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THE PEOPLE, BARNWELL, 8. C.
TORTURED TEXAS
WOMAr) WRITES
UEUT. GEORGE W. PURYEAR
MRS. LLOYD GEORGE
Standing On Her Feet Torture to
This Lady. Had to Ride
Everywhere She Went Until
Cardui Brought Relief.
McKInuoy. Texfli—Mrs. A. B. Sto-
▼all, of this place, writes: “Some
time apo I was in a critical condi
tion. We only lived two squares from
town, yet I wasn't able to walk the
two squares.
• I had to ride everywhere I went
and suffered at that, but not so much
as when T tried to walk. Standing
on my feet was torture.
My greatest suffering was in my
right s! de. It was so sore and I felt
tf I stepped down or Jarred^ myself,
the least bit I could not stand It,—
ao Just walked mostly tiptoe. This
kept up until I was Just about dis
couraged and decided I hud best try
something else.
Someone told me of Cardui, and
where If had benefited cases similar
to mine. I felt at least it would not
hurt to give it a trial.
After ray first bottle I felt better—
there was less pain and soreness in ray
aide.
After my third bottle of Cardui I
%a* well and have been ever since,**
• Cardui may be Just what you need.
Try It.—Adv.
U
ATTENTION OF JAPANESE IS
CALLED TO OUJR ATTITUDE ON
ALIEN LAND HOLDING.
‘tf;
BUSS $«»
m OF LI
- 7. * • A • *
AMPLE RESOURCES IN HANDS
*
OF PEOPLE THROUGH WAR
WAGES AND THRIFT.
NOW RAISES
600 CHICKENS
After Being Relieved of
mine Trouble by Lydie i
Pmkham’s Vegetable
Compound.
bam
ONE MILLION IICIIE3
II
No Land Sales to Foreigners Which
Be Used for Military or
Naval Purposes Favored.
8m
NOT STRICTLI COMMERCIAL
*a
r.y v
Impossttle to Float a $5,000,000,000
Loan as a Purely Business Propo
sition; Patriotism Must Help. ¥
Lieut. George W. Puryear of Mem
phis, Tenn., was confined fw five differ
ent prison eemps from the time of his
capture on July 2d on tho Chateau-
Thlorry front and escaped.from the
VIIMngea camp on the came night that
Lieut. E. V. Isaacs of tho navy and
about a doaon other officers got away.
Ho traveled five nights in reaching the
border, beating the ethers by two days.
ISSUE RESTS ON 14 POINTS
Shinning Came Natural.
“Piirdon in*.,” Haiti the army rook,
for mlllturt chefs nro prone to addren*
their underlingH courteously, ‘‘but I
prithee tell me where you learned to
rH |H»tHfoen so nrllfMlrally? 1 ob-
aer>e that you do not cut off the cutl-
You muHt have bud much eiiHTicure
la MktniiingH e>r ••nterlng ui>**n m eol-
dler'n lifer*
**I did. tliuiik )«*u. •‘it,” repll***! the
aecoinpIlMbtil member of the kift'hen
(udltv*. “Before I dec ided to mtike the
«*»rld nafr f**r uemocracy I «n« a
bunker.”—Kai»*mih i’ll) Star
Catarrhal Deafoeat Cannot Be Cured
Sy local appIL utlona as they cennot reach
tne dloeeesd portion of tho ear. There la
only on# way 10 our# Catarrhal D#afn#ea,
an<i that Is br a nonet It utlonal remedy.
■ALL't CATARRH MEDICINE arts
throuah th* Blood on the Mucous Burfacee
mi th# 8ytt#m Catarrhal Doa/neea Is
rauaod by an Inflamed condition of the
asucoos lining of the Eustachian Tube.
When this tube is Inflamed you have a
rumbling aound or Imperfect hearing, and
when It !• entirely rlo#od. I ••afneas Is the
veoolY t'nieea th# Inflammation can b# r#-
duc#d and thl# tube restored to Its nor-
condition, hearing may be destroyed
tr. Many raa#e of Deafness are
’ Catarrh, which Is an Inflamed
condition of the ?4oeoue Rurfa^es
HPNPRED DO!.l*AR8 for any
case of Catarrhal Deafn#ea that cennot
cured by HALL'S CATARRH
Suggestions Made That Germany Bow
to Perce for the Present and Make
Preparations for the Future.
Ijondoo — There ere many .indica
tions of a concerted effort by German
propaganda to suggest that Germany
should refuse to- sign the preliminary
peace terms. This appeared more
Washington.'’-- As r. result of tele
grams from Senator Phelan, of Cali
fornia. giving information of a pro-
j posaPiiy Japanese interests to acquire
1 a large tract of land in Lower Cali- |
foruia owned by Americans, the state
department has called the attention |
of the owning corporation, the Cali*,
forma Mexico Land Company, of I>ok ,
Angeles, to the attitude of the Uniter, i
States government toward such sales;
of property which might be used for f
military or naval purposes.
It ti^as said at the state department
the land in question was reported to
comprise nearly a million acres. The
use to which the prospective purchas
ers propose to put it is not known
here.
* Documents
of the government to which the de- 1 We
partment called the I>o* Angeles o< m- \
parr's attention included the !>odge :
resolution In the 62nd Congress and 1
a message by President Taft.
The I^odge resoliHion declares the
sales of property by American* to !
aqr nation which might use the site
as a base to threaten the United !
State* could not be seen without |
grave ronc-em hv
3M
m
Minneapolis.— Appealing confident
ly to the patriotism of the American
people to make a success of the com
ing Victory Liberty loan. Secretary of
the Treasury Glass in two speeches
in the twin cities declared the loati
could not be floated on a stric tly com-
~ mercial basis.
Mrs. Lloyd George, wife of the BroV
Ml premier. people have air.p)e resources,
7 be detlared. from the $1 l.OOO.OOO.0jK>
OISMMAMENT IS DELI IE 0 3'™™.’.'.“ ^
dered by the war and its savings cam-
idea of League of Nations Muet Be
Incorporated in Regular Draft of : ' We ,,0, R0 ' n « tn i-Prro«h l»>*
_ ^ last Liberty loan in ‘ a strictly com-
Peace Before Sam. i< Signed 8pir i t ,.. , aid Mr Qlaaa at the
c lose of the tw’b-day better business
convention of the Northwest.
“A little thought wilf— teach
Oregon. III.—“I took Lydia E. Pink-
un’e VegeUhlo
pulled me down un
til I could not put my
foot to the floor and
could scarcely do my
work, and aa I live
on a small farm and
raltw si^ hundred
chickens every vear
it made it very hard
for me. ./
1 “ “I saw the Com
pound advertiaed in
our paper, and tried
it It has restored
my health eo I can do all mywork and
I am ao grateful that I am recommend
ing it to my friend*. — *». u.
Alters, R. R. 4, Oregon, HI- .
Onlywomen whohave wffered *e
tores of euch trouble* and have dragged
•long from day to day <*n ferito* the
relief which thle famooa root and herb
remedy, Lydia E. Pinkham'a Vegetable
Compound, brought to Vre. Altera.
Women everywhere in Mrs. Alters
condition should profit by her recom*
Bfl CQlClDC • Ajjf uu^ 9 9
The result of their 40 years expenenoa
is at your service.
Paris - .—In th# past three days, fol-
indicsting the attitude | lowing the return of President Wilson.
have had what under different
circumstances ir.igr.t easily have beet
the most serious crisis of the whole
peac* conference. Thai a crisis was
avoided war due to a single fact, the
unshakable decision of the Brmah
and French to pre.serve the solidarity
of the Anglo-American French rela
the
wisest among the flaatu iers of the
country it is impossible to float, pure
ly for investment purposes, a loan of
five or six billion dollars. We have
got to appeal to the patriotism of the
American people ahd it will not be
done in vain.**
(to in rrrat bunbe a* alan.:toa men* om n , ABeWf,, fWtMaife- 1 *"
do. hut lonam e Ml of thf nkln of th, courpltehed propaaandut. Prof-,tor
fuh-r mol then deftly *lrlp II »ll off. HtMtech. of Berlin publtehed aa *r
the government of tions at any price.
Whxl _ ?» stmiNly 'HWF
President Yaf» transmitted a ’•eport | ^A’|j en uj,. President reached Pam be
hv Secretary Knoi In response to a - . ,
-* h firr.trrani ion.r cteiy arr#r.g««t
hf c
MEDICI SB
All Druftrlrts Tic. Clr-ularr fre#
F. J. Chen#y A Co.. Tn|#do. Ohio.
Cute Is th# Word
Kver watch a ymiiig llmig trying to
t*e (ilgiiifi»*d while wearing u i*ew
spring -k^ri? Awfully cute ti*o way
she tik* to swing cuie little tCMitnle
srourid ancl get it dicec-tl) in front of
the other one In order t«» advance
• Ight inches - Florida Thm-vUnion.
No. Ha/.ei. not all gushing letter* are
written with u fountain i>**n.
OrsnulsivO Cy •> Ida Silva Inflamed Bvav
rallvvad over nlgbl b> Itomaa Ky* Balaam
Or,a trial provra It# m«rll - Adv
Tlie budding mw*tio he of \c»uih fr* 1 -
riuently get* twisted.
COULD _N0T SLEEP
Nr. Schleusner in Misery From
Kidney Complaint. Doan's
Gave Complete Relief.
“Heavy work brought on my kidney
complaint,” says Wm. Schleusner, 6408
Suburban Ave., Wellston, Mo. “One
morning when shoeing a horse 1 was
taken with a sudden pain in ray back
«nd fell fiat on the floor. If 1 ha,d
lieen hit with a trip ham-
hut, l couldn’t have suf-
B m 41 fered more. I stayed in
Ji ^*1. the liou>e for five weeks
v un ^ , l |f ‘ P a in was wearing
i iESmar the life out of me. At
times, I couldn't get a
wink of sleep because of
the misery and I had to
get up even few moments
Mr. SckkvflKr to P asR setretions that
were highly colored,- of
foul odor, filled with sandy sediment
and terribly scalding. My bladder felt
as though it—were—afire. Tire pain
brought stupor and a reeling sensation
in my head; the torture of it cannot
be described. If I got onto ray feet I
couldn’t walk but felt dizzy and all in
a flutter and everything would turn
black. My head achfed so it seemed
as though ray eyes were being dragged
out. 1 started u«ing Doan's Kidney
PflU and I. was soon rid of all the
trouble.”
Subscribed and sworn to before
m-e. -
• C. H. COOGKKHALL.
Xolary Public.
G#t Desn’i at Any Store, 60c » Bos
DOAN'S
FOSTER-Mh-BURN CO^ BUFFALO. N. Y.
tki# In The Vienna Neue Freie Pre###
*ugge#tmg that, unless the 14 pointa
of Wilson mapired the treaty. Ger
many bould adopt the attitude of the
Rusaians at Hre«t-14tovsk utxl refu*a
to sign
It her am# more evident immediato
ly after a rapture in negotiation* at
Spa
The Hamburger Nachrlchten. for ex
ample, wrote that tt had now become
clear the allies were masking a fero
cious policy of revenge under a pre
tended’league of nations. It attrib
uted this chiefly to France, as French
statesmen recognised that France had
received a mortal blow and that in 10
or 20 years Germany, however reduced
in territory now. would be twice a*
strong as France, who wishes, there
fore to take from her alt her i-oal.
Iron and potash and prevent her hiv
ing either necessary food or ne< ee-
aary raw materials There was still
a faint hope that the Anglo Salons
would see reason declared The Nach
richten. hut if not Germany would bow
to force for the preseat and prepare
for the future *
The f>eutsrhe Tube Zeitung said
ths government must inaist upon ab
solute guarantees that German ah ins
would he returned as they face the
well-known duplicity of the Rngiish
and no reliance could be plated on
the statement of Admiral Hope that
ihese were required simply for feed
mg Km rope
Th. H.m'ur,,- Fr.'maiSh’Vtl a*
dared it bad little hope in Am* r t a.
' a grill lll^^ , l
“DRYS” ARE PUT ON GUARD BY
STRONG -“WET* OFFENSIVE
senate ^esclution. and conveyed cor
respondence between the office of the
secretary of state and a New York
l.wver who repre*erited a Japarese
svndieafe whi«h soyght to pu'* t'k'e
land or Magdaleiw* hay
SITUATION IN EGYPT
16 DISTINCTLY GRAVE
atio
r.r a‘
in Kg', pf Is
the pre*ent
!.• r in*.
r.i r.» ’h A ’
T. Palestine
The »a-ge
r Kgypt
are
found
hr which f»efore Mi.n h 21 a prelim:
nan peace wa« to he made with Ger
many. . This preliminary peace w*t t<
include miMary, naval, etonomic ant.
get'graphic terms It was to he b a
sense prelfminan*. hut in reality It,
was to be in substanre the final pe«ie
treaty
In this treaty, the tovenadt of the
league of nations was not to appear *
to this program the Amenean < om
misskUl had pratikally agreed Tl*er»
nad beer
no debate
sooner*
smalleffY
tied he.
'Viii' e.
nr
d fit
r>nc# of
op.r
IHW.
Th#
American
ion*
IMS
»lt
that
inei
re was
not
th#
r.i«
nttot.
to
seek 1
!0 d#
tea:
i «<
>f net
tonr
hv in
id iret
t !Ot.
To
r #
Th
are robbing
« tnation is
Ung an' mfir
!.onde>n - T v .e
heceming wor*e
time i> diatiniUy giiaYC.
rate ^ from Uairo sav*
lenhy. the (ommande-
w 11 r*-a*-h TAim. ^""lesdrt
f-rres of alreedv
he ir.g reinfor* **ei
\ laree nurrher i,f ar
♦'sre enter#«’ H* hire r?
Fgvpf from the v es 1
towns and village*
not ergard^d a* prewei
tarr danger
The Turk*sh flat i* r epr rte-d fo he
flying in sofhe village* of Behetra
province There ar» r.p renorts of any
c»«ua1t*es hsvir.g heer •uffered bv , he
mMltarv. hut some promiv.ent native
official* and **veral F.gvptian police
have heer killed
50 MISSOURI LEGISLATORS
CHALLENGE REED TO RESIGN
.leffersor ^Otv Me Fiflv Demo
rratic mmeh*rs of the Mrtseonrl legis
lature ofTe«-ed to renigr if Senator Jas
4 - Reaed Democrat from Missoori
• erate. ler*wl%tor* then propose j na tior.s A publl* stalemen: marie in
♦o rnr for »■# eloctlen a« they *:icge«t 1 hi« name deusivelv disposed of anv
Heed, ebonlr do tc p h pv.pnlar question of his approval of a prelimi
vote In Mir c o»iri or .the league of na- narv peace plan unless it should in
• LITTLE CHANGE SHOWN IN
EMPLOYMENT CONDITIONS
■*' Washington. — Details of employ
ment condition* in the Southeast dur
>ng the current week, as announced )
hy the federal employment servn-e. ,
show little change as compared* with
last week. The situation in tbf j
SoutheaMem States, and the South 4
generally, has !»een regarded during j
the last several weeks as better than ;
m most sections of the country, the
ferrentage of unemployment being t
<(»fnpar#lively low
New Orleans ’eport.* .*n equality of
* upply and demand and stated all la
her disputes had been settled
YCilmington. N. f*.. and Uolumbia. I
F U reported slight shortage
f'ensarola. which Ixat week reported
a shoetage, now reports a surptu* of
SPY semi-skilled mechanics
t he !eagu<
or to *vads in* questom
The single rtHior. of the Pans ren
fsrencs on preparotg fhe prelimonarv
pea< s draf* w.-, ^ tc pu* ar. end tc the
period of dr.settlsment. to give Ger
man* something approx .mating ths
terms of her enemies to give Poland
her western frontier*, to disarm Ger
many thus to permit, the completing
of British and FYench demohtlixatior
bv April unle** Germany began to die
arm by that time The beet evidente
of the good faith of fthe European na
tions was the ia< it agreement to the
program bv ths AmsrKar. compile
•loner* ,
But no sooner had the Presuien*
arrived than he almo'-! shrupth ve
toed the program for any prelimmarv
hick did not in
* Atlanta reported a surplus hut gave
nr estimate and Savannah reported
a surplus of 1 &90 •
W1L60N. CLEMENCCAO AND
LLOYD GEORGE CONFERRING
Pam —While no authoritative an
nounrement has he#n made com em
mg the conference between President
Wilson M Ctemenceau and David
Lloyd George, there l* reason to be
lieve that reparations and frontier is-
•ue* are the foremost obstacles they
ar* seeking to remove from the path
tr u rapid com Ins ion of the peace
treaty
How far President Wilson is ad
henr.f to Ihe ideas of the American
member* of the commission is not
Backache
The excruciating pata
which comes from a lama
back is quickly alleviated by
a prompt application ot
Yager* unimcaL
Sufferer* froqtrheumatiam,
■riatica. neuralgia, sprain*
etc should always keep a bot
tle of M Yager*a‘* handy as its
E ietrative qualities quickly
ng relief from pata.
AiaBdsaMra. PncwHcmta
trStsx s
YAGER S
LINIMENT
RELIEVES PAIN
GILBERT BROS. A CO.
BALTTMOU. MD.
SELDOM SEE
snewn, hot it is thought probable they
r Mf«sonn. n#are arr#ncem**nts which did not in
fifTffr-yu.M 17sm* 7* ^ fBr ^ re
ACTION ON INTOXICATING
LIQUORS IS POSTPONED
Washington—The “dry*” had bet
ter he on guard for the “wets” are up
and d^ing and they have u big bank
account to start with. A number of
the metropolitan dailies are support- program
ing the movement to undo the con- '
stitutional amendment
: Rhode Island may take the amend
ment to the supreme .court and ask
for an opinion on its constitutionality.
The quickest way to get a decision in
the highest court is through a suit
brought hy a state.. The attorney gen
eral of Rhode Island, if'authorized by
The state legislature to test the amend
ment. can go like a bee to
pro me court.
f ; on* * -
The house ■ of representatives re-
'•ent 1 ' passed resedntion* demanding
that Senator Reed resirn because of
h ; «i opposition to PreMder* Wilson's
HYDROAIRPLANF FALLS:
TWO FLIFRS ARE KILLED
dude the *overant of the league of
nations.
Tn reality, that puts ar. end to any
hope of the proposed setion The ex
rraordinarv determination of the Pres
ident to create hi* leaglie of nat;om
to include it in the T treaty, to
make good his declaration in hi* New
York speech, has in le*K than twenty
1
Pensacola. Fla Tw* student _off'-
<•>*>»*)£ of the n*>val
VMled this aDrmnor vwher then hv-
H-oslT-dene intr the hav Thev
v rre J \ f'str j»nd K .1 Hnmrrond.
T' r. ftrt'-fr»ot r*'ye the home
V f g. g' r A rv r, « v i e a
Augusta. Me'.- The house concurred
with the senate in Indefinitely post-
fuming the act relating to intoxicating
liquors, fixing *he percentage of alco
hol at one-half of one per renL It
wa* stated during the debate \Jaine i»
the onlv prohibition State having a
three p# r cert alcohol standard.
SHORTER UNDERGROUND
HOURS ARE RECOMMENDED
• bif kaaa Uka thu, hot
may hart a bunch or boast to hw
aaklt, hock, xiflt. knee or thrott
AB50RBINE
* ’Pi'l toAte* 4-J , .A’
wilt clvaa it ot without laying up
th* horse. No blittor. no bait
gout. Concentrated—-only a few
drop* required at an application. $2.50 ~~ J
tool* 4«lit*T«a D«(fm TMf CM fM iMdtl taarse
m4 Book • R fr##. ABSORBING JR.. tW
MfOc IiImisi M —WU»4 rstfiim Saislul •
B«lsrts4 GIsaN. Wes# trslM# Vtrtcs** Veis*;
Psla sat liEiBSif— P*te« tl 21 • kettle M 4r*cfMt« ee
AtUeereA. LOerml trtel beat* powyeU let l#t.
W.F.YOUNt, P.D.f ..JHTw*il«lt . IfrinfitM.Mtlt.
%
-... ' cdrc».ve'- f ’ tc* mcr T’r.r ransc o*
rne su- .
the {oncer? na c rot bv-pjL determined.
.our hours wilt a dramatic sudden
ness hardly to be described, trans- ; ^
•tation wrre fonrif ^ the whole progress of evf ntf Condor Th# 1 interim report to the
ir Pans.^, We have iaid aside ar f0ft ^ f . OTr)Tn | RK ior. of which Justice Sir
Afiglo-Amencar. plan for a Wilson j ohr] <5 fiT) vey is
prograrr.; we have reached this result
with tittle more than a ripple on the
surface, however great the Fub«’:rfac«
activity for a few hoursv. .
DETACHMENTS OF TROOPS
COMING TO CAMP GREENE
FIRST GREAT RFSULT TO
, BE OBTAINED IS PEACE
SHREWD ARGUMENT ADVANCED
IN EFFORT TO SAVE KAISER
chairman, recom
mends seven hour* of work under
ground, instead of eight, from July 16.
and Bix hours from July 13. 1921. suh-
lect to'the economic position of the
mdostrv. •'
DIPLOMA
Georgia
MEANS
Alabama
__ LIFE
Business
EMPLOYMENT
• LLE(
Macon, Ga.
WRITE FOR CATALOG
New York.—With 2.302 troop* and
220 naval officers ami men. the steam- lf peace
ship Harrisburg arrived from Brest. ; possible <£'d
Untis inciuded seven detac hments of i
the 147th infantn. 3Tth division (Ohio I ' A]7 events in
and West Virginia), for Camps McaTIF.1 eour.frv allied or enemv are de*
Devens. Funston. Greene. Gordon ,IT,or neace
Paris “The fir«-t result to be qh-, Tvondon —Tli Frankfurter Zeitung.
MORE OF 3CTH DIVISION
ARRIVES AT NEWPORT NEWS
Shelby and Dix. and first and second
# air service construction companies.
There were 830 sick and wounded. 67*
nurses, about ir»0 scattered casuals
and 13 civilians.
j RAILROAD IMPROVEMENTS
SUSPENDED OR POSTPONED
Coughing:
u annoying and tarmfol Relicr* tbroaf
jrrientura. tickiing and get rid of cruths,
oolds and hoarseness at one# tor taiuit
Washington. Instructions issued hy
the railroad admin is t ration will result
in the temporary suspension or post
ponement of millions of dollars of rail
road improvement work, because of | Se^ retan Crowell,
the financial piedicatpent caused hy
which we
exp,e< t snd desire tc come at t tfie
earliest nos si fib moTrent. Pendiht:
this, evervonc i« living vr* a state of
expectation nrd rncertairitv Tom-
merre and indirsjjrv are stagnated
-» ,■
30 TRAINING GAMPS ARE^TO
BE RETAINED BY CC.VERNMENT
- -
the quickest , a lending article about the
David Lloyd 0 f the kaiser ,which ts rather in
resting because the journal relies
upon the argument, that the kaiser
was not really to blame for German
policy before the Wf *r ar -^ during the
war. The Frankfurter Zeitung seems
to think that the best hope for the
kaiser now i* to represent him as a
Ne.woort News Va. — Six hundred
and fifty-nine members of the 114th
mnehine gun battalion of the Thirtieth
d vision arrived here.
Three companies of Tennesseans
and one of South Carolinians made
of the contingent of the 114th ma
il,’ne gun battalion. Major E. E. Oan-
tey, of Columbia. S, C.. is in command.
1
tCn*. UA (mfit.
girt txtrmal applica
tion* of
BRAME’S
VAPOMENTHA
SALVE
Will not Main dotbt*.
2Sg 50c $1.00 Jm
AT ALL DRUGGISTS
•TMtprgpriSW
N. Wllkaabora^ M. C.
g.-J
/
feeble creature who did not really con- rphjp un jt fought with th© main part of
trol policy at all
Wash r.cTor. Deiisio' f the war
departTfifiJt to proceed with the nnr
rhbse of the site? of IT, arrnv camps
THIRTY THOUSAND MORE
SOLDIERS HOMEWARD BOUND
Washington—Departure from Francs
of approximately 30,000 officera^Hnd
men t»f the American expeditionary^
the Thirtieth division when the Hin-
denburg line w’as broken.
CERTIFICATES INDEBTEDNESS
TO RELIEVE THE RAILROADS
a?id 12 balloon Hod* flvu g field* over forces—the largeat single homeward
th© country was j*nnoumed bv Acting movement of troops since the’cesea
T/es* than $16.* j tion of hoitUities—was announced, by
Washington,—Dividends and inter
est on railroad storks and bonds due
April 1, amounting to anproximate’v
♦70.000.000 will be met hy the rail
road adm.nistratkm by Usuame of
failure of Congress to pass appropria
the ndministrstIon's revolv-
siiapeTut^on of worT\p- ngrtsiKc:
00C.000 will be involved. Mr Crowell ! the war department.. The returning caruncnte* of indebtedness to the
traction ot alanned. tour tracks etc.
said ^tnif it will not he necessan to
await action hv Congress aa the de
rasaa:
soldiers are aboard two cruisers, the
Montana' and the Pueblo add 14 trans
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WlfTl tBPRF ptifThgUFirnry^fW^T/^v c^» on on whichPreMdent W,i
will have 3* traininr camps
; son returned to France
companies for amount* due from reu*
otJse/ aout-en. • rrr
make caMi advance* to the ooragan
oa the cert iff c a tee
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Increase Y our Wool Clipi^e
Shew witlL# machine sod ant nnlyget 15% more ^
■“•‘ • but leave a •month, even
stubble that trees more wool the neat year. You
lose money by shearing with hand shears. Ma-
ebm# sheaxu* « caver am’ *
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leant* Shear
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