will offer at public sale the
following personal property on
THURSDAY, MARCH a. 1913,
commencing at 10 O'clock sharp: Twelve
head Of thoroughbred registered Her
ford cattle Of Anxiety lineage; > young
cows, all bred. ! du" 10 calf hcf"r" date
Of sale; heifers. tn ~ months old:
bull calves. one months old. one Z
nrcnths old l herd bull. vars old
Two horses: 8 hogs; 81 head sheep: 80
head owes. and years old. bred to
fine wool ram: y head rw"s- ! I" .
y"nrH old. bred 10 coarse wo"l ram: 81
hcnd ewes and weathers. mixed. , I" 3
years old; II yearlings. rams. Farm
Implements and machinery. Hay ana
grain. Mary other articles and Imrl"-
n,ents tor numerous to mention.
TERM+All sums under $500 cash:
amounts Of $500. and over bankabIe note
bearing per cent will bn accepted.
Free lunch will be served at noon.
JESSE l.. SPRAGG.
col .. O. AMOS.
.tuctioneer.
Bidders from distance will he met
Al the station. Hlr~-s-Zi
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Bo|sI}eviSm Back Of
The Egyptian Revolt

WASHINGTON. March @H.--bciiet
thar ran-Turan.sm IS back Of The dis
orders n Egypt and iha; tho m"vcInent
is akin TO l!olShrrrsm WAS "NprHSS''"
today hy Miriam S"vlSly. An "XT'Hrt Oh
affairs az thr NHlr East. Mr.. ScNaSiE
conferred loday with officials OF Tic
state department.
Turkish u.assacres If .trmfnihnS SsS's
Crooks Mr.. Srvasly saii. wNr" counter
paris Of tho conduct OF the l;"lSh"rIstS
in Russia .wh"r" murder. Loot ami cum
fSca::"n ar. by tho order oC the gov
rrnmcnt.
Tho appearance Of the Turkish flag IN
Frvptian rio!S. reported Today II DIS
matches 10 the stat" department. was
said by Mr.. S"vaSly - !nd!cat" Inc m
r;urncr the Pan-Turan!ans had secured
IL Egypt.
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HAUL BOOZE IN
BIER FOR DEAD
SAID THAT REGULAR TRIPS AfI
BE1NG MADE TO CENTRAL PART
OF STATE WITH VEHICLE.
Bridgeport Is the western TerninAs
For the Black Motor
Bus.

According la information secured yes
terday :, bier fnr the d"nd ur TatntF i"
heras.. is making regular trips oct"e'"
towns IN Ihr central part or Inc S'a''
aud bridgeport. and is hauling p""|''
lrSIcal of being used for the PURPOSE
that II was intended that II b" useu'
For SON" time bnrk. according I" OH
cialS. a hears" has hrfn soon plying hdoA
and forth across Tho bridges, and o"'nH
"a Tho ruulh..r Of times thnt IL has h"ef,
seen. persons bc'am" Interested an"
II IS alleged that intoxlcants ar" car
ricd within m" TIC.
That som" times thn machines IRA
verses the national road via West AI'N-
and then ;,lt"rnaicS via Cameron. Is IN"
opinion Of thrS" who have become m
rrrcstcd. 4 rigid investigation is oc'nE
made hy the officials.
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ASSOCIATION FOR
BURIAL OF THE DEAD
Likely That an Organization Will DC
Formed Along the 1nSur-
ance Line.

m Association for the Burial Of :hr
Dead. such as is in existence in VA
r!ous cities OF the United States will
likely bc formed here within the ne;T
future. The work Of outlining plans
are already under way hero.
The money ia subscribed or paid in
along the line Of paying an insuance
policy. a stipulated sum being get aside
by the members each week. and In CASE
Of the death Of any members a respecta'
bio burial IL guaranteed This IL SOME
thing new and novel. however. in
Wheeling.
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MAYOR THOMPSON
ENTERS SUIT FOR
$4,000 DAMAGES

CHICAGO. March 26---Mayur william
Yale Srhumpsnn today Hlrd n suit Tor
$3.50, 10O damages against Rrrtrlm NJ.
Winston and George Hull Porter. III
licerS uf the Robert NJ. SwcitZ"r NON
Partisan league. rs Il result nj pup
lishcd statements issued in tn" mayor
atty campaign. Swcitzrr is Mayor
Thompsons Democratic opponent.
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sse&p HAVE NOT saIIED

SpeGial tlSpaiIk u, FhG tniHItihtih;nf
SPhaIbhihSetfiE u;.". March EG-~
DENIAL thar the 8Slnd itEgiiai1Ht *'ncA
in.:lu1es esanpaaihs ri drastees fFfm all
tastsEu Dan' cinrlfn:si had SALAD trit!n
Iialy fpF tp1nt. Wis r'rii-Eti h::Fr iho'S
fran WashlR9!'' H." inh'F'Haii"l! Is
ilIai tin S3afd has ln'i - pax I'..rii "taS'
lgRated fqF sailing hHt = sii!i al firH"a:
On reports paAlistsd ssasr:li aaks ntn
HAT HIS tegstaRHt hafi SAILED, treiaa ra =
tisns were being made hfr'. f"r n DIX
recsptiap for Con,paHE Il, composed "i
Jefferson and Rei#1iani- county men.
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half OF LADnADOR'S
INHABITANTS PERISH

MONTREAL March 26.-f>fty pft
cent Of the inhabitants or norInoSn
Labrador perished during the winter
from, An epidemic of influenza. small
no. and measles. according 70 dis
patches 20 The Montreal Star sent by
mali to Battle Harbor and ay wireless
to St. Johns. y. +.
I, IS cst!7tnird that ontyy +09 tnhaol'
tant7 from Grooswatcr BAY 70 Main arc
loft n,!rc. :hc dispatches say, but tho
full extent OF the calamity viii not ID
known until the opening OF navigation
IN the summer.
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NO INTERFERENCE,
DECLARES BONAR LAW

LONDON. March e. (Fin Mon,rNaD
Andrew Ronar Law. government lead
or in the house Of commons. said today
that no agreement would he entered into
at Paris which would Interfere with the
full control OF thr United Kingdom or
the dominionS over their own customs
duties.
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MISCELLANEOUS
We We EVERYTHING s ssS

WE HAVE 10J single white enGmol
beds. springs. and mattresses compiete,
Al SO each: IS oak wash STANDS. In
good condition. ut $500 each.
one large gas restaurant. rahSe
oEr -,ovino nic,urc machine at $e6.
one physicisn's operating table. IN
good condition.
loo opera chairs. 800 each.
ONE lot Of crooks at &C..
ONE Angle Die scale. $40.
100 revolving stools. $40 per oo1en.
ALSO large line Of new ana second
hard tools and machinery and automo'
bile supplies.
SEE our assortment Of gas Az coal
stoves.
1851 AID 1888 KAHH11 ST1U
Telephone oo1Sj. =
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
Greenwood Cemetery.

Annual meeting If tho stockhoidrrs
Of Greenwood CcmaIcry will br held N
thor office. 40 COS Board of Trade
Building, on March -. 1919. between
thr hours Of II and - o'clock a. m. for
tho election uf Directors aid 10 consider
any other business which may be
brought before th"m.
e. II. MEEkEL. Secretary.
mr-n0-oT
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DIED

sCHEEsE-On Monday. March -. 1912.
ut 80 u'rinrk y. m. HENRY W..
SI'HiiERf:. IN thu 7mth year Of his
age.
Funeral from lis late residence. corner
If r'orty-cighth and jacob streets.
Thursday afternoon ut 30. Services
at 81. Mathews LUTHERAN church 1T
R"nwuod III u"lnrk. friends nt IN"
family are invited Ia attend. and are
rttlurSlrd In ~ direct /" the church.
lnirr1nrnt in Mt. Zion cemetery.
l'lraSc omit Flowers.
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FOR SALE

FOE SALE-Butcher shop in Maynard.
. Ohio. consisting Of Is horse power en-
ginc. one arctic ice plant good dwelling.
Belgian stallion coming five years old
weighs 2000 pounds. also 50 bu. Of seed
corn. Philip Kalb, Adena. Ohio. r. F.
- Q mr-21-i
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wANTED-An experienced piano sales
man who can take charge OF our out
side sales and help train and work
other men. A good opportunity for the
right man. State age. experience and
full particulars in first letter. The
Wainwright Music Co.. Marietta. Ohio.
mr-21-m
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HIRSEBERG--Dn Wednesday, MArrh
Is. 1919. at Charlotte. North ''trniliH'
BESSIt. Bt;t,kM- llkltSllEif:Ni.
wife al lSa:lr llirSchh"rg. III t''i "-iid
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LOST and FOUND

1osr-SuntaE, ladies' small silver
watch. Reward for return TO Parsons
Photo shop. $50 Market st. .rnr.5)
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FOE sALE-Fine. young horse, sound.
reliable. black, weighs 1900 pounds.
Write Box 81. Wheeling. W. Va. R. F.
u. - mF-Zo-l
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FOR SALE-nodgc roadster. in good
condition. Inquire c. E. Springer.
1881. Elm Grove. mr-2I'i
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SCHACHT-nr Wednesday. March 2hth.
IIla, al. 20 o'clock n M. u; h"r late
r"sid"nc7 "T"2 Main street. EplTll.
wife OF John S,'harhi.
Funeral from the rrSrd"nC" OF her sis
ter Mrs. Laura Stephens. l9l2 Bel
mont street, BrIlairr. Ohio, Friday
afternoon { O'Clock Friends invited
to attend lntcrmcnt private Rose
Iiiil cemetery.
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MISCELLANEOUS
POULTRY

FOE sAIE-Ancuna and Leghorn chick.
and eggs. Good strain. VIM. Hicks
Crawford Heights. Aetnayillc. Ohio.
mr-l4-30t
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Eunrrui notice hrrratl"r.

RGENS-nu "Wednesday. March ~.
lglH. AZ H:3u "rl,.,'k =. m. - tn" resi-
drnC,. nf h"r hrr'i h"r-Iu-lnw. Joseph
: Link. No. ~. North Huron strict
CLARA VIRGINIA. ItEEiiENS.
Funeral noiICr hereafter
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FOE sALE-Thorough Buff Leg.
horn Anconas and Red eggs and
stock. Prices write Fl. B. Hcmmanh.
Wheeling. WA. r D. No. 2. mr-lz-42t
poE sALE-Thorouehb Barred Rock
eggs. $3.50 per Is, $500 per 100: Reg.
istnred Chester White pigs StllWell
Farm. Rayland. Ohio. mrls-oVt
FOR sALE-Eggs for Matching, S. c.
Whit" Lcghorns (the, egg machInes)
from heaviest laying strains in America,
:. q. White Orpinginps (hcavy as tur.
H"yE) from famous Aldrich strain. 3Z'Uo
,.cr II. !. Z. williams, Warwood. phone
wbr f63 .ur-19-lmo
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WANTED SaleSmen

wAHTED-Agents write me to-day
concerning a fast selling article. One
that practically everyone you meet Will
buy. II. D. Porter, Canton, O.. mr-27-i
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-05
IRISH ARE SPEEDING
PLANS FOR 1.-THE DAY.
Disregard Tor British Authority
Amounts ca Auiarty f"lln
Found school Training Camp.
FACTS ARE ASTONISHING
Circumstances NJ, Revealed DAILY
he Hearings ucfOr" t"urimhrl
tni--N Nccd large i"r'r.

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iu.- n.H know 'hui The government |
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iIe..H ur troops the roads patroIl"d |
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u|r nuwmur with aircraft To /
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trf.N Ifcuer they nav die Ia |
ruEHur Tor liberty than live AZ
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-05

WDINERIIAMrT'N D"' 3 Nn.
cause 'hr management would rH'
a-g~a' q clerk vr.rhuHn. NHH.r'
CarrvrI-n'. ou fh' u.rn.s Hrrn''i.n
= 500 rr trcrs struck 90 The ia.t bank
colllery.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-13
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