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The Dolores star., 1912-11-15

Notice 10 hss,hy gives that b vistss. Of .
certain writ u eHseutioa issasd cat u shs
county eosrt 81 neesssaaa cosssY. Colossdo,
On the 10th day AZ koysab~s. ie1&. vhssshy I
sm commandsd IN mako tbs amoant al o3is.SD
damases ssd so.t u s.it. cat p he lesas sed
WnldFoa. under . certain judeement latsly
rendered In .said cOast In = csrsain action
pany . plaintiff. anA odd Biisa a. Waldrun u
defendant. have l9vis1 tbs cams spca. the
north q ,sss, 3 ys's q shs Ns. Ms.iso PIN.
RADIO. tsstbsF With all disctes, dise6 vishts
and water rights hsld az owned In connsctioa
therewitb b. seid nllna A. Walds0a; snA that
I yill2a, D:ss.sss lsah. i.i!, = - Iess = ~
IN Cssstss. Colossdo, olsr 16f ale a pshiic
auctissA - the hishsst ssd 49, hlsidss ls cash
this aid properly sli The Eteh., tlsis ssd Isi.s.
the pusppss ~ qaktng. sd amount u damages
and ~ era. slDe.saId'ssd u the psssssdlass
Dsisd q C6ssss, toisss4o. NovsnA-s u. isis.
JAnes 0AwITn,
shesi9 n 4osssusna Csunnlv. Colorado.
risvt ps6 nov . lsss pss a0s .. MI
The Dolores star., 1912-11-15

Fam TRULY was killed aud Dave NJ.
C0lium received . ballet wosnd from
shich he will recover, while the tws
were riding after cattle In Cox canon,
IS miles teIow Durango, Sunday. Ike
Cox, John Graves and Jess Carmer
are umd~s srrrst charged With ths
shooting.
The Dolores star., 1912-11-15

A bunch Of castlngs for . grain driil,
i've In nu,nt'er, wired for shipping and
sddressed 10 Geo. Bauer Mer. 20. Man
Chs, from Colorado Moline Plow In /,
Denver, waa found south II town and
left Il this place. OSner can have same
by calling 1t this ONCE aud paying for
thSn s,s,eIs,ss
The Dolores star., 1912-11-15

For ssis-Ons new sulky p,o~, -;
one nev hasrow. 80; osss aas suesiWG
Wheeler = wilson sewing machine,
eis. Inquire Of Paul e. Rasch, 3 uiles
southeast Of Dolores. 3Ip3S
The Dolores star., 1912-11-15

Don't forget that you ran get o.
nigh srads Job work at The Star ollice
- you cas BY sending away Tor Il,
and the psice h no higher and In many
casrs much lower ios the same sisrd
order ON better stock.
The Dolores star., 1912-11-15

Nm. q y. Burke was up from Cortes
Friday 70 assss John spear, On old
fflsaA iron Ban Diego. California.
~. epsas b ssvsaty-uius ysan young
ed - aeslvs - . man half that agr.
He wits The Burke home once each
YaAR.
The Dolores star., 1912-11-15

Rev. Roscoe b. Fairchild u Cortez,
will hold sssvlcn 10 the Dolores Meth
odhs ehsseh Sunday at II .. M.
Evssybody eosdIaily invited to these
services.
The Dolores star., 1912-11-15

Monday was quits IN exciting day
In the saloon and vicinity. Fists and
ics picks were US indiscrimInateiy
knives Ao0sished and the gua market
boosted. 0uch y tsonos.
The Dolores star., 1912-11-15

TIE stosk eot busy Wednesday night
sod Isit baby eisl at the home 81 Mr.
and Mn. 4. D. Miller and boy at tbs
bono d ~. and Nm. Roy Akin.
The Dolores star., 1912-11-15

uumbss Of friends aud relatives
Oaabesed as the Porter home Friday
a,sd assisted H. J. Porter 10 celebrate
BIB birthday. A sunnptous dinner YES
sssvsd. and IN enjoysbss time bad by
The Dolores star., 1912-11-15

4 or q machinery for the uranium
camp was unloaded ct this placs yes-
to-day. A rsducsiou mill Will be CO.
0h,hhsd ct the camp which will
ssducs The ore 10 one-fourth its origina'
bsik hssose shipping. thus causing .
essal aaving In freight charges.
The Dolores star., 1912-11-15

e. =. Bssnsst, sSssiGas spselalise,
The Man with the Ne(Aast Msshod,
will visit dolores again abost Novsas'
BET 96sh.
The Dolores star., 1912-11-15
cessaci. Msesiag.

The trustees Of the Town II Dolores
met In the city hall Monday evening
In regular monthly meeting. All
member Of the hoard we're present ex'
ceptins Trustee Byera, Mammal Locket'
and Astornsy Carpenter. The princi
pal business transacted aside from the
allowing Of bills, was the nxsng 81
the saloon licenss aud making tax
levy.
TIE license ftR saloon Was 0sed
u d. 900 per- yeav, and tbs iicease IN
drug stores Ut $40 per year The tax
levy IVES placed at % mills Sns intessss,
"A mllh tos bridge and Is milla I'm
general purposrs.
The bonds of J. r. AcKeever fo'
plumbing license was accepted, - wess
also the binds n Wallacs 4 BusGwtn
and George Godsln for salooa iicensrs
The Dolores star., 1912-11-15

hay fOr cash and seil all kinds III
secondhand household goods aud farm
inplements. Bring them 10 my place
In DolOres and will he glad tn ofies
you cash price Tor their value 10 me.
win also sell you secondhand goods
cheap. J. r. HUGHES.
The Dolores star., 1912-11-15

Tbsss long winter evening you need
rood wedding matter for the entertain
ussat a yoarsslf and family. aud you
esn 10 no bsttss than 10 subscribe Tor
Ths 6tss. TIE sssial stories u contains
assiag year would cost many tin'es
ths Subscription psics q this paper u
boaghs 10 book form. When paid IN
sdvunss the Toledo Blade b given
fRoa.
The Dolores star., 1912-11-15

The run msu of La Plata county
did mol wasts much time after tbs
election 6stOse getting busy.
The Dolores star., 1912-11-15

Fos eale-3 bed u shoass, weight
aboss 10 poends. Inqslvs II =. y
Nillard.
The Dolores star., 1912-11-15

Nm. Wv. Euhauks and son. Wal.
laes, ~ he gusses q As. Wllllamsos,
at DusanGD this week.
The Dolores star., 1912-11-15
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sasu nsSls slss IOtsdO Nisa1s nsvss Dovu
~ A1nnn - asay psstud q ~ ssasnskal1es
eassss. y = MOO ssaA csrh 49, -
ussss0 snan . million pssD1s. IL ~ :
MA uis6waassstes1 W Htaee bsse1nst0.
0Ul tuvsovU shs lsssvsh assd tssaash "
the uM1lsd Ssasss, xiviMS % ~ vssvUos'
ttvsanlD1s light " claisuiug " ~ The
yr~assss sssetvssai wsskly sswspapsg N
The USUwtsy.
Tbs Weekly Blads y distinctly .
family nswssApss. I'bs osss 06jscs n
IL pwblisssss has always 6ssu " msaks
is ne " sAss Amssstcam home, tos the
fircsads, assa " iUssssss " every nssm-
lsr u sAs GAiniiy. To fUlali this pUs.
poss u y ksps clsan swd wbo,ssosase.
rhs Usws ~ this uOssd y haWdIsd In .
cosnpsslssssslvs nsaHlss, aed elss various
dspsssnnsUts n The hlaAs 90 sdilsd
wiih pstwsssking csss. TITS hoUsP-
hola paos b . delight 70 ths voassn
and c6ll1ss0; cusrsut a0Ais az tssatsd
edtsasinlly without pssjUdIss; the sssial
st0stn ass sslsctsd With the tdea u
pleasing ehe gesatsst uumlss u nctlou
iovssu; In qwsssl0u bsrsau y scmp-
6aok n lntosuatto0; the Rasn,steed
caluusWa 90 oosAuelsd With the pus.
pne ~ diving TIE patrUns . medium
ios ths sxohanes of ldsas and iniossna.
t.om IN farm topics. No department
10 MsQjsssed. but every feature b taken
easp ~ Nth Tbs idea N making TUE
BLADE worth many tinses the psics u
satmcstSpt dollar yeas.
1asup,s rnpisa snaiDsA esss. AddFess,
THR BLADE.
The Dolores star., 1912-11-15

Q. n. PAlegas arrived homo last week
ito0 On sxtsnded visit In Missouri and
ether Valley states.
The Dolores star., 1912-11-15

tbs Star b In secstpt Of letter from
Jse n. Dewitt, former editor 81 this
pApss. Joe y noe pSbllshing the
psHUpsst (Idabo) Pioaser iaecosd and y
oaklnR god In the DswslA,sr bss-i
aso. He thrsatsus 70 visit ~ 81 ~Dsns
uws 10 the nos distant future, and
ssksd 70 b ssmsmbsssd TO bis Dolores
lRlnnha
The Dolores star., 1912-11-15

Jaass nsssisoa shipped several sasa
- sAsse fso0 the local stock yards
lase Saturday.
The Dolores star., 1912-11-15

r ~ Elk heasl p being rsmods,sd
- 3 aa1eea. 0sosUs Goodwin y "a
The Dolores star., 1912-11-15

~ Rsat- Small hosss partly mr.
alshsd. Inqslps e J.C BsvsA.
The Dolores star., 1912-11-15
LocM NEWS MITES

- nssissss ~ 1sss fipn IN
Dsas CsssA saesA yssassday. !.
The Dolores star., 1912-11-15

D1l1oe Bsooason, oWoss ems poo'
DosAes q me Msscm TsmssTsl6ses.
esslvs1 II Dssssso yesterday evening
= = n taking down and shippsna
~ 61ooelaa PWs tosnsssly sssd ~
~ Uueonos nsaoesst whIch b. haa
poeGnnoo1 = . baeuala sn1 IN
asasAlns IN - sssal v The dsnsssAs
e n1onom. tsnAs sseil ~ smeasss
eoso6h 80 y lsslall Dsposx. tn
CsHG0osn = ~ Asesils 1ssss eylsaAst
- = - hass tslsd thsss oslssss'
enn1oonvAb nunx0u De0sssal.
The Dolores star., 1912-11-15

2Ome 0ne thoroughbred Whtte Leg
horn cockrelia. early March hstched
aud fully developed. Al nne birds -
you ever seen. Must have the room
they are occupying To pros~riy car
for pallets. ~ you arc In nesd 81 >
high bird iird 10 head your nock cosnr
and iook these cakreils oves. Bring
youe standard Of Perfection with you
and judge them Gw yours~lf. They
are better birds than you wtli bay
elsewhere next spring for elOW plus
exprrss. $500 each or two Tor 300.
{ have also some thoroughbred White
Wyandotts cockreils, early March
Matched. that % for $3.50 each, ~ two
for 500. Inqalre 81 THE Star ofsscs.
Ths J z h Psesse Spsfhg prsesetes.
To any farmer ~ party that desIrr~
IN buy county patent rights and make
easy money fsom noe until spring.
when there n mt much work that can
he done, have nov vrsdy patent
fOs wagon spstn9 sol.
ThIs patent spring psotsct"s can he
easily put on any wason s-at. II keep
the seat frMn rocking sisieways and the
springs from jumping up. which b the
cans~ ~ ~ much sprln9 breakinG.
You can s~ll to nearly every farnses 81
. very iow prIoeisnd make . big ps"sli
yoarself.
am tbs inventor, patrntee and
owner, and eau give y00 this patent
article nos 10 work on q cosy terms
aud make money. sold I'll ons state
hest week os this county patent rishia.
Juse notice every ARTICLE you hands,
thew h "Pas." ~ "PHt. applied ~
On u. Btudy further and yos OIL
- what cosy money thsrs = IN
| handling small sss1ed psasst astlsls~
I have them. Call and sss sos yssr'
III what ol5ss you.
have oil the United btatss IN ell
this patsnt In and. undss TIE psnaliy
n the new passWs no ~ Apstl, Iei2,
-uhIch has full strength IN pentsct tlss
In vsatss ssd Inc pssuDs ssliins TN
patented ssiIsls-no pesson coo dn ems
harm 10 ths pstsat. 1.ass ysas's U. \
Report says "hloss ssasssy b sssds fppN
u. d. pssssls shsn esosn W. psodssss
q The U. 4 mlnsA."
We have small patsals n Ooless'
end By ssssclslsg ths 6sain . ltesls ~
nay ~ ss0ss. ). y hConn
The Dolores star., 1912-11-15

s " sS - -
havs sAasUA
Jaas nsssisna shipped several sass
q sAssp fsu0 the local stock yards
lase Saturday.
Q. u. PAoegAs arrived home last week
fteo On sxtsuded visit In Missouri and
ethsr Valley states.
Nm. Wv. Eubauks and son. Wal.
lees, ~ he gusses u Mn. Williamson
q Danaso this week.
The rum sDsu at La Plata county
dtd mol wasis nsuch time after the
election bssose getting busy.
TIE stosk eot busy Wednesday night
sod Isst . baby esrl st the home of Mr..
and Mn. a. D. Miller and boy at the
homo d ~. and Nm. Roy Akin.
nsv. Rnscos b. Fairchild Of Cortes,
vill hold sssvIoa 10 the Dolores Meth.
odhs ehureh 9usday at II .. M.
Evssybody cordially invited to these
services.
Monday was quits On exciting day
In the saloon and vicinity. Fists and
ics picks were uss indiscrimInateiy
knives Ao0sished and the gua market
boosted. 0uch y bones.
Let ~ not forget the wisdom Of the
sncssnts. "Whsu . TELLER gits goin
down hill" says Josh Billing. "it dus
sssm . tho evry thing he'd bin
greased fos the okashun."
Nm. Eta Reln,an, who hes been Wis
!. itisg with hes daughter, Nm. b. &.
Waltess. Iefs saturday for her home In
Hay0ssd. She was accompanied by
her sister, Nm. Fam johnson.
uumbss Of friends aud relatives
Oaihesed Ct the Porter home Friday
aad assissed H. J. Porter 10 celebrate
BIB birthday. A sunsptous dinner wss
sssvsd, asd IN enjoysbss time bad BY
I'll.
Nm. q Il. Burke was up from Cortes
Friday 70 assst John spear, an old
ftsssA fson Ban Diego, California
NJ. 6psas b ssvesty-uius ysass younG
aad . seslvs - . man half that asr.
He vislls the Burke home oncs each
ysas.
4. J. R.es, asA Gus LlghteSet aad
sAmily q Hasla Anna. Texas, arrived
! 10 Doiosss Saturday. and have l'ssa
vlsltieg With WIN. Morrison and family
g esmnis rides. They have rented
Jamss Triasbss's houss on flnt street
and viii spend the winter In Dolores.
4 or a nsachi0esy Tor the uranium
camp was unloaded ct this placs yes-
to-day. A reduction mill Will be %.
nh.Ahsd ct the camp which will
ssduos The ore 10 one-fourth liz origina'
bsik hssosc shipping. thus causing Z
great saviag In freight charges.
EDWARD Nero 10 seecting = new house
sosth a ths saiisosd track Just cost ol
shs water taak. NJ. Nero came herr
shrss n,ouths ago 10 erect the storage
tank Tor the Dolores water syslem, and
Wills waiting Tor the material, which
haa Hos arrived - yet, came 10 the Oh :
sluslos that this was good placs IA
lockA and b building hlmself neat
littls oottase 10 live In.
Ths 6tas b In receipt Of letter from
Jso n. Dewitt, Sosnses editor a this
papss. Jos y now psbllshlng tbs
s.Rupsst (Idaho) Ptonser lsecosd and !,
oaklnR god In the DswslAlsr bss-i
aeo. H thrsatsus 70 visit " 81 sDss,s
tlus n the n0s distant future, and
asksd 70 b ssspsmbsssd to bis Dolosss
Tbsss long winter evening you need
rood sssdlng matter for the entertain
ussat a yoarsslf and family. aud yos
eau % NO bsttss than 10 subscribe foi
Ths stss. TIE SERIAL stories II contains
dssimes year would coss many tin,s'
ths Subscription prics q this paper ]
bought in book form. when paid "a
sdvunss the Toledo Blade b givss
ne.
On Friday nsosnias, November J.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-09-27
JUDGE M'AL|SIER
LEAVES PATTERSON
ALONE N PRIMARY
DECLINES TO CONTINUE A CAN.
DlDATE FOR THE UNITED
STATES SENATE.

Wednesday night Judge w. X. Nc
Alister gave out a card of withdraw
al from the senatorial primary to be
held at the time of the general cleo
ton in November.
This leaves Ham Patterson alone
in the primary for the nomination,
and he will begin his campaign at
the auditorium tonight. The com.
mittee will declare Patterson the
nominee on October /, and no voting
will be necessary. 1t now remains
to see whether the primary so called
will be entirely discredited by the
refusal of Fred Adams to partici pate
in the contest for the nomination of
state treasurer with belong Rice
Judge McAlister's card follows
ITO the democracy of Tennessee:
When | entered the contest for
the democratic nomination for the
office of United States Senator, !
confidently believed and was assured
that this nomination would be made
by reunited democracy in thorough
accord with the spirit of the harmo-
ny convention that assembled in
Nashville in May last. However,
during the last ten days or more,
with my friends, l have been combat
ting persistent effort that was then
and is still being made to induce
democrats to refrain from voting in
that primary.
Il have at length realized that such
warfare on this primary has succeed
I'd in defeating the spirit of the har-
nony convention and that many dem
'crats will not vote therein or be
pound by the result. regret that |
such condition exists, but realizing
'uch condition see no alternative,
tut for me to withdraw from this
contest. Respectfully,
"W. X. M'ALISTER.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-09-27
FORMER RESIDENT
RECEIVES HONOR
EUGENE B. PATTON, OF SANTA
FE, Is NOW OFFICIAL or
NEW YORK.

Eugene B. Patton, expert of the de.
partment of labor of the state of New
York, is in Maury county visiting
friends and relatives. Mr.. Patton is
son of Rev. Mr. Patton, of Santa
Fe, and was reared in this county
where he has many friends. He left
here some years ago and located in
Rochester, N. Y, but was appointed
to position in the department of la
Dor and now resides in Albany.
Mr.. Patton is enthusiastic oyer
Wilson's prospects for election and
believes that he will carry the state
of New York. He has been over a
good portion Of the country and be-
lieves that the democratic candidates
will make almost clean sweep.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-09-27
SEE DISPLAY AT
MITCHELL-ASHLEY
CHANGES IN FURNITURE AND
STOVE ROOMS ADD TO THE
GENERAL APPEARANCE.

The Mitchell-Ashley Hardware Co
has made some striking changes at
their store at the corner OF the
Square and North Main street. The
furniture display room is on the sec
ond floor, and the excellent and at.
tractive manner of display is an OBJ
tect of admiration by all who see It.
Stoves and hardware display are on
the first door, and this change, too.
b matter Of favorable comment and
adds much to the appearance OF this
department.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-09-27
SUPT. GRAHAM IS
VISITING SCHOOLS
ENROLMENT IS GOOD AND THE
PUPILS GENERALLY ARE DO.
ING FINE WORK.


Superintendent John P. Graham, of
the county department of public in
struction, is busy these days making
his tours of inspectins to the public
schools of the county. Superintend-
emit Graham expects to put in from
three to four days every week at this
work until he finishes his rounds of
all the schools of the county. He has
visited a number of schools in the
fourth, fifth and sixth districts and
reports that all of them show a good
enrolment and splendid interest. If
the enrolment is better
than it was last year.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-09-27

Report Of treasurer-J. F. Brown
low.
1890. Registration of delegates.
IL. The Forward step-Judge JOS.
Carthell.
1880. The Beginners Depart
ment-Mrs. Isaac Sewell
IL. Recess.
1:30 p. m. Reports of district
presidents.
2. The Boys, Getting Them in
and Holding on to Them"-Prof. w.
P. Morton.
2:2o. Individual work-Judge Jos.
Carthell.
2:4o. The Primary Department.,
Mrs. Isaac sewell.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-09-27
lays meeting. closing Sunday after

days meeting, closing Sunday after
noon.
An extensive and interesting pro.
gram has been planned. Principal
among the speakers on the program
are Judge Joseph Carthell, the state
Sunday school secretary, and Mrs.
Isaac Sewell. Mrs. sewell will deal
particularly with the primary work
In Supnday schools which is the most
important in all.
The program follows:
Saturday, Oct. 5th, 1912
q.
10 a. m. Devotional exercises-
Rev. @. l. Hensley.
1918. Report Of president-w. A.
Dais.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-09-27
Sunday, October sth. 1a1o

Sunday, October 9Th, 1912. 49,.
1880 a. m. Devotional exercises
REV. G. L. Hensley.
II. Characteristics of Junior
Boys and Girls-Mrs. Isaac Sewell.
1880. A Sunday School Policy
Judge Joseph Carthell.
IL. Business.
Recess.
1880 p. m. Character Develop
ment-Col. ]. C. Hardy.
2. The Standard Motto-Judgs Jo-
seph Carthell.
2;So. The Junior Department
Mrs. Isaac sewell.
5. General discussion and cleo
ton Of officers.
$3.50. Adjournment.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-09-27
TWO DAYS SUNDAY
| SCHOOL CONVENTION
At MT.N[BO. CHURCH
MAURY COUNTY ASSOCIATION
TO HOLD FOURTH ANNUAL
MEETING OCT. 8 AND Q.

The fourth annual meeting Of the
Maury County Sunday School Associ-
alton win meet at Mt. Neho u. 4. /
church on Saturday, Oct. 6 for q two
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-04-19

shcck win damage morn or lees nm
Ices the wcrA b dcse % - 10 tnrn
IN the water
Too much care canHct Be exerctsed
IN shocking the corn. = ltttle slovealy
WORT II SAis operation wtli ruth TIE
r'y~lacs even u all the csher CO..
Aisscas tor . socA article are net
FIXTURE q this paint more than
anything esse. b respcasib,e tor the
nr~tnascc aeasnst thu Usthca a
hAadline the corr crcp. n TIE seAlks
as~ ~e, and moldy. The resahtRg prU
duct ~i,l - disappri~tiae. reear1lsss
d the care which has Heea exercssed
n the prevscsa aaA sssseessat AanA-
Inc u The CROP
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-04-19
I!lllIlallIl!9


4 tramp asked FOR : drink II -.
leoa. The request va granted. When.
y Ne 90 Of drinktns the prcdsfea
beverage. 90 n the young men pres.
sat exclaimed:
"1top. nAks ~ . spsscA u y
poos liQuor that doesat loosen .
mans tongue"
The tramp hastily swallowed down
the drink. and - the liquor coursed
thruUxh hia veins he straixhteued
himself and stood before them vita
= grace and dignity that all hts RAGS
and dirt could not obscure. says the
New Orlcana picayune,
.tsentiemsn." he said. = look to-
night Al you and myself. and u seems
to me look upon the picture u my
lost manhood. THIS hloated lace was
once NJ Young and Handsome ~
ycar. This shamblinG nsure once
walked an proudly ~ yours, a man
In the world Of men, !. too. onco
had home and friends and posisiou.
had q wife ~ beautiful a. an artist'a
dream, and dropped the priceless
pearl Of her honor and self-respect IN
the wine cup. and. Clcopatrs-like, saw
II dissolve and Qaaifed Il down In the
brlmmine draught. I had children A.
sweet and lovely ~ the flowers Of
spsinR. and saw them fade and die
under the bliehtiNe curse Of drunk.
ard father. ! had q home where love
~ the name upon the altar and min.
istered before Il. and | put out the
holy ARE. end darkness and desoia.
tton reisned In tie stead. hAd a.
psra,icNs and ambitions that soar~A
~ high - the morning star and erose
and brushed their beautiful wtngs.
and At last strang,ed them that I
might Be tortured with their cries no
more. To-day am . Aashand without
. wife. . father without 4 child .
tramp With no home to call his Own.
. man In whom every good impa,se
b dead And all swallowed up 10 the
Maelstrcm of drtnk.~
The tramp ceased speakine. Tue
etass fell trU0 bis aervelees aneers
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veast On the accr. TIE swinging
door, pushed cpea and shut again.
and when the little group about the
bar lccked M the tramp vas scae
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oestssA pessse - csmmeea - pssla
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Death - ve~No lWeaNeA.

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h Great Rrstaia 81 cAtlArsA being
smcshercA 10 death ~ drunken par.
eats rcliine over a then during the
NIGHT that n vas AecsAel lately n
the Acxse q Commons 10 class these
fatalities amcae punishable offences
ana to hosd the Araaken PARENTS re.
srcesse,e TIE member who reported
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cry rear there we're leo deaths cf
bahses casseA h thsa gay.
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hen calse1 b the large death rase
there nor The came cause. par~ass
we're made resrcasse,e ael the mr.
centsee ~ fatal cas~e began at cace
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charge q chna was drum vhen he
or she went 70 e~1 and death or IN
bury came 10 ~ chi,d. the drunkes
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arca the charge a. criminal neg secs
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gsreed - highly rcerettshse isess
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aunkard To kncv thas the helpless
chsM must 20, BE- Put N r-rsl.