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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-17
MONDAY. FEBRUARY IL. 1914
P~ROHIBITION PRIMARY.

The outcome Of the meeting Of Cameron
county prohibitionists AT the court house
Saturday will doubtless Eltisfy most of
the friends Of prohibition who. for one
reason or another, could not attend the
meeting. IL is encouraging 10 believe
that from now till the Democratic pri-
iuaries the war. on the side of the pros.
SAIL be- characterized by wisdom and
moderation; that IL will not degenerate
into a petty squabblc among certain pro
leaders. As reported in The Herald
Saturday. the unit rule was adopted. and
the delegates were instructed Ia vote for
Colonel Ball AT the Fort Worth conyen-
ton, for as long "a there shall seem n
chance for his endorsement by that body.
The instructions. while strong AMI clear.
were not of the iron clad. last ditch char
acter. but were sufficiently elastic Ia
leave some things 10 the good sense of
the deleeates-rthe kind of instructions
that make for harmony aud DO not lose
sight of the interests Of the great cause
dear 10 the hearts ~ most IF the pros ia
Texas.
The opinion has been steadily gaining
ground among prohibitionists, Of late,
hat Colcnel Eall represents the sofia
ton ~ aIi ihr pu lic'f with which We
Lat. yreH confronted Tor some .;mc. lic
represents no f~aciien * the leader Of
no faction among prohibition Democrats,
No other man in the State can 81 har
monte all diseordant clements among us.
He il not AN untrleti man. by means Of
his strong personality and his great
pro campaign two years ago. he led us
Ia the very thrshuid of .ictory-so near
in fact that ever since the ANTS have
wished Ia change the subject To sulsti
tute some other issue.
As to the ether candidates for the
honor of being prnh hilton leader before
the primaries, st;ss ~snare~siblc 10 spcak
too warmly 81 their noble DISTINGUISHED
ness ia laying their personal hopes. AMI
ambitions al the feet Of the prohibition.
lists of Texas Their conduct * "A most
hopeful sign Of the times. II is an omen
Of victory. Their conduct indicates \
state Of mind among pros which will
certainly carr, the cause to %yi~tory.
II the pros in the state ~ barge shall
follow the Head al The Cameron couni,
convention. there " snail rca>.n &,
doubt that Colonel I;ail viii hc the next
Governor of Texas.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-17

The u~ndisturbed AVAILABILITY that Mr..
Rockefeller shows under all the pcrse-u.
fions 10 which he j subjected j. am cx-
poorer people might initiate with ad
vantage. Think of Il nam of his age be-
Ing compelled 10 fly IN a parlor ear ia
the dead Of winter from Cleveland Ia
New York to escape the payment 20 u
trifle like Sl2.0 o0. 100. aud ia the face Q:
il al displaying so sweet and forgivinc
a temper. Cleveland may become angry,
but Mr.. Rockefeller's serenity and cheer
~fulnc>s remain ~ unimpaired as his
bank account Baltimore sun.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-17
To fight. Texas ErsSss more such n,s-r 'as
Cullen Thomas. Austin Tribune

CEiien r. Thomas il not a candidate
FOR Governor. lie will not seek the IN
Gor>cnrnt of the Fort Worth convention
Of prohibition Democrats for that place.
lie has eliminated himself from the con
test. Bat IN his self denial IN withdraw
ing from the race ami The maennnimou>
spirit IN viii n h. dor> this. - conyinc-
.ng c.iicnc- 10 The prohibition Demo
rrats that he j. big enough for Governor
should he prove 40 bc the choice II the
majority of hose who gather ~ the Fort
Worth convention. Having been largely
instrumental IN bringing about a ~itua
ton that finally forced Mr.. MaycS and
Mr.. Lane "a see the d~csirability OF sub
uniting their candidates. 10 the ap-
preach ~ convention. Mr.. Thomas can
rest assured that he had a large part I'm
bringing about harmony among the pro
h,bition Democrats If Texas. provided
the prospective peace becomes a reality.
~ We believe II will. And if a biz.
bread gagged man H. chosen bv the pro
Democrats for Governor. and he j. clert-
ei--as he will he and Texas il lifted out
of the serious predicamcnt in which il
exists today. Mr.. Thomas can rest ~
surcd hat he had Il large part in that
accomplishment. lie j. too modest a.
claim this. however.
And In tine constructive platform that
he suggests be adopted nv the Fort
Worth convention h. does credit "a hi~
breadth Of view and his comprehension
..af las r,4nl lt.ag.l~ 80 fhn &fnrn Ir H.
could remedy the situation in Texas n
readily ~ he has diagnosed il. hc would
indeed be- the man for whom the pro
Democrats are looking. Waco Morning
News.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-17

England j. said io l~ committed To-
smaller biti.e~hIpS with Il lower rate of
speed. There is y growing conviction
that the larger ships hoN ia use are an
wieLl,. The smaller ships will also
carry coil. using oil only a. emergency
fuel. Pack Of this idea also is the idea
al economy. The nations ambitious ~
ranking - first class naval powers are
sriolsiy considering whether they can
stand The expense. Ii the thug could bc
brought about h, international agree
mrit II would be- better 10 90 back 10 the
cid fashioned wuO.icH line Of laitlc>hips
with Sn.h ~armaments ~ were IA use
about the CLOSE of The American civil
wax. u Will NOT bc done. of course. hui
meihiug viii have "a he lone "a lessen
49, strlm uf naNai expenditure which j.
brelLlnc the backs of nations.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-17

II j. said that tine rebels have changed
their minds about attacking Tampico.
The reasons for the change have not been
made public. Perhaps they wish 10 be
able Ia keep an eye OH that alleged move
mcnt on Matamoros from Nucyo Laredo.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-17
CULLEN THOMAS
From Viewpoint II Exchanges.

Cullen Thomas has done precisely
What this paper full, expected him 1"
do he has taken himself out ~ the racr
for a%aNernar. And n makes this utter
ancc. that mas something oi a Grover
Cleveland ring ainut "a.
Tine higher IDEAL of whai office hold
ing means j. finding lis WAY. slowly hut
surely. ia puddle life and private think
Ing. We are beginning ~ learn that
those who aspire Ia serve >hoHld scorh
IL >iuup 10 low means 10 reach high posi-
ton: that no office il 80 high that NJ
ran bring honor 10 it, occupant unless
honorably won and honorably filled:
thar ne office. high or low. j. a personal
asset 10 exploit. but q call 10 service and
sacrifice 10 ones fellow men.
The man i. there revealed. lie has
lofty ideals. His Judgment may be
wrong ~ 10 the purpose and scope Of
co,ermmcnt-we rather think il is-but
his intentions are so1l and his lmr
poses patriotic. The prohibition Of the
liquor traffic with Thomas H. really IN
cidcnial: what he would do j. 10 put the
government into all social activities. III
ANYTHING. he il some distance ahcad Of
BRYAN and La Toilette and Roosevelt
Waco Times Herald.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-17

A Paris newspaper believes thar the
proposed attempt to fly around the world
in 1915 will fail. In holds that aerial
navigation has moi progressed Ia "A point
when an attempt of that kind can pos
sibly succeed. IL j. possible that the
Paris newspaper j. right.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-17

The soldiers who are guarding Gen
cral Salazar at Fort Bliss. nave been a..
strsictcl a. shoot and shcot 10 Kill If amy
attcmut j. made 10 rescue their prisoner.
The authorities appear Ia suspect that
an attempt al rescue will bc made. They
wish The rescue business in that romeo.
iion To- h. claSsei as extra hazardous.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-17

Dr. \. W. Mayer. head Of the medical
department of stamford university. says
thar modern cugcnics Will never make !:
perfect man or perfect Woman. Ill,
furthermore declares that neither sex j.
inferior or superior 10 the ether.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-17

Judging from Saturdays primaries
Colonel Ball will have little. ii any. OPP
position in the pro convention on the II.
Which viii be Il good thing of itself.
since the sooner the pro nominee j.
chosen the better for the prohibitioni>ts.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-17

The naval tug Potomac has boon 40
Gated. She was caught in the ice in the
gulf Of II. Lawrence. The lee IL piled
around her Ia the height of twenty feet.
III the ice field drifts into the strait ~
Belle Isle The ing will probabi, H.
crushed. The Grew j. IN ~ particular
dance.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-17

ing the snow from the streets Of New
York lasi Sunday. lets quil calling
them SNOW diercr>" Poor souls. il
isn't their fault Neither j. il any merit
of ours than men have IA dig snow off Ia,
sidewalks. There ~ such 4 thing as he
ing over insolcnt about our blessings.
We should have the grace 10 knock Wood
before We call amy man a snow digger.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-17

Ty taking the long M, around the
horn IL took four months To 90 from
Colon 10 Panama. BY taking the short
way across il took one day To 90 from
Panama 10 Colon. That il what the
canal means as a Time saver.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-17

1t is no surprise 10 his friends that
Cullen Thomas places principle above
personal prcfcrmeni. Ills announcement.
wired out Of Dallas and printed ~ the
Tribune yesterday. il printed in fell TO
day. - The Tribune regards ii n a docu-
mem Of value TO the pIblic. showing
him "a BE- IN unsclfish. patriotic friend
of good government. ready 20 sink all
personal ambitions IN the interest Of his
people. Mr.. Thomas has set n great TX
ample. and. should no other reward come
to him than the consciousness of havin.
discharged IN 4 large way a large duty.
hc must he well repaid for his sacr. lice
A. the Tribune understands Mr.. Thomas.
however. ne does not refuse 10 serve his
people in any way they may designate,
and ii he should he found 10 he the right
man 10 lift the standard Of good govern.
mcnt for Texas. aud the friends of good
government should call him 10 leader
ship. he viii MOI sulk in his tent or refuse
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-17

Uncle Joe Cannon has joined the y. NJ
{. a. Well. worse cus>crs than rnci,
Joe have been known 10 quit.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-17

\ Louisiana physician believes he ha.
"A serum which viii eure leprosy. May
The belief suddenly pass into a certainty.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-17

Huerta will Try the fiat money Idle:
IN Mexico. a. 10 fractional currency.
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nsmphioas Csa6.

4Ae Easter bail OF the Amph!on
Club wac the briilianr aociaf event
of the season, Maple Hall has never
been more beautifully decorated than
&c was oH Friday night The music
for the, occasion was furnished ~
sutton's orchestra and from the fifst
dance ttottae final traapss Off 4IoHsq.
Sweet Home, Il was q perfect success.
itlA buffet supper was served. 81
Z tAllpng the attractive visiting girls
fwlio Wegs here for the dance were
Miss FloFiie Carey az sPlcIzans the
guest OF Miss yiita Ratrlcit; Miss Vefn
HatlWanger Of Greenwood with Mrs. ID.
A. I,sdbetter. Miss Sara Witherspoon OF
GEeenyilla with Miss Caroline Vance,
Misc Sela Sloan, Of Clemson with Miss
Jessie Browne. Miss Rita Patrie!!s, q
QharlestcR with Mrs. ,. P. TEow.
bridge; Miss I.ydIa ShaEardi sof Wiz
iiarnsten3 with Mrs. Ct s.. Minor: Miaa
Bean. of Atlanta witAss Mrs u Isouie
IiHorton, Missee Sara and Kitty Fur,
man and Mrs. Tom Robertson Hotel
Chilnola and Miss Georgia Dargan, OF
llBiilliamston:. .fgS 2
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meg ista young business man 81 epsssssti
Union, enjoying Che confidence Ind is.
TEEN OF AZ who KNOW Him, fIe IL the
eldest son of James Phinney OF West
Union, one OF tha most sncrsssfIl bus
iifeB nnen,sof the section has fog
several yeaRs beer ssseaIa ssiiII his
'father In buRineaB uu6srth ,'AIrss
5and zzai, IanRs Rhs1ln0 # tender
the young couple receptioH today at
llssheirs hsndsonfe new home gifl West.
.5al5n: We SOngratHta afs oiIs young,
his good fortune in win
I,!as,: the heart and hard scSs Keys
asahjs bride and:skhe alnarfsr potHa
with q hest of otiiersf fFieis ds 80 wish.
ing for them every 10y ana happiness
in their journey through life Mr.. and
sMss. PhinRey- Will mako iIseir home In
West Onion. ''l.sst.
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5Dlfthda9gPaftf.s

little hostess BFiday afternoon,
when she invited a dozen friends to
celebrate her elegenthS a shday with
her. The guests enjoyed d trip to- the
movies, after while i#thay gsi.eg serg:
sddwith delicious rsfreafn
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4s+.s a. st.s, a. 4 4 =. =
terk5ttcat f sses
q ssel q ~
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ho baeaI 81 sli
for tens ali0il, ans
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iilst ~ "a the dfnsRE 6f
AZ q EesIliB vi eFaB - proli 81
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New ycf April saf
rnants FOR ehi of q 8 ssilln
is 81
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tgHeK 81 III

9s Nli IS in election la Lseiian-
/, sss.ss III u ann sdiinoit
IN eafif ~ h day of fiIj
fff ie pnr c favyine hdilf
l,osSi.
trustee.
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Road

fdf X comm On
Has been xtended BY chs
iiiits i.itss IL ter thiell tiille
i.A WIN fa turned over To- The
gl2 ) taslal psIlhlsg VIII
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9or tie a tas
tsinsl tR leFs 81 cne mill
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let q lsa sssea Tor aaeFal sels3sl
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Count
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NInsienI,

Iha Guilds0f Grace ff9p church
Sffll have a mnaicaiate snt siigiiome of
Mrs, w. b. Steele or. next tuesday az
teTnoon at 4.s0tn.eloek. Webb Won
Hassdlni assisted hy sal1I. .sautl
local talent will3Fendssf 4 ai1iiiEicnf. pro-;
gram ahd dainty rasrr lta uiiH be
served during Che fteran On the
5ghpis the entlBs aIf 3Blla lis1olia
af enjo ymsnt. 3,ae :,ya
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lIENaEN.s ogi slo.SI.AE

30 ls. .sl
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Flesh md heiess,
SEonday Ss3y
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AnakEal. 80,

IRA Swain e. Il -, ~;
Thursday ncis iIilS at her liosla 81
se Boulevard IN honor on lI-a. a.
lon of fsichn1oHt the guest 81 atsss
amp. After atsetf j sd
for an hour az i,
e1s grse l,lnel ~.
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ssss nplsit $ sasii a s. 3 & sss -
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preWn'sfcoallR.

Ille 5Fienda df,J0JiA k1cEalia win bes
Interested IN the following clipping
from the Gaffney Ledger.
The wedding tfS hfisB PaEnice Brown
andp john W. MLCalJa took plaza In
the Buford ssgeet ihfetho list churak on
"wednesday afteInop1 mt % o'clock, In
lthei' pregences Dk as large annber of
friends - lsld + AID tiYass Rev. 81, G..
Leonard, paa + al bride, peFferm4
ed the cefepae ng anu Mas Iouiss. Pot
fer lay e he1g grln.a wedding march
as tEla bridal party apprcaehad tiia al
tar ard itiilaii ne tlle GER reEaOny aha soft,
lYs,t rem 1dered 40 a; VII ~ j h
! The bride entered with ITer5sfather,
Dr.. ~, II Brown who gave her away
She was tilIHIlH ~ ~ atlFtietius;iflfa coat
suit OF Malye MORE 81 illss With hat and
lgioyes toi ma atch, rEl lie fcaTEeid ls 6hoWar
boauet Of hlilas. OF Tie valley, i ailli
bride o. Toaes Z al gd - -Yaa ae ht the altar
byi the groom, and his best 81 anft MIR.
jlsael Cal u IsIst 10 tend o. by
Miss Gladys. Iae ltRrn asi maid. sSof hon.
lnEJ Iello VAS axlii ilek 81 y owIi 8 81 bfi1e
ICrepes ;nls oTt tfSEi il fatEj Gi,anfilly
Iface and wide eIl Tered atia CIR
dies Shel wore III iettlra hat. oHtIlQiaiie
and blne, harmonic pc tlynygitli
her eoatliIlses III aeF isoWeTs Nera a,
lannika kalAnf Z link 4. cd he iIFilIs
legi yveEa DR.. ~ 2 II Louis
| FlRll9d I 5lEPg
EGhrsi eEslik IS s 81 s a ~ 5sl
| lie cfilif a 4ueIY ,b1Werinf
/ palms eFiis asa {fioWeea iIsya
ieink kts aalriII Fnsfaz nsithIs csihe,a sfsssi1
IJ6ined ia the asetty pageant cofnblIied
teiiaEllEe the heaztiful setting sor the
az qily & ssS1;sfi ~
Met n the otiir ilane & 81
DR. AN "a rs d
iitig gnaal az pFesi
ksitil 10 fainiiy eois1ectIon and her
| tnartiag ie IIiliele Ii1teses i. she
has ~ ls eet ne t,,t t,e won for eTl
lael ends ahcse Rishns fcf
/ hef esi1E es hap ppiness tf
ealsa hna q bfi T,ftGFe.
aiseI iAi il goaItig 81 IL
IN ~ ~ here slie bride win
be. ssas esgaad BY . host OF friends. #
n H. alide u es la lef 3 MOI s9S
/ 1f he E6sithell d Rsa llsey after the GER
eaioi3y spr 0le s6ni1 s nrl
RseEe tlay will spend their heness
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iril II. 85Q
q u. he had cansuised M
8,
slss O. 81 ilaf
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jes.:rs HIF.5 Iiid lrs; IL. issi7 ssli
NJ. and 'afre tiBF aIentihe VIII
ent lin !. Monday evening In isonor
of their attractive guest, Mrs. walter
Montgonery Of spnrtanbuFgss
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sSlsss agla aacd lese aallslI Eiea
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10 nave Agisei 90 M s0aiitlt ana
stn fl est I. ID. e.
Z ses tlll6fto + S.
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DRY GOODS SEsE CHA AIs FOR
T(dn1ESA' '

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Monday special, the gard aasSssss.ss
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ass
stripes
EL0u lasl. ilt ial acs sRfSIiSIks
: l5g, giglar Is
5e,
Hssi ) sssls. si.. s.:s sss. ssss .Sss,, @ Ass
yay1z-ss a 7g $500
. & H.
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81 II Il Ference fssHhf
Lla ARMY II
glta long wall ist4 San
Gshefal villa and q nj 20
= III = - ID .l8 q s ~ is =
fitiii si6 IA
4 n s sl 0aesl lis s sIss sls,t .fiI
Il ~ ~ 4{r
:lI 8ffsneie
"a sshe % giIst
asia len lafex IS
n sfi 4 sante +
8 f sd1nr1 ~ a ~ S =.
flaHs q % cls ~
nil disy
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or 81 aali Well cured q eli vine llsIy
and fodssei price Flsllt for qilic
leceptance. 1870 81
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For Sale t5la fli IS ayIile
Tag sc ss,i i6n h. D. sos
q: 8; s. cilnl.Ipales etp
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flil fa eeIiIf
when q e y :lt I.
Ser hcIne Oh Calhsun q al r
ann beF % Ia eetinS rot 81 sssSs..
tinn the host tess served aeta 81 II Fe
frashmeata & i s
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= Is
ind Mi asIsel cslha II
slEIe ltertaiil on Tuesday eVe 4 81 i ii
shs home % BFs Carrie Net on
South y iii6i 8
s.ol' slclag sgilt Is ri
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TIE Isl Is. .il 8, =
With HEr VVs Quattieb s q heF
abila on the edge 1f the city. ~
afternoon az & 10 osci6elr: On ga ctsssEit
ef the Ghantat ia weak hi is "a ,g
liaa been ssts q s:
time: si ,.
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! z TllTfsdl d y.
6lss Cary Boy y aifiI g5t6lii
ThsEEssia iaIts stnSc Carrie
AdcUuJIy'a nome on South IaI n street. {
~ IS s;si - (, az
.#tt nest coc!lfs fiis enteftafH
lier ONES on ygsstfis Il riiISi &.
AZ Ter home ON lts 3stii Z s.. !
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( ;Fhe TIieuSb Of iTlEI AM & oss Cum:
'itnghatn,s EHna Day sol iass were.
iielightfllly entett lined fhrFstay af-
tsrnocn at hefgfIBF est Market
street. Aftart sill1Fe ltl sesstoHg,
a Iiiii1h sof 56utI cor " eFe-t en-
j6yet after which y liIiss Gnptiinghafit
seryed her giiesl elieiaul sffssh<l
nents, i IS i sti .lsi;t
Those; present es 3 - M : Anne
salnt fefl, Bro i FSaRst
nerf3 E4l1ia IfRInfnett Fglss
Viet1Fia Earle, Aikast sFsDOon.
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y sce ptels
!. lsls..sess u
1sith lAIrs. ]. ID. white, hlEs, g
Staele and AErB b. r. IisDn, ssl Eki.s
ley. ct $50 o,cloq AZ lo oel
TTIIiiIe This n1eeiing hsr bee
shat tged from flsh Fes estlttr time 3 ac Il
euun ElsauqpR IS:
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letta IaaHfer.
% tsr, 81. N
atA4 q oszloek
NTH Agfs Walter Dixon on N. Emit
street o. -