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The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-11-12

Yankton, 9-Vzdor usilovnemu
lovenf v fece pc mrtvolach lie.
k&rnika Case a redaktora Cooley
no, kteff utonuli v fece kdyz s nj,
s pontonoveho mostu sjel auto
mobil, ktery ffdil Cass, nebylo ma
lezeno nieeho mimo n9kolik veci
jenz Sc nalezali v kafe, ktere byly
nalezeny asi 5 mil pc proudu cd
mista kde Sc nestestf pfihodilo. z
prvu Sc melo "a to, ze fidfcf apa'
rat Sc jim porouchal, ale pc vyta,
zeni ~stroje z vody. sezuano, ze
stroj byl v 1plnem pofadku a tim
padem vse. nasvedGuje, Re ffdit
byl neopatrnJm. 81
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-11-12

Yankton, 9-John Tobin, brz-
DAT ma draze milwsukske, jednoho
dine minuly tyden padl v Canton
pod kola vozu ktere mu byly ODE
nohy mad koleny .ujety. Nestast-
nj mladS muS druh5 den skonal v
nemocnici. Bydlel v tonic mest9
a ma zde rodiGe bratry a sestry.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-11-12

V5sledek volby We Stanley okre
ru, je, ze okres ten Dude rozdelen
ma tfi okresy. Jedna cast Sc Dude
jmenovati Nakkan a druha Jack
son. Lyman okres nebude rozde-
len.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-11-12

R~avinia, 9-Jakub Dokuli. ienz
pracuie pc diva roxy ma farm6 N.
j. Kaisera, pfi olejovanf vetraku,
mu byla rozmackana ruka. Byl
Timed wat do Armour kde byl
~osetfen.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-11-12
RHINE zpravy.

v Lake ADDE'S, die zprav, jistf
John Picotte, zastfelil bflou mud
hen, coz jest asi tax vzacn6 jake
bfla vrana.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-11-12

Dante, A. j. Sternhagen. jenz
redigoval zanikly Ravinia Booster
PRAGUE nynf v zsyodu w j. jan
dy. Pracoval ma casopisu Y Ged-
des po nekolik tSdnu.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-11-12

pax Dude uspofadaua soukroma
zabava a eist5 vyt6zek z teto Dude
vsnovdn bfdou trpfcfm v Cechach.
Ia hojneho 1castenstvf 56d& W
Dor.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-11-12

v ned9li v noel Sc vloupali lupi.
ii do zavodu Johna Make v Yank-
ton a ukradli "a $500 zbozf. Ne
nechali zadne stopy a jest nynf pc
chybnost Re budou lapeni.
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Pukwana, 2-Chas. B. Fousek,
jenz pfi volbe Sc uchGzel o Gfad
statniho auditors, a byl porazen,
dostal nahradu a Size byl 'jmeno.
van postmistrem v Pukwana.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-11-12

Utica, 9-Karel Hajek a jeho
rodina Sc odstehovali do Scotland
kde budou bydleti v budoucnosti.
Do obydlf kde p. Hajek bydlel Sc
nastehoval John Petranek, ktery
zanechal farmafenf.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-11-12

nuty a ii ienz je. darovali, zajist6
mali ten kredit, Re iSou prohudily-
mi a re p~okraeuif s duchem DOLBY.
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OdvOlanf

OdvOlanf
il nizepsan5 odvolavam vsech.
ny urazliv6 feGi tfkaiicf Sc Rosie
Wurtzov6 q prohlasujf ie za-1ee-
pravdive.
, Psano dne Is fijna 1914.
John j, Kotalik.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-11-12

Tyndall, 9-Pi. Louise Chladka
byla operovana ma zluGove kamfn-
ky. Operace Sc zdafila. - Minuly
patek Sc zde odb5vala sehdze v
Curlove garazi We prospsch silnice
Washington Highway. Velka ga
raz z nfz drive veskere automobi-
ly byly odstraneny byla nabita do
posledniho mfsta. Plukovnfk
Thatcher, opet feenil, a jake oby-
cejn9 udrzoval svoie posluchaee v
napjetf a nadsenf pro v6c. We
schulz byli delegate z NEST zapad-
ne cd Tyndall a z Tabora.
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Springfield, 9-Banka Spring
ieldska doposud je zavfena, ac Sc
slibovalo re brzy otevfe. Nejvfce
Sc o to zsjfmaji ii jenz tam mali
ulozene penfze. Mestske 1fednf-
ky nejvfce trapf to, Re tam byly
.ulozene mestsk6 pepfze a p. Hill,
jenz byl pokladnfkem skolnim a
zarovef kasfrem zmfn9ne banky,
n8kde Sc naleza a Sadnf newt kde.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-16
PRESBYTERY MEETS
At MOUNT ZION CHURCH NEXT

Chairman Of the Presbyleryls pefmen-
and committee on this cause.
The report called attention 10 the
fact that while in ole or aaoriier
of the various fields in which the
church has missionaries and mission
property. there hal BEEN wars. revo-
lutions, faInines, pastueuces, earth
qnakes,i floods; and vol canic eFubt-cBs Z
yet there had been nj loss OF itfef
among the missionaries or 10 mission
property reported I'd the Executive
Committee"
There were @3,517 Conversions made
by the missionaries of this church last
year in foreign fields. Eleven new
missionaries were sent OF, hut scYen
were lost by death or retirement.
The contributions to the regular fea-
lures of this work, for the past year
were $514,1S4; and $46,995, were con-
tributed to special objects outside the
regular budget; but t!,is left deflcite
of $36,73I.
The Presbyterians OF Piedmont Pres
bytery contributed $2;993, to this cause
during this year This shows fair
ing of from the gifts for last year.
which were 1892.
The subject for consideration was.
he Success and Failures of Foreign
Missions.
Rev. J. 2. Wallace. of Westminster.
spoke o fthe Success of Missions in
Latin America, Mexico, Cuba, and
Brazil; Rev. W. d. Dodge OF the Gem
trail Church, spoke of the Success of
Missions in African Rev. c.. d. Waller.
OF. Easley, spoke OF the Snce eessi Sfsdis5
sions in the Orient, China, Japan and
Korea The Rev. ID. p. Junkin of
Piedmont; spoke of the Failure OF Mis-
sions. He. traced the. failure of Mis-
Sions. II there be any, in the e3faisIres OF.
the Christian people to support this
cause as they should.
DIR. Davidson Douglas. s.
At the close ofthis meeting. the Rev
Davidson Dnglas. d. D., the President
uf the Presbyterian College, was heard
IN the interest of this in Instftu3irn.
DIR. Douglas gavn q very Interesting
and encouraging report of this COL
lege, showing that il IS making marked
and material progress along all lines.
ar. douglas Is a strong man aud no
institution could faii to grow u
prosper with such an able leadtsl
bead :.,isi 8, /.
The PsesbyteFians of. South Caro-
linag have something to he proud off
in the pFesident4of of thesr college, ana
If they will but back him sup q In Z his
plans ans Efforts he will soon have
them IA college that they can point co.
with q worthy feeling of pride. 81
Il The sessions will be. reaumed satltincd
O'Clock this morning, and the Pres
ASysery will likely adjourn sometime
this afternoon. 6 81 81 g /,
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- - csser for the sSttfsts su1ute anu me
assurances received indicated that he
Gould get the place, but his business
affairs would not let him leave home
ii 10 stated, iioWegers by those VINO
proposei his name last night, thai this
considerations should not Keep hi
from announcing his candtdaoy for
mayor. ~ (
In the local afternoon paper yas7
|.terdays it was stated that Alderman
e. p Elmore OF the present city couns
Gil viii offer for mayor. Mr. EImore
has been regarded as d very careful
public official and has strong fol-
losFins- G. y Tolly has also intis.
mated that nnder certain c0nd ditions he
would enter the race. The nam b Of
w! ~ Brihsey hass9 been prominently
mentioned. and whiis hEs Hat Is not III
the ring, Il is said by his friends that!
tlley are BryInRs 10 'l11lL fE fnera sga sSs
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( Prasbytery resumed its session. at
$50. The reports of the various CON-
mitteeS were taken up. TIE Com
mittee on Local Home Missions made
very interesting and encouraging
report go tr9.
1t showed taat practically all of the
churches had been supplied with
preaching dprlHgs the year. and that
about $3.50 bad been raised for this
cause. The Committee recommended
that the sum of, s1,7O0 he asked for
this work this year.
Election Of Commissioners.
The Presbytery elected the following
Commissioners to repres ert this PScs-
bytery In the General Asse Sly,
which Is TO meet in Kansas City, Mo-,
in May. =
Rev. G.. NJ, Wilcox. Of Walhalla. min
lister, and Hon. j. l.. Sherard. OF Cen
trail Church, Anderson. Elder; and
Rev. D. p. Junkin, of Piedmont, al
ternate To Rev. Mr.. Wilcox, and Prof.
john II Eonner. of Pelzer,. alto: cate
to Mr.. S:.nrard.
pln' Of Next Meeting.
The Prcsbytery accepted the inv
ton OF the Mt. Zion church, of Sandy
Springs to hold its next meeting with
, thls ehnrsh. And after much discus
n.es, sion 'ne .ime WIS nSed as Thursday
II was theldesire ., this church -
have aEa i'f$slS4 NJ meet oa Eridsy
u,oI,t ard ,.or,,,, * ,,,,.,. ,o, ~
IN the eha,, ~! fs,,,o 80 tn sn' tu'N;t.
fi6R NINA rcsj, &, III -
tha' vensra,,in sSr pese.eu pr y!
long tiise rsesfsd aTs,,,s tIs sI Snh,, ,sh & y |,
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BEL OWED AN
PASS WAY
Mn. Anna b. N Il i
All Old Ssons Church Yesssr4
day AftesnqSn

Fhe bufiy OF Mrs anna n NftlSe
arrived in An5erao,, I 8 q s,,,
fr,,, Islbarsns
sodk Mao, yestsrd 8 80 fi ~, Si.,,s ~ =
= .t SSss - ~,
seTvtnss - ,yers s. ~ - s ~.
Mr. Mills assssss:s s 4 .sIsay 30 &, :
psilers ,,S' - - . ~
Mira Mics ,,,,s s., I. ts,s,l IS ha,.
IL, ,llies' Z g estusEt9s1 81 the
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-16
THE sOuTH AND CATTLE

The south is the country for the
production of live stock. The red
hills and the gulliesswhfch like ugly
gashes show wherc the'fich blood of
the soil hns poured, can be transform
cd into rolling plains OF Bermuda and
other grasses. and tens of thousands
of cattle. can be produced in this
country. Let us lose no time in bring
this to pass. Bermuda grass Is the
greatest thing In the world TO hold
soil together and twill grow on the
side OF the deepest gully Il given the
least bit OF opportunity!
The movement to produce beef cat
tie in the south IS spreading. Oconee.
our sister county. is going into the
matter In n careful way. and will in
time become one of the noted cattle
counties of this section. The Keowee
Courier of WalhailIBaa, WalhailIBaa, n, speaking of
this matter in fits issue OF yesterday
says:
"A movement is being started in
OcOnee for the organization of Live
Stock Association, and unquestion-
ably It is q move that should be en-
tered into heartily by all farmers and
others who are in a position TO en-
gage in or encourage the raising of
better live stock. We are not in
position to speak for the promoters
of this enterprise, but we presume
that the movement viii look to the
bettering of all live stock. and there
Is room for improvement all along the
line. We need better work animals.
better hogs, more and better sheep.
better cattle. Of the two distinct types
those best suited for dairy purp6ses,
and those bred especially as beea
cattle.
'lTlie feeding of the people is be-
coming q real problem. and the ques-
ton OF meat enters largely into the
problem of feeding the nation. With
the price of beef soaring higher and
higher, the Average family is COM
PEELED to cut from the deiiy ration
the item OF meat. Already 1t is be-
yond the reach of many, The an.
swer Is that the scarcity OF beef cat
tie makes 1t impossible for the butch
,ers to gel sufficient numbers OF cat
tie TO slaughter to meet the demand
and the price IS accordingly out Of all
reaspA Withplt some remedy mat
ters must necessarily become worse.
The live stock association Is the
only remedy at hand, and this Inoyes
s5nent that B TO be sinaugurated at an
carly date should appeal To- every
citizen Ila most fereespb ,lnanHsf.
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BIG ORDER PLACED BY
THE BOARD or HEALTH
SANITARY CANS SELECTED
FOR THE CITY
WILL COST $4,000
People of Anderson win Be Able
To Secure Them ct Rate. OF +,
$500 Each

A special meeting of the Anderson
Board OF Health took place yesterday
afternoon, DR.. Frank Ashmore, the
chairman, being in the chair, at which
time a representative of the Stevens
company Of Atlanta appeared and sub
mltted for the inspection of the body
a type of sanitary cans now in use IN
number Of different cities. Tha can
exhibited by Mr.. Stevens met with the
hearty approval of the board and that
Dody at once placed an order with
the Atlanta manufacturer for enough
OIL these cans to supply the city. All
tod viii represent an expenditure
oil approximately $4,000, although the
amount may be slightly smaller than
this. The cans will be sold to the
public of Andersen for S3 a piece.
II will be remembered that CITY
council recently passed an ordinance.
at the request of the Board of Hdalth.
In which II says that every stfrfaceg
closet in the city must be supplied
with onesof these sanitary cans. IT
wis be beneficial to tii6 public health
and while some of the property own
ers may protest It is an assured fact
that the majority Twill rdalhe the
necessity of such step.
DR. Ashmore said last, night chat
the cans would be shipped from At
lanta at once and they would probably
reach Anderson within the next week.
they VIII certainly be here within 10
days.
+ The question OF forcing the BARRIERS
of the city to inaIaIi towel sterlizera.
in their shops was taken up. and dis
GugHQn Snnn III n. \ u ~
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= r -. = E j
2 Alnlmher of friantla of i < Fnwfar,
called at The Inteillgencer olIce
Wednesday night fb state that strong
ssa:isoa Nsssr, Fowler to- permit his name
to be used in connecti ion with the: ssf4
flee ofGmayor in the coming city eIec-
;tion. It was not stated definitely that
Mr. Fowler would nerl1it his name to
he used, although Ii Was reported that
he has the matter under serious ad-
iyfsement. ss,s tss
The friends who made this state-
ment declared that as the next two
or three years VIII make the critical
period in the deyelopf pfaent oe Anderson,
the transition from ei1SAof 1900
TO 8 larger city per doubtsS 1iie
population, they are Interested 90 See
Z ptegressiye man Il the office OF
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get your paper regularly please notify
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OF yoEr Taper 10 printed date 70 which
your paper is paiG. All checks ana
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as no iloLLFRs Il sT,Rs

gs g3 Sls 4. ysa sl "a
Wesghaye been asked to comment
Epon the matter of schildren taliing
80 nJiay privileges iii The use os roIS
laF sltittes f7liia Iis Il aAttaF tiben
FWhirh We dislike To have anything to
say So Ter as our obsergation Is
concerned the litt:e folks are merely
having pleasure, an Innocent heaIth-
- = = > SiS IuTII-
plaiit TO make But there are good
people who tell as that in certain Sec
ttii6hF or tthe oiitty the ehiiaren are too
"premjscuaus. We have nothing 10
say 10 the children,
When we are called upon to take
sides against this. little people in
their pastimes. We hesitate. They
should not he allowed to run Wild of
course, but they should be permitted
healthfal exercise, even II, the, city
haa to give them n play ground and
i public park which will come some.
day and wig not now
One lof tho sySAetest ana yet gaadest
OF little plays That have ever appealed
20 human eeriInnent syens = tho .hsa,alif,.l
musical light drama royland The
chorus IN one df the acts In1s: t1os-
laRa, JSytand. EittlesGirl sandRoys
land When once yol cross It's b6rd :
ers, yoIr cnn na,er rsiiiisI. . - 4.
Z There Is more philosophy In those
lew simple words than ihssohi6 whole
books Of metaphysics. Let the little
n5,ople be happy as long as The may.
,I'hh alma t,iIi oanna ali fssa s4ss.s.s ~. 40.
sorrow and age VII creep upon ii,em
Sorrow like a heavy hanging
he'll. 4 IS Z. 81
Once set on ringing. with its
with its own weight goes Y,
lt in 70 the parents we would appeal
the little folks TO be re.
spectfnI to their elders, and 10 take
up; but u pari of the sidewalk when
|they are skating DO not let them
force ladies 10 walk in the streets,
THERE IS On ordinance pernlittinR tes
aiss Of skates m certain pegtlons 81
tho city ana ii the parents do. not
see that Il Is respected the
CHI niay put the whole city into the
Srsllnapce. ~ ~ (. IS
The sshaafar. sNssuee sles I...9s :
s,Did yaa notice, sks antlfal bats and
cIoslie last sunday 4 10 we gather
IRON, fitfas fhat tl,, fa,s 4 ~ = ~
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Washington, April 1 d. Forecast:
South car6lina Fair: warmer Fhurs
dey; Friday fair. Is.
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AIcf.suFin rIiAillsaf 10 l,e fhs
oals Blease cafs Il shs aeid s
soaeer how cor Froll sims
sud Fgsille sFby q s. sl,S hlEze MI
gsg 81 tAki
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Thc better the hotels the better the
town And tho more Of them the big
ger The tpsiis 's.
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Some times we think our telephone
ls has Joined the !. Syi WI Won't work.
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Ia The reason men dye is because they
eel that there Il nothing in life when
they bee6rie era s. g 3 "
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S All other recommendations referred
to the latest diotionariess but we
pronuucs the whole Mexican war. wit {
the epfne inflectit5n and emphasis and
apprpsd mately the same language as
Sherman. sl.BS s.,5'
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: I JUsT CRAZY ..; 3 3
: 2, :, z b !, = q Z 3 a q E

stss ttsti 4 s--------- q y; ,s} - s,,yJ
How would this do for q crazy man I
ll aerpplanes were mar plhetured in
y ttIEts a 2
Il pge West shoald die would. New
IL d man fell from an. asrepiane
wniiili tiia hnfflaAe4 HStssayo & -. -.
lt InEersoll would tell the trnth
would Rill I4ynn s. Z
Ifs IIgon Is good IS I.edbetterg
9 If tliere were haby in the moon
wouIsi the skyfocket
---------- a e stst
II Hebs6n got underwood, would
Il he siobre NViIs0tle s.
6 " tlsS < ~ < q 81 Z Z
4 IfstiSs ig;iorke laugh. aouId 0afg-ney9e 2
- ssssft y 81 sfs ~ rs ~
flee boy > AZ = rs !, &: q
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a large circulation than any other
newspaper in this Congressional Dis
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One req sou we dlalike ..tS, tne "A b
come g tiierow to 81 faiaad By hiyths
I ietniirgera IN Charlotte.
ttnin sets hnsk cl@Rn-ltD forces in
spnftanbprg. tihA water H6 Isas6 s6s.
Ing PROPERTIES IN tlaas hltsRg
ie hope tlie Istsfnsbafs win pat On
iaoins tsr1ugh 4 trains sils low Thfes FOR
be spsttn,sbgrg tsIl festival. ,5
81 q fri 4 Ss,3 & N 9 ses
laowin & tho. bad jhabits Of April.
why aiosilss any bod ever start Il ,itIae..
bail isasia season IL that npnthG
II + apotliei fal down for William
Burns see nothing of the
lrraak CASE 10 the atlanta bapefs.
Its great rs bs faRsous. Joe Jack.
son has gone q etying out 4estimon-
iala for MI yiicina companies.
We can't believe II OF the governor
that ne has threatened to calf an extra
session of the Iagialatdre That woaia
No sImoEsne, lust becansa the chan
=stauQua viii exhibit under canvas Is
no raason Tor believing 1t % be d two
riiig eire1s 81 +.
= resident ~ llapn Saild only, take
charge Of the washington baseball
taeHl the senstors, ns ha has the cen
tnrs It'll Ea little Y eia3
Anew ofilce7 iitlciai shos osaiIeEs for
anderson roads Get the candidates
from the INKS Of the hliad tiEeEsr
The old itens viii, s0oa get back on
The job Is settihg, seeins thar Easter
egts viii no longer take thelf suftrag.
3 70 away from them.
~ AZ
Abe Martin says That there are two
critical peFipds In every mans life
whesl he5 wants 10 belong to q band
and when he wahts an ofsiee, s.
test Of memory Look Ia the
book find The nuEiber Of the phone
sou vie Is sss t;is receiver OH. tho
NOOK aud Then rsnsnBer the 6nn,-
bes
II b our briyaie opinion. pubiicis
xprssssds that an ders0a Siray
hosse would show up wels aiongsiis
she hius ftbbon elpness Al Inc Green,
VILE horse show
RICK ,Sls ttsss a. ], market Sqnotais
sioae Hess sirang shsep steady,
esssls saFane SO 4 ,soss ai;;ont
syeIFs no rel5orJ On s.attef
I'D seass nee
W erse NllIing FOR SpaFs
lall6ay p6eple IS hase cleansylp dissn
Sus nas iiex slly tIel Is AssslSe sae lsity
kkfeanfsxs A kIsfcSiIaai "a AK 4 of Ss-
ctssees of s6fhure
os q ID leasnea ID read ii
81 4tS aga; S1lia niuak 30 as
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I1uerta Wurta, says the Mexic. u
WheFe-to. says villa. Tan.
swer. 70 the saIne place thar sherman
mentioned, we suppose.
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,IlyIyp nSlII
better engage inst anienaid school
partd tro IDSsion 70 SuIae over lnd snow
tie Balley Military tnatstutonl fsantl
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villa VeelAga, says the French.
Xaai-ya. saxa Abe fAsierai
Villain says Huerta.
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II tIebs6n got underwood, would
Il he sioore-N NgiIsoh9
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Iuarez wares. TO which Te4
zaFipp SHERMAN would add sIfelI.9 Il
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Tlie e nsiar Nisv,e lslls Ilsit ..s..A
s,Did ytu not ice the ifal bats and
eI6slie last SHndaSaiis No We gather
from thts fhat llia oereafer part 6f
chest6e'a p6palati6 is 61nds
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Receiving Complete Daily Telegrsphic
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e &c there were a isaby IN the moon
swouId the skyfocket?
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I lf 5Ingersoll would tell the truth
would Hill Iynn2 s.
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lI.lE.XIClAA lAOssARY

q & i . 81 Q 8 30 . 90 5 o.e
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it'e great 70 he fansons Joe Jack
aon has gone Is Gsiying out testImon-
iaIa for me licina compeniea.
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Rain sets hpsk cl@an-iiD forces in
spnftanbprg tlAa WATER aB aIsA 81.
Y ils properties in lisss hltsKl 5sls.
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.ll lpr Being r9ed
D ~ axe l2Q ace f0a nor
va eIifq015lfg qti7

4. humber q frisn.Ia i. s. 81 ] Z FnuioI q
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We can't believe II OF the governor
that ne has thrsateae 70 calf an extra
session OF the sIagialatare. That would
he wicked
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If4a man fell from an asrepiane
wniiih tho. hntfla- {. ss.,a..a s5ss-ss. u
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The splsl sl,ens will sSon get back on
{ the Job q setsihg. seeing that easter
eglrs win no longer take their suftraE.
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q IIeon s good S I.ea6etter9
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We hope the tsitsfnfbais viii plit on
iions tAr0ugh trains nds low Fafes Tor
ne asllS festival. Is
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new oillce-s . icial sh0taiieFs for
Anderson roads, Get the candidates
fEan the sanks Of the blind tiEeEsrs
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II ss our sriyate D apIniofl. pnbiiciS
sxpfssseds that sd snderson iray
horse would show up well tiicngsiis
u hius ribbon .slpner al Inc Green,
VILE horse show