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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1913-11-08

Hon. John l.. McLaurln has petercCt
out as n letter writer. his latest pro-
duction CHASING as silly drivel, rather
than political doctrine from the wiso
brain of statesman. For the man
who wrote the "My Dear Appel" let
ter some fifteen years ago to father
The open letter. which is printed
today. is convincing evidence OF fatty
degeneration of the brain. 1t is neith-
er humorous, witty. sarcastic nor log
ically controversial. III this is the
best that Mr.. McLaurin can do he was
well advised in withdrawing once and
for all from the hurly burly of South
Carolina politics. And we believe that
Tillman himself will conclude that he
was grievously mistaken in his belief
that his one-time pupil and disciple,
Little Curly Head Johnny" is the
one man to destroy Bleasism and 9TH
er noxious political weeds by taking
the stump in the campaign next sum-
mer.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1913-11-08

Gov. Blease has the most deep
seated aversion to the publication OF
facts of any politician we have ever
known. although practically all the
professional office seekers and blatant
demagogues have a similar antagon-
ism to irrefutable truths. This ac-
counts for his frequently reiterated
denunciation. as bitter" partisan, -
unfair" of newspapers and men who
record the facts Of his political career
or state truths that he cannot refute
or explain away. This paper has ne
YER been bitter toward Gov. Blease,
except insofar as the printing of n
plain. unvarnished tale OF his doings
and sayings and occasionally refresh
Ing the memory OF our readers in re-
spect TO past happenings when he
has endeavored to distort facts and
confuse the issue for selfish purposes,
is being bitter, according to- his pecu-
liar ideas of what constitutes bitter
ness.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1913-11-08

Manaing Times.
Married by Judge j. NJ. Windham
last Thursday In Manning. Mr.. James
u. Geddings and Miss Sallie Geddings
OF PaxHlle.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1913-11-08

The use of the word "lic" ana "uar'
iu the political campaigns i'm pract.
cally every state indicates that the
politicians are giving publicity ON tn,
hustings to what they know on each
cthcr Wilmington star.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1913-11-08

Many OF tho counties are holding
fairs why cannot Clarendon? There
Is no better way To bring the people
of a county together than to have
fair
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1913-11-08
Clarendon County News.

Manaing Times.
Married by Judge j. NJ. Windham
last Thursday in Manning. Mr.. James
ID. Geddings and Miss Sallie Geddings
OF PaxHlle.
Married today by Rev. Mr. Patrick,
at the parsonage at Jordan. Mr. Boney
B. Parker. and Miss Eva r. White OF
Bloomville. The bride is a daughter
% Mr.. and Mrs. j. y. White, and the
groom Is son OF Rev. $. +. Parker
Many OF tho counties are holding
fairs why cannot Clarendon? There
Is no better way To bring the people
of a county together than to have
a fair
Last Thursday night near silver "a
colored woman by the nsmo of Rose
Wilson was shot and killed by Jonah
lawyer at n hot supper. IT is said
TINT Lawyer left fer parts unknown.
"A tenant house occupied by John
GOrddn. colorcd. ON Mr.. Jack McFad-
din's place five miles west of Manning
was destroyed by fire last Thursday
night. and the entire contents CON
sumed.
Mr.. G. G.. Way who has been oper
ating the ginnery at silver had the
misfortune to lose his plant by fire
last Friday night. aud a car on the
railroad was also destroyed. We un-
derstand there was something like $2,-
400 Insurance on the ginncry.
Earring accidents the county com
missioncrs will bring the county out Of
debt this yea. Notwithstanding they
had n load e deb; To- Hquidatc whom
they assumbed charge Of the office. If
Supervisor Davis manages To pay off
the back Indebtedness. and put the
county ON its income hc will have
demonstrated splendid financial abil-
lty. and will deserve the praise of the
taxpayers.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1913-11-08
No Use TryIno.

Como TO think OF it. the man doesn't
exist who can blow out an electric
light.
The Washington times., 1913-10-04

cluding addresses by many Of the best
known preachers Of the denomination,
pastors Of other churches in Alexandra,
and distinguished layman has been
prepared. Music will BE- furnished By
choira Of the churches Of Alexandria
and Washington.
The services commence with the. an
nual rally Of the Sunday school a
ESQ O'Clock. At II a. m. the pastor,
the Rev. e. r. Straushurg. VIII prsAeA
an anniversary sermon. ,At.7:9 o'clock
the Rev, J. 8, Bowers. president Of
preach. On Monday at 10 p. -. thsfe
viii be D fratsrnaI meeting Of the pro-
testant churches Of Alexandria whom
addresses win be made BY ths Rev.
j. w. :Duffey. pastor Of the wishing
ton street u. z. Church seuth: he
The Washington times., 1913-10-04
WASHINGTON TIMES BUREAU.
AruYY NnDYA "a 0~T 4

ALEXANDRIA. VA. OCT. I.
Alexandria Ii In the hands of Shriners
this afternoon, q large number Of men,
bers of Acca Temple, Of Richmond, hav-
ing arrived here today to take part in
the ceremonial session tonight when
twenty or more neophytes will be con-
Quoted across the hot sands to Mecca.
which Is the objective point Of all true
believers in the faith. The Richmond
shriners, including the famous Arab
Patrol. Is headed BY Illustrious Potcn-
tate d. C. O'Fiaherty. who will conduct
the initatory services tonight. He
will be assisted by his official divan, Of
rabban; Thomas Whittet, illustrious
high priest and prophet; Edward A.
Evans. illustrious assistant rskban, and
r. Nice. Burlington, illustrious oriental
guide.
The members Of Acca brought with
them a baggage car loaded with cos
tunes and paraphernafia which VIII be
shriners from nearby cities in virginia
and from Almas Temple. OF Washing
ton. are expected to witness the fun.
The ceremonial session viii take place
In the Elks Lodge room at 7:so O'Clock.
Preceding that event the visiting mobiles.
neaee0 oy the Arao PAtroi guarding the
candidates.. who will be in chains WIN
parade through the central portion Of
the city. Following are the focal COM
mittees having the celebration -.
charge: Arrangements. E. e. Downhan,
chairman: Thomas A. Fisher, C. c.
Carlin, J. william May. Robert g. Bar.
rett. w. w. Ballenger, r. w. Latham;
Reception. Thomas A. Fisher. Chairman
Thomas B., Cochran. w q. LeHew,
James NJ. Duncan. DR.. william =.
Smith. Petitions. J. william May.
chairman: c. Page Waller. Joeeph
Schwar3mann. c. c. Wenrick. A. C.
Gooodloe. william L. Allen. Publication
ben. N. s. Greenaway. 8. p. Fisher.
Henry X. Field. Entertainment. c. c.
Carlin. chairman; Louis c. Barley.
Thomas C. Smith. DIR. g. B. Moore.
Julian Y. william: banquet, James w.
Bales. chairman; Robert u. Coz, Jams
The Washington times., 1913-10-04
FRUIT LAXATIVE FOR MAMMA, DADDY AND j
THE BABY, CALIFORNIA SYRUP OF FIGS

ache, indigestion, sourness. foul taste.
bad breath, fever and dixsiness II gene;
your stomach Ii sweet, liver and bowels
clean. and you feel Grand.
California Syrup Of Figs" II . fam
lily laxative. Everyone from grandpa
to baby can safely take It and no one
10 ever disappointed IN Its pleasant ac-
ZION. Millions Of mothers know that u
II the ideal laxative to give cross. SICK,
Inc Ask your druggist for q s0cent
bottle of California Syrup Of FieN"
which has directions for babies. chill
dren of all ages and for grown-upG On
each bottle. Refuse with contanpt the
cheaper Fig 6yrups and counterfeit8.
See that It bears the name-'Callfornia
Fig Syrup Company."-Advt.
The Washington times., 1913-10-04

After FOLKS have been house.
keeping for q number Of years,
old furniture and other odds
and ends begin 10 accumulate.
Some Of these articles may be
in perfectly seod condition,
but simply because they are
Of no use 10 the family they
are stored away in the cellar
or garret.
After q while they begin 10
get in the way. You realize
there ID some value In these
articles, and you hesitnse 10
throw them out or give them
away for nothing.
II your house happens 70 be
The Washington times., 1913-10-04
ADMITS THEFTS IN
! EANACOSTIA SECTION
you cotored Man Caught by James Simms in Attempt to
Rob House and Turned Over to Police, Who Say he
Confessed to Recent Robberes.

lunbfa Association Of Baptist Churches
In the District at the next annual meet
ing of that body next month. The
church has been conducted on An inde-
pendent basis for several years. but II
las been decided to return to Its former
status as mission church.
The church. which is without the ser
vices Of a pastor, has invited the Rev.
DR.. Gee, Of Ocean City. N: j., to act for
a month or longer He has agreed to
do 20 and will officiate at tomorrow s
services. .
A Young Peoples Society has been
formed in the Emmanuel p. E. Church
by the Rev. W. Oscar Roome. jr.. the
rector The Officers follow: John Cook.
president: Miss Irene Hardy. vice presi-
dent: Miss Helen Mason. secretary,
and Frank Hagan, treasurer.
James Langley died It his residence,
1895 v street. last evening after linger-
Union Station force. Mr.. Langley was
q native Of Maryland. He IL survived
by his wife and three children. His
funeral will be held from st. Teresa's .
Church.
The Progressive Association of the
Anacostia Baptist Church. which has
Ieen reorganiSed, Is rehearsing for a
drama TO be presented socn. The men
have opened q rummage sale for the
.enefit Of the church In q Nichols ave-
nue. building.
Mrs. Harry Emo ana daughter. Alma.
are about to leave for Boston. Mass, to
remain during the winter. Mr.. Emo has
gone there TO take some contract WORK.
Eleventh precinct policemen ensoyed q
treat last night from Albert e. Heck, OF
Chicago street. who sent to their sta
tion big freezer filled with Ice cream.
The Washington times., 1913-10-04
WASHINGTON TIMES BUREAU.

~.
Policemen in the Eleventh precinct
believe that In the arrest Of Lawrence
Howard. young colored man, yester-
day. on Z charge Of housebreaking, they
have the perpetrator Of q number Of
roobeffes In stores In Anacostia and vi
cinity recently. They say Howard has
confessed to four robberies and one un-
successful effort to commit another. He
wss taken to Police Headquarters yes
.tefoAy, where he was photographed.
H has been living In q colored settle
moo4 several miles from Anacostia-
The first place entered. according to
Tho record In the hands Of the police,
-vas that Of Louis Miller. white, a store
-kseper In Sheridan road, a few weeks
AkV, wlssre . was stolen. The grocery
$3.50 e Lewis 3. Cook. at 1ss Nicholas
nvsnue. Anacostia, was next visited, and
xhe s 'I ssore S Of Harry waits. another
Grocer, at 2iss. Nicholas avenue,s was
robbed Of Al5 The store of Lewis
KILLER was visited again YESTERDAY
mbcSing, but the would-be-thief was
frightenee off By Mr.. Miller; VINO ,,.s near1 20
dames simms, colored. in Stanton road:
.Kaa entered. sinams saw the man ana
fhannA him. after q pocketbook con-
Eainin9 s had been stolen. Howard was
sans s ~ s%ps y .e asass pose. sho she's say he
sdmitted his gull. In each OF the cases
mentioned above.
The ave cottases built at the Gov
eseUent Hospital for the Insane. for
tu6ercular pattents. viii oe occup.Sa
nef3ents were removed yesterday ana
nxnre v1ll follow until the cottages are
Giiol ThA buildings will accomdate
shom1 tStrty patients each. There are
I've cottages for women tuoercu'ar
Tnese buildings are provided with
phg1hsU and methods Of ventilation de-
6rnAso in the Treatment of tubercuiar
Neflents They are one-sfory bulldings.
hlIsit OF frame with finish OF peob!e
dash, They cost about G0.Wo
Aetaeked by a dog while riding b.
cirle aloaw Twenty-fifth street. near
Good Hope road. Bernard Kinney, wh"
- 0o m way to his home, at Suit
lalsd. Prince George county, was DIT.
to q tie ,eft leg. He received medical
treatment from pr: Moss; am NV was o,,se 18.e
foand the dog Is owned by Harry Gil.
h1vG wAo arranged to have the animal
kfled today.
DAaAy Whalen, two years old. was
fosInd Wandering about the hothoure
e&snRlfohsnent Of Frederick Kramer. In
6ced Hope road yestcrday. The en1-
fAoTea toa& charge Of him and the pa-
iSce were notified. They learned he
iiyea at ~ Good Hepe road. and took
hsm d his parents-
IN AnAeestia Baptist Church will be
taken under the jurisdiction Of the CO.
The Washington times., 1913-10-04
lsl 6 q -

Il. Z. Church. fhe Hsy W 2. MI
son. d. D.. pastor Of thS FINK Bar
tist Church the Rev. 49, + An
go. p. ID. mstor-ef the oeeee1 Hyss-
sytirian Church. and the Rev. E1nr
essesS esSs'r nr:'s ssps "a 6
sss esemssSs iilEs. .cnu1sa ssssh.
rssscasi . 4. sss. :. Z. L;tsss. B. 5.
oe Ea311n6ee. and the lnuole Ntu b
supplt6d BY the First Baptist Church
CDoRs 'sst ga; yss-
Bsnjamda Baaueet, aDee1tH;. thrse
years 90. disl ySsseslay afteiISsa &.
tor . brief iltnesa. He y susyfved BY
his Hifs end I'VE cl,3ldrsn: Charles. Ben
teme6 aha .Aiss vlvisa naessst - IT.
The Washington times., 1913-10-04
Better than calomel, oil or
salts for liver, bowels
and stomach.

Mother. daddy and the children can
always keep feeling fine by taking this
delicious fruit laxative A. occasion
demands. Nothing else cleanses the
stomach. liver and bowels 30 thorough
iy without gripping.
sour bile and fermentinG food. delayed
IN the bowels gently moves out Of the
system. When you awaken all head
The Washington times., 1913-10-04
Go Through Your House With Fine Tooth Comb.
Get The Old Furniture Out Of the Way. Sell Il

in this condition, Why not have esaRwsep sae? Why ~
esA,er iusefsS :sssry article yosIsat sS
advertise H. slight cost IN the 'For Sale column
Times? 10 -s 'tf,.. US. g. =. -.
You will Be sasyssd ~ sumber % people Who as eSd-
sandy the lookout md anxious buy asnitrs end
sloehing. ,,'a.s II : - a.
- 3
Within fsw hsms time sfssr you sdsertle ne ehaarss
ta. you wu many opportunities y dpess 4 ne ness
Tor cash. s - = a. - 'eI' n..: s50s' 49,
Bring your adveftissnsat direct
the Office Tho Times mail H. take 10
- o. Drug Score Agencies s.a - s -
a. teephone H. - -
The Washington times., 1913-10-04
I .hss.t

s.ty; ". ,..sss Me,fis:; e{ Easssrs,
fren his home MondAy et 3 p -.
On Monday night n<xt, James o'Coa.
81 3 ;,s sf.s,ssSes zsss:a& & 81
ssa,;s : g Ss'lrss Fs q sfeFt Sc <'ss.s
n tsc psiise es1rs shse nernfle. b.
ssse 5Sdss fssss0psa wlIoer RanIg9
vho on SspteNber = meneed Smith M
,sr, !. .ss sset = ~ ss<shssss fss n,1s- n,
osss y I.ss - = 49, So
VsshSsSses. D. g. q S:15 4 Z. -
ss1nhs saans iay.-Aavt
The Washington times., 1913-10-04

oI.as Daltimere and Return, Baltimore
snd ONO. Every Saturday ana Sunday.
Good TO return until 800 a m- train
Noaday. Quick service and all trains
both ways Including the Royal Limited.
-Advt.
The Washington times., 1913-10-04


CAPITAL City en- route to New York,
where they Will witness the coming
| words series baseball games. Mr. Nj
crossi is Well known in washington.
He Is now manager Of one OF the largcst
importing houses in the south. The
couple are staying at the New VIII
lard.
SUFFERING from ceneusst0a OF the
! brain. Arthur Morrison. sixteen years
old. OF IIca Eighth street northeast, 10
a patient today in Casualty Hospital
The boy fell while roller skating at
Tenth street and Florida avenue north
| east.
Throw. from his wagon in Q r.n-
away accident In front of Cepter mark
ct early today, John A. Wheeler. thirty
'ears old. of Fairland. Md. was hurt
about the hands, face and knees.
Arrayed In mailed costume ~ Q laber
knight, Carl Brown. editor and octo-
pianist addressed a street meeting at
Tenth and Pennsylvania avenue. He
talked about everything from womans
Of his tramp newspaper
william A. Bennett ,insuranee brOk-
er, complained to the police today that
, his office, SIC Fourteenth street north
west. was entered during the night, a
desk broken open and so stolen.
Mrs.. Flora C. Dyer announces .
complimentary opening Of her mag
nificent remodelel dancing establish
ment tonight at $50 o'clock 1t 1917
and 1919 r street northwest.
The Arst neetlng 81 TIE season Of
the Pennsylvania Society Of Wash
inGton will be held at the Pythian
Temple, at o'clock tonight. Among
other features will be an entertain
ment by the Imperial Novelty -Four.
Electien Of efAcers for the eaFsent
year win take place Monday night.
when the opening meeting Of the sea-
son Of the North Washington Citisens'
Association will be held at the parish
hall. Church of the Advent, Second
and L streets northwest
The District Of Columbia Federa.
tion Of women's Clubs will hold an
open meeting in the auditorium Of the
Public Library, Saturday morning
next, from II o'clock till noon. DR..
Elnora c. Folkmar will give the Sec
ond Of q series Of talks on social hy-
giene.
Col. willian r. Harvey, Lieut. Col.
Anton Stephan. Col Charles H. Ourand.
and Major c. Fred Cook will leave to-
trict National Guard IN the National
Guard Association convention open 'ng
on Monday and continuing until We'd
ne0dAy.
The Washington times., 1913-10-04
MYSTIC .StiRINERS
VISIT ALEXANDRIA
Members Of Acca Temple Of Richmond VIII Conduct class
Of Neophytes Across the Hot Sands at cere.
monal to Be Held Tonight.

z. Kins. Robert r. Downham, H: Noel
Gardner, GeCree B. Cariin: decoretions.
.,,,,H.,. "; w; Baiisnssr: chairman: p. g.
Aitcheson, George 7. Burroughs; music,
F. w. Latham, chairman. A. A. Paul,
NJ. L. Dinwiddie. ]. n. Trtmyer, and ].
g. Graham. ''-'-''
A large delegation from Old Dominion
Commandsry. No II. knights TemplAr,
will attend services 1t Cathedral Close.
Washington. ut I o'clock tomorroN af-
tssncon: wAsn social sssrviee, WI ee
chester. bishop eoajutor,of Arkansas
will deliver Q sermon.
!. A patriotic service win be held on
"Wednesday, to which AL the fratefnal
and patriotic organizations Of Alexan-
dria have been invited to attend. John
L. Burnett, member Of Congress from
Alabama and Charles c. Cariin, mem.
ber Of Congress from Virgins win be
the speakerA A musical program will
given by the North Carolina Avenue
II. r. Choir q Washington.
On Thursday the Rev. J. w. Kirk.
2. D.. Of Baitimcre. WIN preach and
81. Paurs Episcopal Church choir Of
Friday the Rey p: L greense'd, D.
charge Of the services. Music by the
choir of Rhode Island Avenue Il. r.
Church. Of Warrington.
An eiaborats program. containing .
history OF the church with pictures Of
the former pAetors Of the church. has
been published by the Rev. c. r.
etraussurS. pastor Of the church.
The Washington times., 1913-10-04

Last EzcsFsisa 70 Niagara Ralla 1:4s
A. u. Oct 10. Baltimore 4 Ohio Special
train Of Modern Coaches and fariof
Cars from Washineeon. Dining Cars
from philadelphia Tickets limited AZ
tsen dayA S11.ee Round Trip.--Advt.
The Washington times., 1913-10-04

The sighty-dflh anniversary Of the
establishment Of the Methodist Pro-
testant Church In this city, one of the
Oldest churches Of the Denomination in
the world. WIN sbs ceieheafsd by ssr.
vices extending over next week, which
Will commence tomorfuw morning at
$50 O'Clock. An elaborate prugram, m
The Washington times., 1913-10-04
City News Notes

Charles Groaseop. m lee aeabef. for
ty years old, of zos Eighth street
southwest, dropped dead Of heart dis
ease, near Fourth street and Mary
land avenue southwest
Senator John r. SAafrotA of C0lsr-
ado. member Of the Committee on
Banking and Currency, win deliver An
address At the University Club to-
night at which he will explain the
pending currency measure. The meet
Ing will open at o'clock.
Mrs. Ernest W. Aobertn, wife 0f
Congressman Roberts of Massachu-
setts, gave q reading for the blind at
the National Library for the Blind.
1873 H street northwest today. The
readings at the library were recently
resumed.
Joseph E0efsons forty years old, .
painter. Of 927 Tenth street northwest.
fell from q huuse on which he was
v orking at Twentieth street and Park
road yesterday afternoon and broke his
wrist He was also hurt about the
head.
A former stuAent Of Catholic Uni.
versity and his bride ere Ia Washing
ton today on their honeymoon. They
are Mr.. and Nrs. Peter N. Nicrosi, Of
The Washington times., 1913-10-04

SUFFERING from esneussSon Of the
brain. Arthur Morrison. sixteen years
old, OF IIca Eighth street northeast, 10
a patient today in Casualty Hospital
The boy fell while roller skating az
Tenth street and Florida avenue north
east.
The Washington times., 1913-10-04

~ AnAeestsa Baptist Church will be
taken under the jurisdiction Of the Co
The Washington times., 1913-10-04

Thrown fron his wagon In r1n-
away accident in front of Cepter mark
ct early today, John A. Wheeler. thirty
.,ears old. of Fairiand, Nd, was hurt
about the hands. face and knees.
The Washington times., 1913-10-04

Electien Of ofAcers fer the eaFrent
year win take place Monday night.
when the opening meeting Of the sea-
son Of the North Washington Citisens'
Association will be held at the parish
hall. Church Of the Advent, Second
and L streets northwest
The Washington times., 1913-10-04

Arrayed In mailed costume ~ laber
knight, Carl Brown. editor and octo-
pianist addressed a street meeting at
Tenth and Pennsylvania avenue. He
talked about everything from womans
sufYrage 70 prisons, ana then sold copies
Of his tramp newspaper"
The Washington times., 1913-10-04

william A. Bennett ,lnsursnee brok-
er, complained to the police today that
his office, SIC Fourteenth street north
west, was entered during the night, a
desk broken open and so stolen.
The Washington times., 1913-10-04

The Arst neetlng - TIE seassn Of
the Pennsylvania Society Of Wash
ington will be held at the Pythian
Temple, at Q o'clock tonight. Among
other features will be an entertain
ment by the Imperial Novelty -Four.
The Washington times., 1913-10-04

Mrs. Flora C. Dyer anneunces .
complimentary opening Of her mag
nificent remodelel dancing establish
ment tonight at $50 o'clock 1t 1917
and 1919 r street northwest.
The Washington times., 1913-10-04

Mrs. Harry Emo and daughter. Alma,
are about to leave for Boston. Mass, tc
remain during the winter. Mr.. Emo has
gone there to take some contract Work.
The Washington times., 1913-10-04

Eleventh precinct policemen en:oyed q
treat last night from Albert Z. Beck. OF
Chicago street. who sent to their sta
ton big freeser filled with Ice cream.
The Washington times., 1913-10-04

Snsn6 vandertng about the hothoure
erHlfohsnent Of Frederick Kramer. In
6cod Hope road yesterday. The EN-
rloyee took eharxe Of him and the po-
fSce were notified. They learned he
iiyea at ~ Good Hepe road. and took
hsm q hls parents.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1913-11-11
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Regulates bladder troubles in
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druggist, will be sent by mail on
receipt of Sl.00. One small bot
tie is two months treatment, and
seldom fails to perfect a cure.
Send fir testimonials form this and
other states. DIR. Il. w. Hal.
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Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1913-11-11
A Chance to Make Money
In Your Spare Time

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