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The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-05-05

years ago. And in her old ears there
rang again the passionate words he
had whispered there in the days long
forgotten. She saw him beside her
at the altar on that day of days when
all the future was bright and all the
sky rose-colored.
And out of the mist came the out
lines of the cradle in which she had
rocked her tirst-born-the cradle Nat
had built with his own hands.
Then she heard as in a dream the
SNUG voice of the prosecuting attor-
ney:
Now, Mrs. Harter, tell the jury
your name and relationship to the
prisoner and the victim OF this brutal
murder, and in your own words tell
If you saw the deed committed and
just how it happened"
Turning bewildered eyes on the
lawyer, the court and the jury the
woman gave her name and address,
Then gazing straight at her husband
through tear-flled eyes, she said, with
perfect deliberation and emphasis:
Tom and Pete had some words
about some money and Pete got mad
and said: I'll kill you, you low,
good-for.nothin' blaggard; that's what
III do and he struck him with a
chair and drove him back into the cor
ner. Tom was tryin' TO defend him.
self, and he saw he was goin' to get
his head broke, and there was muir.
der in Pete's eyes, and Tom reached
out for the knife that was on the
table and struck at Pete. And 1t
killed him. And that was all there
was to t."
During this testimony the prisoner
and his father had leaped to their
feet, the former with amazement de-.
pictcd on his face, the latter with
tears starting TO his eyes, while the
prosecuting attorney sat back with
mouth wide open, so thoroughly par
aly2od that he protested as the
old woman. at the end of her tostl
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-05-05
Cost Him $50,

when Chief Justice Chase was
presiding in II of the country courts
of Vermont an appeal case from Il
Justices court came up before him
so small and contemplate in its
origin that he ordered it stricken
from the docket. The case was where
Il turkey had trespassed upon the gar.
den of a neighbor and got shot for
its d~epredations. The owner brought
suit to damages, and, failing
before the justice, had appealed the
case. Judge Chase was angry, and
when he ordered the case from the
docket said:
THE lawyer who consented to APP
peal this case ought to be thrown
from the window Of the courtroom.
Why didn't he have the case referred
to some of the honest n%eighbors for
settlement
because. your honor, retorted the
attorney, getting hot under the collar,
1t was our intention not to let honest
people have anythir to do with it,
True, this was "A nCa rCtOrt, but it
cost the lawyer just an even $50 for
contempt of court.'-The Green Bag.
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-05-05
SOMETHING LIKE A MIRACLE,
Country Editor Says He Made Angry
Woman See Reason.

81 am not afraid Of any of these
men who come into the Office TO lick
me, but | have always fought shy of
an irate woman" declared a country
editor yesterday who had come TO
town TO confer with some of the local
politicians.
"While I know of several fellows
who have been put to rout by women
| have so far escaped whole and never
came near but one licking by a WON.
an" he continued. She was from a
little town down the river whom |
had written up when she married a
bigamist. She arrived in town with
a big blacksnaKe whip and a temper
worked up TO a white heat.
She announced she was there to
whip me TO within an inch Of my life.
! tried to reason with her, but Of no
avail. She grew more angry each
minute.
FINALLY | said. watching that whip
all the time, Now don't you see If you
whip me YOU will just get into a big.
ger scandal? | certainly will get wen
with you by writing up the story Of
how you did it,
Il had saved my life. The woman
thought a minute and then started for
the door. We'll, | guess | have given
YOU a good piece of my mind any
way, she declared as she left.
For ono my wit had saved me
Tpnnl nit hnr rInninn mr. StriH.inn hack
at Il woman. which | do not
think a gentleman should do.-Chi
cago Chronicle.
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-05-05
Freak Of Liuhtninu.

Detective DClahay of the Southern
Rhodesia constabulary was struck by
lightning in a recent storm, says Il dis,
patch from Cape Town. South 'rica.
He was hurled TO the ground insensi.
Bile. and when he had recovered con.
sciousncss made his way home in IL
dazed condition, all the damag. that
he noticed being a burned marx on
his trousers.
Next morning he was unable 10 at.
tend to his duties and felt generally
uLwcll, A colleague then discovered
that the two outer fingers of the Off
GERS right hand We're fleshl,ss the
bones having been burned ba.e.
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-05-05
THIINERL=ASTING
XzIM EM!N!NE
%%~ RpkM2oO o

BE ye agoin' to swear away the
life OF your own son-our son, Mary?"
The old mans voice ~quavered and
sunk into a whine.
I'm goin' to tell the truth" re.
piled the old woman with a weary
smile. He threw it away himself
and killed his brother-my baby. |
saw him do Z, and I'm goin' to tell
the truth and let him be punished"
But Toms your boy too, Mary
your Oldest" persisted the old man.
What's he eve done to show it,
cried the woman iercely. "He struck
me-yes, struck me with his own
hand; not once, but twenty times.
Aye, and he struck you too, Nat. |
seen him do II more'n once. What
comfort has he ever been to us?
What pride have we in him. what
hope for his future? No. no, Nat, we
might as well give up and call our
lives q failure. He's been a bad boy,
n he's q bad man. and he's killed
his W brother, and | won't do any.
thin to save him.
But he was in Ticker when he did
it," pleaded the old man. you know
Tom was not very bad except when
he was in ticker. And he wasn't him.
self when he did 1t. And he feels as
sorry as anybody for it now. Not
the gallows! All! Mary, not the gal.
lows!" and he slipped from his chair
onto his knees and sobbed before her.
where's Peter?" demanded the
woman, drawing back her skirts.
which the man attempted to cling
pathetically to. where's my Pete,
who never did a wrong to anybody,
and who always was hullied and
licked by Tom? | wont save him, |
tell you | won't
The day of the trial came, and the
prosecuting attorney arose calm and
confident. Hero was an easy case.
and 1t promised to be brief. He
would get a quick conviction and the
accompanying glory and would hurry
along other cases and show a dispatch
Of business which would reflect great
credit upon his Office. The convic.
ton was sure because the boys moth.
er was to go on the stand to testify
against him. 1t was a lucky thing,
because she had been the only wit.
ness of the murder, and without her
testimony only the weakest sort Of
circumstantial evidence would have
to be relied on. But he had it from
her own lips that she proposed to tell
the truth and bring the murderer to
justice.
It had been a brutal murder too
the killing of Peter Harter by his
brother Tom. AS nearly as could be
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-05-05
MATTER OF noRAL STANDARD.
Mr.. Henry 6uskirk WoefulIy inferior
to His Wife.

Here's a counterfeit %half.dollar that
somebody worked off on me" said
Henry Buskirk. II guess I'll give II to
you. You can put it on the contribu.
ton plate at church if you like
Henry. I'm ashamed of you OK
claimed his wife. II don't believe in
saying such things even in jest. II
seems to me, that you're getting just
perfectly horrible since you've got to
going to the club Saturday nights. |
wish you'd give il up. | used to be SO
proud Of you. ! thought YOU were on"
man in Il hundred. But | declare I
often find myself wondering now
what you're coming to. You seem to
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be steadily lowering your moral stand
ard. Why can't you keep your eyes
open when people give YOU change?
You never hear of anybody giving
counterfeit %half-dollars to mo. w"
can't afford to lose money that way,
Can't you remember where YOU got
it,"
NO. Probably on some street car
But never mind. No use crying over
spilled milk. I'm sorry that I'm sink.
better. But you mustn't blame iii"
club for my downfall. The members
Of it are all gentlemen"
"Wha are YOU going to do with it,
"With WHAT This counterfeit half.
dollar? Oh, I'll throw it away, or keep
it as a p~ocketpiecc, Just to remind mo
II look at my change next time
Lot me have it. I'm going to stop
At the butchers on my way home from
Mrs. Wappslcigh's. The cashier is such
she'll never notice it. Henry, what's
the matter with you? Don't sit there
%grinning like a monkey. | declare YOU
look sometimes as if you really didn't
have good sense. Where are YOU
GOING"
Excuse me, dear. There's the
money. | think I'll run out and see il
] can't raise my moral standard Il
little, just for practice"
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Company Manners.

That vas Mr.. and Mrs. Nifecter
we had here for lunch to-day, Katie.
Didn't You recognize them?" asked
the lady of the house.
mo. ma'am, | .iidn't," replied
Katie.
why you used to worK for them
only two short weeks ago."
~ know 1t; but they al so different
when they're home that | didn't get
on to who they was!"-Yonkers
Statesman.
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-05-05
Bavaria Supplies skeIetcns

Trade in human skeletons. which is
a regular business with certain houses
is most active in September, : hon the
medical schools and colleges open for
the year. While some Skeletons are
obtained in this country, tie great
bulk of the supply m from Baya.
ria. and the price rules high CT low as
the death rate in that country moves
up and down.
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-05-05
Seeking Repose.

Il want a d]iphtheria p%lacard."
The health officer looked up in sur.
prise. NO diphthCria reported here"
he replied, who's our doctor?"
There is no diphthcria that | know
Of" replied the visitor. 'rhat's all
the more reason YOU ought to be able
to spare a placard, The truth is, |
want to scare a collector away from
the house '- Philadelphia Ledger
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mony, arose and stepped down from
the witness chair.
She V looked at the prisoner,
but walked straight to her husband
and, hand in hand, they walked from
the court room.
Il will ask that the case be dis.
missed" said the prosecuting attor.
ney. And | will recommend a study
of woman's nature to every law stu
dent"
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community, moreover, TO get rid Of
Tom Harter. He always had been a
bad egg, and a menace TO peaceable,
law.abiding citizens. Yes, it was a
good thing all around, and the prose.
cutting attorney was very c~omplacent
as he arose to outline the case to the
jury
This case, gentlemen, is fortunate.
ly so plain that it will be necessary
to detain you but a few moments. In
fact, | think one witness will deter.
mine the entire matter. Let Mary
Harter be sworn"
AS the oma took her seat in the
witness box an almost imperceptible
but heart-breaking moan came from
the white lips Of the old man, whose
side she left. 1t caught her ear, and
she turned her eyes upon him. As
she looked, his drawn face and terror.
stricken eyes faded from her sight in
a sort Of mist through which she saw
the face Of her young lover of forty
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-05-05

found out he had been stabbed with.
out warning simply because he expos.
tulated with his brother for brutal
language used to the sid mother.
Il would be a good thing for the
The Forrest City times., 1906-02-16
Hhs Talkative Sex.

bold calculator long aso an- rouueed that the average man speaks about 1 e0o words in q day. and his wife CT sister about f8600. By what meth od Of observation he arrived al the fig ures is still a mystery. Did hc keep Che sexes under view as the biologist keeps his guinea-pigs or as Prof. Atwater his victims? Or was his sum total based OF E stenographic report Of the conyersa- ton at mans club on election night. q at woman's luncheon the day after a fashionable wedding? If the esti- mate is correct says Youths eompan- ion. the man who lives out his 70 years will utter about 38a 0t0g00 words in his lifetime.and thewoman about 4Ja. .000, GOO Imagination easps al the number of rep etitions ef fayorife adiecdvcs, like lovely CT eawfula or stunning, in go vast an outpouring Of words Surely the reflection might stimulate the in= crease of ones vocabulary. BHl before @e settle down to acceptance ofthe cal eulation. 1t is necessary t5 take iuto consideration the opinion Of I clever Engijshwouan, who has been recently writing on the subject sha sets forA her conviction taat tae feminine sex Is uHjustiy called the taj6a5ve sex, and that taking the year together. men talk more than women T. is not impossible that the womau's reputation for talla- tiFeRess is partly based on her abiiit. and inclination to mabe much talk of little stun Although tho man may speak more, he may= seem 10 talk less since he has more of importance Co s8y. Still small talk NH continue ta be useful domestic asst. Silence is by ID means sure mark of wisdom. Ifthete are those who think too little and Wh9 talk too much there are qnjga al surely those who neither think nof talk ana dull companions they are ia ibis work aday world
The Forrest City times., 1906-02-16
Gilaa NnrI.I

Miss Jni'et Tompk,a 6r Boston. writes pathetic story for q New York magazine about Inc Hapee condition Of many Yogns girls df New York. who have Q work from week 10 week for llde pay aGd wfta no hope of anything better. Which iagires he Ei Dorado 6EaHJ Raaa tHaa t5 suE- ee5t that taesa a5azs aas deprived af ffesh air ana sHn4i hat H. tie #to e7E ssa R7eFG# haa 3. 5aeH lives teIas daily #la 5r=the bare necessities ta Eaaa soaI and H5lF together. Bat tHaH 5hese tboaauss oL girls will not leave 5as b.g elite for goof comfortable homes in the west. whore s.G1s Vha can work. are wanted He # hsa as.h air anI sunshine an abundance ol tha bgss food, comfortable ho4ea and plenty q york for honest eieis THeecis not town in the west thai is no5 short on house eirls-hIrel gir1s-while thousands Of farmers wives wouldhail "ith delight the eomiae army of girls hunting york In the meantime. iii .ms that something mi4At De lore to establish an equilibrium between ths east and the Weet Tae east ha loo many Norkipa elEls. while tac west demand moro of them to d. rh5i homework gHaf las to aa done. B8t then these sr1# fn the bis cities w.H nos rroba consent to come west. Tbs Ra3ub aa fm4her aeeests that esee bia lest.ed man. ~l9 Ia plenty Of money niebt sataer ea=a uainloa3 tgo of respectable eirIs in New 1aa1 anal Hip tH.m fo#t6e west, where they Wal be daa1 =ma to find comfortable home. aaa FHauty of honest 2atk and lfe#Iom from egery kind Of 8Ha segz mE4itan and vice.
The Forrest City times., 1906-02-16
"llost Effective Medicine Eyer fried
 lof La Grippe. -

E6b5 L. Madison. t NJ reiuc'9a. o5 cal taasAee High school Painter. N C.. ie chairman ef tac Jackson County Board Eaueatiou. Mir. N3di-5usay#, ,. ..i au hardly ever ss5tHoat Peuna iu m home. Itis Che mo>tcifysfiVa nedi cfucthaf l have verified far fa grippe @
 AiF~. jane eff, Athens. 0. writes : T Had ia gripPo4ery bad. Alt husband bought Heenua turme. lHa very sho~t time =Sau Improvement and vas soon ah.e t5 dc my work.
The Forrest City times., 1906-02-16

Leaaine members 9f be &eE York lar are becoming asaeme8 tHe mum bef of complaints being made a@ains leaal sharks in that ciG Almost every day complaint aealnst some lawyer is fled in the dfagie atlor neys office. Indeed. the reeort zAows that at least 4o per cent eg uc=eam. plaHGs lodged Uifh tfe dzeg5gr a.z tefue> are against l3@s 3a Cue ast year ls af them have he#u c8u- ,ie.e5 and -Ht 10 prison and hatf dozen me hoe a@a. Ha ta.4s f sueh aHensss b 5aesaE HesttF and em- elIsmcar Iue e>tE#ea8e 1T taose 0Ho have baea eaHeHt p eo4nt Ter 1tae ii tae #a#se ta.ns others.
The Forrest City times., 1906-02-16
suffered Twelve Years from Al.
 Effects Ol La Grinoa '''

AIr. Victor Pataeaudo. ess Maj, @A. Topeka, kas member of Kris.s sad Ladies of Security. a,s.l... as
 Twelve yeuFs auo f.=5l #=..#,... tack ef #a grippe and nezez r=sii. | F covered my hca th and ytaa1zfb =. E. sHe% weaker esefE year Ht.f Tg., unable tJ work. ~ii
 = ito year= aa1I Hee1uuzn= ps-.. and it bHiitup my strength =5 ,f :. .aa couple of month, ua5 ale #f#, ,a..s work aga.H. a
 '.I his s'tHtel.i Lad aa4.H aas,ses : J grippe bur feraua sam aaaseit1e af mE sestem
 Ne Hjfe aud consider .,af, household remedy.
The Forrest City times., 1906-02-16
KohIed in -Chnrci1.

.Ia slHG vHat aB au#1aae if i-#tl# #ba rabaeI "t ! t5s hsneiijs af the ,#ft5acz rE e9HafHfea- 4.a.He 5HHaaatsaii ae eaH4H,eat t.eH. wien .tH.HC4FH. 4H-,H H. =es#a. S4i4 etas Har5. 95ets. F. H. B.aIsr. Y. F.. M aaz st4feH. ~f Is.
 an fs ts#szsz esat- t-z- 5r== dea5 ,##sH.
The Forrest City times., 1906-02-16
Ladies Can Wear Shoes

One =5ze siHali,H.4ttlr usne -tHcu.s Fool Ease \ eeltain cHrgIoF sNoticu sweating. bat. aching feet. At ali bH14sts 25e. h.. seRt n5 ~eH=t ne fral F8H3.aze= FREE. Addse.s Y S oinstsl Ie R.F. & !.
 \ tHp62te #H.ea @5tA mast women j. s'ls HH# HHtF F-5Ho saf.., ,#s.e#ai f..IHz
The Forrest City times., 1906-02-16
Systemic Catarrh, tie Result of La Grippe. Pe-ru-na Receives Credit
 for Present Coed Health.

Mrs. JcunicW. Gilmore. Box White Oak. Ind. Ter. writes:
 SiN.1cars a4o I had la grippe. which was followed b4 systemic catarrh. The oatE thing used was PcruHa and Maualin. amt have been in better health the las thrcc years than foI years before. give reruua all the credit for ms good health
The Forrest City times., 1906-02-16

an ah-ce.s yas forming on my right sidney. 8e trouble was quickly sheej5ed however. and tae treatment ured m. 70 that haze been well dnee >95 and weigh l~- eoaadS.
 Sold h9 all dealers. 5o cents a box. Fo-lf-Milburn ta., Buffalo, Y. \.
The Forrest City times., 1906-02-16
Spf Answer.

Cgs-5 azf liese. Hatea. ..s .een LtI NaIHz Hef=a a#v HaIa haH
 N#a#F HfzIH#s4iHHlE lEI= IAeaE IsEE. Hzzfw tlHa aa.S t.z l.s. #tmdia<
The Forrest City times., 1906-02-16

 I mn =
 ,@ t4Lat 4 5tg osa a ia EI and Gt fs= I case 1Ef fat1# Hl6 1la~H from to s.tElIi At IIt. time aYte using lt1.s4 lG,ln, Pill
The Forrest City times., 1906-02-16

make EaU 1rt4}aH4Hs EaH gzit}=1 sleep. vou arc unable to quietly and calmly perform your daHf tasks er eale= for yoar children.
 fhere3atieo= of thenefees and gen erative organ lH ~oHao is so cloSe that Hinc-leutl- ~ ils ncr.gus pros trafian, uervoHz dshi.s.e. tl.e hiuess sleep'e~sne~s and l=rfaas reliability arzs2 from ~omc aaraHgeWeut of the organism Whica makes I.r q woman. tit4 pf d,prl HH CIT ir-t .e--Hc and irfitaa.ItH; st.r.f- easily affected. 70 that che mtH #- Ha the next m.Hetc "eeps H5.4 .H ,t.e abdominal reai4u and Letaean tAe h3ulders; loss ot voice; uErFaH- dr>pgpsia f-Ht 4HeE ta ctE Ht 31te szI proVoca- t.oa-4ll these point to rertous pros tr4tieu
 Nothing vfll re4ieye tHis aistres sing condition and prevent manlhs of pros. tuatiouaud 5uf#eF.uE s5 a5re.7 a@ i.F,la l.. riukaanls Vegetable compound.
 Hrs 8I L. ~Hazzeelf ot 1a3 Iiat lt.sh Av,aae. Brooklyn \. ! : writes;
 - 4auat exleess thn wonderful relief baE, eNf erieue5t he taking l.Y05a E. Pink HHMs AarataHIa Compound ] suffered for a l4pz lme Nlfh ualtafgs pro-frauoa. back aahc Laalst hc, los a. appetite I ecuId ndf siaop aHt would UaN the heor almost oHarV nI1jiG
 ssl #a1 t@Ieee aaeta- and =at nahetter. and lla was a burfeHl oas adFlsl ta trY Lf3ia E piH}hatus Ne1sf8AIa Compound, and if has worked wonders fer me.
 Fl am a1Fel woman. lRF acrNousneSs is all gone and my friends say 1 look ten wears NoHu1,r.
 WI not the vaiumes of letters from women made strong by Lydia l.. Pink hams Neg table Compound convince all women of its virtues ? surely you cannot wish jo remain sick, weak a-ad discouraged. exhausted each day. when yaa can be a5 easily cured as other women.
The Forrest City times., 1906-02-16
Pe.ru.na -A Ionic After Ia Grippe.

AIrs. Cha<. |. Wells Sr. Delaware. Ohio. rrites: After q severe attack of Ia grippe. ttools Pcraua and laaHd Il a ser+ suad tonic
The Forrest City times., 1906-02-16
Pneumonia followed Ia Grippe pe-rG-na the Remedy That
 Broaaht Relief.

#r. F. B7rHeeott, West Av2mar. on- tario, Can. writes:
 Last winter ~asiliuithpucumania afler having Ia grippe. took trfJHa for Wo moHz i=. when ! hccaf quite wet. aHd can say that any one can be cured by t in q reasonable tiI4e and at iltle expense.
The Forrest City times., 1906-02-16
LOST - POUNDS.
Waz Fz-5 br.-Hag Into tae F5tai stege.
 el Kidney Sickness.

h. 2.zs.a N.raea. PaEs fIns.-#l E. .t.= i.z.g. i.,,- Izz,ll.. 1#f3 =IuaG5 lzs1t aH@ H & hariz in zH-ai t#l= zlzzl# 5=s=z3 #Ia =s, .zs 5#ff.=t45 s= #== uaE ta4h-a. Eaa aeats eoH.szs. 5s,.t.
The Forrest City times., 1906-02-16
EASY COVERED WITH SORES.
Would Scratch and Tear the Flesh un. less Hands Were Tied-.Would
 Fave Died But for Cuticura.

.AIf Ittie sen. when aH6us a year 9a3 H4,t old, began ta have sores come out an his face. l had physician lrest nm but inc soEcs grew wetse. Then they be gan ta come a1 his arms, then oa other pants ot his haly, an chen ere C-mc on his chcsf. worse than tbe ather Then c4l'-* 17.7th-r physician still he gIeE E6f~z. tt tAa cad af aheH a veal and Aalf a5 ez8a#Hs ae g#e9 z5 had 1 hal ta tie hs Lalts n cloths as mE Eht Go keep h'm from scratching fhc sores and tearing the fe-h. lie got to be a mere skeleton. and wa1 hardly able to walE. Me AHt advised Inc 10 try Cut eua Soap and Ointment. sent te the drug store aud get 2 esEo of the Soap and box If the Ointment. and at the end of abaut tEa month tha sarcs were all well Ila has u5For had any sores If any kind since. He is HOW strong and healthy and l can sincerely say that only for yom most wonderful remedies my precious ch.ld would have lied from those terrible sores. Ms E9beTt sheldon R. F. D No. l., Wealeile, Conn. April 2 1895.
 IulH sloW af good feeling IsltaH1tlY BaINed ta inflow iaud art iz damp 0el when aHe ss nof czaeti9 sfra rHctH- e ol Ual he has i1H ug9eet zi eass I8Ht.
The Forrest City times., 1906-02-16

\ New York court has given Her mann Jerusalem consent to change his name He must have heard The Holy City played by nickel .-tEe- sIot maeline.
The Forrest City times., 1906-02-16
Yen -noa.1 rs..e 1o -NLatE

ErerE desc makes foe jeel h#ltee. T#v- ta7 keeH- zeaf H4a5eaz#dH =zi.s AaH eHe -tlellga fsit ~aa aa A4a 4oase hack H.l. Csils.. te-a. t'I5e 51 tlHts
 &a lH 90 EszE fa=e I=u 1fzfta
The Forrest City times., 1906-02-16

fhe chronic HaHa.t 3.ef 8ffeu las a rui . ID his sleeve,
The Forrest City times., 1906-02-16
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