The evening world. Newspaper, November 4, 1918, Page 12

« en : ar hererronn oem ticl *.. | SMITH SAYS HELL BOUNCE | Replies. to Whitman's and Names Others He Will Remove if Elected, Accepting Gov. Whitman's chal- lenge, Alfred EB. Smith, Democratis Jecandidate for Governor, last night mir nistr ation whom he will remove office if he is elected to-mor- ‘He announced flatly, for : iF ‘Lydia E, |e, eretoes Ses from on ul co tab phd bat nae J cory othe et | deme: for Health F ct Restored. the meh Mr. Gmith eave he & ay ead clear, prevents colds, relieves | move from office aro Superin- Tn almost every every Rélghbortood i | ¥ ‘on o tee open. 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