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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-10
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
ROY WOLFF
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

dresses. His mother In one OF the
best and sweetest women ever
knew. Her heart In broken over
this. but sho will not believe that
they are going TO actually hang him.
NOT MODEL son. BIT
NOT DOWNRIGHT CRIMINAL
roy was not model son."
obviously Mrs. Buck was trying TO
be impartial. but he was not n
downright criminal. either. III do
anything ! can 20 get his sentence
commuted to life.
when Hoy's mother stopped over
here on her way back 70 Yakima
after the trial. abe told me that Roy
killed the fellow because he wanted
the auto 20 come and see her He
didn't have the money for railroad
fare"
Il knew the family well" said
Mrs. y. u. sehrock. 1894 Thistle 1T.
They should never hang him lie
IL only an understood boy"
Everybody In South Park seems
10 Know Roy Wolff. And all are OF
the conviction that 70 hang the lad
would be only adding crime to
crime. Imprison him. but spare his
life, they any.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-10
MT.BAKER CAR
BANDIT CAUGHT
Is Positively Identified by
Crew; Faces More Charges

Robbery charges viii be filed
against Ray Hayes. Is. exconvict.
detectives said Friday. after Motor
man NJ. Eisnor Identified Hayes as
the bandit who rohwd him of sss at
the end of the Mount Baker car line
the night OF August 81.
Hes the robbcr. I'm sure" Els
nor said. 'after HayeS was shown 20
him. THE voice is the same and as
he didn't wear a mask when he
robbed me. got n good look at him.
He had several DAYS growth OF
beard at the time OF the robbery"
Hayes was evidently under the In
finence OF narcotics the night OF the
robbery. Elsnor said.
Mo,orman r. McCrackcn. who WINS
forced 20 watch the robbery of his
car mate. when shown Hayes Thurs.
day. said he was certain that Hayes
and the car bandit were tho sam.
man.
Hayes also answers the drscrip.
ton Of the auto bandit who held up
gus stations at both ends OF the
t-AHt EAAstN-tt
night He Is believed by Dctcc-
tives q. simundson and w. A.
Fuller to have looted the sunny.
side pharmacy. $500 Meridian ave.
Sunday night. Three watches and
five fountain pens. In his posses.
sion when arrested. ar~ said 10 b.
part Of the loot OF tho pharmacy
burglary.
After being sentenced 10 Monroe
reformatory for attempted robbery
last year. Hayes was released In
some manner unknown 20 local DO
lice. He .s a dope fiend. says De
tective simund~on. Simundson also
says that one OF Hayes fAvorite
tricks was to masquerade a. a
woman and snatch purses. He has
served tifno in ohl6. Tacoma and
San Francisco and once escape
from the King county sfocsAdc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-10
SAY DEATHCAR
WAS SPEEDING
Doing 80 Miles When II Hit
Jap, Is Testimony

Witnesses for the state in the cor.
onrr's inquest into the death OF Zira
Tamura. who was killed last Satur.
day at Third ave. and James o., by
an automobile driven by r. O. Pstter.
son, testified Friday that the death
car was travelling at least 30 miles
an hour when the accident occurred.
Harry BerBer. 1881 Main St. tee.
titled h. was standing In the safeu'
zone with his wife and the Jap. when
he saw the automobile driven BY Pat.
trrron coming down Third ave. He
declared IL appeared TO him az II the
driver had stepped on the throttle
as he entered the safety xone. and
was coming 20 fast that be--Berner
did not have time to'warn the Jap
before he was struck.
The verdict OF the coroner's jury.
rendered Friday afternoon. was that
tho victim came 20 his death by care
lessiy stepping IN front OF n moving
vehicle. and thru no fault OF the
driver.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-10
Uxtry! Crime
Wave Alarms
Portlanders

PORTLAND. Ore. Sept io.--fcu
working men were arrested here
while bound for the Vancouver ship
yards on their special car They were
alleged to have been smoking on the
street car every morning and night.
which Is against the laws OF the
state of Oregon.
Tho conductors and motormen
smoked. and didn't mind them rmok.
ing. the men said.
Two prisoners were taken for
rolling the flags for use after get
ting on the car. There was one
woman ON the car. hut she said mat
she didn't mind the smoke.
That the raid was directed by the
street car company was admitted by
Chief OF Police Jenkins.
In addition TO the trip 20 fail the
men lose a days wages as the result
Of the raid.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-10
new CRIMES IN
IRELAND STRIFE

DUBLIN. Sept Disorders In
Ireland seemed on the Increase today.
as news came that Lord Mayor Mac.
swiney was steadily growing weaker
nj BriSton prison. London.
Eleven hunger strikers IN fail Mt
Cork sept n message TO Macswiney,
saying We will hold out until
death"
Police. conducting reprirais IN Gal.
way for the murder u their fellows
by Sim Feinerr, killed three civilians
and wounded others.
The killing OF Constable Krumm
started the fighting In Galway.
krumm was set upon by Sim Fein.
ere. lie fought desperately, killing
three OF his assaiiants and wounding
two.
In their rctaliatory measures. the
police raided houses. One civilian
was tied 20 iampspon. then riddIed
with bullets.
Sim FcIners ambushed a squad Of
police at callow. killing consJablcs
DeIoney and oaughin.
LONDON. Sept. io.--prison physf.
clans intend 20 feed Lord Mayor Mac.
swiney, OF Cork. on hunger strike,
after he loses consciousness, IL was
learned today. The doctor at Brix.
ton prison believes Macswiney's
struggle against forcible feeding
would 40 exhaust him he would die.
no is waiting until he iapses into un.
consciousness.
Demonstrating his fighting spirit,
despite his physical weakness. Mac.
swiney interceded when the doctor
ACCUSED the lady mayorcss OF help.
Ing him 60 die. because she refused
10 urge him 10 eat Macswiney At
tcrnptAd TO remonstraie. The effort
nearly caused him TO collapse.
Il am unable 20 keep alive even q
flicker OF hope now" the lady may.
Dress said. 1T IL difficult 10 realize
that the end Ia 70 near. From the
day married Terry. I have tried to
prepare for such as this We always
lived In daily expectation Of death.
but thought Il would be sudden
death. This IL harder.
MY visits 70 Terry keep me up.
lie IL calm and rerigned--alfnost
happy. II shamcs us who weaken"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-10
ITALY ZONE
AGAIN HIT
BY 1REMOR
500 Dead, 5000 Injured and
5000 Homeless in ltal-
ian Catastrophe

ROME. SEPT 10. - Recurrence 81
earthquake shocks In the Emilia dis
trict OF northern Italy was reported
today. While the district affected
apparently was not so large as that
In which Tuesdays treusors were
felt. the shocks were described as
much heavier.
No definite information had been
received tonight AS 20 boss OF life or
property damage In the new earth.
quake. hut both were believed to be
heu~y. The towns OF Ferrara. Res
RIO. Tcnano and cavosa wore under.
Stood to have suffered seriously. In
F0rrAra the church Of Santa Maria
luvaAo. an iith century structure.
was partially destroyed
The latest figures on Tuesdays
0rth quake showed more than 500
kncwH dead. pu~sihiy 5000 injured
and between 10000 and $4,000 homo
lesa. More than 50 cities and towns
were stricken
The Emilia district Hes between
Ire Appcnnine mountains and the
~ river and ss heavily populated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-10
cox ADVOCATES
JAIL FOR G. 0. P.
Time Somebody Was Sent
to Penltentiary, He Says

SPOKANE. sept ioi-'It's time 10
send somebody to the penitentiary. /"
Gov. James NJ Cox said In speech
hero today. 90 large crowd on the
station platform.
His declaration came Immediately
after he had reiterated his charge that
republican leaders were guilty Of per.
jury In their testimony before the
senate campaign expenditures com
mittee In Chicago.
We have laws against perjury.
and they should be enforced" he add.
Cd. Il intend TO give the republicans
some Of their own medicine"
The crowd cheercd.
His speech today was the first init.
nation thar he believed prison sen.
tsnces should be given those who. he
alleges. testified falsely at Chicago.
In replying TO n speech Of former
Senator Weeks. In New Jersey. Cor
compared the present activities OF
tho republicans 20 the old Tweed
ring"
The statment % former Senator
Weeks. In New Jersey Yesterday. 10
the cffec; that SIS 900. ooe Nontrihut
Cd To the republican campaign fund
BY the business interests would be a
good investment. 10 not surprising
First. VIII HAYS and his associates
made broadcast denials. Now thst
they have been caught with the
goods. the policy TO kbe adopted h
manifertly that which Senator
Weeks expresses
1T win remind the country Of the
days Of Boss Tweed. When he was
caught. he said; What are YOU go
Ing 10 do about NJ Tho people an
swered by sending him to TIE peni.
Tertiary. Present symptoms are
pretty strongly suggesting the need
Of the same kind 81 remedy now"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-10

PARIS. Sept io.--Oilvs Thomas.
motion picture actress. died In the
American hospital at Neuliiy today
OF msrcuriai poisoning.
Miss Thomas. who In private life
was Mrs. Jack Piohford. swallowed
an overdose Of medicine containing
mercury on September 5. Her physi.
elan. DIR. Joseph choate. OF Los An.
selcs. said ss,c took enough 10 kill
several men. She was taken 20 the
American hospital but had no chance
for recovery.
Her husband. who II the brother
Of Mary Plckford. was with her.
They were In Europe with a number
OF other motion picture stars on n
combined business and pleasure trip.
Olive Thomas. who first attained
fame as q member OF the Ziegfeid
Foliics chorus. and was declared the
pretile~t giri on the American stage
by Harrison Fisher. the artist. was
born In Plttsburg - years ago. Miss
Thomas and Jack Pickford were
married In 1917. Their recent trip
to Europe was declared BY Mas
Thomas 10 b her SECOND honey.
moon"
Her mother and two brothers. John
and william Duffy - her maiden
nam~-iive In New York city. nc.
cording 20 friends here.
She went into motion picture work
In 1871, playing At that time for the
Triangle corporation. Later she
Joined tho selxniek company and
has been starring for the latter com.
pany In Nex York productions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-10

TIE took no chance Of being
IL stranded
lie used a Want "A . time or
two
And a roster picture opened 10
view.
No srcd- blooded,- viriie young
man IL going TO stay "cooped~
where he's not contentsd.
A Ciaastflrd Nd IL the High
wHy 10 better conditions
Circumstance are constantly
keeping man shifting.
Use the Classified Section OF
The Seattle Star.
A timcor.two Insertion want
Al. under tn. heading situation
wanted" will get the Job you
want more than the one you
have.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-10
British Paper Gets
Russian Aid Offer

LONDON. Sept fo.--Ths Daily
H9ald. radical iaborite Newspaper.
frnnkly asked It's readers today II u
should accept an offer OF S5T5.oco
from Russian sympashixerx.
without this support. u said. Il
will b compelled to double its price
In many quarters the newspapers
revelation was regarded a. en-
tr0mely dangerous TO the labor
movement and likely To cause an
open split between the extremist and
mooogaie elements.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-10

PHILADELPHIA. sept ios--riops
that the baby foand az MorrIr,own.
Tenn. was his iS.month old son.
Bhkeiy. was abandoned by George
II. couwhiin. 81 NorriHtown. Pa. TO
day. following reccipt OF kilograms
from Aorris,own. stating the child
had b~sn Identified and returned to
It's mother there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-10
Riverside, CAL,
Shaken by Temblor

INVERSION. Cal. Sept. ios--Riv-
oru1de vas shaken at ssis this morn.
~ ~ . slight earthquake. No dam
- wAs done.
The quake lasted about three sec
om6A While n did no damage. II
w1e more severe than those expert
onced here early in the summer.
Win1Ows were Jared. dishes ratified
m some people ran from their
hones into the streets or back yards.
~ shock was north and south. In
the oouth end Of the city, II was more
violent than IN tho business section.
Nearby cities and towus report no
dnmaGs. The quake was felt all over
he eastern part ofthe county.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-10
lenroot Holds Lead
Over Jas. Thompson

MILWAUKEE,. Sept io,--Resurns
f1o0 virtually all sections In Tues
lny's primary today gave Attorney
Oonssa1 John J. Blaine lead OF
nearly 1000 over Roy r. Wilcox for
the republican nomination for gov.
ernoP.
senator Irvine Lenroot held HIS
- over James Thompson for the
Tupub1tran senatorial nomination
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-10
Woman Falls on Wet
StreetUnconscious

Mrs. Doris G. Wood. a. Anacorten.
Wash. slipped on the wet pavement
at all Second ave. late yesterday
afternoon. suffering a severe shock.
When picked up she was uncon.
acious. and while being taken 10 tho
city hospital became hystcricai. She
later recovered sufficiently to be 70
leased
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-10
Curio Dealer Held
A Morphine Agent

Ell PAso. Tex. sept io.--A. H.
shariln. curio shop dealer. IN In jail
here today on a federal charge OF
conrpIring to import 1000 ounces Of
morphine and 200 ounces OF opium
from Mexico. Hts bond IL fixed at
S2g 900. Shsriin had II $1,000 bills
In his possession whom arrested
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-10
CT. PAUL WAS
~ GOOD ATHLETE

OMAHA. srpt 1871 Paul would
have made a ssnr quarterback. de-
oiared Rrv. DR.. ". ID sehcrmerhorn
IN advocating a sport page for Tho
Christian Advocats nj the Methodist
conference hers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-10

CHICAGO. Sept io.--Ceorre {.
Jcffers. who asked J. ogden Armour
To finance hia poetry writing. was re.
manded 10 the prychopsthic hospital
after reading his latest poetic at.
temp; 90 the court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-10
Held for Breaking
Contract Labor Law

Violation OF the contract labor
Laws is charged against Lawrence
Johnsens. Kirkland contractor. who
was arrested Thursday evening by
Deputy United states Mashal T.
n. Tobey on a federal bench war
rant Johnsens was secretly indset-
cd by the last grand jury. He 10
alleged 10 have employed four In
borers whom he knew 10 have been
smusgled into the United States
from Canada lie was released on
$500 bail. A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-10

ISprASAroIIs.-wom~n voters
In Indiana who gave their aFc aA
legal must either r-regiEter. giving
exact Arc. or iosc their vote In the
coming election.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-10
IMPROVISATION cuARGrNo ED

ANDERSON with violation OF the
narcotic laws was filed in the United
States district court Friday. Andcr.
son was arrested by the police on
sept I. with q quantity OF morphine
In h!s pos~~asion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-10
Man Dead From
Injury in Fire

YAKIMA. Sept io.--As n result
~ severe burns received at his homo
Wednesday. John Dyke. ss. dled yes
tcrdAy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-10

Germany IL experimenting sa
minung two and five-mark coins Of
some non.metailic. washable mate
rial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-10
Prowler Escapes
With Gold Locket

A young man entered the home
Of Mrs. NJ. Wade. 100 Pine ct. yes.
t~fday by cutting n hole In the
screen door. Mrs. wade. WHO was
alone In the house. saw his shadow
but before she could cali the policr
he had escaped with q gold iocket
and ~ or - In oash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-10
GOVERNOR COX
IS IN SPOKANE
Says Mothers, Young Men
Favor League
ny HERBERT W. wALKEK-

sss<sss's@sss vs.
SPOKANE. wash. Sept. io.--The
mothers and young men Of America
win vote this fall 10 have the United
states enter the league OF nations.
Governor James NJ. Cox predicted
here this morning. In opening his
two days stump invasion OF Wash
inston.
Speaking at the station first before
q meeting Of young men who will
east their first vote this fall. the
democratic candidate assorted that
the mothers and the men In the ser
vice "knowswhat war Ia" and that
they desire 20 make itnernat ionsi
conflict impossible. Later he was TO
speak before the state fair and start
his tour thru .warhington. A large
crowd greeted him at the station.
Cox boosted the candidates. OF for
mer service men now seeking public
office. saying that In general these
young men stand for progressive
roV~ruugpt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-10
SAYS YOUNG MEN
AXE WINNERS

Il have heard IL said under certain
conditions that this man or that man
was not qualified for this place or
that place because he was too
young" he said. "in my state an
old reactionary has stated that he
VIII make no campaign against his
ss.ycar opponent for congress, DO
cause ~ Ia silly TO contemplate the
idea that this young man can be
,elcrtcd.
II predict that this old reacsionary
is going 10 have an awakening on
election day. because the people Of
the United States recognize that
those who were old enough 10 fight
the battles Of the country IN tine
trenches overseas. are old enough 20
serve that same country In any ca.
paeity.
1T was tho young men Of America
who won the war. and II Ia up 10 the
young men Of America 10 sec that
peace ia ratified IN order tina, the re
suit Of their effort may be brought
10 compilation
The governor arrived az Spokane
by special train abou, 10 o'clock. on
hls special car this morning. he gave
a mountain trout breakfast 10 the
Newspaper men.
cox's ovation NJ Butte was one Of
the most notable Of the tour. Thou.
onds lined the streets to cheer the
governor. many calling him Jimmy. 9"
Probably $4,000 damned the court
house hall. while others stood on the
roofs across the street The gov.
ernor. during the last few days. hal
spoken In e~nt~rs where the Non
Partisan league and the l. w. W
hav. shown strength. He met this
question by saying that movements
usually spring from abuses by the
government or big business.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-10

During 1919. $4,000 fur skins were
shipped out Of Nova Scotia.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-03-05
COAL VALLEY HOSPITAL,

Occupying place seemingly pro-
vidcd for the very purpose by ma
turc, overlooking the city Of Mont
gomcry, stands the beautiful Coal
Valley Hospital building, which has
lust been opened for the reception
Of patients.
The building. which is four
stories, is Of brick construction. and
III architectural design most bcauti-
ful. The promoters were indeed
fortunate in acquiring The site for
The new hospital, for il is most
ideally suited for the purpose. lying
at The foot Of Il mountain which If.
lords q back ground Astounding with
wonderful towering trees and swccI
ing Shrubbcry. 1t is far enough
away from the railroad and traffic
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-03-05
LIST OF DEEDS.

Following is list of the deeds
admitted to record by Paul G.. Hog
! Sctt. Clerk of the Grccnbricr Coun-
/ 1920:
! From VIM. Mctzlcr ct ais to 4. NJ.
! Boone for ~ Liza in Irish Corner
district.
| C.. l.. McClung tc II. y. Shawvcr
Ct Tx interest in 2l0a in Meadow
Bluff district.
Alex Atkinson ct uN to J. 7. Auder-
son for lots fl, ~, l3, and IL al
White Sulphur
S ID. DeHart ct uN to b C.. Rich
ardson ct uX for 13a and 90p in
Falling Spring district.
J. .. and l.. F.. McCll,ng to J. W.
Baccowitz for 50a and SIP in
Meadow Bluff district.
G.. l.. McClung ct uN to Alban Nc
Chung for 5Oa in Meadow Bluff dis
trict. .-.
l.. n. Cook to Mrs. J. f. Arnold
for. let's IL and ~ ut Anderson.
| ThoS. p. Doughty ct uN TO y. A.
Hamrick for east half Of lot I and
buildings Al Roncevertc.
Manor Land Association to r. Lee
Harper and w. 3. Hines for lot %
at White Sulphur.
ID. w. S. Alderman to Geo. p.
Gillespie for Ola and 8p in White
Sulphur district.
Geo. p. Gillespie ct uN to J. Z.
Paul for Ola and 8p in White Sui
phur district.
Emma r. Lloyd ct al to w. ID. Mates
for lot 2ll at Anderson.
Glen Jameson ct uX to Con John
son for 50a in Falling Spring district
]. W. McClintic ct Tx to j. +. Van
stavern for 70a III Williamsburg
district.
Martin s. Jones TO Martin 6 Jones.
Inc. for all property and real estate
at Roncevertc.
c. l.. McClung ct ux to Burpee
Crane for 10 or 15a in Meadow Bluff
district.
w. H. Burkholdcr to +. A. Livcsay
for lot 25 and lift off lot 20 at Romeo
vcrte.
Chas. Kelley to II. G.. Skaggs for
l5a and 1913 SCI. rods in Fort Springs
district.
&. l.. Napier ct ais TO a. b. and ].
G. Scott for 40a in Lewisburg dis
trict.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-03-05
FLU EPIDEMIC AGAIN RAGING THROUGH
COUNTRY.
PEOPLE WHO ARE LISTLESS AND
run DOWN. MORE APT TO
StCCUMB THAN HEALTHY
PERSONS

It's dangerous to feel lisiIess. II
means That YOU arc run down and
nave q lazy liver, with poison in
inc blood. ii means that YOU are
mol In shape to resist the flu germs.
Ana jlu germs arc evcrvwhcrc,
>oli breath them all the time. Per-
sons with whom you associate carry
inc germs to you, and il you are not
in good health you will contract
the disease.
PcDsotonc will build you I'D. The
handy tablets arc full of new energy
for you. They will move all i'm
purities from the system. They
Will purify the blood. and pure
blood can resist The attack of flu
germs.
The Csc. package Of Pcpsolonc j.
an investment for better health-ar
investment well worth making. Your
druggist has supply and will b,
glad 10 furnish YOU with Pepsotonc
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-03-05
I lFBRBfs4REE yy55AAEk.
HAD TERRIBLE PAINS ACROSS
CHEST. COUGHED ALL THE
TIME. TOOK HYPO-COD.

Il had terrible pains across my
chest and my chest was so sore
could hardly bear my clothes to
ouch me. | coughcd all the time
and my cough was deep down in
Fly lungs. was terribly weak and
| had no appetite at all. could
not sleep at night and was very ner-
vOus also.
"My mother insisted That ! get a
bottle of Earle's Hypo-Cod, which
did. 1t has built TIP E,y strength
and stopped my cough. My nerves
are lots stronger. have good appe
tlte, all the pains and soreness haze
disappeared from my chest and am
feeling like my old self once again.
! never have taken any lnedicinc
that has helped me as much as
Earle's Hypo-Cod has, / am glad to
recommend it to others" declared
Mrs. II. j. Foster. 1902 W. Broad ST.,
Richmond Virginia.
When the system has become all
run down. and you are suffering
from weakness, nervousness, cough
and colds, and you seem to have
lost all energy and ambition ii is
time that You took a good strong
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quickly and fortify yourself against
disease. Right now is the time YOU
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10 contract if in rundown, weak
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Earlc's Hypo-Cod is sold here by
the Lcwisturg Drug Store and by
leading druggists in Ill nearby
towns. Price 1.2S plus SC. wal. tax