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Arizona republican., 1911-09-02

was therefore wary when in the enc my's territory. But one day, when he was less careful than usual. he rode along the Kentucky road near Jackson At the ford he neglected t. look about before his horse step ped into the water An enemy was concealed behind a log, and as "Un- cle Curtis" horse entered the water. a bullet struck him in the back.
 Uncle Curt" seriously hurt, man aged to get his own revolver into play, but could not reach the con- cealed marksman. The horse kept going toward the opposite bank, and the enemy continued to fire. Uncle
Arizona republican., 1911-09-02

Curt" continued to shoot back put with no apparent effect Finally. when he reached a half submerged stump near the Jackson side. and hao been struck by six bunets. he slipped off his horse behind the stump. There though weak from loss of blood, he waited for the enemy to show him.
 self. and when he did Curt shot him dead.
 And, do you know" Judge Hargls added. after doing all this real good kind of fighting Uncle Curt was finally killed by a log rolling over him. Wasn't that a hell of death for a man like that?'
Arizona republican., 1911-09-02
PLEASED WITH LOCATION

The manager of the uptown Vest ern Union office. is very much pleased with the new location of the office in the Crismon building. In the old quar- ters there was no privacy whatever and now people can have their tele- grams sent without having to face a crowd of onlookers. The office is very neatly fitted up and the wires are kept busy great part of the time.
Arizona republican., 1911-09-02
FINALLY LEFT.

w. J Kingsbury has been trying for the past month to get away to the coast to join Mrs. Kingsbury. He had set the date of his departure a half dozen times and on each occasion something came up to de- tain him. Thursday evening he finally got away and will spend the next month or so at Long Beach.
Arizona republican., 1911-09-02
DAY IN THE COUNTRY.

The Ladies of the Maccabees are invited to spend the day in the country with Mrs. Frank Saylor on Tuesday. September 5th. It is hoped that there will be a large delegation present. Provision will be made for those who have no conveyance. Those planning to go are requested to meet at the home of Mrs F.. r Carr at 10 o'clock in the morning of the appointed day.
Arizona republican., 1911-09-02
SOUTH SIDE NEWS .

business on Monday, Labor Day Sept. 4th: Birchett Bros; Hyder Bros; E. Schmidt; J w. Woods; Price Wick life: Tempe Commercial company; Tempe Hardware company; Arizona Mercantile company; l.. w. Blinn Lumber company; w. Lukin; H. w. Ryder; Harry Lukin; B. Matley.
Arizona republican., 1911-09-02
ALL THE RACE

Ladies on the South Side, We have in a splendid assortment of high button boots, that are all the rage now on the coast. They come in vel vet. suede. gun metal, patent leather land white and the assortment and price are both all that could b. asked.-HYDER BROS.
Arizona republican., 1911-09-02
SATISFACTORY PROGRESS.

Very satisfactory progress is being made on the construction work of the cement mill across the river from this place. MT. Tupper who is in charge of the work. was over from the plant yesterday and says that during the past month forty-three men have been on the pay roll and that things have been moving along nicely.
Arizona republican., 1911-09-02
FROM SAN DIEGO.

J. IT. Williams and family returned yesterday morning from San Diego or rather, Coronado Tent City where they have been spending the summer. They will commence at once getting the dining room at the Normal in shape for the opening of school Sept ember II.
Arizona republican., 1911-09-02
LABOR DAY

There is some talk of a half holiday for Labor day. but there will be no attempt at a celebration. Holidays and .haIf-holidays are quite frequent. but there never have been any big demon- stratiOns.
Arizona republican., 1911-09-02
MOVED TO MAIN STREET CASTLE

c. w. Conger and family nov occu- py their residence on East Main street, having moved in from the ranch. Mir. Conger has placed a high wire fence around the premises and is improving the grounds. with the intention of hay ing the free-man's castle-his home that every American should strive for
Arizona republican., 1911-09-02

the members of the Montezuma Tribe drill team at Masonic Hall at II o'clock Sunday morning. to instruct them in their duties. He proposes to have the prize drill team of the territory, and has a couple score of goung braves from which to make his selections.
Arizona republican., 1911-09-02
GOES AFTER FAMILY.

A J Peters plans to leave this evening for Long Beach where Mrs. Peters and the children have been spending the summer He expects to remain there but a short time and all will return together the last of next week.
Arizona republican., 1911-09-02
CHURCH NOTICE.

There will be the usual morning service at the Congregational church tomorrow Bible School at 10 A. NJ and sermon at II. mountain time In the evening there will be the regular union service at the Airdome at r. NJ Rev. J. Harden.
Arizona republican., 1911-09-02
GET A FIT

We have a big variety of children's slippers, patent leather. vici kid. gun metal and tan. Regular prices $1.50, .SI75 and S2.0O. To close them out quick We have put price on them of .$110 per pair. Mothers, bring your children in and get a fit.
 -HYDEP BROS.
Arizona republican., 1911-09-02
DEATH OF CHILD

The ten-months' old daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Thos. Munos died Thursday night and was buried yesterday in the Mesa cemetery. Burton & Sons having charge Of the funeral.
Arizona republican., 1911-09-02
ON VACATION,

Irving Sharkey of the L. w. Blinn Lumber company is now taking his annual vacation. He expects to leave for Prescott this evening where he will spend most of the time.
Arizona republican., 1911-09-02
HOLIDAYS OVER.

Yesterday was the first Friday afternoon in some little time that was not observed as a half holiday by the merchants The summer season is theoretically over.
Arizona republican., 1911-09-02
DIR. WILeUR's CONDITION

At last reports from RedOndo. Cali fornia. the condition of pr. Wilbur was slightly improved tho the case is con sidered serious. Mrs. w. s. Dorman, daughter of pr. and Mrs. Wilbur. left for Redondo Thursday evening. and it is the intention of the sons, Walter and Everett to go in a day or two unless reports are more favorable.
Arizona republican., 1911-09-02
FROM SUN FLOWER.

John Rirchett came down from Sun Flower yesterday. Joe Birchett and the other members of the party will be down sometime next week.
Arizona republican., 1911-09-02
MESA WEATHER

So far Indian Jim is ahead of the weather man. The local showers did not materialize. but the thermometer took a shoot upward and the highest record for several days appeared in the report yesterday:
 Maximum temperature .......1O4 Minimum ................... fZ Mean ........... ''' %
 Character of day. partly cloudy.
 Direction of wind. southwest.
 Forecast: Partly cloudy, local show CTS.
Arizona republican., 1911-09-02
THE PAFFORDS HOME.

l.. F. Pafford and family returned yesterday from their summer trip in California They spent most of the time at Long Beach.
Arizona republican., 1911-09-02
A SPANISH DINNER.

Vernice and Hazel Sandoz enter tained the Misses Dimes Friday with a genuine Spanish dinner.
Arizona republican., 1911-09-02

TEMPE WATERING full shares with right of way in all branches for rent at reasonable rate. Address box 7Sl Phoenix SD
Arizona republican., 1911-09-02
WILL CLOSE MONDAY.

The following named merchants have agreed to close their places ot
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-08-31

4 statement Issued recently by the
National Association for the Study and
Prevention OF Tubercu osis speaks 81
the dangers from house dust. espe
cially In rooms that are not vel ven
ulated. The association warns ssainst
dry sweeping. ard agains; the use 81
The feIther buster. or other devices
that scatter. but do not take Up the
dust Since the ordinary dust blown
about in the streets Is impregnaied
with disease germs. the Satsoaal As
sociarou urges the adoption OF meth
eds that will prevent the further dis
senination Of such baciiiL Il also
urges Tor the coming months Of fall
and winter. more open windows ant
more fresh air In house. shop. aEi
schooiroom-
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-08-31

war. the supreme commander or the
Turkish armies. the Saviour OF Con-
stantinople" and the man who has
frequently been said to be the real
dictator of the present regime In
Turkey.
Really. Gen. Shevket is practically
subordinate TO one OF his own aids
and associates. lie is not in the In
ner circle OF the committee OF Union
and Progress, although genuine
Young Turk. II is perhaps an incon-
siderate way OF putting the case. but
| am credibly informed that he Is
only a sort of puppet in the hands
Of stronger men. However. he looks
the part Of a popular idol. Tall,
bearded. with small black eyes that
fash. he Is a yeritable Beau Brummel.
He could readily be cruel man and
a dictator II he had the power. else
miSread physiognomy. While we
talked he twirled his nose glasses BY
the handle. or rolled them on his I'm
gers. or twiddled his nose-the right
side OF which bears large vaccina-
ton mark Frequently he tilted aside
his green astrachan fez and scratched
his iron-gray hair.
He Is a charming gentleman TO
meet. and he speaks with an apparent
openness that would disarm an I'M
sceptical interviewer. He told me in
all earnestness and apparent sincerity
that there was absolutely nothing in
the rumored agreement between Rou-
mania and Turkey. although | had
other more trustworthy information.
which history has since confirmed.
that the deal had been made. He
speaks with the greatest optimism
concerning the future OF the new
regime. The financial revenues in
creased by thirty-three million francs
during the first year and. because OF
better methods Of collection. still
greater increase will probably be
made during the present year. The
situation throughout the provinces,
he said. has very much improved. the
turbulent Albanians have been paci-
hed and disarned. Parenthetically.
may remark that one who saw the
arms the government took in. says
tia; they are only 1T for a museum.
and that the rifles and revolvers
which can really DO business are still
within reach Of the warlike Albanians.
Shsvket Pasha says he thinks the Al
e2nisns will be valuable asset TO
Turkey when enrolled in the army.
and he spoke most magnanimously
q their defeat BY the Turkish army
sent against them He said they lack
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-08-31

by one whose knowledge Of Turkish
Srxirs has proved correct on other
points that the jsilers Of Abdul Hamid
are men who have blood feuds with
him-whoss relatives the deposed
sultan has slain-Snd who would be
glad q Sn excuse - square their ae-
counts with him. Moreover. Salonica
Is the center 81 Young Turk senti-
rnsnt. and the most ditncult soil for
the growth ~ $ rcSetionary plot
That the common people expect new
CT 70 see Abdul in power again is
shown ey the Way the press and the
ruAlic ssriae and dstsst and make
snort q him. The meAnest loStsr in
the Sidewalk eSfes is free 70 curse the
memory Of the prisoner 81 Saloniea
\ popular postcard in the shops rep
rsSsasS the prison Requirements Of
the late sultan. II is portrait cum
nsrs,y crested ny the grouping Of sew
srSl AcGriS, and : vision OF the
mosques Saa palaces ~ the Bosphor-
Us within the tSrhNoSh. The harmless
diversions q the hars-a are all Of his
former glory Permitted 10 Abdul
ESrai6
is There Man 81 Mystery?
Cas SsS0ehss in vain for subStanti
alton fo- the sSrly tales ~ the wonder
ri dictator IN Paris. v 10. unknown
himself. rules Turkey through the
committee :. Vnsoa and Progress.
TSs-s Is 10 really great personality
- that Nc>sy. Net al q the members
So known. however. although Sll POS
SHE members have been appraised.
There : II Arabian Nights flavor
- - situation in ConStSnunople to
day Tie real keS3 q 5 department;
nay X nan n the outer ot1ce. The
cSS.rs. minister may Re subject 10
rs secretary = he Sn,eroOm. The
inner c.-e,s e The Young Turk COM
=is,ss : -&Ss ~ q men who. for the
r--rcSs- oScury places high and low.
Sc2s :. re members q this inner
c2-cls S-s 4, C&cs. some are absolute
y Si;Sc-. c&cil Position The com
C!,,ss Is : pS1chS,t tc- putting for
v2-G sAs =s> wAo lock : part Snd
No VI - re ro,e C popular he
-scs$
Us : tAs S-c=Sly .: p-sssat-6sy
T--Ssy. Re ec=2igTss C Cnioa and
F-cS-sSS : supposed - have dis
Sc-vsG Al passed q. q existence
:, nay rs rS-lS=s-s-2n i,con-
GUY ~S.cS makes constitutions
scvs-@s-- seen Ike 5 t4-cs. Fcr-
,1s-Ec-s. ccc AZ g - Esr-sass6S
10 .1s=ss,vss understand their lack
g Pc~s- e. s,scy rs empty show.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-08-31
Defense of
SCrappy
Little
English
Sparrow
BY D. J. GDSrN
Asro<s- Ia

and STAY Of old.
The English number rapidly and likes tie
excitement. Egn mile the
pitsl yoo hardy find a sparrow
the OF among bird kind
6nd Young vegetables Just spoatn. being picked pieces
that plant
the sparrow Is after
Just think how Industrious this little fellow bantam Re
full Of hi ambition and confidence himself Stop talking
the watch him both and Of the city, YOU
. energetic than those who condemn him.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-08-31

1-c c,sT AZ ere slsos-. C weakness
4 tie new crEs--
\ Ns<-ric az le~is- 5cc,s.
sTs-T cc'.T Il Cccs-11.-ocfs seems
= knew 3a- ths ccuntrcss =h5cs
cFsr-n-sE A1cL Hand a-s h-ruzA.
4 I.s osv Gay Ter -hs srrtrs x -sa,-
T 1 N1Scnic crxacizz1cc- L Gi-s-s
IN ne 1asr1-y ot he vest n tha-
= 3 occ-rsEg-cE--hs cA-s q rhs
-s1-T x occ csc-sccsd n IL ccr-,-
-sc<- = < 15-1rsS VIII he mi
N E1sc1s ard ccc WIKI tie British
CT American his tzcr has incurred
Ia sTec-a1 Hostility q or-hcscx No
oa17sGa1s. Who 6isiIss The Masonic
cr-sr even mere than thsT Gscssr
Ca-'s--71t|- his tact uay os borne
n mind II any scrfr q present cen
c-ocns. tcr = is Ekslser rr D. a t1-rrr
II TIE Developments th4c sc-e mere
apparent causes.
Another charge brought azaf-s- ~
ernn--r=s cf Cntcn and Progress Il
Sna- is membership IS largely lew
sn- Here cne INST TT 70 u,asrs-
sr-a1gs cord1-tcn- possible cnly IN
Ills r-ma1cc east where shs hu7r,b-
able and ne uccnErrus a-s matters
or every Day This particular srrr-
1arxs cacz mere than zoo years. when
the <cn IL Il Sarcr.-a rabbi au-cu-rs,s
1+nsel1 as The Messiah and got 4 cen
Siderable believing lis cause vas a..
Por-snrcus shar he vas arrested ,,,s
IIksn oe1ors lie sultan. where. IN his
s---sn-ry. he rsncg1csd MS claims
and accepted Islam
So great vas the confidence q HI.
followers n this Messiah tbas -
10 oceyed his Lead and became Mos
ems During The ensuing csuru-sas
1eT have remained a distinct ,,,r,-,,,,-
MY. With their owl ncscus rhav
never nrsruarry with ether McsIsus
and ne gsnuineness and fsptn 81
their fidelity u Islam IL a s,,bfa,.. -,
scspccisn among the faithful Car.
Amy this Mcslem-Tsvfsh community
nas furnished some CT ths most a.
sress1Te men II the empire and az
more rna1 It's proportion Of tie t,.ad-
srs OF the Young Turk movement
The Miiitzry scic<zcurv
nave Interviewed many az rhs lead
ers or the Turkish government and
snaA have occasion to Tr1nr. sufns ~
them Eers Il must srrics u zv. .x
REPRESENTATIVES. TIA cha ursr 1irrr,.-z
qua dgurs m M zuvsrunsnc-N.n.
mould Snsvk.r Pazna, ne uinIxr.r =,
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-08-31
Highest
WAGES for
Greatest
Amount of
Work
hS q. A. CROSBY
fe<~~ H.xse- lad.

- htte fer yoUr meals As Re
hSse esa harvesting Nebraska Ths worked only
eleven hours GAY. with hc-sSsG TIE
S with machine from farm smother scayins
Of I've DAYS each pa Tie farms being snail oal
s. Nigh 81 3 3ay
had sboUt full vicinity wyrrov. Nso.
ana the beauty Of the fact that and then yOu eo m HI,
Jays whie the machine being the place
City boys mustn't think that they Ons enough gs and
work day sr& day for wseSs the b-On
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-08-31

g good leaders and examination and
we're oTsr- nsined hy the mass Of gov
e---sns troops He looks forward 70
-S'lseo troops from Albania row avail
able.
Acsie- Versus Christian.
Wien re 80, 70 talking about the
Possibility q further trouble between
re Nosleos and the Christians. he
11-vsly asserted that Il was the uos-
lens ~eO we're in danger from The
Christians. which would sxplain ~h,
Cc-iSri1rs rather than the NoSiar,.
are beng diszr-sc-
Re said hat What Is bsi-r do,a .,
AIoa1ts n the way q establishirr
suitable government with Law and or.
der. Is Icing carried out also anon
ne Dr-sss- There Is 4 rsasorzhis
percentage Of Christians row In ths
army. according 70 the new order ana
oe says IL IS unthirsasfs thar 49,.
should ever again % strife bs-x..,
san and Christianity. The srsr bp<t-
ness cf Turkey Is the tevelop-su, %
Ter army for the sake OF lax "a -
der throughout the eou-c-T A xs1
as n Tie dealings With cchsr ras,,,.
ne stressed the Tea OF a sr-pnx -
Hsn army ready for any e-srwsne-,
szr he locks forward 70 10 tunsst,s.
Eued eTsntuaiiries with aay ether
country
ire Governments Mary Critics
% much for che cabinet ufusxrs-,.
view That Ia and May nks hin 4,
0llce and cur. ara real patriots a.
oor D. denied There ara una7v a.
11-crad persons II Tu-ssv "a ~
Gus.
--4 foreigner fs cisplsassd "a n.
enrrnica-ly ts With any zpxsrnr.,.
carried On By those whom hs tia. -,
I'll us interiors. There ara var,eu.
RorI=n Gus elements az dsstnesxratiou
AZ work IN The supirs. I q4sst,.,r,
Whistler II VIII ever De possible N
nave a Homogeneous nation her-
l1e new order Ct things has brcuxse
u new resr-sssuess among al cIass-
IS cf people. and Turkey. be II s,.~
remembered Is a hodss-Dcdxs Of D.
uona1res- On cue occasion I cpu1,-
ed AZ. Least dfts<n -sftsriner Ana ss,,~-.
enr pscplss that 20 10 uaks u, t,,.
soanxs srvsrumert- Tns r,-k...
mo OF sczra vaz 1sr.r SO tt1rrf, -
navigate as tist nov.
~'o7Hsnr vr,- ~ Sas-rh a sa~,..1
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-08-31

Deisvts Of clothing. though most sisn&l shout
the chest Snd shoulders NJ. eOnGneG 70 the
upper part If the h>iy. The tses rNqu;rS warmth
which fashion denies, They oSnnNs X eO-ag7SSSsd
eSecrH at the cost II suffering, distortion ana
the in6ietioa If positive disass. Fashion A,so Ys7
mits the les 10 be eOve7ei With oa,y tie tAinnes:
msterslS. The circulation u Mod 70 Tx tss; ~
eOaes further napeied by the YvsSu7s o; tight shs
and he facilitating e-eetS q co,i. The crippled
state. toe thus O>VSsonsI i a. obstacle 70 es,ien,
exercise, and sias - .hs general GeAi6,y.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-08-31

Il hSs Acea ny eNvS-,s2e II tx VIA,
Sslas that vhs0 the highest wages az
2Sli then &lSa re greatest SreoGns :;
wo-S Is demanded. Whs-e ths hoc-s ~
l&aor s-s t-s-n : - II ire morning unrl
$50 81 night 5 cry cap can s,snd TIE
sSrala to- oa,y ons . 10 6Sys :. tAs
mos. NAnsaS pays high vsgss- bu, TIE
ko--S az lo2S ard re s,&73 : nOs slwavs
~ eNt-a. For ,hs-s Ire farmer does ~
feeG Yen. IS the h&-vsS, hands gsns-2lly
~orS iO- TIE owrs-S a. ths Ih-2SAlns -
chime ari naturally hs wants 70 sss Is
r,-seA wO-k CIR q yc1 IS X e2n an pay
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-08-31

TeoSe who hate the English Srarrcr
I sdYlSs 10 take i trip 70 Elgin. and visss
the grounds Of the Illinois STATE hospital
There they vii SEE <parrows, r0bins, blue
isys> blsckblris, wrsnS. swallows Of al
descriptions, song and nigA, birds. living
in perfect harmony. Each Kind : there
By the thousands, WHIP Because they
have trses 70 nest IN, particularly the pines,
In the city We have no trees 70 speak Of
outside Of the parks, and If the PARK eoEa-
ralsSiOners would plant some pine trees you
would ind that the robin. the thrush. the
elusjsy, the lark ard others would return
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-08-31

sages OF the kidney
secretions we're an
uoyinsiy irregular.
When I started using
Deans Kidney Pills.
these troubles sooa
lesSeret and the dali
hackache vanished
Ny Kidneys no~ act
normally and | give
Deans kidney Pills
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-08-31
4 WONDERFUL CHANGE.

Mrs r Grouse, Manchester. IozA
says: For two years my back was
weak Rheumatic pains raekes ny
lower limbs day and night TIE pas
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-08-31

The bright star IN the southern SKY 8
the planet Jupiter and the one IN the vest
Is Venus. Jupiter Is in Libra and Venus
Is In Leo, while Saturn IS in Aries and can
De seen early in the morning. Mars, In
Aguarius, now rises about midnight and
is a beautiful sight Just before daylight.
No man viii regret the loss Of d few
winks If be gets up to see him. Jupiter's
moons could be seen through good pair
Of opers glasses three weeks ago and
probably can be now under favorable ar.
nospheric conditions
As one writer says, all planets travel
the sun, but owing 70 the fact that
900 OO0 ,,,,fes fo-ths- 49,. 49, - -
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-08-31
Dress Has Great
Influence on
Physical Health
Girls
Clothing
by WELLS ANDREWS. NJ. u.

RESS has great influence the physical health Of girls
The cardinal points he here horne mind with re:-
their clothing first that the material should k
Ef such the warmth and second.
!: !: !: !: :: :" : 5. !.
fVVffY that arranged neither undue
k abdominal Interference with muscular
INN action. Hence the physician should iniacS his girl
klGAJ Suade them 10 cShw comprising eSs carriers Sna
tightly fitting hlgh-hvoG ShNS This advS Sh0ali give
whenever the offers seldom counsel may followed ior
such fashion and the oSte viii poab continue
eOd OF the chapter and the docsOr
The injuries that may X indicted by the SeSu93 modes PREVALENT
the dress Of girls shown The effects II tight aenS the h&h-
functions The insults x u his Kind SYpa7
The period when the lady exchanges the sA n SG io-
that imposed BY the reQairerenS n fashionable he.
Wee Young X laev irpS-y syco;SS inSas-
Qustely clothed su&tca eN. their hy vio woGi
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-08-31
Little
Facts
About
Jupiter
and Venus
BY ~. SCHAkDr
Wtktka<ns eas. WIS.,

fson around the but owing fact Il
Jupiter approximately 4ooOoo0oo miles farther from the
the EARTH apparently travels westward while reality being
the INSIDE track distance him and eave him behind Jupiter year
ASA days or approximately twelve yssr~
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-08-31
CHeANklNG
II[]S${RS5FR

Personalities Behind the Transformed
Ottoman smeire-Tne Young Turk
Organization Really a Masonic
hoNerent-The Sultan as TeSl.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-08-31

credit for this wonderful change
Remember the nAme-Doan's-
FOR sale BY druggists and general
srnreSeepers everywhere Price see
Fosser-NlbGrn Co. Buffalo. ny
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-08-31

Il man tells a woman she has
urstcl laugh she xnl fan TO- any
Old Joke b. may get on.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-08-31
BEAurIFULPosr CARDS FREE

--nd ~ trano c1r I've s4m7i-- 90 n -~-- chu.--
- tsoif 1nnr--~t n -.s-ssv. fts--- s<s ss1s--
u.s. Na-is o~aztif7i ~o.lrs All kss-if~-s a. ga
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-08-31

A uan has 70 have a strocs pail 70
equal that Of a duh razor.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-08-31

g good leaders and organization. and
we're oTsr~ nsined b. the mass Of gov
sr11s1s troops He looks forward 10
$4,000 troops from Albania Tow avail
able