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AN INDRfKNPKNT NEW8PAPSR.
PUllLlfUIBO EVKHV AFTERNOON
BXCJBPT 8UNMAY BY TUB
MBDPORIJ PRINTING CO.
Orflod Mall Tribano Hull ding. il.JTts
North Fir street; telephone 75.
The Democratic Tim en, Hi Medford
Mall, The Medfonl Tribune, The Sun Hi
era. Oregonlan, The Ashland Tribune.
a Bona k putnaji, Bditor.
8UBSCRIITI02T HATES!
8ne year, by mh . ,
Be month, bv mall
If M
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Par month, delivered r carrier In
Meuiora. I'noenix, jacaaonruie
anil Central Point -.. .(0
UatoMsy only, by mall, per year I.M
Weefclr, per year - ..... l.i
Official Iliper of the City of Medfnrd.
Jffletal Paper of Jaokaon County,
atered aa awnnd-clsa matter at
Iford. Oregon, under the aot nt March
:
HWOrn Circulation for 191S It 1 6.
Pull lea. '1 wire Associated Preen tll
patches.
EM-TEES
Tln-y Meant Well
A postal correspondent sends the
following extracts from letter that
hare lioen addressed rerntly to the
effiatals:
"Par Sir: My husband, lms been
' nwr at the crystal palace JHid not
In for ft days furlough ami ixu now
huh to lbs witud sweepers."
"Deer Sir: I urn his grandfather
and grandmother, llo was horn anil
brought up In this honse In answer
to your letter."
"Rear sir: You bare changed our
little boy Into n girl; will It make
any different In the future?"
"Dear Sir: I hare not rocolvod no
)Hy slwee my husband gone from
newliare."
Another correspondent who hail
a gritvanoa renlled: "In pravloua
oorrftaponilence with your offleo I
am always described as 'Mr.' You
would form a different opinion IT you
w my whlskera." Alanohestur
Guardian.
Itooklug llntkuiilil,
Tbere'a no danger," said tho tin.
tor. "It1! only a oarbunelo coming
tin flio Waok of your uwk. Hut you
uinl.HBii'yflur on 111" Chris-
tralfcilofclster.
llllNlllllt
lawyer Toy aay yon want this
damage shII pushed through with the
ut Hi oat ooeodT
Client Exactly. I have a rlilld
It wMtn old, and l want the mnHoy
to ny nl collet eDHSa. Cinr-
SWi.
llntlier lniMiitniit
Tito gentlemen who are bare tbls
week looking after the locating of a
sMhIm factory bore, report that tky
r prairoMlug likely, and that the
(AMory la a sore to the worst draw.
ge stems to got the stuff to can.
T1 Bom Jos (III..) Metropolitan.
Ii4in)ly IntoroH
Gr4 Tbls university certainly
tagga aa latoraet lu a follow, doesn't
M
Tad How'a that? I
Orad Well. I road tbat "they
wmm bo rory akwi to boar Af the
4Mth of any of tbolr alumni." -Bra.
1
Xeivmik AiitlHetoit
"Tbey are not going to eut me up
It I go to a hospital, are they?"
"Of course not, when you're going
Jat for a rest. What makoa you
taJMk they are?"
"Uerauap hon I calltil up the hos
pital a toll utd Operator ' " Hal
tliuore American
Reported by Jackson County Ab
stract Co . Sixth and Kir tits.
(111 lilt
Ku-iteiiliiirK rs. K
nl, mil be mid mutton.
Janieu
Matblson
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affidavit.
A. K. J. BehuU v V. U. Mlhloi
at al, notlco and motion, gfddarlt.
Mariiftg IJtvhom
Jtverelt Theodore Trefron, Vu
CaWoline Uallev.
llestl li)ata( 'IVbiom"
Albort II. Kranclsrua to Job.
OIIImoIo. pt k-MW I l.M
U. il. Rhodes et uk to Frank
L. Hdldrldgo ot ux. pt
" 47-SH-1W 10 00
C-ajflo H. Millar to II II. Uav-
IU. loU In Ashland . . 1 oo
Jdjkd P- Moenach et ux to
JM. U Hdgeon. minlUK
B)glnt in l-3W qci) . ioa
D, b. Morrfll ux to as r
ftlorrlU. pt i-3:i sw i.
Willi Aludford itato Is Modfonl
aBS
0 NEW
A POISONED FAKE
IX Mexican news the Orctfoiiian is almost as veracious
and reliable as it is on political and conservation sub
jects. Last Sunday the OreKoiiian's truthful columns pub
lished what purported to be paragraphs from Oarranza's
reply to the American note. From it the Oregonian
gleaned the following interesting facts for its always
truthful headlines:
"f'arranj'.a insists troops leave now. Mexican reply
both bitter and defiant. Bandits' pursuit belittled. Pres
ence of Americans held eaiiBe of hi ids. Pad faith is
charged. Cnrranza holds if raids cannot be avoided, gov
ernment's responsibility does not extend beyond paying
dti muxes."
All of which would be
ranr-n's reply was received it was found to contain senti
ments just the opposite from those voiced for him in this
delectable Journal. In other words, the first-page report
in the Sunday Oregonian was simply another one of its
poisoned fakes, printed in the interest of those seeking in
tervention, deliberately intended to promote discord and
ill-will against a neighbor nation during a delicate crisis.
By such unpatriotic methods our journalistic copper
head hopes to reap petty political advantage that it may
echo ils envenomed clamor classing the president as ac
cessory to assassins, to inspire some fiuiteau or' (V.olgosz.
Air. ungues announces ijow mat ne siaiius lor "an
American thai Ifnows no ulterior purpose." Sure, Mike!
Hoop-la! Hurrah, bovs; hurrah! Later on look for the
Iff. Off 1
announcement that he firmly indorses the multiplication
table from one times one to twelve times twelve. Then
look out for the fireworks and the big .scream.
dnllB VriLLtl bULU HILL NUbbtld
W. W. Kdihtfton Hindu m liiiMlii-K
trip to Mod lord om ila.y IhhI woek.
4 II. A. Troeliam ororl home from
Medfonl Fridny in n recently piir
rhaeed lluwadiile.
The KdiMtflHi, Itigltam ami .M.vitm
fainilieH whip among Hume who iil
tcniled church in Uoltl Hill Siiiidny.
I. I,. Ncnlou woe liavinif wood
hauled fnwi Tom N'ynH'n to Tnlilf
Km'k lnt weik.
.leane Trceliam, Ityrnn l)e Ponl
ami Clin Hi lliticliiemi nil returned
from nenr Myrtle Point Inst week
willi n jrlnd-lo-iret-linek gHu on tlicir
fni'a.
It. K. NVnlou or '1'hIiIp Koek wna
tlirongli our )rfliiPl rttountly oireu
Inting m Mtition for tlio'nimi credit a
ponHtitiitioiml auiHiidiiionl mid left n
(Hditimi nt the Uardner at me. It ia
to (he inlereHt itf nil voter lo eign
IIiIm Hlitinn, ne it givee tlie t'nnncr
a I'ltniM l NM'iirt inmiev nl it
eliPUH'f rule, hettel'iting him, which
alxo lit'tiefilH nil in geuernl.
Mr. and Jlrw. I,. ritxMitrick of
Tnhle HiH'k viellwl a ehml while km
Sniiduy ovouittg.
W. ('. K'wiiiev waa dttiitK liuaincNM
in iMedfoid hod week.
Thowe who atlendml the relch ration
the I'Vuirth in AhIiImihI retioit n fine
nine, ticctliMliK cveiylliiii hh h
gmiul xoeevHe. N
,Mr-. I). ('. WiUi.n, Jr., left Sulur
tlity for Hutle, ilont., where ehi will
join ber huabaud.
W. A. Trexlmm mode a trip hv
auto Into (ho lleairle country tiikim:
a teleyrutn to a II r. Davis, Mutiny
tlif umI new of the tlrowninir of hi
xiter niul niet-e near Portland.
llituv wen- delv nrned t.
rend nl the Hiiieidnl denlh of Alhert
Miirnie. lie wiim well known here,
himui iiiiide In- home with Mr. nod
Mr. II I. I 'ell mi for a number of
cor Mi Mm ine m no uncle of
Ml". lYMnli
WANAMAKER CALLS
E
NKW M)KK. July i! John Wan
umuker, uf Philadelphia, and Mrs.
Currle t'h.ipiuan Can, president of
the National Woman's Suffrage asso
ciation, were among those who con
ferred today with Charles U. Hughes,
republican presidential nominee.
Mr. Wanamaker refused to discuss
tho topic of his confereoM, but a
rumor became current tbat be waa
being considered for treasurer of tho
national commit tee. Asked If tbia
was true, the ilrwioo.U merchant
merely smiled
LOSI IN HURRICANE
MAN iiUl.KWS, ,.i. JnU il.
An uiii mil inuetl report m reiH'iM'd
in Hoy Kt, ltuiM, Ut"., lute today
thai oi'verol eninll MimiMerM hud
gone down in the gull off that nmhI
during I he torm and thai one
H'ltoonvr had cairn-J a crew of eit-
tlH'O.
MottivMbiirg ri'M'tid iret dmu
ii e lo growniK corn mid nvtii in
that icinitv. Thou-miiN uf it
Welv uprooled in the pitic fines,
'iiiiiiig Iwu v lo lo lu'Ji'jcr icr
nt.
Wky tiiHoiio Wt Cg.r
Vhoa U OandM ure aly lPc
interesting if true. When Car"
.jfl1 t 1 ft
.
(Iroat orowda left fiold Hill early
the morning of the fourth, moiiio ko
lug hy auto and others by the score
waiting for the S. 1. special, which
was load ml whon It arrived from the
Pass.
Much fun was had over the fan
tastic parade gotten up at the last
hour to while away the time for
those left ut home. Somo decorat
ed with hath rohea, somo with pea
nuts n stove plpo cannon mountod on
push cart whuole, Uncle Sum wrap-
pod In a largo fln. horns, wash tuba,
wash bollora, corunte, guitar, cymbals
nddod to the din.
Ilvoryono roporteil n fine tlmo at
Aalilaud nud c rod I tod tho affair as
ono of the flnost ovor pulled off lu
soiitliurn Oregon.
.AInny hiithors wnro at the heach
lu tho aftoruoon and ahout tho moat
that can ho said Is that tho witter
U flno, tho hath houses nre not ipilte
completed, hut will he In a very fow
days.
Kirs. I.ii1ibiii who was Injurml In
an auto wreck uoar Medford the, af
ternoon of the fourth, Is resting very
nicely at hur home lu this city. Sho
remained over night at the home of
a friend lu Med ford, but waa brought
home Wednesday morning. Ileoldes
suffering with dislocated spine she
has a broken rib and arm.
George Oarrett red at bis ranch
Tuesday afternoon In such a manner
as to dislocate his elbow. lr. Kelsey
was called and reduced the disloca
tion. A number u Will.iw Spuou mu
pie nlleiideil the lecture "l.oben
griu," itivcn bv J. II. Doruu nt the
I'le-byteriiin church in Central point
ou Thurnduy evening.
On Julv :i. Arthur Whitlm-k and
wile uf I lilt, Cnl., hmuI n few hour
with Iiih mini, Mr. J. W. Iliekn. Mr.
Whillnck ciime to Oregon to ultend
the intiiuluii at Ahluiid.
Hi-- Kern iroaglttiiil of Klniualh
ittiiK e. WMtiiiir witn iter uncle, joe
lloHgland.
Mr. mid Mrn. Hugh Porter, who
hnve been living ill Culifomiii tor
atioie iiiuiilliK, hove come buck to live
in their home mi Scenic avenue.
The Willow KpriHga (iniiiuc will
hold ili regular uiocling on July S.
Mr. am) Mr. M. K. Young and ou
Cleo nud Mi'M. Hiek were dinner
guoaU of Mi. A. Wright of Cent ml
Point on Julv .
llr-. J. J. Mt'lntitrv of Port In ud
wiik MMiiug her uncle, Jm Hoiivland.
while en loule to the home ol her
motlu r in KImiiiiiIIi I'a I U.
no
BEER MANUFACTURE
Ol.YMPIA. uh.. Julv II. Will
iam iei of TueouiU todn flUil ill
(be oil let of the eerelnr uf Ktite
'tilion. lieiinng rO.tHHI iviiiitiiic-,
of which itf,IH)0 have been checked,
in for o' the inilietixe bill (n'linil
tins the miiniitacliiiv and ale ol
Imht, to u submitted to the olei- in
Sovcuili.i' The exjH'iie ncruiiut .it
tiiilud ! the rwtitioti how tluu
ihrnv liriwimr uiipanico in Seaitlc,
Tittiofiit mid Olympin eontrihiilid
SiK iacIi tjor eKieii4 of gulheriiii.'
tW eiviitiiret., tft anuiey boing uud
for printuig, cleric ainoitrHdiin
miti jiiuig fft-s.
WOMEN LEAD
NCR
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MEXICAN TOWNS
Ql'AYMAS. Mexico. Jul fi
Women aro leading bread riots In
interior towns of the west coaet Mex
ican states according to reports re
ceived here. The food sltnatton baa
roached a Most acute stage there
with practically no harvest of crops
owing to tho depredations df roving
bands of Indian and bandits.
Heports from various districts of
the state of Slnalon state that volun
teer sworn In hy -the de fanto gov
ernment In anticipation of an Amer
ican Invasion are being mustered out
and are returning to their homes on
the strength of Cnrranslsta state
ments that tho daugor of a conflict
with the United States has passed.
The body of John Anderson, an
American refugee from Alamos, So
nora, who waa reported missing from
tho cruiser Cleveland stationed here
was washed up on tho beHcli today.
In order to avoid complications with
Mexicans, the body was burled In tho
gulf waters outside the three nillo
limit from the destroyer Whipple.
C. J. Anderson, an official of tho
Southern Pacific railroad of Moxlco,
at KtnpHlme, Souora, Is afe aboard
tho Cleveland.
tlW -
? AT MUMMY
The public libniry Im- rci-e'ned the
following liookx on bunnies;
Accounting Practice, Day; Ada and
Snlee, Ciihhoii; Advertising, Slnrcli;
Advertising. Selling the Coimuinir,
Mnliiu; American Artienn Wimlow
l)iailny Mniiunl, Pratt: American Of
fice, Schultc; Itii"!iH'ss IMuciUioii
niul Accouutmicy, HaHkiux; Huiiu'
Power, Hnddoek; roi-jHirntion lin
niice, flreeno; IIIoiiu'iiIh of Account
ing, Klein; Kaaentlnl Hlementa of
tliiMinewH riiurneter, Slockwell; Kv-
ory-dny MiiaineWe for Women, W1I
linr; (lenenil Definittims Copy for
AilvertieemeiitM, liitciiuitioniil l.ili
mry of Technology; (iiMting the Jloi-t
Oul of lluineH4, Irf'wi.; Hnrdwiue
Showcnrd Wriling, Ilnril; llnrdwiire
Window Dri'M'iing, llinl.
IliHtorv of Commerce, Day; How lo
del a Position nml How to Keep It,
Hall; Imagination in Ituaiiie, )e
liind; hit rod net ion to HiiMineiK Or-
gnnicnlion, Spnrliii'.': The Job, the
Man, the Itoaa, Itlnekford nud Xew
eomli; Milking of n Merehunl, Hig
iiihothnm: Minlern Aeeounting, lint
field; Modern lluinet.a CoriHirii
lion, WimmI; Xcwh. Ail mid Sulei.
()Mlveke; One Hundred Advertising
Tnlkx, I'rooMian; One Iluiulre.1 lCn-y
Window TriiMH, Hyxhee PuUliehing
Co.; Original Sketches of Decorative
Hnekgiioindx for the Show Window,
Slmileup; Pel or Cmwllier, Salesman,
r'crrin.
Principles of Advertising Arrnnge
nient, Parsons; Principles of Prae
lienl Publicity, lVweoee; Salesmnn
ship, Maxwell; KiiIcmwhuih in Mer
euntile Stores, lbiltimore, Itutler;
SelliiiK Suggest ion , two volumes.
I'orringtoii; Show.nrd Writing, Show
enixl Desiifii mid Ornament, Interna
tional l.ibrurv of Teeliuology ; Siprii
nud Ha nner M.ikmi:. Inlei'iinlioual
Libra i of Techiioloiv Trade of the
World, SJiejplcy . Window Display
for Di'iipgists, M.isou.
E BILL TO
REACH VOTE MONDAY
WASHINGTON. Julv l. D.b..te
on the iiiliuiuistr.ilioii general n venue
bill began lodiiv in the hue uiidci
ngreeuient to rem b u fiufll ote Mon
day. The uit'ttMirt' provides u method
of mixing 2tbl,UtNi,IM)Q additional
rexciuie from taxes oh iuherilaiues
mid war niiiiiitiou pro fit mid bv ui
i reiisiu)( he ur ta on iiusiniee.
iK-inocrutie U'ader Kitehiu opened
iltb.ite with an upiel for the same
nun partn.au treatment uf the 'rev
enue lull that wits accorded.
NEW YORK CENTRAL SELLS
NICKEL PLATE HOLDINGS
NKW YOKk. July b The N, u
Yoik I 'cnl ml i ill mid comiMiu mi
linaiiiid tlie s.J, ,,( s h.il.li!!, m
i he New York, t In. air" & st Louis
imlin.iil to l 'i i '.iinl uiti lists i,,r
it eoiisiili i.n . .i ii,ilviiik: h."iiii.iniii
ELJL-ANS
Absolutely Removes
Indigestion. Onepackagp
prova it. 26c at all druggiits.
BusiraooKsf
COMFORTABLE LIFE
LED BY SOLDIERS
El
FIELD HEADQUARTERS. Colonla
Dublin, Chihuahua, June 19. (via
Army Motor Truck to Columbda, N
M., July 0.) Comimct, prepared anU
unostentatious is the American field
headquarters camp In Moxlco. A
walk through It showed no ovlrteoee
of the hurry, the curt commands or
military stiffness sometimes asso
ciated" with an army ready for action.
Instead, there was ease about men
and animals, sprawling around camp
with the comfort of perfect health,
each man knowing Ills dutlea so well
that half an hour's warning would
be sufficient to empty the great camp
and change It Into an army on the
inarch.
Long rows of shelter touts marked
tho camp of a cavalry, command, Just
In from a 200 mile march. The
tenia stood In three inch dust, tliflr
tops only the height of a small child's
head abovo the ground, their inter
iors, ovens, because of thu slight
apaco botwuon the hot sun above and
tho oipially hot earth below. In them
tired men were sleeping. Hard
muscled and brown skinned, these
men were prepared for any strain.
llnyond loomod refreshing bowers
of groan boughs, Interiors darkened
and cool, where kitchens showed food
prepared In clealnlliiess, a part of the
contributions of preparedntiss for
keeping the fighting men In trim.
In the heart of the camp rowa of
hugo groy motor trucks were parked
In geometrical designs. About them
men crouched In the shade of the big
bodloa, lliolr olive drab clothing
stained beyond washing, with road
dust. On the steering wheels hung
brilliant rod, green and blue handker
chlofs Just washed and drying. These
woro the hoodgear of the truck driv
ers, who have learned that they enn
not hopo to protect more than their
head and their mouth from the dust
clouds.
ANOTHER BATTLE
WASHINGTON', Jul fi - nother
engagement between 2."n roolutlon
lits In Santo Domingo and American
marine in which 2T Dominicans were
killed and five captured and one ma
rine killed and olght wounded, was
reported to the navy department to
day by Rear Admiral Caperton. The
fight occurred July 1 before the ten
tative agreement waa made for the
disarmament of the rebels.
ma xv
ix Muncoitn
TRY SIMPI.K .MIXTllH
Many Medford people arc surprl-cd
at the qi'lt'K action of simple Imci.
thorn bark, glycerine, etc. a ml' id
in Adler-l-ka. This simple reimdv
arts on IIOTII upper and lower boi l
removing such surprising foul mattir
that ON'K 8lOONKl'L relieves at
most ANY CASli constipation. Hour
atomach or gas. A few doses often
relieve or prevent appendicitis. A
short treatment helps chronic stom
aeh trouble Tho INSTANT. eas
action of Adler-I-k.i is .mtonlshlng
1. II llKKktna. Iriii'l-i
"It's all right, Mary
We don't have to
worry"
The operation won't le dunvrerouH.
And my new AITNA DISABILITY
POLICY will wy for It, and besides
will bring us in $100 every four weeks
while I'm tii the hospital and on
the mend at home.
Later, when I can hobMe around a
little, lie fore suiting; work, we'll
atill it $12.60 a week.
In fact, Mary, I can take that rest
you've bn wishing on me the past
couple f year and now neither of
us need worry. I tell you, u good
muny men would
vCTNA-IZE
if they only could foresee what bur
den it lifts from your mind at a time
like this. You never ini the little
it cot for .1 tna-tiing, and the pay
menu are a life-saver coming when
you need them most. Do you won
der that I'm alway after my friends
to write or 'lHou or go see
McCURDY
INSURANCE AGENCY
TBLKPHONK 1-3-3
Bedford Xatlooai Dauk BMg
N
ISH1NB S CAMP
tfc. "HiKT -i Vr -AisMfiS
VILLISIAS AIM
ENGAGEMENT AT
L
KI. PA HO. Tex., July 0. - Villi-tn-.
piir-mntr their ictorv over Cnrrnn
sistni at Corral ranch on July -I.
have attacked Jimines, according to
report reaching mininir aioti here to
day. Military authorities in Jnarer
wore unable to confirm or deny the
report, nceerting that th?trrnpli
line to the city hnd been cut.
ftVort from Chihunhnn City, fol
louititr the engagement at Corral.
nid lliat the broken Curnintistu
command had retired lo Jiminer,
which i I'Jfl milen south of Cniliun
Iiiiii City, and had Iii'oh reMiforced
there by 2000 men under General
Domingo Arrieln. The VilliKtu forces
are nid lo numlier .1000.
Another report brought here today
by an American who had exteniiw
nteret in nmtberii tTiitinnhiia wn
that Frnnclueo Villa recently xent n
communication to Cannto Ifeyw, )ii
former lieutennnt, who wbh formerly
granted nmncaty by Hie do facto
governmenl, iiskinir him to recon
sider hi decision. This meaangf
I(eye turned over to General Jucinto
Treviuo, Carre nra commander of the
army of the north, it was nniil. The
American asserted thai he bud defin
ite information that Villa, at the time
he sent for lleycs, wns at San Jumi
Mniilispo, nboiil thirty miles south of
Parrel, nnd bad with him 1000 men.
Why Smoko Hit Cigars
When Dn Gondas are only 10c
TODAYi'ONLY
PRMOl ST
PRESENTS
IN
SBrdou'K cirtut International Drama
' and
THE FNMOIS HRAY CARTOON'S
Bobby Bumps Gets
a Substitute
eatre
wiikiik i hi: (ho wns go
Have Glasses Fitted
to i orrect our ex t s-lnht and hioii Hint
heailnche Your work will then be
dune on time and with ease. Don't
lose out tbrouKh ee strain when re
lief iiwuUm you here.
Dr. Rickert ggSJ,
.Siillo I anil II, (her Ma) 'a
Medftuil, Oivgon
JOHN A. PERL
UNDERTAKER
l-iuly sss(nt
2S S. lltTl.i:TT
Plioue M. 17a ml IT-Mi
iitoiuo,,ile IN arse Service
itiiilance Set vice. Coroner.
CEMA
RANCH
mW afTII . n En m
Mane 1 UOiO
Diplomacy
tarTh
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Take Hull i lauillr I'Hta for coolllpalloo.
A guaranteed
spark plug, all
sizes, 35c each
3 for $1
E. GATES
WESTON'S
Camera Shop
20S East Main Street,
Medford
The Only Exclusive
Commercial Photojraplicra
in Southern Oregon
Negatives Made any time or
place by appointment.
Phone 147-J
We'll do the rest
V.. D WESTON. Prop.
TO ORDER $25.00 UP
Also Clcaninn. Prcsslnq nnd Altering
( 128 E. MAIN. UPSTAIRS
'TKLL US YOUR FOOT
TROUBLES
MARINELLO
CURES THEM
Marinello Hair Shop
la; tiutii't t'nrcy nidg.
ICE CREAM FOR THE
CHILDREN
Children (annot tut loo much Ico
cream, it's tho bent thing for thorn.
Doctor and Food Kx ports tell us It
has more real rood iualltles and can
build mora actual sireiigth than most
of the rood we are now eating, and
furthermore It's a real tissue builder.
That's why you should giro plouty
of It to the children they uood any
thing that will give them mora
Kirength or act as a tissue builder.
li h the purest and most wholesome
food ou can buy.
Older It for linn h today.
THE DAIRY
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TOMORROW The
Village Blacksmith
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