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Evening journal., 1912-09-10

who believed that Joseph Il. Holland
would not turn down the congressional
nomination should the convention throw
it his way. His son, John p. Holland,
who now lives in Los Angeles. Califor
MIA. and is visiting his former home In
Milford, was in tho convention night-be-
fore crowd and told some friends that
his father had been asked to consider the
congressional nomination but had stated
he did not desire IL.
Sentiment seemed pretty well devel-
oped In favor Of William II. Walker, of
Dover. for the nomination OF Auditor Of
Accounts. Mr.. Walker was nominated
BY the Democrats two years ago. but
was deprived OF his place on the ticket
by the court ruling that Colonel Iheo-
dore Townsend was appointed for the
term. aud an election could not be held.
Sussex was advancing tho name Of W.
r. McCabe. of Selbyville. for Insurance
Commissioner and Charles A. Hastings.
of Laurel, for State Treasurer. The
name Of James Lord, Of Dover. secretary
Of the State committee, also was 'being
actively discussed for state Treasurer.
Salisbury Has Platform.
National Committeeman Willard Hauls-
bury arrived at the hotel shortly before
nine o'clock, but did not circulate much
in the crowd. lie entered the meeting
of the state committee az nine o'clock
and remained there until l2.4J o'clock
this morning when the committee finish.
ed confederation of three platform drafts
submitted. One was drawn by Mr.. Sauls.
bury, and was described as "to long" by
some of the committeeman. State Chair.
man Thomas F. Baysrd had q tentativ,
draft, and another copy was submitted
by committeeman.
One of the suggested drafts embodied
plank declaring for woman suffrage
but H. was voted down by the STATE
committee. But two committeeman Ia
vored it. IL was said. The committed
took the position that there was no rea
demand for woman suffrage in Delaware
at this time
Some of the plahks agreed upon pro
vide for a corrupt practices act, law
requiring payment of wages at leas
every two weeks, repeal Of the voters
assistant law, and state wide direc
primary law, and direct election o
United States Senators.
Another plank to be offered for sdop
tion by the convention is declaration
for the initiative and referendum, am
some Of the Wilmington delegates sai'
they intended to fight for its adoption
should any objection arise to II.
Evening journal., 1912-09-10
GARRICK SHOWS
ALL FEATURE BILL

The most pretentious feature of the
bill at the Garrick Theatre this week
is Jess Lasky's- Trained Nurses" n
spectacular musical and scenic pro
duction which requires the services
or whole opera company and com
plete special scenery, representing
the sun parlor on the roof OF a New
York sanitaroum. The company Is
composed almost wholly Of pretty
girls, who take part In numerous
dances, drills and choruses, under the
direction OF Miss Jane Quirk. Henry
Bergman, Miss Gladis CLARK. Miss
Anna Miller and Miss Helen Bancroft
take the leading parts Thr entire
production ie elaborate. the costumes
OF the ladies being especially so. This
is Lasky's bet Of all his splendid e.
forts, and It was certainly appreciated
at the opening performances yester-
day. Flinders Furnished Flat" as
a laugh producer, cannot be beat
Willard SimYns, who heads the com
pany producing II, is exceedingly
funny. and TO help him in his art he
does all sorts OF queer stunts in 9
lady's Nat, into which he happened
to drift, through a mistake. This ac
ls ? haN-nVuI OF tlue-hpitbub ioli
Mr. Simms is ably assisted by Mar.
guerite Isuier and Eugene Robinson
Edna Aug, an interesting and attrsc-
tive coincidence. made good with the
audience at each OF the performances
She appears in original monologue
and made a great hit. Dixie Crane
and Jack Claire, the Cabaret duo.
Aubria Rich and Ted I4enore, In
From Musical Comedy to Ragtime. '
Tilford, the singing ventriloquist, and
the biograph, showing THE Wealthy
Bachelor made up a show which
ran for two hours and a half, without
wait. and each act scoring heavily
with the audience. Last weeks bill
was considered a gem, while the one
this week is thought by many who
have seen n TO be better.
Evening journal., 1912-09-10
SOCIALISTS
WIN POINT
Police Will Allow Them to
Use Streets for Public
Meeting
PARTY ORdANIzER
TO BE HEARD TONIGHT

Frank A. Houck ana William Henry
representing the Socialist Party OF
this city, had conference with Chief
OF Police George Black yesterday af-
ternoon, relative 10 the orders issued
last week against public mass meet
ings az Fifth and Market streets. Fol-
lowing the conference Il was stated
that every thing had been arranged
satisfactorily
A report OF the conference was
made a. n meeting OF the campaign
committee OF the party IN General
Pulaski Hall last evening. by Com
mitteeman Houck. who stated that
Chief Black received them courteous
ly and stated that one OF the lodges
meeting IN the building at Fifth and
Market streets had complained of the
noise interfering with their sessions
CHIEF Black, n was stated. exprees-
ed his willingness for the meetings 10
be held there. providing II could be
arranged not to conflict with the
lodge meetings.
As there are no lodge sessions In
the building on Saturday nights the
Socialist meetinea VIII continue at
that place as heretofore Il was also
stated that the Knights OF Malta and
the Danes OF Malta had been annoyed
by street fakir there. but he has left
the city.
The party members at the meeting
also decided to use Tenth street be-
tween Market and King streets, as
we'll as Fifth and Market streets, and
George IT, Goebel, OF Newark, n. j.,
a national speaker Of the party will
deliver an address there tomorrow
night.
Evening journal., 1912-09-10
EARLY COURT TO LET
JUDGE GO TO CONVENTION

Owing 10 Judge Cochran desiring
to attend the Democratic State Con.
vention. IN Dover today, City Court
convened at $50 o'clock and the ma
jority OF tho cases on the docket were
Nellie Potter. colored.
was fined $40 and costs on a charge Of
assault and battery. The charge Of
assault and battery against George
Briggs, colored. was continued until
Thursday, az was that Of larceny
against Marie Blake, colored. Joseph
Townsend, charged with disorderly
conduct. had his case continued until
tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1912-09-10
COURT MARTIAL
TRIES SOLDIERS

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
DELAWARE CITY, Del, Sept. TO-
1he trial of the soldiers who recently
"shot up" Dobbinsyille began yesterday
before A general court martial composed
OF the following army officers Lieuten-
ant Edwin X. Smith, Judge advocate I,
lynn S. Edwards, Captain Alfred NJ
sis-.,ti, Captain Charles =. y. lls~=sa,
First Lieutenant Pierre v KielTer, Fret
Lieutenant v. A. stockton. lr.; First
Lieutenant YOUR NJ Marks. and Second
Lieutenant Ralph b. llaines. Chaplain
Walter Msfviue Of Fort Mott Il cunn-
sci for the accnsed soldiers
No visitors are allowed IN the couri
during the trial snd che soldiers sen
tence will not be known FOR some time
Evening journal., 1912-09-10
DELAWARE CITY

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL
DELAWARE CITY, Sept. 10. The
Queen Ann an excursion boat of
Philadelphia, with the members OF the
Church OF the immaculate Conception of
Germantown, Pa, stopped at Fort
DUPONT Sunday afternoon.
The public school, orcncd on Monday
morning with an enrolment Of two hun
dred and three scholars Miss Abigail
Blackburn ia principal. Thcre are Ave
members OF the senior class. several OF
them having gone away to other schools.
Farmers about hero have been foading
their tomatoes on the Nigilant for Bali
timore. The farmers received 1864 cents
per basket Tor the tomatoes.
Augustine Beach, near Port Penn,
closed on sunday.
The new car Tor the lire operating be-
tween here and New Castle has been run
ming satisfactory.
Mrs. John Cannon l. improving
Evening journal., 1912-09-10

AZ tho Delaware State Fair. being held
in Wilmington this week, Mrs. Marion
Jane Murray, proprictress Of the Della !
ware Duckery, near Newark which is the
only duck farm in Delaware. will show
q pen Of her white Pckin ducks In ad-
dition 60 this one day during the fair
Mrs. Murray viii also exhibit the silver
cups and blue ribbons that her ducks
have won at the best poultry shows in
Delaware. Maryland. Pennsylvania and
New York during the past few years.
She has Is Of these cups and probably
$50 ribbons.
Evening journal., 1912-09-10
nAND FT.rcTs oFFTcrPs

NEWARK, Sept. l0.--The Mlnnehaha
Tribe of Red Mems band held it, annual
meeting last night. The following Of
tcers were elected. President, r. G. .les-
ter; president. G. r. Porter; secre.
tary. Clarence 4. Dcnney; treasurer,
Lurcn Wiyel; business manager, Clsr-
cncc +. Denny; leader. H. G. Hcrdman;
board Of directors. b. c. smith II. 4.
Mullen and G. w Griffin. Resolutions
on The death Of Harvey II. Perkins. who
was president and a member Of the band,
were adopted.
Evening journal., 1912-09-10
LAYrnN HOME CAMr-

Tho Layton Home Camp at Thirty
ee.s. "a s4sslzs4 =s=s4= he -.--=... -
niln anu hrN 1ttrtn hrT
The Rev. T. o. Johns, evangelist. will
be the speaker Thursday evening The
Rev. Jemison will preach on Friday
afternoon and the Rev. Archie on sun
day evening.
Evening journal., 1912-09-10

A really effective kidney and blad-
der medicine must first drop the pro-
gress Of the disease and then cure
the conditions that cause e. Use
Foley Kidney Pills for all kidney and
bladder troubles and urinary irregu-
iarities. They are safe and reliable.
They help quickly and permanently
In the yellow package. N. r. Dan
forth. Market and Second Sts., will
min rtOn Del
Evening journal., 1912-09-10

right Of selecting the delegates 10 the
stste convention.
Through their action several repre-
sentative districts now are unrepresented
because we were unable, in the short
time given. 70 arrange for caucuses in
the outlying districts and get sufficient
notice 90 the people"
Evening journal., 1912-09-10
HaVre de Grace Races
EVERY DAY TILL SEPT. 80.

EVERY DAY TILL SEPT. 30.
Except 18th.
Special train via Penna, r. r.
leaves Wilmington al 1.10 D. m, al
rect to track, round tFip fare. g55f g55f.
& o. Special Train leaves Wilmington
at 1.35 D. M; arrives at Hartford
Race Course 2.sO p. M. round trip
fare. 75c.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-03-28

Tie second Oldest schooner n TIE
United States Is nov tied ID az Res
Beach. nine niles fron Calais. her
home port Sha Is the Hiram. sns
she vas butt !. yszrs later tAan tie
famous Cd Polly. Her keel vas lAse
down Al Bis8seor3 II 1Sis. ard slnce
she w2s laanchea tns little twomzsr-
si Schooner has le.s ! Strsz1o1s he
Hp snd down the Atlantic coast A.
Though the vessel has bes7 repaired
tire and again. she s1l has her
original kesl and bottom. wAIcA are n
GOD coaditsoa- she is SIS feet lozE
has gross tonnage G. S. tons. zn1
carried = crew ot three Fu< uzrF
Te2rs after she VAS hz1ls ire Hiram
wzs Commanded by members o. TIE
Coax family Of tat cir. AID see Is
aow owneA 81 El-sr McDczaE5 q
Red Be4ck.-PoEtlzld l8Ee Expzezs.
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The old vessel The Seal. Ia which
the Norwegian skipper Rslnerstsn re
Gently sailed from Biddeford. Devon
shire, for Durham. Natal. has an inter
esting history. Originally known as
'The Puryeyor, she was built al
Southampton Ia 1910 to carry pvovis-
ions 10 the men-of.Har lYing az Spit
head. Made OF good English oak and
lined with copper. the vessel was sold
later 70 Captain Thomas Masters. Who
stripped or the copper and put her
in the coasting trade During 4 great
storm ia 1923 the Puryey0r was sriT-
en- from her mooriugs At Poole. with 4
nan and boy On board, and landed
high and dry il a turuip field az Park
stone. The owner was compelled 70
employ a number Of naEvies 10 dig
q channel from the ship . the sea
IN order Ia aoat her on
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-03-28

Authors. as 4 rale. are nos fRzed
for tsainess. bit Dickens vas an ex-
cep1lcn There never existed.
think. in all the vosli. q more thor
Ougklg ti5v OF methodlczi creature
tk2n vas my fzther.r wrots his daagh-
ter. Mamie Ike Vas tidy In every
w4y-in his mind. ia his handsome and
graceful person. II his EoEk, II keep
ing his wrislng4ahie drawers. In his
large correspondence. IA fars. IN his
whole life But be could be q fdges
also. as. for example. IN regard 10 the
furniture Il 3 room Ia hoss. He
might Re s.ayirg caiY 4 single night
bnt Il Il did not pIsAse him be ~oaI3
rearrange X All sfWays turning the
bed north and south % meet rs views
Of TIE electrical cpvrents Of tAs earth.
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Te-rsrz-en.sl t.nsansE

TI1zz Dsa- EsvsEz 1hs usE zzs-
faz- =lEas1 az wAase wcrks 5 50 vel
e-ix-E. Aozs IS LEADERSHIP = zo1-
en- lszters. w1s tzsking = a ssa e.
Nsx xcrx 2ssst tAe artistic tsz2ez-
z-sz1 -s f&s artistic 7@-psrz-
s.s~ - saE hzz wath Al SIS d.
tselS : wzywzrs eAzz / fzEo9s
EsTezs- ard kis Nite we're iEaeAiag
uzs 54F a. S1e-TTx ne lzST upset
iAs glass g wfne ans - ths re5 zzsa
rzr tsHzrz HIN ever the 3ssts esosk
ia zsrsazs drew Azstz1y hack ard
c-des- EoE Ike roc. Ezt ire 1iz-
Ess latsr be -ses > glass CT size
Aiz HoE mike ExSsE. hs
thsz c7ssd-
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-a lsn Mr rE Er.sr-
s-osz1E reeAFe1 3 Ez-s
~ P 8ssEass. = sve.zsc.-
e za- as Il ~ nesshsrz fsrrziassF
3e zsws & fne discovery
I'D = s=as sA.a-szsaes
1a x asF zss sss n
~ rre- sAz zs7.era- vas
s=1 - haezs ss care assAe-e0 ~
E @F Hs H NJ HssS-
ssz f - ss4Rias - - q - ~
n 5wx = sak sssar tat tke
eas ws-e tAaas = aasgTzgizez and
saE Easy haz IAN uadsssarssss for vszy
~ zsaTs
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Rsal Ars.ssra.

Sozs see5 sc-s Eiz5oTs display
ears os corr thai wc1-1 xrc1ss q gen
ealog.sts s1FT. Il vous5 take tks ~
Ss&rca q : lifetime 10 uze1rsA a pess-
gree C As -zrT Es-srz-sozs as tAzt
envz czz bo2ss See5 ccrz rzsssz .
ye1-S II s1ccesssoz ~ Ut TAszpso2
q BroEz CoazsT. = TSsrs bs.1Ts tat
sy M T1ozasa.1s father. zx5 a
Fezrs hT lis Erzz1szshe-. szxs tzs
arrs-S2zySng hizfsET Ta=-e ys9
sTs s. g4as-zs1.zz e ozs cz-z szzzsy
wlrA1zs : 1EezE TIE e1zrarzszrz-
= fer gszs-z-sozs e sks kuzga fzz-
Er tat zzze ths hs1sss-alo.o1aa ais
tocztz seezs rsess.zz y tss Sz5s q
t1cse aErs & eCrz-
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snaiis. The only genuine part Of
Usieh are the shells. are nog being
sd IN Paris. and L Is said that the
initiation of The real article Il 50 close
that many eplcures have a high opin-
ion q the sham product But q is 70
b presumed that they do Dot know
that the snsils are artificial. ard they
are certainly Ignorant Of the method
~ witch the snails are manufactured
Suaii shells. Il seems. are bought from
the custmen and rag plckers. and aft
e. being cleaned are filled with
lights o. cats meat. the soft flesh
being cut into corkscrew form. 50 Is to
nt the shell. By q skilifuily designed
machine The receptacle Is then seal
ed By means o. liquid fat and the es-
cargos Is ready for the consumer. The
secret came cut IN Consequence of an
Artion brought By a man employed a.
the snail factory 70 recover damages
for = hugsr mutilated by one Of TIE
machines The artificial snails Ind 3
ready market
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-03-28

A Kansas CITY clergyman il eon-
dneting ; nztrir,0nIal class. made ap
q sbcut s. coapsex He i very frank
Il taking about q. saying that his
Ooiect Is 70 Earry the yozng peoria o.
bis tscagregztica He caEiex thsEz 70
gstker ahos; > meath sss. Rza ssis
that azy EaE of Is 5r 9A wA0 w1s
u1king sss EoatA ozgks 70 Esz zzr-
rcd. and that Nny glri os lS 10 ~
sAOz.d take 4 kHsbzH3 He sorEes
tie soezesy tAea ans thee Ans is
rcw es1lFsvEag weeklx lsctz7es i
zAtxszcay. "a baFisE farzitEre. cook.
iE saving zoacy. rezrszs eAHsrs1.
4 HE azzes ~ es=rzFzazz Ssozs ID
- Evi1g zazF EssrTlzsozlsE Ezoez
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NJ. K. & 7. RAILWAY.
North Bound.
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION or PART
NERsHIP.

Notice is hereby given that the part
nership heretofore existing between
Us. the undersigned c. J. Elliott and
y F. Castor. conducting a general gro
.cery business At No. rs South WILSON
street. yinita. Oklahoma. under the
style Of Enterprise Grocery Company
vas on the IIth day Of March, 1912
dissolved By mutual consent, and the
business n the future viii be conduct
ed b. J. F. Castor. alone. who IS au
thorized to receive and settle All bills
and accounts Of the late firm.
Dsted this March Ilth. 1912
c. J. ELLIOTT,
j. F. CASTOR.
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chansion Hatur~ Fsker.

Rene Bache. the author. vas talk.
tEg according to tae Los Angeles
Tines. about nature takers I know
= nasure tsksr.- ssEs ~. Bzche. -wAo
claims thst = hea g hls lzss uonth
sstched. from SektEag q r eggs
II chicks. that bad Il llsz q f@asA-
ers. sar. de caAl3s3 sAAs tha&e far
ccatel chicks vsFo Frsot & zztzrsss
adaptation q AAl aaAEaas 10 tAsir -
vircnplsnt. the II esEs hATizg seez ..
ite 81 Aa storage FarsegE
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cul.I..t. 49,. :, -

Presence q ulrd Is greatly 6epe-s-
s1t q k-oEtng VIA. Is hsss 70 be
ao1e under co1dltic1s or alarm O.
c2uEsr II this knowie5ss. Is ac7uire5
: very Moderate a1o-nt q cozrzse
and scZs cc-Ecz sszse viii e1zble
Psrsczs q ACT witA discretion az5
co1SsSaert safety i very t-Tizg cl-.
czzsl21css
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81 AsaI.aIs.. caIIsrsn A.. serr

Where Hsalthisss Children Are Bern.
Tie kealshisst children are bern n
houses which have cracks and knot
holes IN them When the house Is
tight sealed and hot water Fz3lsse3.
e Is said 70 he -eozfortzble. bri L Is
bad for the kiGGiss. Out o. the never
rraiTiss there are sturdy little feliczs
snuggled down every night il stacks.
thEoaga which the hu-Ery winter.
FToviing after dark blOVs 3 little thia
stream q cold, esons laden air across
the bed L has a toutc IN e. A YAH
hole through the outside o. the house.
y not ovsrtone. Is worth SIS q ysar II
good feeling While tbs Is al true
heycud question. yet Wien ne fna
4 crack n the outer wall os the korse
We CRY havoc and patty Il Up. This Il
the tribute We pay to the coal trade
Minneapolis Journal
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A keeper. wko vas attracted tee
other day b. trgapstings aa4 G1e
rosrfnss from the elephant eAse n a
nenageris AZ Woodbridge. Englznd.
found ore q the elephants II an
agony o. tootharhs. He Ezs unable
70 relieve Il. and later heard thrd
On the aoor. Il vas fozn3 hat he
elephant had cast = iooth wesghing
il is stated. about ssrea po1ndA
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ssoss sssss fsr ssoss.

An inventor las hit ppoz = method
cf putting wEat are practically stcne
soles On ocots ard Shoes He mixss
5 w2terp-cet glue With = szit2ass
quantity O. clean ea&rtz sad. and
spreads It oTer The leather sole nsea
a. foundation These cuzrtx so,ss
Nre s4sd 50 be ysrx nsxEble ard Erae-
Ideally i1iestrncsible. ard % gre tAs
feot a firm hoid O. tAe most s2ippsEy
surface
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To Sas1oz1a Jewelers. Gaarz o.
Txzss Azs ssArtea movement . 81
r1Sr legislative srtien for the proper
rrzrkirg = Plsflaun. % distinguish
tAs s-re from allowed metal The Jew
slsrs wAzt so2s zas easeted such as
roN eCve~s goli 4nd silver VITA the
zesacs q any regulation and he IN
sd uss q platinum. some anscra-
tas srs have sola allows for
IL rs2l neal n nreFezr this fraud
5 assio1-wise cgusAls has Been start
e f0S he Rroiectssa Of baysrs q Plat
i1a.a-
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FOR sHERIFF.

Tie C1ieftzfa IS authorized Il an
neuncs Bl2y Friead a candidate for
TIE nsueeratfc nolfratScn for Shsriz
81 Craig eoeaty. saoSect . Aususl
pTiuary
an ezz5sdats FOR re-electsor. On
shs Democrstie tieket q TIE once Of
COUNTY Atiorssy Of Crzig Coazsy Ok
ishonAe subleet 70 tie agsioa q ths
Democratic voters 81 sas 7sfmarF q
- kell il August. lslz
G. CALDWELL
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Mssrs ssn.rsslrsn s,co..

David BeIasco. AZ a reception Il Sew
York. wSs discussing stage supersrs
tons An 2csor. Be said. ll sxer
= rehearsal SPEAK The lass nzes 4 3
new pay His superstition ~oay *
Mn Superstition Is ! very powersai
tAing 4 All e IS. = zseeS. hzs ]
eavs never hears ot is preventing
42ysoty fron &ceeVtlag thirteen sor
9 Gczsa--
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ceula egaran,e. Ths,. u.n.

An employer o. men vas tnogsring
q another employer Il be could rec
ouneud him two steady. sober men
-Why. you have iast cone 70 the
right mar. vas tAs reply. = know
txo men-ths stezdiest men vo1
could meet IN = days march. II fact
/ Watched then for oas solid hour,
when they we're with ne. and neither
O. t1sD moved
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-03-28

The royal band wSs paying tor he
king. Louis XIV. the -afiserszs q
Lully The king vas on his knees and
30 vas the wkols eoari. HIS rAses,F
kept the awkward attitude unsfl he
end OF The hymn After rising. the
king turned % the Count de Gran
mont and asked how be foand the
music ~ysry sweet to TIE ear. sire.
but very hard On tie kness.
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sss-i-sly Nss !. Rsisscine Msoa.

Wat shzH re co. gaka- sala sAs
farmers wzss. who had retained much
g Asr sszs1zens tkro1gh twenty-five
Ts4zs AZ -arrzs5 life. whAs sAan ~
q to celebrate caT silver ~<Szias
sseess4 - where 81 ta.s s5iFers g0zs
= = bringing ap c1r family. gr1n
ete5 ~0h. 70 lokn. i Eass -
something real good ard out q tAa
ordfzsry ! tel voa What. Ies as
XII the latest riE and give ban
e1sl Maria, ald The Husband
s1iT. E 5cns ssa haw the uzfs--
sanzts animal 5 % blame for Wis,
happened twenty-five xezrs ag0
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TIE uzEilii1sEsSs 70 60 ho1or 20 a
Prophet II lis oxa oozrSrT Is iuus-
trztes By the following znsc5oss- Il
vas remarked u Soc1ck1zn s.szt a
certain t11iTi3ual ERs very clever
Hin elsTsr Way. I gze5 tzs schale
NJ hin. Ezs TIE response
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csassns Always ostsins.

A cour1 e cozz0E council G Lon
don. England f0uzd after informal
Investigation q charges made that
70 o-1cer Of TIE corporation ever
played goaf n bzsiness koarS Eifhoat
tks consent q the head q the depart
Dszt~
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Tie music master says vsrT a1zbly:
New. yoz see. cAll5re1. n 4 march
Re Always have four heats 70 s meas
z-e, % zccoE-odzts TIE step. for I
5oat kncw anything that has thsse
tset- excePt perhaps, milking stool
-OT = yard stick. ADDS : h-lght girl
n ths hack ro~
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COUNTY JUDGE.

an q candidate for reelection 70
re once Of County Judge OF Craig
Couaty. subject 70 tie action OF the
Democratic primary 70 Be held in
August ! stand On ny old platform
hat C low taxes and laE enforcement
ask the support OF al voters who
sisv these matters as do.
s. PARKS.
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FOR REGISTER OF DEEDS.

desire ID zn1gu1te myself IS .
ezH6izzte for TIE 0Eee of Register OF
DEEDS q Craig co1zty. Okla Subject
u tAe action q tas Democratic pri-
nary 70 3 held in Augnss. 1917
VI TRnTT.