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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-03-09

Here you will find the most delicious
Chocolates and Bon Buns that you have
ever tasted Every little Chocolate has
a Hayor all It's own. We make our own
Candies and visitors ara always well
come Go our kitchen % prove ior th6m-
selves that our Candies are Pure and
made under clean and sanitary condi
lions.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-03-09
Notice Go Oreditors

MO1iCE Is EEaEY C an.
-,..9,.-...ss S4i'gI tre
perg1nal estate of
ELIZA BETH " HACHIh,
sate Of Anne Aruuoei County dacessed. Af
pereons pARlnS claius aatnst tie taeenrs5
me vouchers thereof f o ire SD - ~, ~
before the ~
on DAY or APRIL. Islt
Aney lsy othsrwise. b. Jaw d, err...-.,
TOE 81 neHeut II eetd estate An 0-rTorr
ure5ted - eald estate sra ror4-z ess.7 - --.
- me9iEte payment
Given under aue thfs sss.s A. 80
September. 1873
2EEIIH GLOW.
Adufnfsaret1r.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-03-09
"a FOR SALE f&

The congregation of tire lst Bap-
tist Church, (colored,) Annapolis,
Md, has purchased property to
build a new church, and desire to
sell MARI ct St property Lot 36X
$50, impro, ed by house, 5oX45.
Apply rs Second ST between g
and 10 a. IN. and 4 to 6 p. m.
REV. S. S. WORMLEY.
nom Pastor.
T. S MARLBOROUGH. Trustee
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-03-09

The most striking thing about
really learned man is not the extent of
his knowledge. but the extent of his
admitted ignorance. says the Chicago
News. The wiser a person is the
greater number of things he doesn't
know.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-03-09

Some epigrammstist. once upon a
time coined this adsge: In diplomacy,
watch the British in finance watch the
Jews. " Sir Edward Grey's speech on
the Mexican situation is growing out Of
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-03-09

Many person 3 looks are marred
simply By the condition OF their teeth
that first class work and little ex-
pense would rectify. III you bave
teeth TO be extracted. cavities that re-
quIre treatment and 6lliug, bridge work
10 be done or in fsct anything in the
way of dental surgery, step in. Not
only will you find my work satlsfac-
tory but my charges most reasonable.
ias~Dsntal Par'ors ara open every Tues
day. Thursday, saturday Phone 77Sm.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-03-09

Isn't il awful TO have that Drum
Point railroad bill thrust down our
throats. and for the County Commits
sioners 10 have TO pay $500. 600 of our
taxes for such visionary scheme.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-03-09
Neiic

NTOl "a 81 HakfBf lk sAa
IN acTref, % Anne AF11c 1G1E5.
tainef truza She Orphans CoUEi oi Aaae 4sE..
del cclLty HaErlsna. letters IestameEtary
1n tre personal esta5 81
JOHN il DASHIELL
lstc OF Anne Arundel county aa-s.
All uzrsoug having Clatu1s aRailst tue
are hereby warned 20 e nlhlt the same Hitr enc
r0uchCfs ihereof. 60 sac Eubzcrf1e- el. sr 1a -re
I7th DAY or AUGUST 1918
They ar oEherwl fsW eE
from an benefits ofthe said efsste All pa.zo- S
Indebted 90 said estate 49, aces ted 90 rake
81 ul af- % @eat
Given under my haad .his lgth day % Feb.
Tuhry 1913
WILLIAM a CAsHlEAL.
fli HweCuE Dr.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-03-09
EoTICE a -

NOTICE Dc HgHA 1851 GIV-E Ehst Coz.
EerioeE hes obta mes from laa l-a sge
oouft Jf Anne AruDael COUNTY r aa
iottefe Testameufary or Eht arr
aEtEtc OF
DAM 81 0fL0NE
ate VI Anu4 hsuadal County. Fera-r.4
peseY1s 14sl1e Claims agsinst the deceased
the vouchers Thereof - The s1tsc.frEF .- =,
before tfc
utb DAY OF NAY. 1871
Lgey may othErwise, b. lsW b. erclue 4 rr
an peueEt 81 said estate. AK pareor. tr6et.. I
ate payments
Given under ny hand tlta 5ih day o.
NoYem Der. 1918.
MARY GLONE.
~ ETaCufrs.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-03-09

Actor, told he had Just inherited
81. 500, 600, il said 10 have been IN
RULED. Either paTalyzed or posing.
He'll get his rufIles by and by,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-03-09

Ladies' Don't forget to drop your
dues in the Civic League box in to
editorial rooms in the Capital office.
Dues are only 25 cents.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-03-09

Wife wants separation from a man
who wears diamond garteTs. Don't
think that sufficient ground. but he II
bear watching.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-03-09
ANNAPOLIS
Evening Capital
AND MARYLAND GAZETTE
PUBLISHED EVERY Day FXCEPT
SUNDAY

A Newspaper for the Home
and Family Circle. ItUovers
thoroughly the news of the
city, Naval Academy, and
many sections of the county.
Each week will be found the
proceedings of the County
Commissioners, Orphans
Court Property Transfers,
&c. which makes it OF es-
pecial interest to county sub
scribers.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-03-09

The French "Siamese twins have
been suceesefully parted by surgery.
That's severing hCme ties with ven
geance.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-03-09
AN ORDINANCE

To repeal aud re-ordain wit b
amendments Section - OF A1ti-
Gle II. OF the City Code. title
Health Of City
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-03-09

Wants, Lost. found, For Sale, etc.
Adysrtisauspu .naer tht head MOI o.
-.aodfaH4 lflar laus--s times qta,i
week socr. e. haeh a-diticrai lino, tela
M0EEY Io.LoAe or n list MORT
4l AG S. Sum 20 suit borrower Ar.
ply to WINs0N d GOTT. Attorney. n
school street Annapolis $50 n4tt
WANTE
yKyANTEr-uIRr for general housework
" Ger tWo ID family Apply s6 hatt 81.
n7At
yTANrAp Ar ONCr--g or 5 unfurnished
W ROOMS FER light housekeeping near
the Naval hcHaerte or on Murray Hill
Alo-u-s 80. loA ~. {. ...... ....-..
70 g RE MI.
EoR EgNr-NoWly Furnished ROOMS.
bsIf-block frfm State House; ln small
prlgatr family. eunganiN nud homolihe -
Buar8 81 desIred. Auuiy 80. M Curutil
HItft'
EOB RENT -FLaT. up-to-dato AN MOS.
egu improvements Apply =. a. lrie-
mea faA1 West street. m'8t
E0R I}FNr- after April $50 Che comrlrte-
Iy FUhrf eHE DIV Eilinb owned
hr III Commander Harms. located at No II
Mary .a.t Avenue. clarence M. eouid.
Church Circle and South street fciephoUe
Y. m
t-0R ltmNr-0- Room HOUSE with hnth
no 8 second SD. Apply corner West
anu second 60 s. L, Martin wv N
TOR REHT-Auor March s0 sro1m
HOUSE 80 58 Maryland Ayo go por-
feet condition ana with hll modern ifu-
provements Apply q q. CLANCY. Wtst
E0R REET- 8.sTOKY BRICK DWELL
ING 90 C0rnhiI street. yoWp otelJ
Gunthsr Euuaiue. Baltimore. ma. Key at
G'obc FURNITURE Gotslo west 50 isl'f
FoU RHNF-a1-sl Wost street. 6.Room
HOUSES cath, range and 1911 modern
improvements Rent $40 Elegant como
dion W Hart u thurch Circle 2itf
TOR RENT-Nos. IS aud as West Burnside.
Ncwly papered and painted Rent 81 and
81 w. L Hart Eestport. Eltf
FOR Misunderstanding ROOMS for light
housekeeping, All conve n ence
-----------------------
also 0ne8.buruer on stove. OH in Nrst-
GLASS conditIou. ~ Gould church Circle
and south street Telephone s1'-u ms
EoR sALa-A sounq collie DOG cheap,
yery quiet AbplN.ae5 Nain st. mt-"t
NOR sALF-one rair OF Ludy's Ice Skates
and one China Toilet Set. Appiy apart
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-03-09

On the State House Menu 'Oys-
tcrs in every style. Emmittsburg
Chronicle
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-03-09

Entered - the Annapolis Postofice 20
secoud-ClAHs Matter.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-03-09

n No life IL such wreck but that a
great structure can be huilt up from
tho runs.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-03-09

There are more things going on
in Annapolis than the city ever dream
ed Of.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-03-09
s5penlngOapital

rabIl,hsd Dsiiy, s'Is.pt su-dsy.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-03-09
MoNDAY, MARCH 9. 1914.

Ditto Civic League.
All hail Chamber Of Commerce.
Everybody has due respect for the
ground hog.
Official forecaster prOphesies more
snow. What Of IT.
God often gives the hardest lessons
TO Ills most devoted children.
Kissing causes colds. says a doctor
Don't let a cold catch you kissing.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-03-09

EOR GAbE- Qne ralr OF LHoys Ice skates
and one China Toilet Set. Appiy Apart
meut Z. "Thc Gloucester me 90
The Harrison times., 1914-08-22

pulling out for Seattle, In order to
help Buck 10 remember them as True
Friends, they had oovertly planned to-
get him Stewed 10 the EyeBalls and
then ship him on TO his new Home,
spread out in Stateroom u, with long
Btemmed Roses laid across the Ro'
mains, This form OF homleldal Gaiety
Is perpetrated under the name OF
American Hospitality
Our Hero remembered the pollto
Getaway on the Low Speed with
everybody Respectable, after which
tho Fountains started to gush and
Walters began to come up out Of tho
Ground bearing Fairy Gifts Of u
Liquid Variety Somewhat later In
the Evening ho found himself bal
Anccd on ono Too on swIftly'moylng
Cloud, announcing TO tho stars OF
Night that he was True Sport
In other words, he realized, aB he
Bat bumped over IN the Morris Chair,
holding on TO the Head, lest II should
fall OF and roll across the Floor. that
ho had been Snooted for Fair plOa.
tCred OssIAed, Dons0Nted Plped,
Plokled, spI1lleated, Corned R0ddled,
Obfuaeatod, soused and Ory.l1yed
Six hours before he had stood on
n Table and declared for the Brother.
hood Of Man ana now ho eroyod but
one Companion and that was old
Colonel H. %, Morse
Standing over In tho Sunlight by
the Window whero ho could sec the
innocent shopGirla going blllholy 10
lholr 80 u week. ho lltlod the lrom,
bling Right Nit clear above hla Head
ana then and there declared himself
TO be on the Cart until the great Go.
lestial Bodies should skid IN their Or
bits and the Globe itself dissolve into
Vapor
Just as he pronounced the Words
"NevGR A'gen' he felt great Flood
Of worthy Resolutions arising In his
new Moral Nature, He would buy
Winchester Automatic and devote the
remainder Of hla wasted life TO shoot
ing up llafbeepB And when ho died
the whole l1atate would 30 10 the
w, q, T, w.
'rhht afternoon the Survivors Of the
Midnight Massacre got together at a
The Harrison times., 1914-08-22
MAKE SUCCESS IN FARMING
Farmer Should Have Business Ability
and Wide knowledge Of World
Also Get Into Politics.

The farmer Of today should be IA.
mli0r with the history and compare
tive merits Of all leading breeds Of cat
tie, horses, swine and sheep He
should be able to Judge the qualities
Of cattle for beef and dairy purposes,
hogs for hams, bocon for lard, sheep
for fine wool and mutton, horses for
all purposes, and should have skill In
the management and care OF them lie
should study the problem Of breeding,
the kind Of food, the best ratlons for
all classes Of farm animals, and the
best methods Of feeding under all con.
dltlons A farmer must master the
problems Of economies he Is called
upon to raise crops, and feed stock,
and to market them, He must master
the laws Of supply and demand, all
conditions OF the market, tho classes
Of animals and animal products for
the market
A farmer should have business ablll'
ties and wide knowledge Of the busl'
nees world In order to hold his own
with the trusts and monopoles, as
there will be heavy pressure from
thom at all times, He should add also
n broad knowledge Of the business life
Of our country He should take active
interest in politics, and be familiar
with all political situations, and see
that his particular part Of the state Is
benefited by passage Of Just laws that
viii be helpful to the community In
general Farming has become aei'
enee, and the farmer who IL thorough
in crop raising, breeding, feeding and
Judging stock will be successful,
The Harrison times., 1914-08-22
The New Fable Of the Lonesome Ride
on the Sprinkler.

One pleasant morning the Chief Of
the Society for Promoting the Impor-
tation of Scotch Merchandise awoke
after a Balloon Voyage which began
6 Feet below Sea Level in Rathskel-
Ter and finished 1000 feet above the
Altitude recorded by Lincoln Beach.
ey, the Man-Bird,
When he Came To he discovered
that the Pillow had climbed over on
top of him and was trying to work
the Half-Nelson, while a large Pile
Driver, of the kind used along the
Water Front, was beating a rhythmic
al Tattoo on his tender Bean.
He had a Temperature OF l02 and
his Ears were hanging down, Also,
during the Period Of Coma some one
had extracted the Eyes and substitut-
ed two hot Door-Knobs, Further
more, his Dining Room Floor was
covered with a Plush Rug,
After he had decanted miniature
Niagara on to the smoking Coppers
and removed his Collar and cautiously
picked up from the Floor his Stick
Pin and the Watch and the Remnant
Of the Check cashed at p, m, he
felt his way over to the Window and
denounced In unmeasured Terms an
English Sparrow that had perched on
the Sill, merely to annoy him,
In little while he remembered that
he was a Resident Of the Planet
known as Earth. Soon after that his
Name came back to him and then he
recalled his Boyhood and the Fact
that when he passed the Parsonage
the Presbyterian Minister would ask
him to pick some Of the Lilacs and
Snowballs and take them home to his
Sister Alice,
From that Point he CROPPED through
his Life History up to the Twilight
on which the Regulars had arranged
a Send.Of for Old Buck, who was
The Harrison times., 1914-08-22
MUCH GOOD IN COOPERATION
Splendid Results Accomplished by
Farmers in johnson County, Tex,
In Banding Together.

Individual effort is often necessary
to bring about community co-opera-
ton, and when, by the enthusiasm OF
one man, the entire neighborhood be-
comes banded together in an effort to
help each other, the effect is mar
velous, One man, working alone on
/ the public roads, can accomplish but
very small amount Of benefit, but
when all the members Of the commu-
nifty organize and work Systematically
together to improve the roads, soon
those who pass along that way find
the roads are better there than any
where else In the county. The Enter
prise heartily commends cooperation
in every community In Johnson coun-
ty, pointing as reason for our con-
viction to the very splendid results ac-
complished in the Concordia school
house community,
AS a result OF the people In that
community working together, they
have the best road In the county,
they have painted their schoolhouse
and their church, they have improved
their cemetery, and now they are ex-
tending the influence out beyond the
confines Of their community, and 9th
er near by roads are falling into line,
building culyerts, cutting Off corners
on Jharp turns, filling mud holes, and
widening road beds This is the wo"k
that counts 1t brings people closer
together when they get out and work
together for the mutual good Of one
another, 1t eeyates the standard Of
service, which Is the real measure OF
life, People who work entirely for
themselves, never realizing that the
broader view Of life demands Of
us to work for the happiness Of 9th
ers, get very little out Of life, and
leave behind them few beyond the
immediate confines Of their family
who care whether they are gone or
not
We are placed here In order that
we may help one another in every
possible way to have greater happh
ness, and to try to make the world
better because we have been in 1t.
There is no better way to accomplish
this purpose than to engage in com.
munity cooperation, This is not con
fined to the country districts, but can
be successfully practised in cities
Just because we live in city does
not release US from the obligation we
owe to our neighbors, but rather in
creases our obligations, for the needs
are greater, and the demands for i'm
proYement ever increasing. ng.-Cleburne
Enterprise,
The Harrison times., 1914-08-22
Waler.p preeIIna eoneFele,

The United States engineers have
long used the following mixture ID
waterproof ng cement. one part Cd
ment two ports sand three.quartcrs
pounds Of dr. powdered alum 10 each
cubic foot Of sand, Mix dry and add
water In whi1h has been dissolved
quarters pound OF soap to each
gallon This ID nearly as strong aa
ordinary oemont ahd Ia quite impef.
yIous 10 water besides preventing Of
iloreeeehoe, For n wash mixture
OF one pound Of lye and two pounds
alum In two gallons OF water Ia often
used,
The Harrison times., 1914-08-22
LIVE SUBJECTS FOR CLUBS
Interesting and Important Matters to
Be Discussed by Farmers at
Their Gatherings

The Colorado experiment station
gives the following live subjects for
discussion at farmers meetings.
I, DO country schools train boys and
girls for farm lie?
2, Which Is better on the farm, bath
tub or automobloY
3, Does speculation help to fix farm
prices?
A. Cost and benefits Of an agricu.
tural college education,
5, How can consumer buy direct
from producerY
g. DO mothC teach daughters
thorough housekeeping?
7 How does the experiment station
help the farmer
A..ow to bcautlfy homes, school
hSVr-V and churches
D, Does the farmer know how much
he has invested In the farm?
TO- Is the renter or retired farmer
the least interested in the welfare OF
the community
II, Who has the bestkopt farm
homo In the community
70, Are teachers and preachers
practical In their work.
TO- DO housewives favor the teach
Ing OF domestic solenoe2
IA, why do many farmers neglect
10 paint their buIldIngBY
10, Why do farmers permit weeds
70 grow In roads and fence row.
l0 DO farmers mako use OF the
parcel post soryico2
H. How can the county fair be Inn
proyed2
is, Ia It n disgrace to keep scrub
enimal on the farm7
10, lg there such n thing aB farm
Ametic?
Does agricultural extension work
~ The rOrmcr'
n, Docs the housewife use labor
saving devices as much as the fOrmor2
80. DO some farmers waste their la.
Dor and profit by planting poor eeed'
90 What n the strongest influence
that keeps boys ON the rarm2
a. Should the Bchoolhousp be- made
q meeting place for the community at
least one month";
The Harrison times., 1914-08-22
Farmers Educational
mi and Cooperative
HI Union of America
| Matters gF Especial Moment to
y TIE Progressive AgricuIturist

1t is not hard to overcome grief, pro.
Viding it is not our own.
Experience is a good teacher, but
time is the principal Of all teachers.
The man who Is insensible to the
influence Of q good woman is hope
less
Some men deceive only themselves,
when they think they are deceiving
others.
A day at the circus is to the plow
boy what clover field Is to corn
fed mule.
II we loved ourselves only as we love
Sur neighbors, some of US would feel
ighty cheap,
- The mistakes Of a neighbor are so
big, generally, that they completely
shut out our own,
Truth is as simple as the language
Of a child, but some people never learn
to speak it frequently.
Better keep our hearts clear Of
grudges and blackness, because no tell.
ing where lightning will strike,
Trouble is like a cowardly man. It
puts up a big bluff but shrinks as we
approach It with determination.
The man who knows all about the
business Of every one else in the
neighborhood seldom has any Of his
own
It's hard work fighting the weeds
these days, but they are just as trou-
blesome to our neighbors in the next
township,
The hill ahead always looks steep
er than It really is, but August wealth
er Is generally little hotter than any
we ever experienced
sowl is not as smart as the blue
jay but because he keeps his mouth
shut, he has created reputation for
wisdom far beyond his deserts,
Better stay on the farm among con.
genial surroundings and enjoy the so.
CIety Of tried and true neighbors and
friends than move to town In middle
age to rust out or freeze in an indif-
ferent community Of strangers,
The Harrison times., 1914-08-22
Marketing Through Cooperation,

There IN no moro important eonsid,
Grafton IN farming right now than that
Of marketing our products, It takes q
large specialized business, we'll organ.
i2ed and manned to be able to market
itB products with the least possible OK.
penao and In the most profitable mar.
kets, Very few producers are IN this
class, The average producer, then,
must resort 70 that new application Of
mn old idea that Of cooperating win
hia nelghbors The greatest good TO
the lorgoBt number means eventually
the greatest individual good,
The Harrison times., 1914-08-22

MORALE The Way Of tho Ex.
TmnrgrrHaor IN Hard
The Harrison times., 1914-08-22
koen ehIIdren on Farm.

Attractive surroundings both In.
doors and out win help to keep the
boy or girl on the farm, Give them
something OF their own some stock,
or ~ much land M they can care for,
and they viii become interested In and
attached TO the farm Personal own.
erehip goes far 10 interest us In things
about us,
The Harrison times., 1914-08-22
Has Many Advantages,

A wollmanagod cooperative croams
cry n the IdoOl place for dairy farm,
err ~ market their milk Not only
does the cooperative creamery offer a
good market for milk but It may be
the means Of bringing the farmers In
d community together for the purpose
OF discussing dairy subjects and other
matters
The Harrison times., 1914-08-22
Rn an OnlLmIsi,

Oct on the sunny side Of things, II
mabcs everything lock bottor Re.
mombor there can be no shadows
whore The sunshine He's. Long faces,
constant BigbInR chronic gfoans and
3ooklng for trouble shut out lots Of
'6unahIuo and mako many shadows.
The Harrison times., 1914-08-22
obaefvalDen paya,

- pays to be observing in your
Dc the best you can Ia carrying
a many duties Of the farm, and If
vIH Md your heishburz getting better
results than you are investigate Find
out Just how they are doing their work
and profit from their experience,
The Harrison times., 1914-08-22
namaae by eabbaae Maaaot.

The cabbage maggOt Ia the principal
hardship IN the protection Of early
cabbage and oaullnowor The Insect
N present IN most communities whore
oehhage II grown and occasionally
causes extensive damage 70 this
NtU
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-11-08
TRAIN NAVAL RESERVES
At CRYSTAL palace
WILL BE USED As LANDING
PARTIES FROM THE
MARSIIIpS.

Correspondence Of The Associated Prc,s)
LONDON, oct 24-Crystal Palace
is now q training quarters for the
naval division of Lord Ktchcnor.s
new army. with 5000 men in camp
who may be called TO the same duty
as that of the British naval brigade
m the much criticised operations at
Antwerp
The men of the naval division
dress as sailors. in blue sailor blouse
and narng trousers They also
swing into hammocks at night in
stead of sleeping on mattresses But
at this point they cease TO be sailors.
and II is doubtful whether they will
ever walk the deck of a ship unless
Of a transport Their training is
precisely that of the iufantryman.
and their fighting will be in naval
landing parties.
After preliminary training on the
exhibition grounds, the men will be
sent to coast stations for the finish
ing touches
The naval brigade faring so badly
at Antwerp was composed largely Of
marines and partly Of men rated as
soamcn, among whom were a large
number of recruits such as may be
found at Crystal Palace.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-11-08

Paw KNOWS i-NrrNtiliu-
Wiujc-paW what does cug.n.os
mcW2
paV-Irs scheme to add doe
tors fee to the price of a marriage
license, my SON.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-11-08

udout that the state department will
SUSAN his contention.