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EMPEROR TO BLAME
SAYS KRUPR HEAD
Fonnor Mom Iiiroctoi
Amplifies
(HalPiiiPiil llolillnic Kaiser In lu
I'rrannully IlMponMlhl(.
WAS LONG PLANNED FDR
IIIb Powers In (iormjnr Prepare!
for Outbreak Miirlilon j)i m
Hi Interview.
I'r The Aiimliiiil'rrMi.
CUMLIOEN, Fwilserland, Wed
nesoay, juns It. Germany , wiihi
wholly In agreement wllh Austria-1
Hungary concerning tho uliliiiiitlnii
sent to fl.-rhln at th nuthici.li of th-,
war, says I r William ,l u"h i..n,
former director of Kiui'im. In fur
ther disclosures on Ihs reaponalbll
Itv for ths bringing on of ths con
flict. Ernperon William wan rceon
ally rearmnalbla for Uermanya nn
tlclpallon and forced the Herman
leaders to support hie war policy.
Doctor Muahlon, who waa head of
Xrupp at tho outbreak of tho witr
and who recently Htarllarl Fiiropa
with hi disclosures!, received the
correspondent of (ha Aaaocln.la.1
. I'reaii at hla conntry cilice here
whore ha la now living In retire
ment. Tha vlait came Ha Doctor
Muahlon waa preparing to Issue a
more detailed review of pondltlona
leading to the war and the corres
pondent had th advantage of going
This is tihe time
to prepare for Summer heat time to get a
pair of Florsheim Oxfords They're cool,
non-slipping and fit snug, yet feci easy.
Florsheim scientific shoe making will give
you the cool comfort you want and superior
quality materials will give you the service
you expect and are sure to . get when vou
wear Florsheims.
TURK BROS.
318 South Main
Oklahoma'! Urffpat rllatrllmlor of PlnralH'lui
Mid -Summer Sale
Men's Oxfords
Starts
This
And Positively Closes at 9 P. M. Saturday.
No Florsheims Included in This Sale.
$10 Kangaroo straight last
oxfords with one-half rub
ber heels, go
at
$8.50
$10 English Walkers in
Cocoa brown with ex
treme line toe; a classy
dress oxford ;
special at . . .
$8.50
$9 Men's medium and
straight - last oxfords; a
bench-made oxford ; spe
cial priced
at
$7.50
$8 men's oxfords in dark
brown, in English or high1'
toe ; special Jr A
priced at .... tpUsOU
TURK BROS.
318 South Main
Tulsa's Largest Shoe Distributors
over the rnrumeht wllh t h personal
eiplariiitmriH nf th. a-thor.
Doctor M ualilon'a first ilia. Insures
which fuiiHPil such h commotion,
giive riiir.i'r.lliiilin with I lr. Karl
I l.-lff. i n h, former vice chancellor
unit ir. Kruno von liohlen. 1 lii'f
o nor of ilu- Krupp woiks, 'In which
i."ti tol-l him the fn.MT(r hail 01s-(iimi-.l
his uf.'rfriM'iu wilh Anti'iu
f 1 11 fig r y on 111 ultimatum In s" 1 i
ami thai (iarrnany would mobilize
1 1 1 1 I i ? 1 v If ItiiHKia niohiilml
whlrh would lii'vltntily drw In tha
('i)irr poMura uixl precipitate a i nj
veria war.
The .lortimeiit rmyv Issued I" mora
) p t u 1 liil h n . I fTK-nil and S'ivc day
hy diiv notes in n f 1 1- l.y lioctor Mijch
Ion ai tha Mitl.al lima ill the opan
mr of the war lioitor Muehlori
than hud gone from Ilia foreign of
fice iii tha .lirn-lorato rif krnpp anrl
hla position tiivr III in constant a
ee.g to llm highest quarters II"
glveg gllriipnaa nf tha uhlaf figures
from Ilu emperor down, hut In th..
Nillili hvl'll Ihtt ii,liti(.n Of liQlll.'H
f"r ii.iMiiiM nf iilt i tiin, though
there lira likely to lia further i.'hMp.
teiH inter Kivln iiuruea. lellarn iind
dnruiiienla uliowlha how the hiKheMt
o,niirieia In flannanv planned yt-t'-ii,,itn
all v fur llm hrlnulng On of u
Kenem) war.
Iti loriiH I'roiii MlHaloit.
Rpfirll in The Virlil
f'KI.AHnMA IITV, .(una 6 At
torney, flencral Kreelliif hna ratiirnad
from Kl. I'aiil, Minn., where ha ap
peared on hehalf of Ilia alma In ar
KWmant of 11 puhh lirfnra tha fulled
Hlnlea clicult court of appenla. Tli
tin i! Iiivulvad tha rlxhl (o li Hind
tnhiirlled hy lodlnna of li, than
half hlnod, nnd tliounuiiilH of il 1
lii r ars m Unite.
at 9 A. M.
Morning
.$7 choice of men's black
English walk- Jr rn
crs go at .... tPDsDU
$G men's black oxfords in
a variety of styles. We
must reduce our stock so
have priced tf 4 rir
them at JsiD
$G men's Palm Beach ox
fords in blucher or Eng-
af. I".1:. ...$4.85
$6 white oxfords with
white sole and heels,; spe
cial priced
at
$4.85
National Army
iii:.A..it.imJmaiiiaMMamaiafpiaMiaii
Oiip ronilnurnt fif IuIi hI (V im lirnoiit of nutloiuU apmy boa (folng UiroiiKh Nmilon 011 way to front.
Thla la lha flrat photo to renrh tha Polled Ktatea ahowlng part of the national nrmy troopa who nrrlved In
f.oii'hill lerenlly Ttm colora of the retrlinant ara ihiiwn am ihn men ni.M.,l ,lt.... t n.n i.,.rUU .....r,).
... mi. -nun. 1 n.-ee nmariPHii troopa were reviewed liy King ;eoro and
Hm kiiiKlniin pulatn and alao hy Admiral Huna and Ambaaaador I'ukb at
KIWANIS CLUB PLANS BIG
"ORGANIZATION MEETING"
lipprrwnlallTca of Nalionnl and
Oklulioma (Ity (lulu Will lie
UIM.
rrepnrntlona have dean made to
accommodnto mnre than one hun
dred Kui'nla at today'a noomfay
luiuhann of tha Klwanla rlub In tha
private dinlnn room of Hotel Tulaa.
It will ha tho rnoat Impurtunt
maoUriK of lha new rlub yet hold It
hn a lei'n deHlKnutad "orKiinlintlon
day " A complete act of offlrer and
oiiiiiinilieaa for the pnaulnu 12
niontha will ha elertttd.
I'raaidvnt John Woodard will lire
aide. KapreHrirUtlveB of the national
oicanizntlon uinl Ihn Oklahoma -'lly
club will ho preeent.
One hundred und fifty of lha moat
Important nmmliera of TuUi have
already hm 11 nii-eiied for iiiamber-
ahlp und the rlub hat alai ti-d Itx I
career under tha moet favorable
auaplnea.
Mi veral Intaraatlna: fnirprle ai o In
alora Tor tod.y ii maellnu, avcordlnic
to thono on the Inaide
HEROIC PART PLAYED IN
BATTLE BY "Y" WORKERS
Hlatpr-ln-law of Former IrpMliU-ut
Tnft Spi-vps tVaal ami Coffeu
I ntll VllUiBP U Ablaip.
PARIS. June (. American men
and woman attached to the Ameri
can V. M. C. A. units with tha
French trrtnps. played heroin pans
In tha recent retreat eaat and west of
Holssons and onaCnrI L.ytll of
North P.rookfleld. Baaa, la believed
to have sacrificed hla life, l.yttle,
who Is 95 years old, la officially ra
tioned missing. Amid a rain of gas
ahella ha want Into a certain burn
log village, is rescue refugees after
iba troopa hud come out and haa
not l.een seen since.
W omen workers particularly dis
tlngulahe.1 themselves. one. Miss
Maria llerron of Cincinnati, a sister
In-law of former President Taft, re
malnad In a hut serving food and
coffee to tho soldiers until tha vil
lage was set on fire by German
sheila.
Several Y. M. C. A. man are suf
fering from gna poisoning and shell
shock, i me man was wounded by
ahrupnal.
AMERICAN SPIRIT GROWS
AS RESULT OF HUN RAIDS
Daniels Tells Naval Cnuluatca Do
trrnilnaUon la luUnslflod by
Hunnutrtno Attacks.
ANNAPOM8. Md June . Ger
many, by bringing the war to the
doors of the I nlted Htater through
submarine activity, haa not fright
ened tho Auiericau people "but has
Intensified tne fire of our passion"
and haa "brought home to us the
need of strength and more strength
ao that the enemy may the more
i.pilokly and more thoroughly be
atripped of his arrogance." Hecre
jtary of the Navy Daniels tod the
graduating class of the I'nlteI States
i naval aca.lemv at the annual com
mencement today. The class num
bering '. 9! men was graduated to.
day a year earlier than usual on ac
I count of war exigencies.
ROOSEVELT "PRODIGAL SON"
Upturns to Republican nub in Npw
York at Hays Dinner.
VKW YORK. June . Theodore
Roosevelt was one "prodigal son"
who returned to tha fold of the Re
publican club of New York at a
dinner In tha club house tonight.
He fwept through the crowded lob
by shouting "hello" to the men who
once turned his picture to the wall.
This time thev cheered him.
The dinner waa In the r. it lira of
a reception to Will II Hays, chair
man nf the Republican national
committee. The guesta included al
most all the prominent Repnblirana
In the state, who are office holde's.
and many who are not.
State School Gets Monpy.
Ppecul lo Tha World.
OKI.UIOMA CITY. June R
A letter received by R. L. Mc
Llsh. member ot the slate hoard of
agriculture, from Congressman Tom
1. McKonwn. says that congression
al appropriation for the building of
two dormitories at the Murray dis
trict agricultural school at Tisho
mingo had been approved hy the
president, and steps will be taken
Immediately for beginning the work.
The previous appropriation for tha
buildings had been JM 000 but bids
ran over this nmount and were not
accepted. An additional 115.000 haa
heen placed to-the apprnprlatinn
for the next fiscal1 year. It is explained
TULSA DAILY WORLD, FRIDAY, JUNE 7,
Boys Parading in
4'i 3 r
Official American
Roll of Honor
wMSiriSYlTO. June (1 -T, nrmr r
u;ty IihI tedif ront.liieil Q4 ' nin ill
l'-i m iuii
K i : I e. I In ..-li.in. 7; died .if wenndl S;
dird nf ftr.'idn! :t . illrd .if dtr-. 4;
woimild .verily 1 'J w.niivlf.l, d.'gre. lie
dtarnnin.d 1: wounded hllftilly 3, onABIDg
in .'-lion 1
nfh-n ntmrd wer. I.liut. A P R
Meinphlit. T.-nn . died nf wound.
laetitH Wlli.rd Mill, ('lelmriie, Tin. and
Mrjiard C Wnlrwll. Uuijtliamton, N, V-,
wer. n.iiind.'d ketiel.
'I'he lul :
KILLED IN ACTION.
Corponli:
William H. D.lanfy, Troy, N. Y.
William r. llalclier. Omrd. CJ.
PrlT.tu:
Roy p. Ea.ton, OmaJia, Nub
Klcliird Elbi. Jui.tTllU, Win.
OharlM r Klrhy. Wsiipipollo, Mo.
Call A. Parr. Nicholtorj, Pa.
vAugnt Sflbuitar, llrle. Pa.
DIED or WOUNDS.
I.l.iit. A. P. It. Riga. M.mphll. Tmn.
Cora, ganforil 0. Rlr.horn. Elmora, Minn.
Pnt. Arckla gwaan, Herbert, Baak
Canada.
ptFD Or DISEASE.
Corp Carl II. Baxtalt, Duadaa, 111.
I'rlritta:
Jainea T. Bakar. Novtng.r, Ma,
Waiter OtifD, SonidrvtU, tia.
David Btromb.ri. Chicago.
DIED or ACCIDENT.
Wagoner W. E. Wlltulm, Woodiawn.N Y
" Privates:
Tkomu A. Price. Nevada, Mo.
J f well Reld, Orange. Ua.
Thooiaa A. Prlre, Nevada, Oa.
Jewell Kaid La Orauiie, Oa.
W'OUN'DED SERIOUSLY,
I.itileiiai. ;
Willar.l 1) mil, lielvidere llanch, Cla
biirc. 'an.
bernard r. Wol.-att, Hinffliamion. NT. Y
crirt Ckarliia J. Jerauld. I'.on.. Ill
I'miloA.
Viuir K Tlergfalk. flrove Oily, Mine.
Neil E Collaliao. Minlo. N I).
Mirlial (,aeta, Revere. Mant.
llarr Marvin. Ilurlburl, Metery, N. Y
trrllo l.irl. hiilta, Mont
William MarlriKrhek. Plainlield. N. J.
Mirharl Maa.ini. Il.ial.in.
.lehn II. Smlf, Wriihteville, Pa.
IxinH p Trial. Walefvllle. Maine
WOUNDED (Preaeot Degree Undfter
mined) ,
rnvate !,ee R Irleh. Indianapola.
WOUNDED BLIOUTLV.
PrWateefc,
famnel ('. Anjhn, Port Wavna, Ind.
KeleiKh Knerr. Poieon, Monl.
Uueaoa II. Harirkard. Toronw. Ohio.
MIS8INO IN ACTION.
Private (leorge J. McDonald, Roibury,
Maea
Private Flaming M. Foreaman. Bardotpb,
III , reported killed in anion ou May 3o,
la aliei rrpurted lo have bean severely
womid'.l previously.
I'reviolmly rejorte.l vnlaalng. now of f I
eiaily .riiiniril lo be lived: Frlvate AI
pli..niia J. Metlralh, Chealnnt Hill, Maa.
Supreme Court Decisions j
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Special to Tlie World.
M,All'.MA CITY, Juno The
following proceedings wero had by
the Oklahoma supreme court todav:
Justice Owen: R. II. Hughes vs.
Jonas Kano, Tulsa county district
court, affirmed. Lizzie Silversmith,
minor, vs p. i,. 1 1 art. rt, nl, Craig j
voumv uisirici court, moairied ana
atlrmed. "
Dltlslon o. 1.
Commissioner Collier: S. J. Rneary
vs. Nichols & shepnrd Company, Al
falfa county distiict court, afirmed.
TOU
kiUS0FT,l8!.C,
aaj
PRETTY, SILKY
HAIFJ, BY USING
PLOUGH'S
Hair Dressing
TrlUP htmlta ruewa laaaa a J
trmlaThl Ilka Dlrtnrt mA
ft VSU Pan aMatallv at a-w-a m. !
It at a bm tar I eaa BtM .1.-. '
Half IlrMllar aalaam I
lMrfrtiff KsUilag Hair Mil i
ltrhlBaT Hfaln. IVlaatlial ar ...... I
bsUr .uttful, PtraJiht, fluffy
InSir liial si van rfalM it i
BIG GREEN CAN 25c bS;t' -
A ami "rtefd!lrtiialHii fUHkirs
SigeniS B.m 6KISSINC Aii ter leedalDeai
PLOUflHCHEMICAl CO-.nu-i.
tuhtar
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Is .,
Streets of London
(ieneral lu.hll.- of ihn 1',
the A rncrliaii pmluuui).
A. at
Charles M. r.elzell, admlnls'ratnr, va.
Ijirkin s. Couch, Alfalfa roiinty illa
trlit rourt. affirmed.
Commissi.. tier Rummona: J. A.
Walker v.. J'.i-h Alexander. Jark.Sfin
county dlHltii-l court, affirmed.
I ill Moll .o.
Commissioner West: Relnhart & IOKt wHn the ru.-.ty commissioners
Donovan Company vs. Hoard of;n(CB,8t a continuation of dipping
( nanty Commissi,,n.-rs. chuctaw nprI,K nW fre0 (rom ticks. The
t otimy, i hnctaw cnintv court, nf-i .aued ih mo.
vs. Maggie j,iy. ,.i u .(iiBkogee
cuiiiHv disirict court, illsiiiisH.'il.
Dhi-lnil u. II.
Com. 'oner MpriiiKer: Central
Cnal & i. nber Company- vs Hoard
of K.iiallr.ition I.eKlore County,
l'Kloru county district court, af
firmed. Commissioner Hooker: Mrs. 'Kt
vart J. Co vs. .stale of Oklahoma.
Cotton county court, reversed and re
man. led.
Impriitp I'ImIi lliiKhrry.
"KI.AHOMA CITY. June . An
engine was purchased today by
George a. Smith, fish and game
warden, to ha Installed at tha fish
hatchery on .Medicine creek, Coman
che county, whlrh Is to he lb" new
source of water supply for tha
hatchery. Attention was called sev
eral days ago to the' lack of water
In Uika I,a--tOn-ka whlrh supplies
CHnip Doniphan, and whlrh bus Al
so s ippliod water to the flan liat-h-ery.
Home !Ilnt.-.
Kor young housewives, a bit of
dope '
Don't wash the beets wllh scented
soap.
Before Going Away
" During the summer months- it would be
well to consider what rooms in the house
could be improved by repapering or redeco
rating. Some of your decorations may have
become out of style or old-fashioned and tire
some ta your eye.
Let us do the work while you are away and
save you any annoyance or possible inconven
ience which may arise. Our assortment of
Wall Papers and Draperies comprises many
very attractive effects at exceedingly mod
crate prices.
Home Decorating Co.
"We Do It Better."
Phone 4592. - 220 East Third.
n
Colorado Springs Finest and Largest Hostelry
C1IAS. A. SCIILOTTER, Manager
European Plan Restaurant Famed
In the center of the city, surrounded
by fifteen acres of garden and park.
Golf Tennis Motoring Garage
Turkish, Electric, Russian and Vapor Baths
Booklet will be sent upon request.
The Antlers Hotel
Colorado Springs, Colorado
Delightful Climate Absolutely Fireproof
A-Xlf " e,
f I SBrr.-i.iy..a
tj y:.,amnia
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1918.
STATE NEWS
OK KM AH, June 6 Buriram Ran-
dice of this city hm been appoiniea a
cadet at Waat point on recommen
dation of Congraifiniatl luni
Keown..
NEWK1RK. June 6. The board
of education ha raquaatad the
mayor to call an election to ote on
a proposition to lasue 115,000 In
bond to erect two new achool build.
Ingt.
MIAMI. June 6 The Methodists
have awarded a contract for the
erei-imn of a new church building to
cunt $:i'p.i)'i. Iirick and Carthage
H'ne will he uned In tha construe-
li'.n.
PM'IIKH. Jun" Ths revival
m.-e'inif- that h'ive been held In
1 ! i-.-r for Hie pa.it sevoral weeks
p... .J Mnmlay nmht, and the evan
aeliata separated to attack new fields.
The inetinpTs were very successful.
nKMriIEK, June . Aba Ball
him heen arreted on a charge of as
sault with intent to kill, preferred by
Jacob llertr. who alleges that Ball
Mi.eix- him in front of a Krlaco fralKht
eiiKioa and nearly caused his death.
RIO I Kit. June C An aged man
who rlHims to be Captain Bennett,
who conveyed the message 01 sur
render from Oeneral Robert E. I.ee
to General I'. S. l.rant at Appomat
tox, has been staying at a boarding
house In South richer. '
NKWKIRK. June . In July
vewkirir will vote on a proposition
Mo siibhiltiite a commlKslon form or
government for the ainermanic
form. The charter provided for
three commissioners, one to oe elect
ed at large each year. Their salary
Is to he $15 a month.
WAfRIKA, June . Cattlemen
.. t ... on..nii tiiv f 1 1H a nMi.
ti.Htnra ihat the law Is clear and that
the regulations of the state board of
agriculture must be followed.
MI'SKOCKK. June John Cul
ver. W. P. Cardan, Kd Cobb. HUlie
Rogers, Carl Jojjna and Harry riher
nll, charged with conspiracy to dy
namite iho homes of Judge Ralph ll.
I'ampbell and United States Attorney
W. P. Mcdlnnia, wer arraigned m
Cnlted Statea commissioners court
Tuesday and each held under J30.
00(1 bond pending a preliminary
hearing to be held Saturday.
ANTI-BUS. Juno 6. A. J. Phelps,
wanted In Ardmore for passim; a
worthless $60 check, committed sui
cide by swallowing carbolic a id
when he saw an officer coming f"i
him. He used the monev ohi.nned
on the cha,rk to have a good time In
Kort Worth. , KTth(r reninre over
having psssed'thc check or because
he went to Kort Worth for amuse
ment, caused him to suicide.'
1 gau H.lliin.
WASHINU'K N. June li Maurice
F'rancls Kgani I' S minister to Drn
m.irl.'ihas tendered his resignation
to the stale department owing to 111
health.
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HEARTY PRAISE IS
GIVEN" AMERICANS
Fwnpfi Ilpp,irt Dpplare riiatoau
Tlilprry Kplwvle Oiip of Moat
Mnninrablo of War.
SAMMIES HOLD SOOTH BANK'
WatcbfulnoMi of Troopa Alda Jo. Ito
puJc of (icniiHiia Who Make
riplrltPd Attack.
WASHINGTON, June a. A
FVench report nf the work of an
American machine yn bnttnlllon
which haa recently been In action
at Chateau Thierry IncluJes the fol
lowing; ''in Mv31 I he enemv threatened
to take Thlorry, atieniptlnt to flank
the town on our left and a breach
wa produced. The machine
un battlullon, t'nlted States army,
was Immediately thrown Into Cha
teau Thierry with a colonial infantry
battalion. Immediately the Amerl
mans reinforced the entire defpnae.
eapeolally at the enda of the brlilire.
I Their courage and ability as mnrks
men evoked the admiration of all
Crnalicd by Hrp.
"Crushed bv nur firo tha enemv
hesitated and as a result of counter- j
attacks vigorously supported by.
American machine guns, they were
thrown beyond the edges of tho
town. Chateau Thierry remained j
entirely In our hand. On the first
of June towaa-ds evening, taking ad-'
vantage of the darkness the I'ier- !
mans stole towards the large bridge j
In which direction they penetrated'
through the western suburbs to the i
hanks of the Marne. In order to j
mask their movements they mnde I
use of smoke bombs which made the
aim of the machine guns very dif
ficult. At the same time the town
underwent an extremely violent bom- j
bardment. At the moment wehn the j
Oermans arrived on the large bridge
and believed themselves to be in
possession of the same, a terrific
explosion destroyed the central pier.
Amcrlean Jlohl Rank.
Rome nermann who had already
erossod were taken on the south
bnnk. The American machine guns
held the aouth bank and gave pro
tectlon for the withdrawal of the
troops retiring from the northern
section for the purpose of crossing
the drldge prior o ita deatructlon.
Here again tho courago of the Ameri-
... i n .A.a(HM ' The
cans was u.-viin
colonials thamHolvca, though accus-
tomed to acts or nravcry. vmt
by the wonderful morale in tne ia p i
f'.wa fH enolnase and the ex-;
trnordinarv steadiness of their allies.
The watchfulness of the Ameri -
cans never failed them and with
. . . ..... niflvinir unon
the approaches of the destroyed
hri,ie. nn.l footbrldg-s they Prc-
vented any re-attack tiy me. r
Th"y will be relieved at the same T-
time as mo r rem..
Owing to the increased
cost of all kinds of ma.
terial the retail selling
price of
OVERALLS
Rag. U.S. Par. Off
has been advanced to
$1 25 the Suit
Excellence of quality and
wo'kmanahip guaranteed
a heretofore.
OVERALLS
Look for
thi3 Red
Woven
Label StSF
M.J. ir
RU.ut.fT.orr.
LEVI STRAUSS 6 CO.
San rnawceco. cm. J
Levi Strauat St Co., San Francisco
Awarded GRAND PSUE at P.P. I. E.
- Mfpa-of "r..m.Aa
tba aew terment for women
I
Itching Awful. One Box Cuticura
Ointment, One Cake Soap Heal.
"I bad ecsema that tormented me
for Bis years. A rash appeared at
first, with a dry scaly surface: The
akin became red, thick, and swollen,
and in a short time pimples appeared
that began to form water. Then scales
began to come which, in a few days,
would come off, and I could not sleep.
I could not stand warm clothes. The
itching was awful, so that I scratched
end my skin was badly disfigured.
"Then I tried Cuticura, snd It hist
took one box of Cuticura Ointment
and one cake of Cuticura Soap to beat
me." (Signed) W. D. Parkhurst,
Red Boiling Springs, Tenn.
Cuocura Soap to cleanse and par if y,
and Ointment to soothe and soften
are ideal for every -day toilet purposes.
Beaeple Each Frew ar Mail. Addreaa post
card: "C-tlr. Overt. H. BoMoa." Sold
evavwlifie. Soap &c Oinunent and 50c.
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aotee Bay ureal fl.icceeefnl
ponnil. t-afelj relieve! eome ot tlie loiifeat
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ECZEMA 6 YEARS
dajra. No harm, pain or int.rfereo.ee wita ifcst 1 am curid. -work.
Mall fi.so Double Strenrth n.oo e j wlsh to say In conclnslon that I
Booklet Tree. Write today. Dr. T. A!MIl0( iM oai enough in my praiaa ol
8out6ujton Kemedy Co, laS Mala BUeet. i pierce', Anuric.-'!'. J. AlXJUt.
r y, n aaa City. BflO.
Make Your Plans
To Visit
Ohio Place Addition
TODAY
side of whom thev fouht. The
Kronch command knowing I heir Ju.si
pride, feared that they would have
humiliated these valiant troops If
they had offered them rest sooner
than their J'reru h companions In the
fight.
When the mercury
riie and keeps ru
ing when tho sun
sizzles when hu
manity swelters
then it is that
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' Who Will Win
This Battle?"
Your kidneys are tlie. filters of tin
Midy. If they become inactive and fail
o eliniinale the waste matter, they ait
ipt to throw the whole mechanism
if the body out of order, thus toil
foisona can accumulate in the ryitem
led be aa deadly as make venom.
Resides csiihiuk the minor ailments
if rheumatism, sciatica, lumbago aud
backache, neglect of the kidneys is apt
b develop into more serious diseases,
inch as diabetes or stone in the bladder,
j Rid the body of toxio poisons clean
be bladder and kidneys and cure tlii
j winces of rheumatism with Anurio
uid you win the battiu ot me.
Anuric was first discovered by P'.'
,'ierce, and ha-beueljed thousands of
infferers as well as appeased and elimi
lnted the ravages of the more serious
tidney diseases. Now procurable for
10 cents at any good dru store, of
lend Dr. V. M. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.,
10 cent for trial package.
SaaGOVTMJt, Tiias -'J wlsh ,to ,
o those who mar have rheumatism that
ram 43 years old and have had rb.ui
batUtn moat all my IHo. In eeeutln
hT duties as a peace o 111 car of this state
n the winter of 110, 1 wss einosed to
lome very bad weather, which bnuiqht
In a vary sevore attack, In fact. It wss
io hii thai I could not ride horseback.
ind I was compelled to abandon my
lutles for awhile. I then began a search
Hutlaa lor awhile. 1 men negan a Bearcu
1 (or a permanent core, which I did not
' 'nd 1U'I 1 I'arned of Doctor I'lerce's
iinurlc.Tableta. I began taking : than.
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