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The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-02-02

Notice IL hereby given that By
virtue Of certain execution Is
sued by the Clerk of the District
Court of Scurry County on the
18th day OF November 1911, In a
certain cause wherein the Fluvan-
ma Townsite Company is plaintiff
and e. l.. Davis Is defendant In
which cause judgment was rem
dered on the 9Th day OF October
1911, in favor of the said Plaintiff
The Fluvanna Townsite Company
against said defendant e. l.. Davis
for the sum OF One Thousand Thirty
Six and 44-1O0 Dollars with inter-
est thereon at the rate of per
censlm, per ennum from the date
of judgment, together with all costs
of suit, | have levied upon and
will on the first Tuesday in Febru-
airy 1912, 1t being the sixth day of
said month at the Court House
Door in Snyder, Texas, within le-
gal hours, proceed to sell for cash
to the highest bidder. all the right,
title, and interest OF e. l.. Davis in
and TO the following described real
estate. levied upon as the property
Of Il. l.. Davis, towit:
Lot No. II, in block No 1O5 of
the town of Fluvanna Scurry Coun-
ty, Texas as shown by the plat or
map OF said town, recorded in the
Deed records of said Scurry Coun-
ty, Texas.
The above sale is to be made by
me to satisfy the above described
judgment for Eight Hundred TWEEN
ty seven and 24-1OO dollars $s27.24,
in favor Of the Fluvanna
Townsite Company. together with
the cost of said suit, and the pro-
ceeds applied to the satisfaction
thereof.
J. b. BOLES,
Sheriff Scurry County Texas.
Snyder, Texas, Jan. IL. 1912.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-02-02
sHERIFF's SALE

Notice is hereby given that by vir-
tue OF a certain execution, issued
by the Clerk OF the District Court
at Tarrant County on the 18th day
OF December. 1911. In a certain
cause wherein Smith and Bramlett
firm composed OF f. W. sTdoa,
and L. NJ. Bramlets are plat waite
and John A. wishert is defendant, in
which cause a judgment was rem
dered on the 2sth day OF septem-
Der, 1910. in favor of the said plain
tins Smith and Bramlett, against
said defendant John A. Wisherd for
the sum Of Three Thousand, four
hundred fifty seven and $500 dol
lars (s3457.Os) with interest there
on at the rate OF six per centum per
annum from the date Of judgment,
together with az; costs OF suit, / have
levied upon and win on the first
Tuesday I'm February. 1912, it be
ing the 9Th day of said month az the
court house door in the town of Sny-
der, Scurry county. Texas. within le-
cal hours proceed TO sell for cash to
the highest bidder. an the righ title
and interest OF John s. WisherI. in
and to- the following described real
estate. levied upon as the property
of John A. Wisherd. towit.
Tract No. 2T-640 acres, patent
by the state of Texas TO kellogg.
Rumery and Mckay, assignces of T.
a. Thompson. on Jan. 6, 1891, by pat
ent number AS. Volume II. known
as survey No. So. Abstract No. 497.
block r, situated in scurry County.
Texas.
Tract No. 2s-64O acres patent
to to Kellogg. Rumery and Mckay.
assignes 10 T. A. Thompson on Jan. Z
1891. by Patent Number 4s2, Vol IL
Known as survey No. 56. Abstract
No. 500. Block X. situated in Sour
~ county. Texas.
Tract No. $3.50 acres, patent
ed by the State OF Texas to kellogg,
Rumery and Mckay. assigns TO T. A.
Jan 1891 by patent No.
457. Volume IL. known a. survey No
81. Abstrast No. 49s, Block X, sit
uated In scurry county Texas.
Tract No. $3.50 acres patented
to Kellogg. Rumery and Mckay by
the State Of Texas on Jan. 6. 1891
by patent ass. Volume II. known as
survey No. IS. Abstract No. 499, Blk.
X. situated In ScurTy county, Texas
Tract No. $50 acres, patent
ed by the State OF Texas 70 kellogg,
Rumery azd Mckay. assigns TO T. A.
Thompson on Jan. eth. 1891 by pat
ent No. 4sg. Volume II. known as
survey 50. Block X. Abstract No sol
Situated in Scurry county. Texas.
The above sale 20 be made by me
20 satisfy the above described iudg-
ment for Three thousand, four hun
dred and fifty seven and S-lOo dol
lars IN favor OF Smith and Bramlett.
together with the cost OF said suit.
and the proceeds applied 10 the sat
isfaction hereof.
]. B. BOLES.
sheridn, scurry County, Texas.
suvder. Texas. Jan. rs. 1919
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-02-02
A TEXAS WONDER.

The Texas Wonder cures kidney and
bladder troubles, removing gravel,
cures diabetes, weak and lame backs,
rheumatism, and all irregularities OF
the kidneys and bladder trouble in
children. II not sold by your druggist
will be sent by mail on receipt OF sl.OO
One small bottle is two months treat
ment and seldom fails to perfect cure
DR.. e. w. Hall, 1926 Olive street, st.
Louis, Mo. Send for Texas testimonials
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-02-02
Boy scouts Banned.

indianapolis Ind, Jan. 27.--The
Boy Scout movement came under
the ban ofthe United Mine Workers
OF America, along with the Civic Fed
Grafton today, with the miners con
vention adopted an amendment TO
the constitution providing that no
one connected with the Boy Scouts
shall be permitted to be member
OF the Miners union.
The section OF the constitution re-
fusing membership in the union to
persons connected with the Civic
Federation was adopted with little
opposition.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-02-02
sHERIFFs SALE
STATE OF TEXAS


County o. scurrY
By virtue OF a certain execution
issued out OF the Honorable Justice
Court OF Precinct No. 1, scurry Co.
Texas on the 5th day OF January.
1912 by A. s. Lowe. Justice OF the
Peace OF said Court against the here
matter described property for the
sum OF Sixty One dollars ts6i.o0)
and costs OF suit in cause No. 1908
In said court. styled Higginbotham'
Harris and Co versus ]. c. samuels'
and placed In my hands for service. /
J. B. Boles as Sheriff OF scurry Co.
Texas. did on the 9th day Of Jan
nary. 1919, levy on certain real
estate, situated IN scurry County
described az follows towit::
Lot No. /. Blk. No. As OF the
Blankenship addition to the iowa Of
snyder, scurry County. TeHas, and
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-02-02

r. c. Herm. the jolly and always
happy grand promoter and success
full manipulation OF our flourishing
neighbor town Hermleigh 10 In
Snyder today
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-02-02

w. NJ. Caruthers of Ira brought
his pleasant countenance into the
Signal sanctum today and exchanged
a few ideas with the boys.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-02-02

campaign for the nomination for the
United States senatorial seat now
held by Senator Thornton. Gov
ernor Sanderson was KNITTED" heav-
lily In many Of the urecincts and ran
far behind Michel.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-02-02
The Thomas Cotton Plan.

The Fort Worth Record has a
long editorial concerning the Thorn
as plan OF financing cotton. The Re
cord man was named as one OF the
agents OF this plan aad be evidently
shares with Thomas 10 a feeling OF
disappointment because the farm
ers failed 70 fall over each other in
their haste TO let the Thomases have
their cotton. The Record thinks that
for the farmers to hold their cotton
no good will come there, because the
spinners know they must sell before
long. Really Il looks like they viii
know Just the same that Mr.. Thorn
as has the cotton.
The Record admits that the re-
serve cotton will not be any higher
next year with a surplus grown
whether In the hands OF the farm
ers or Mr. Thomas. 10 Is difficult 10
see where any advantage can come
from. letting Thomas hold the cot
ton. -ept the immediate use OF SO
an. In then the farmer pays the
- nee and takes the risks Of
- and lower prices.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-02-02

The Signal learns fro ma private
source that Miss Ruth Kirkpatrick
has prospects of a successful mus
ic school at Gail. She has already,
a class Of thirteen pupils and others
will come in. The people there are
quite favorably impressed with her,
personally and as a musician.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-02-02

efforts of the shoemaker art
There IS nothing better on the
Il any price for quality.
..vle and comfort.
For service they lead all others
Tnsteod Of selling for $500 and
$500 like other fine shoes, Calen-
lar Shoes sell or 500
Every pair o these shoes has p
calendar attached so you car
mark the date Of purchase a.
see for yourself how much h.
and Longer they wear thar :
shoe you ever had on yor ct
DAVIS & EATIci
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-02-02

When you have a bad cold you vaut me
- medicine obtaiuable 90 a. % cure i with
a. liftle delav a. possible. Here b = drug
rist's opinio1. II have sold Chamberlnin's
Courh Remsdv for Sheen year" uys Encs
T,ilrr al caraiora. Ind. aand consiisr b thc
- a. A., r-.ris.p C.ii u az lell1rL
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-02-02

Sick headache 10 caused by disordered
stomach. Take Chamberlain's Tablets and
correct that and the headaches will disap-
Dear. For sale by all dealers.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-02-02

Mr. and Mrs. S. w. Grimes left
this week for California where they
will reside.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-02-02

sheriHn. scurry County. Texas.
inyder. Texas. Jan. rs, 1913.
The evening world., 1912-09-14

OF the pss-pul and mill around hunting
popular sentiment with the energy and
enthusiasm Of . bird dog starting on .
quail hunt. These men stu stick TO
the theory that the great masses Of the
people are unable 20 govern themselves
and that the business OF government
should be taken care OF By men WHO
have made . study Of It
This hne OF thought was al right
while the people stood for T. OF late
years there has been an awakening.
Tho newspapers and magazines have
been saowly but surely educating their
readers, The curtain that used to veil
the movement Of the political bosses has
been raised by the press.
''Ths bosses don't know ehs curtain
10 up. They are stumbling around on
the political stage. setting up the same
old props in the sams old grooves. en-
tarely unaware that from the other side
Of the foothghts. which are fed by
the public prints. the people are In the
position Of an audience looking clear
through 10 the back wall.
The oid-ums boss 10 . giutton for
punishmsnt. To keep him from coming
back for more II y Necessary to throw
HIM down and beat him into . state
Of aAsoluts hsspasasnsss. Such . pro-
The evening world., 1912-09-14
%Ie (! @]qSSSSa

Mccoy enough - ~ . nsw tat hat q
derby. and ! don't want 10 buy q
strsw hat for the Few daSs <hsy'li still
b In season. Now. you leave the Ia,
alone; it's seed enough for me-"
'1t ISN'T good enough for me- thsni''
declared Ma Jar. 1T makes you yooh
% shabby that Tn sshamsd Of you
What do they think Of you at yeur Of.
ussf Don't you think you'd b more
opt 70 set raise Of saIaSy n ysu looked
more prsssntanasr'
NY dear" said M. Jar Sss,inGiy
IF looked propreos down thsr,
they'd out my saiary. Maybs the old
nan. sssing need . new hss, WI
thrust the price Of enc into my 70
iuotant hand"
"WsA. IT, drsaAfA - b Peer and
have 10 scsimp ME w q. but there,
20 sDouss not - ~ clean, and Il yos
cart a. vsu't tass ~ money ana 70
yourssk . new Ast youu have 10 elsa,
tha& one
'cisan NJ asksd lGr. jar.
Tea cssan n" wls the rspay
''rhsrs's . bottle Of elsaoh IN ne med
ioins closet got 70 olsaa the Children
straw hats. The directions ere on II
you take the hat h ne bath room an,
clean r."
But ne Jsnkinsss ere coming 10 %
The evening world., 1912-09-14

more impsrvtous to ideas the longer Il y
in use. Theodore Roosevelt 10 . boss.
but he saw long ago that the days Of
traditional machine politics were over
and he lost no time In Jumping into the
nav order Of things with . big splash.
'Bu& many OF the men who taught
Roosevelt the business end of politics
and others who have aided In steering
the Democratic party of the nation into
q sertes OF magnificent defeats are I'M
able to understand what made the
Colonel get out and howl for the rights
The evening world., 1912-09-14

all upsst!s Mrs. Jenkins ratified on.
''oh. don't mind about that; the place
was in such . condition that II my
friends waited till I was all Strengthened
out they wouldn't be to see me till cold
wsatherI" replied Mrs. Jar.
Then. after mutual inquiries a. to
children. vacations. styles. weather.
neighbors. and aches and palms, supper
was served with the same sort Of CON-
versation continued.
After dinner Mrs. Jar sueEestsd that
Mr.. Jenkins, who was quite cute at the
plano. give . taste OF his musical quail
tiles. and when he had struck the nrst
bars Of THE Ragtime Soldier Man." she
rave Mr.. Jarr . glance that said slip
of and clean that hatg'
Mr.. Jarr stole away and got me hat
from under . scarf On the han rack.
found ths bleach IN the medicine closet
and cleaned II in . jihiy. marvslling ~
the sudden and beneficial Improvement
In the hat. Then no brought Il back
and hid Il 70 dry whore ne had found Il.
After Mr.. Jarr got back to the parlor
Joy was even still moro unoonhned. Mrs.
Jar permitting him to take Q bucket In
a vaiise and bring back beer from ouSa
"A varse looks 20 respectable and re-
nned." being the comment OF both
ladies.
On the way homo 10 East Malaria.
Mr.. Jenkins cried suddenly. II never
was so insulted IN my Rfew
WHATS the mattsrr" asked his wife
Look At my straw hatr' replied yen-
&ins. 1T looked 20 bad that I md n
The evening world., 1912-09-14

~ the season advances the large hat
will again come In for Its usual popular
share Of patronage.
The new sailors that are now 10 pop
ular in Paris will no doubt meet with
favor. ~ 10 evidenced by tho increasing
number of smsrtiy drsVed women ap-
pearing In them.
For dreaSy occasions the Louis hats
will probably meet with approval. The
nat little crown and the undula ting brim
that tits up At the back and has the
trimming underneath reminds W of the
fashion plates Of . quarter century ago.
but they are vastly becoming and have
bean accepted BY the Partsiennes. 20
they will no dosbt become fashionable.
In 6imminss simplicity continues to
b ths keynote. ana the sigrsttss lead
over svsrythns. The long plume Il
passs. excepting - crown hands that
terminate n . downward flowing plume.
and In It's place ere ussd fancy pieces
, Of unourisd ostrich.
Quilts are used on simple hats and
Tho pheasant promises to win srsa,
favor.
For saeay fail wear wings are very
popular. and whether Il - ire Mttil
wines psrohsd ~ ooqustttsh an les Of
the long. backward sisntinG type. ths
sma~tnsss Of the hat depends upon che
piAetns OF these ornamsnts. and while
II sssms an easy matter 10 some. ths
woman sYho looks for perfection II
drsss vii rsissats this task 10 tn,
praotissd hand Of the sspssisassd n,aiia
The evening world., 1912-09-14
READING THE STARS.

HHB sbsmes party emit and bsnwason orstory IN the pres
emit campaign ths subsot o recent comments IN this
column. CarsfM sesvss mote marked falling Oh Of old
fashioasd nAovndsd party zeal and habit awakening 10
ss and rsas IL DEVELOPMENT Of hind Of politics that men
1bs.s in tsrm q principles rather than parties
&ev Wilson, sssch ct Syracuse the following day came like
s d answering prs and that those who think ey
aosn TIE pss If t politics not mistaken Speak
A faes fss M 0ov Dr. Charles Murphy end others who
sspesssnt ths circle Of party administration md close
psr poss ~ eAts the Dmocrsc candidate for President
lsdsdy declared:
tn ysu nrs.Aly ts people Of Ne Untsa States
~ tkvl q psNtss they The tsnssdsn Of
puhNs public The strength 81 . party
IL srva,isass. strength Of n srga.susn IN IL
DuDeeeG
Has As country heard words like these spoken BY party
pdats ssght he heads Of that pary established nachno
- he country Of sae many Presidential candidsses who
y refused thsir purposes terms that could not bean
q ~ Il pincpss-evsn 10 che point Of maintaining
wsuM rssAse b . hat I knew ssns DAY
IN N4uusA Oan !. Q tAaA knew ssns DAY
Osv wnsa Slsss he Pxty Potmtats at Syracuse my vol
ts q htseis picture in Ne canals Of the Democratic Ps
~ 81 ~ ssndasd Of campaign sincerity nsv pee for
n s6us& IL Asavsns tks fan ars full Of dgns Watch
- politaoa
The evening world., 1912-09-14
THE ENVIRONS
OF NEW YORK
FIFTY YEARS AGO
vOBOKBN and Wsshawken were

= vOBOKDN and wsshawken were
- charming rural resorts in the
4 summer time. across the Hudson
River, on the New Jersey shore. There
ware delightful waiks for miles along the
margin of the river. on high ground
overlooking the bay and the oaty. and
all the country around. In shady woods
and upon verdsnt lawns and among
wild forest S4sns.
Astoria was Q 0ubss0an vfnaGo q
Long Island. nix males up the East River.
near the famous whirlpool Of Hell Gate
"A place OF beautiful villas.
Consy Island. belonging 10 ne town
Of 0ravessnd, was Atuatsd twelve miles
from New Y0t. n had . fins beach
fron4ins the ocean. and wNs muoh ire
qusntsd. but not By ladies. On the
north slds Of the isiAnd vas . hotsl
etsamSoaAs paisd rss,sssly Sstwssa the
CITY ana the isiaad dusang tAs summer
reason. Fare - cents saaA way.
Roadway Bsaah was Q oesshsNesd ed
fash!eaab's watssaas pAaes - Ne A.
~ Ooomo
The evening world., 1912-09-14

iaktsr paxt q ysptsubse. Nsa oueht
to b permitted to wear strsws without
sidiouls until EAU bssins, wsmsa wear
straws In February and March when
there 10 snow On the ground and nobody
Hsht- ooNNoN aHns.sr
...,s.
=, =. p~.- a n ~. v~s1,
xinay IL ne know V there y . ors.
The evening world., 1912-09-14

=: = dot! bot: ; s : :::::s '; e.
u hardly nssd - saia eAAA Mr.. Jasr
was speaking ahout hAs own hat He
wouldn't dare ten Ma JArr her haks
we're ssoA enough. ana not - sass
about them
'Yt lee,n . stsAer commented 1rss.
Jar. 'Thats why I always put some
thing over Il whsn lie - the hAs rack
h TIE hail I don't want any visitor
to 80 \ there ~ aaons On ysus
hsaA."
Il Asli ~ IT'S IN 1shl." esn<sods1
NJ. JasH "Yeu know Z SvstsA my
ether straw har'-
Yea I know you dtd. 3vse n . At q
tsmpss." INTERRUPTED Nrs. Jar. 'Uu,
tAats no reason you should dig W and
vsas that sts1nsd old hat you discarded
when We went 70 the country. Whal
viii people thinkf''
Il don't cars what people tAink!" 70
tortsd M. Jarr. I'm % broke slnos
We 90 back to town thsA I haven
The evening world., 1912-09-14
Owned by Negroes.

n n AEON COUNTY. Ala. r. sai6
N to have . iarEr Area Of land
" held By negroes than any Other
County IN the South. In loo negroes
owned 1.e@ sores In Macon. In Liberty
County. O.. the next largest In nsero
land hohinSs' the area was @.ss. while
n Louisa County. Va. the third county
In this rsspeet, the eolorsd popula ton
owned o's0 anro. In Macon County
there 70 no race problem-ths negro
population, throush the Industrial sdu.
cation Of Tuskssss. has become SELF.
reliant yAs county has nfty-ssvsn col,
~ H1n1lA llheolA -
The evening world., 1912-09-14

most any material will be
fashionable. while combination OF two.
such ~ . crown Of one fabric and .
brim Of another. or an upper brim OF
one and an under brim facing of an
other material. 10 striking the very new
~ styis-nots In millinery.
Prominent among the fabrics used for
early fall wear are u,aiins, satin. moirs.
charmsuss ana taffsta, usually In oom-
bination with velvet or plush. Later on
metal effects ana fur VIII BE- largely
used with thS velvet and plush.
The newest shapes show . diminutioa
IN head asss which has become impsra-
uvs With the present fAshioAaSas mode
Of hair dressing. The crowns. too. ere
not the bulky sfsais Of past ssasons.
They are Of average height ana grace
full In shape.
Most Of the new shapes ere long from
front 10 ba0h. which 10 directly contrary
10 what We hsvs had Cor some time.
IN hsims there appsars 10 10 . decided
tendency 10 straight bvims. With fsvs,
orvss, but Of eourss the large piotus<
hsG With ~ sFaeeful Nsrds. win en-
tisus In Savos because II could Aasdl,
~ Q picture hat without those becoming
curves
M sady esM wear ne sAali Aad ne
1a sae0es ~ M sss1nssas~ u
The evening world., 1912-09-14
Hed0eVille
ditor
~ John L. He bile

o'''' IT, ~ Y r r.; n, ~:1 ssss'''a' o.
n n re. HARP says she would rather
M be the wife Of anybody than the
AVA widow OF somebody else
Slnoe silence v Soldea, some Of the
ns,ghbors havs been showing Z little too
much freedom n throwing away their
vaiuabiss.
M. Dsrks sAys hat when ne won't
quarrel with he wife she accuses him
Ct being agrssab's just 70 annoy her.
\ woman duoon hsP head ana then
runs across the street Dsoause she has
moro confidence In her spssd than ID
be- judgment.
PFof. Pinned he ashsd % Asv> IN
wasss psdussd because svsvy doiis, n.
Asaws 10 tatanu 5ust that aush from
somsSody else,
Hsv, ~ = ~ thea . lst q ysepi.
n Ma sAupsA ~ feilswlMU tAs Ts,
csWMsaanasA ~ Nv Isvss sstsi
- ~ -, --.--.L--L-I
The evening world., 1912-09-14
The Modern Version.
RvILLn WRIGHT, at q

- RVILI6 WRIGHT, Ct Q Tea IN
~ Dayton. was oondemnins the
periious monoplans that 10 built
only for speed, says the Philadelphia
Ledger.
Contemplating these fran soo-horss
power monqpianss." he said. "ons I'M
dsrstsnds an ansodots that u oircuIat-
inS In aerial oircieA
"'Yeu are putting the cart before
ne Aerss,' one aviator saad imoatisatly
b another.
"'oA, the othss answered, es mod.
ssn, b - b dats, poa't sAy I'm
pvttsaS ne sARt bseass Ne herss-ssy
- A1l1xA4 ~ - hn1nm ~ 49, v
The evening world., 1912-09-14

said the laundry man. The dsatists
arc getting along to tina stage whore
they are putting all the Als OF MANKIND
up to defective teeth.
1T u a curious fact that t1sis coun
try has more dentists than all the re-
Of the world combined. and also morn
false teeth and defective teeth. 04s.
vani. tho bootblaok: Tony. the fruit
seller. and Pietro. the barber. have
shining ivo1ss when they land from
Sunny italy. whore . toothbrush . a.
scarce a. q dollar bill. But soon 0io-
vani and Pistro and Tony are In the
clutches Of the dentist. and It 10 all of
with their teeth. Onoe tho tooth tinle.
your chewing equipment \ 10 . slga
that you ere going 70 know the work-
ings OF . dentists chair By heart and
can tell all the dsntists took By thar
irst names.
The oolorsd man and brother has
magnificent teeth 20 long - he pulls
the iooss teeth himself and lets ths
rsst alone. With the advance Of me
dentist In the South the teeth of the
oosored man and brother are losing
their whitsnsss end The smsas q the
negro b taking on . golden ttnG~
Some people are aooumuiatang the idea
that dentists pay more attention b
putting teeth into shaps for trsatmsnS
than to keeping them sound"
II SEQ" said the head poiisher. ''that
a delegate to the Congress Of Applisd
Chemistry claims he has extracted nj.
The evening world., 1912-09-14

ceouIh8 10 quito likely to enGaGe the at.
tention Of the popuiacs OF those parts
before the frost glistsns In the rays
OF the rising sun.
However" said the head poiishsS
that has nothing to do with the emf.
nsnt dentist who advises young msa
to pick out young women with plnk
teeth whom choosing hsipmssts fos
lie"
The papers are full Of teeth thAss
days. what with Roosevelt campai9m
ing and dentists holding conventions"
The evening world., 1912-09-14
ss.sAs ~ City e ss::,,y~

OSuUAe ~ City - DPoek1yA
- - O1as Z TAs uvsu1hg Wsaa'
An Q constAnt reader Of your pe0er
and Aows aa4vsA great bsnsae from che
ineermation anA answ9s w4aoA ycu
uivs In your 'Lsttsrs From Ne People
csausnn. 4 dAssassaoa srass estwssn
. few OF my fsisnds. end We tsc4dsa 70
have yoa rsuAss ne dsCosson.
ny as1lrs u 70 know 4 Prospsse Psr,s
q 1roek,yu w. bought By the city
and dsvaoDSd, or was u Orsssntsd %
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