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Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-08
ALLIED PEACE TERMS DISCLOSE TOGERMANS COST0 0FDEFEAT IN NTHE|RRUTHLESS
 NATION TOBE CRIPPLED AS M|[|TARYP0WER

Germany Must Agree Trial of ExKaser for Responsibility of Ruthless Warfare-Army is to be Confined to 100000 Officers and Men, With Conscripton Abolished and Military Schools Limited Navy is Limited to Six Battleships, Six Light Cruisers, Twelve Desroyers, Twelve Torpedo Boats, With No Submarines No Military Naval Air Forces Except 100 Unarmed Sea- planes Until October 1s-No Notifications the East Bank of the Rhine-Harbor of Heligoland is to be De- stroyed-Financial Penalties Include Reimbursement for All Civilian Damages With Initial Payment of 20000,0 900 Marks, Repayment of Shipping Damage by Surrender of Large Part of Merchant Coastng and River Fleets-Economc Resources to be Devoted to Re building of Devastated Regions Losses h. clude Cesson of AsaceLoraine and the Coal Mines of Saar to France, Poland Have Control of Upper Sesa Danish Boundary to be Decided by Vote of Population -Danzig is to Become Free City'-France is to Ex- ercse Protectorate of Morocco-Egypt Placed Under British Protectorate-Must Renounce Treaties of Bu- charest and Brest-Ltovsk.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-08
BAD WEATHER PREVENTS
 NAVY OCEAN FLIGHT

New York. May 7.-Weather condi- tions today were again unfavorable for starting the transatlantic flight of the navy flying boats NC-1, NC-3 and NC-4, which have been waiting for several days for an suspicious moment to hop off at the naval air station at Rockaway on their initial trip to Hai- fax, where the first stop is to be made. Commander John H. Towers. in charge of the navy flight, said that weather conditions for a possible flight tomor- row were not certain, but that to the present they appeared fairly favorable.
 Advantage was taken of the delay to remove three engines from the NC-S because their bearings had become overheated. One engine had been re- moved night before last, so now the NC-3 has a complete set of new mo tors Arrangements were made this morning to have one or more of the machines make test flights late this afternoon, weather permitting.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-08

sentatives of Japan aligned squar rely with the other powers. any complica- tions that might have been threatened over the question of Kiao Chau and the wording of the league of nations covenant having been smoothed over.
 The ceremonial of handing the treaty othe Germans took place in the hall of the Trianon Palace hotel, a spa cious. well lighted chamber. with tables for the delegates arranged nearly in the form of a square. It was presided over by Georges C1emenceau, the French premier, president of the peace congress, who sat at the center of the head table, with President Wilson and the other American representatives on his right and David Lloyd George, the British premier and his colleagues on the left. Mrs Wilson was an inter- ested spectator of the function.
 Paris, May 7.-The German dele
 gates to the peace conference say that
 they will sign the peace treaty, but that Germany will not pay an indem- nifty.
 (In the discussion of peace terms by Germany through both her official and unofficial spokesmen she has invaria- bly drawn a distinction between repa- ration and indemnity, construing the latter ill effect as punitive damages. It seems probable, therefore, that the refusal to pay an indemnity" would mean in effect that she would decline to pay what she regarded as such ] damages.)
 l Vittorio Orlando. the Italian premier,
 and Baron Sonnino. the foreign minis 1 ter. arrived in Paris from Rome this ! morning.
 The Italian premier arrived at the ] Paris White House. just aas the ! council of four reassembled and re- i stunned his seat in the council. 1 The Petit Parisien says there will
 be a maximum delay of one month be- /! fore the signing of the peace treaty.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-08
CITY OF PLUME TO BECOME
 ITALIAN AFTER 1928

Paris, May (By the A. P0.-As a basis of resuming participation in the peace negotiations, Premier Orlando accepted a proposal that Italy admin ister Plume as a mandatory of the league of nations until 1923. after which Plume will revert to Italian sovereignty
 During the four years of Italian ad- ministration a harbor for the Jugo- Slavs will be built at port a few miles lower down the Adriatic coast. The harbor will have railroad com munication with Agram and other cities.
 italy, it is understood, also is pre- pared to make sacrifices of some of her other claims on the Dalmatian coast.
 The proposal which induced the Italians to return to Paris was made to them by Camille Barrere, the French ambassador at Rome
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-08
EXTRA SESSION OF CONGRESS
 CALLED FOR MONDAY, MAY 19

Washington, May 7.-President Wilson issued call by cable today for a special session of congress to meet Monday, May 19.
 Secretary Tumulty, in making the announcement. said it would be i'm possible for the president to be here on the opening day. The date was much earlier than democratic leaders had expected.
 White House officials said that in naming an early date for the session, President Wilson was guided largely oy the advice of Secretary Glass as to the necessity of passing annual appro- pria tion measures which failed in the closing days of the last session.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-08
Conn. Over the Top l For Victory Loan
Country-Wide Subscriptions Now Total $2, 2,458, ,663, ,000 -59 Per Cent. of Aggre- gate.

Washington, May 1.-The best re- ports of the entire Victory Liberty loan campaign reached the treasury today. The total subscriptions were raised to S2,45S. .663000, or 59 per cent. of the aggregate desired. The over night increase was s39S, 5000, 900, of which s237 100000 came from the New York district.
 Kentucky and Connecticut have of ficially r-subscrioed their quotas Percentages of quotas by districts were announced as folIows:
 St. Louis 77.5 Minneapolis TAT; Chi cago 61.9; Boston 60.y: New York 5s.S; Richmond 53.1: Kansas City 4s.S; Cleveland 44.3; Atlanta 432: Philadel- phia 40.4 San Francesca 37.1; Dallas 321
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-08
NEW SODA WATER TAKES
 CAUSE DEMAND FOR PENNIES

Washinston, May 7.-Pennies are more in demand than dollars in these days of soda water taxes. Since May 1. when these taxes went into effect, the United States hints and sub treasuries have been flooded with or ders for millions of one cent pieces and these coins have been shipped to banks by the bushels.
 To meet the continued demand the Philadelphia and Denver hints are working almost exclusively on one cent pieces, and an extra shift of workers has been ordered for the Philadelphia mint.
 Beginning today, two millione one- cent pieces will be turned out daily.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-08
HAVE BEGUN
 AN ATTACK ON WILMA

London May 7.-The Bolsheviki in great strength ha evbegun an attack on Wilma, the capital of Lithuania, which was captured several weeks ago by the Poles, according to a Kovno despatch received in Berlin and for warded by the Exchange Telegraph company. Wilma is said to be under intense artillery fire. Heavy fighting has occurred.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-08
BUENOS AIRES PORT
 STRIKE HAS BEEN SETTLED

Washington, May 7.-The Buenos Aires port strike has been settled and activities at the DOT, are again nor mal. according to a despatch receiv- ed today by the Argentine embassy from the minister of foreign affairs.
 "Rumors spread regarding new diffi- culties at the port of Buenos Aires are absolutely without foundation as, in fact. the ports activities are in full working order.'' said the message. The reasons which caused the previous strike have been completely and sat- iSfactorilN settled.'
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-08
BUY BONDS INSTEAD OF
 FLOWERS MOTHERS DAY

Cleveland May Miss Anna Jarvis of Philadelphia, founder of the Ma tional Mothers Day association. today sent the federal council of the church. es of Christ in Amer-ca the following message:
 Announce Mothers. Day next Sun day, May Il. No flowers to be used. Rich people to buy Victory bonds and thrift stamps instead"
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-08
Condensed TeIegrams

Social Democrats won the municipal election in Vienna.
 EiomeWard movement IoF troops from France amounted to nearly 10000 day in April.
 Government deficit for operating rail- roads for first three months of 1919 estimated at 192 100000.
 Father John J. Hughes, head of the
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-08
PLANE CARRIED 25 PERSONS
 FROM PARIS TO BRUSSELS

Paris, May 6.-(Delayed) - The gian Farman airplaar Goliath which has been flying between Paris and Brussels, last night ascended to 6 height of 5,100 meters Approximately 16.732 feet( earring twenty-five pas sengerS. The ascent was made in one hour and fifteen minutes and the de- scent in twenty-five minutes.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-08
CHARGED WITH OPERATING
 ILLEGAL WHlSkEY STILL

Boston, May 7.Samuel Forsyth. of Salem, who was arrested Monday in Beverly charged with operating an H. legal whiskey still, pleaded not guilty before Federal Commissioner Hayes taday. He was released under 500 bail and the case set down for hear ing May 2f.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-08
MASKED HOLD UP MEN
 MAKE HAUL IN LYNN

Lynn, Mas, May -Four masked men held up Frederick c. Barnett. of ]. s. Barnett & Co. leather manufac- turers, in the vestfbule of the com panY's plant on Boston street this aft ernoon and stole between $4.0o0 and 5000 payroll funds. according to a police report. The men escaped In an. automobile.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-08
FIVE TRANSPORTS SAIL
 WITH $500 TROOPS

Washington, May T.-Sailing of five transports with $500 officers and men was announced today by the war de- partment Units of the 29th 32d, sgd and SSd divisions are on board the shipss which are due to arrive at New York and Boston between May 14 and ea
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-08
CEREMONIAL OF HANDING THE
 PEACE TREATY ID GERMANS

Envoys of Tyyenyseven Nations Were Present When Pre- mier Clemenceau of France Passed the Document Italians Arrived in Time for the Notable Event-Scene in the Trianon Palace Hote-Mrs Wilson Was an h. terested Spectator of the Function.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-08
,bIenns Left For Solution.

Certain problems are left for solu-, ton between the allies anr associ- ated powers, notably details of the dis position of the German fleet and ca bles, the former German colonies, and the values paid in reparation. Ger tain other problems such as the laws of the air and the opium, arms and liquor traffic. are either agreed to in detail or set for early international ac- tiOn
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-05

hv g n bouR.as, secretary ~ the
hamhcr ~ commerce. nnd D. y
Adams Tn" mayor led the way 20
hir offlc" and opened the door, flnd
ins Ia his great surprise number ~
his friends standing about tho room
In explaining Mr. Hubbard was
told thnt she visitors were there FOR
'he purpose ~ looking over the new
municipal building Attempting 10
mike short speech on the merits ot
he now building, the mayor was In
corrupted hv Nj WEIGH. who then
made hlS presentation speech The
American flar which HID the painting
from view was then drawn away and
IN" mayor stood looking at HIS por-
'ralt ~ BLANK surprise
Aolomon who produced tho
lelntlng. ~ n well known artist Of
Houston. TeNaE lie painted u pic-
turs 81 A T. Amerman. mayor OF
houston, which wlm presented to the
Texas administrator under similar
circumstances Mayor Hubbard an
nounc"d Tuesday that he would take
tho picture Ia his home whcrc II viii
hang Rs a remembrance ~ the many
he counts among his friends In Tulsa
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-05
PARK DISTRICT IS
PROPOSED IN BILL
NilI Nr Presented ~ Lgisla-
tar, NU,t NrcL

The Tulsa PARK board ~ meet
INK IN tho ,lty hail Tuesday uighi
approved "a hiIl which viii bc intro
iu,r1 IN the oklahoma Legislature
nrht week to enable the ,atg'r cities
ut 'he stat" ~ create Tps ial ina.
piu,riu"ut dlstriots for the - thliuh
W'ut ~ IhIk- Under th.s bIil park
dle'rI ~ may be- organized hY prop
'riy owners IN IA" same manner that
special lmpruN rmvni districts ar"
nos formed for the huildiri, ~ side
vtlks tnd sewers
The hill Was framed after care
tui F'udN ~ the PARK building plans
IN other cities ana, according g.
msmh'tu ~ tho local PARK board,
meets not only tho conditions under
whi,h Tulsa must provide AMI man
tain her PARKS but extends he came
faculties tu al ~ the other niEr
,ltirs In oklahoma
The park boards and ciiy o'ficpa
~ Oklahoma Ilty. Muskugre. liar
l'sNllle, Enid and other citi"r ~ the
state viii br Bfke.l "a send r'pres' u
thNNes Coo the state capital tn as,lai
the Tulsa committee In getting tnl-
special h,ll quickly introduced mud
passed In tho legislature
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-05
Tulsa Friends of BOB LOzier to
Attend His Fun cal at CdrOHOn

rulSsnG who know Robert "
lsuritr ~ hts lifetime VIII leave to-
dt,y to attend his funeral which viii
o." h"li - Chttoltou. Mo Friday
S"Vgrh Including Frnud Wooden.
~ last might Tor Is htnsts Clfy.
where N" hodv win b.. received to-
utN, 10 escort tho remains 20 Caro-.
ton. Among those who viii lenv. to
dy Tor tarrOltnn are G. H.. Mcs
'nllourh ana Judge j u Chtk
tn" uows rrcclvcd Monday that
Nr l."yier h,d iird 81 Phoenix,
NrlH, vas % distinct shoe, 80 Tulsa
which ,lhssrd "l,nh" Loyier among
one ~ her great ami beloved citizens
'th"t than the brief announcement
~ his death from ptnmainr poison
NIX ana ia" statement that funeral
r"tvices and burial would ho IN hts
uid Missouri home. there were no
details M the fneHSnEc received her"
Mr loIirr. who "as - years old
went to AtiEuna several months uFo
win his wife Iis health had been
NiiinE fnr some TIM. and his phNsi.
'.ans advised the dryer climate ~
it" extreme southwest word Ir.
c"i'"d from him IN Tulsa from time
30 time indicated thai he wia ftst
I"ghining hIs strength only Last
week IN" Nurhl received letter
from Mr luyicr stating that he Wts
IN good hcti'h and fine spirits amt
expected 10 return to Tulsa ~uou.
Mr. lnElrr had been resident 81
tulsa 10 years coming here FROM
Guthrie ll' formerly UNod 1t
blackwell ana lcf, there tn take an
appointment from Bnv'runr Haskell
At the advent ~ statehood
lie hui always been active In
state politics ana IN advancing the
Interests ~ the state and Tulsa
li"sldcs hiH wife he Is survived by
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-05

Nou have 80 tnkon me- hy surp 80
"hi rnrh :" my appreciation ~ thus
manifestation 81 ffioudship thnt 4, la
imrnSalhlo for m" to- mako u spooch
an ! can say IN thank ,nu.
such WAS the extent ~ tho ,b,nhu.
MY ~ . ~ Hubbard. mayor of
lhl-h, when b" was presented Tuo%
hhy morning with u ne size porifit
nl himself hy frieudS and aimIf"rs
tn" presentation took place IN the
mayors privH," office In the pres
one" of approximately 30 prrsdns
Tho picture L. mounted ~ u large
frame ana IL the product ~ the brush
or solomon, an artist who recently
moved 90 Tulsn from Houston. ToNns
In delivering the address ~ ptp.
sanitation 4 " WEIGH, county hu.
man" agent stated that O. VIVA ha
hellef that flowers should ho ne
renied Ia the living ir-trn ~ 'n Tho
dead. The presentation cercmUny
was planned hN Mr Welch and \. /.
iiarhlHon, secretary to the MAYOR
At the conclusion ~ the meeting ~
the city comm sloners the mayo
arose Ia 60 ,o his office. hut was mot
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-05
CIVIL SERVICE EMPLOYEES
CAN GET THEIR OLD JOBS

Discharged men from the army.
navy or marines. who held Positions
In tho ciyil service department b--
for. entering the service. may ba re-.
instated at any tim. within fiva years
from the time they return to civil
life, according to instructions re-.
ceived by II. " McCline Mt Me
Cllne II superintendent NJ mails In
tho local poatofflce ana IL IN charge
of the civil nervlco work for this
district
fhls Information came IN tho
form ~ letter from Washington
In which attention N cnl-d tn tho
proclamation issued by tho president
dated July rs, 1918. relatlv, to the
reinstatement ~ such men. The
proclamation follows
n person leaving the classified
civll service 60 engage In the mili-
tHry or naval service ~ the govern
ment during the presrn, war with
Germany Rnh who has been hon
orahly discharged may hc r-instatrd
IN the civil service at any time with
In five wears after hls liisrhnrgc,
provided that ~ tho time ~ rein.
statement hr has the required ~
ness to perform the duties of the
position 10 which reinstatement N
sought"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-05
SAYS PARENTAL HOME IS
NEEDED TO SAVE YOUTHS

Clarence Emo, tss North rockford.
and Harlan ureGory, sos West
HodGe. were arrested yesterday while
trying 10 dispose Of some automobile
carInGs., Tho boys hr~ rs and is
years old. respectively. ana were
turned over to the Juvenile Nuthori-
ties, They are be,nG held pending
investigation,
A. N. weioh, humane officer. sis,
ID yesterday that this II only one
case ou, of many tina, are turned
over 10 his office FOR disposition. 1T
IA n question" said Mr. weich. lust
what To 10 with these hoyv The
state Industrial school 10 full and II
Ia up to us to mako local provision
for them. These boys have started
wrong and IN almost avery case thcv
mlsht bc saved To society N they
could be propsriy cared for. Tulsa
needs q parental homo for these hoys
whore each one may have Individual
attention and guidance, In such u
place they could be given the bes, OF
vocational training.
There are In Tulsa today brtween
$50 and 200 bovs who are on the raa
red edge and will become criminals
II they do not have the proper atten.
tion A homo would he an expense
To start with: but could. like tho Me.
Cuns home In jackson county, Nils
souri. become, ,hroush its Industries,
self supporting
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-05
SCHOOLS WILL NOT
ACCOMMODATE PUPILS
l,ip..tsd Incr,,n.r In Ntirndsn'c Nlii
Oscrtn, Capacity ~ Tulsa S,s'
,rm SAYS ObrrholiS"r
HALF SESSIONS PROBABLE
Man, buildings WIN iin,r y" ui~r
solution for rrihlrm- drought
n, the ,iiN's Ifuwth

Tulsa. public hood faculties VIII
hs 80 nNrttaNrd nt the b"Elurlug nt
the SECOND HpmtHf't nnN Hrp''A'
INC that ~ Viii ir necessary TO- hilhg
into uH. agatu nll ~ the nN"'lhhl'
t,mrut,t, tuIiiluVH fni ih" Hihin
u.,t BE-. .huuIH tni tu institute hhlt daN
n,lrIuItH Vl,ir Tia temporary '
huIdinu. WIIl mot accommodate ~"
Increased Attendance. ~ WH" nh
nuurued hN E T. bh"tholif"t tuF
tur,fft,ul.ui Yesterday
,tnt,d,I ,uudIlluuH are ih' most
prunuun. .ri U thr Celia tlhl"h
s.nnuI vIer. the increased 'uuu"'
alton Ia 20 per ,,nf AZ the Lowe ~,
whittier and kendall sIh houlr "a" ln.
,r,tur ls 20 per cent "t more ana ~
the rin,f -,u.-sIs tn' addition ~
pupIH htp utdr u dltf,uIi iu pro
Vide Tor ih, children
iiirh S,huuI Also Inil~
Nut even the splrudid new hlrh
school huillug Whi'h i th' h"tlu
riur ~ the sDhoul year u''"uiiu"
dated the ,itrudau," V'ti'ih'i"l
WIlI ho alir iu ttfU fur IN" lu'i'tH'd
number ~ pupilu who Vlll t'u"ii ~
~. hryiuulnr ~ IA" s","ud term "h
IrhrunN o. Tho big study hall ~
tho nlUh ~ hNNl VIII w wv 'lAN''''
into chs-tounH tn temporarily rtnr
vide rrlirf. superintendent Ohcthnli.
ger stated yesterday
70. discuss this situation an "nnt,
has been made 10 vet - meeting ~
the srhool hoard hut on account ~
the nhsrnce from the city ~ three
members aud the illn"w ~ another.
u quotum could not be- obtained
Th~ board was called together Mon
day nirht and adjourned un,il noon
yeatcrdnv No quorum being pres
snt. another adjournment was taken
20 n time later IN the week when
more ~ the members can ho present
clubs Arr Solicited
The several civic orsn nlEn'ionH ~
tho city. Including the CitN riuh, the
Automobile club the Rotary club
tho Al club, The Lions club aud the
klwanis club, have been invited by
tho Hcnool hoard to send represents
iivca 10 tho meetings of tho board
and Advis" with It's members IN mat
tcrs pertaining To the improvement
~ the schools ~ IN. city This com
ml,tcr In now heing selected and will
probably aitend tho next meeting of
the school board
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-05
DRILLING CONTRACTOR TRIED
TO FATTEN HIS BROTHER

&. H. li'tN for two Ncurs suffered
from indigestion aud kidut, trouble.
ENorNihlug be ate spurvd on his
stomach and me gns swelling would
nut him In misery Tor huua Some
~ the people hc knew had hccn
helped hS the urgntonc Trrntm,ut
~u n" decided 10 trN H. lie SAYS.
orgutouo put me rirhi on my feet
my liver ana kidneys do not bother
m" any more I have noW taken
three bottles and have gained mnr.
teen pounds, ana want to huN -iS
bottles Tor my brother hecnusr |
believe II In the only thing In the
world that can really benefit one 1T.
flicated with stomach. lNrr or Kid
ney complaints
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-05
CONSOLIDATED SCHOOL IS
DISCUSSED At LYNN LANE

For tho purpose pf discussing
plans for the proposed consolidated
school district, meeting MA held
ihsi night at Lynn Lane school house
VI District one. Mrs Minr,to iiedgcr.
CounN HuI"tinluni"nt hnd y.
Obetholisrr Suprrinteudrut of the
city schools. we're the speakers
II IN the piau ut tho citilrnH ph dis
trirtA one. tsu and three 10 consnll-
dat. for the 'puryosr ~ erecting a
cummunlt, HcGvol whcfc advantages
may be uff,rM that are Impossible
In the ordinaryNountry school
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-05
STUFFED UP WITH
"A BAD C0LD''
Get Busy With n Bottle of
DR.. Kings New Discovery
at Once.

coughs colds aud bronchial nj
taCkS they are sll ukely to result
In dangerous af,crmAths unless
checked IN time
Ana how effectively aud quickly
N Kings New plscovery helps a.
40 the checking part lnflamrd
irritatcd membranes are soothci
ANA the mucous phlegm luoscned
freely. and quiet rrstful sleep fol
lows
Al druggists have a. Sold since
iSda SOC ~ 90
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-05
THIN PEOPLE
SHOULD TAKE
PHOSPHATE
ssshfns iihs riain nitro rs.,,,.
PIT on rrn, Healthy ,1..A A.
issrssAs susnrth, visor An.
Nerve Fore

Judr'ns from n. rounu-., r,.,,,,u--
snd u"stmen,s -h'eh are c,rur.,
lnf sdvertised Tor the putpns. Cd,
thin p~epis nesh,. ds.,lopirs 49,,
end Sat snd fsplseins va, hpUo.,
shG" hy the soft eufVsl line, ., -
snd bsssv hse N- ,vis.l,
sands Of mss and vomsn VII. k,.. NOV
hs,r sresssivs thinn-ss 80
Thinnsss snd veal ness A.. p.,,u.
W starved ner.cs Our bodt., ~, e
phosphai. thsn 10 eontsired p W
hoods Phys',isns ,him thsrr B, ..','.
that will supply th,s dstirt,ns, :,
The organic phosphst. tno~n .m,,'
sssis ~ bi,ro phosphate -tieh 'r1t
rensivs and 10 sold by mo.t All 49,,
nader Iuarsntss Of sAt,Af.ctiar d., ,,N N
baet ~ f~~iinr the nerve. ,.'
and by supplying The bod, s ~
the n~<esssry rhosphofe TODD s.,,..,hl
hiirc phosphate quistly produce,
come Transform alton IN th. .rt..,
the in.rssss IN -drh, i,1urat, b.,',
sAisuishins 0'~t
rNis Increase In -.iEht also e,,.,,, -,
u general Improvement boz n. t..m
Ner,ou,resa sleep lc~4n-.. and -
srvy which n~sHy slv~y. .ccorr,,
esssivs ihinness, .con hi'spp.st iII ~.
becons bright and pale rhsss, r.o. ="
the blown OF perfect h.slh H
CAUTION --- Althoush hit-o ,a,..,,..
10 unsurpassed for r,ii.,iot ,,'l.'''.
sisepisssnsss and seasr,l ns.,,
sbould not owing to us rsmsfI.bl. H..
growing preps,us. bs used by .A,-
sAe Asss ss' dssirs V psi on na.A
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-05

No more lazy bowels yellow COIN
plrx!nu Rpk headache. Indigestion
cmhni tusHng hfeath. when you use
ns q corrective ~ Kings New lAfe
rlUs The, ua'rmulisc the system
aud keep the world looking cheer
ful glt
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-05
>r,lllcryncn Return.

NEw NORN Feb llr,nring the
tt'n aud Guth regiments coast d. 80.
ley corps uf the regular army, and
liN CaHuals and nurses ana civilians
iui I'm all the trnnsport Iuitic
arrived here today from lirest