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side by side with the man she loved!
She put the cuirass on.
Quite Involuntary her eyes roved
to Bruce, who was staring at her like
one entranced. The hearts Of both OF
them leaped, but their lips remained
mute. There was, however. q message
in the eyes which each read with equal
clearness. oh. to be free, to be back
In the old familiar world!
Lowly Pundita told the story. Al
she unfolded the tale Kathlyn ex-
perienced q strange exhilaration. I'M
recurrence Of that strange duality
which she had first known In tho
Temple Of the L3n.
we have failed" whispered Lal
Singh. Tho palace soldiers betrayed
us! All are prisoners. shortly to b
shot Food and water there!
Fly!" And thus Lal Singh
gave up his cobbler's booth.
As in dream Kathlyn ran from the
house into the street. Winnie would
have followed, but Pundita chung to
her, refusing to let her go. The stony
look In Kathlyn's eyes had warned
Pundita Of the futility Of trying to
coerce her.
With the sun breathing In lances Of
light against the ancient chair armor.
her golden hair flying behind her like
q cloud. on. on Kathlyn ran, mover
stumbling, never faltering. till she
came out into the square before the
palace. Like an Amazon Of old she
called to the scattering revolutionists.
called. harangued, smothered them
under her scorn and contempt, and
finally reused them to frenzy. She
became again In their eyes the white
goddess whom no beast nor trap could
harm: and they would have gone to
the gates Of hell at q word from her.
And many did.
In her madness Ka&hlyn turned the
tide: and when her fathers arm closed
round her she sank insensible upon
his breast.
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A Woman Who Loved Him Hid Him
n q palanquln.

and that she had red blood In her
veins. Ike the rest Of -. Women are
mysteries. Here WAS ono who fought
Ike IN ancient warrior; and yet she
swooned~in her fathers armsl That
. al today. huzoor. / am m old man,
and my throat dries quickly. Come
tomorrow and win tell you more
But tomorrow comes to ind you in
terested In something else; and the
old beggar Jugsles his bowl before the
steps OF the mosque. patiently waiting
for another listener.
- .
Kit. KIT" cried Kathlyn's father
when she came to her senses. my
girl. my grill"
"Dad!"
How could you do it?s
do what?" vaguely.
Lead q forlorn cause to victory:
you. grill"
She brushed back the hair which
tumbled about her eyes. glanced at tho
powder-stained faces grouped about
her, glanced at the toppled throne, at
Bruce. at Ramabai. She made an ct.
fort to explain. but the words would
not come.
Il would not question her." said
Bruce to the colonel. For my part,
I never SO thoroughly believed in God
~ ] do now. She does not realize
what she has done"
The colonel bent his head rever.
emily.
We owe our lives to her" said Rar
mabai. Somewhere In the dim ages
there was great mother, and today
her soul entered the memsahib."
"Mine!" murmured Bruce. This
beautiful strange woman 10 mine! God
send the day quickly when can take
her in my arms and guard her! Ra.
mabai," he said aloud, go to the
balcony and -nrqcleim Pundita qusan.
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sYNoPsla

wAYTNR 1-Kathlyn Hare. believing
her fethsr. Col. Hare. n peril. has sum
m0noa her, leaves her home in Cali1orn1,
him II IN n .h.a: 1 nd. u%Ss1s
PIE ss1sael. named b. the late king - hi
CHATTER u-Azzivtne in Alfalfa Kath
informed y Umbaila that he,
tnUt parry him. She refuses and IL in
te1mo4 ~ tho priests that no woman cal
fuIe unmarried. She 10 given seven day.
10 Eh4nk II ever.
CHAPTER III-she still refuses ana 4
tn1Q that she must undergo two ordeayl
T1th Wild beAGtA II she survives she viii
CHAPTER Iv-John Bruce, IN Amer.
can, 2aves her life
CHAPT1R v-Ths elephant which car
m her from the scene Of her trials runa
AWav. separating her from Bruce and the
s~oe q the party.
CHAPTER VI-ehe takes refuge In q
fqined temple, but this haven 10 the abode
sf Non ana she u forced to flee from Il.
CKATTDR vII-shs nnds . retreat /,
- SoaolA only 70 tall Into the hands OF
0avo Traders.
CHAPTER vI1I-Kathlyn IL BROUGHT tn
he PNShe mart In Alfalfa and sold "a
U2e0 who. finding her still insub-
=. tnssws her into the dungeon With
CHAPTER Ix-she y rescued by Bruce
CNAP11R x-Colonsa Hare also b re-
voo1 U01aLA. with soldiers. starts In
Dufsalt Kathlyn u struck By Z bullet
CHAPTER xI-Ths fusitivea are given
Shsltpr IN the palace OF Rala Khan.
CRATER X1I-eupplied by camsls by
tho ohoa stable prince they start for the
peaE. ~ sEs captured by brig:nds: IN
sSe. 1 1ss. ana G &sshiyn Killed. Ran'r ana
cxAFTER x111-The bandits auarzsl
II lsTane ths CONFUSION Kathiyn ana
0s0so esoaDs and return to Alfalfa. They
aaAssst plan to rescue the colonel
CHAPTER xIv-Ths colonel il nomi-
0y I'D, but really . prisoner. It II
n1SAGe1 = ma : bride for him. Kath-
JVq 0hlng 4ceess to the PALACE In dis
50 Whom tie treasury isopards escaps
throwing the court into confusion.
CHAPTER xv-During the panic Ram
~ AAA Bruce rescue Kathlyn and her
~ ~: - the party steals away from
cHA1rm XVIII. colonel hears that
- yeuoger daughter, Winnie, 10 about
= ees1vo IN Allaha. The party journeys
- . AllahA Winnie arrives before
~ - anA walks into the trap prepared
~ NJ ~ Umballa. Winnie e croWned
oeaa. xathlyn and her fathor attend In
4UDe and make thier presence known
, ~ terr1deA girl
CHATTER Xvu-Kathlyn, in disguis<
- adm111don to Winnio'D room. but q
secvefo4 b. Umballa, who orders thai
= o9eeed - Q sacrifice to the god
|0GDprnAo2 0ho u reoorod ~ the colnre1
CHATTER xv1u-Kathlyn, disguised
Il g a1.m1 trainer, takes part in . pub
Deeofe and rescues her sister.
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mand It. Az you say, we cannot tell
what may happen. The rebellion may
prove fizzle; but, one way or the
other, there will be death. want you
I to leave rs, for We are indeed &C
cursed!"
The man ct her side laughed. 70
her ears It was the same laughter she
had heard In the desert. In her heart
she knew that he would not 20. Was
she glad?
'My life IL mine. Kit" he said, 70.
leasing her hands, "and I give It to
you. But promise not to speak Of
love again till you are safe and sound
on the broad Pacific. There are All
med and Lal Singh and Ramabai, and
will be their lieutenant. By the
Lord Harry, besides yourself thdre 10
only one thing want: my hand round
the throat OF the black devil who has
caused all this. He seems to bear q
charmed life. Never have had q good
opportunity to get near him. But pa
tience!"
Let US return to father and Win
ME-" she said. Besides, perhaps !
ought not to have come out here at
ALL"
And Winnie! The change which
had taken place In the child was tho
most remarkable Of all to Kathlyn.
Winnie was q woman, quiet, brave, un-
murmuring, and Kathlyn now real
lied that the child had been fighty
simply because they had coddled her
and given way to her whims In the
old days. The old days! All. could
either Of them ever go back to the
placid, humdrum contentment Of home
after all this strife?
During this talk in the garden I'm
balla had not been inactive. The
white people could not possibly have
left the city; they we're still within
the walls. For all that he had rea-
soned shrewdly regarding the house
OF Ramabai, he could not dismiss the
possibility from his mind. So at
length he ordered his captain of the
guard, roughly and with curses-for
Umballa was not pleasant in his cups
to proceed at once to the house Of
Ramabai and learn If they were there.
or had been; to bastinado all the serv-
ants in the house till the truth was
dragged from their lips. Dead or
eufve!
The captain salaamed and departed
with his men. He was the same CAP
tain whom Umballa weeks before had
marked for death because Of his in
science. But the regent had found
him so necessary that he dared not
harm the man till real quiet was fully
restored in Alfalfa And well the cap
tain knew this: knew that his master
was only biding his time and that once
Umballa had his desires his (the cap
tain's) throat would not be worth q
copper piece. But the captain was a
gambler, and Umballa's rupees were
as necessary to him as air and water.
Still. If Umballa had hidden fangs. 10
had he. Let the regent strike.
AS Bruce and Kathlyn reached the
door leading into the house they were
met by Ramabat whose face was
grave.
"Ah, memsahib. you ought not to
have come out here. You might be
seen. Perhaps Umballa is merely
playing with us. cat and mouse WISE"
He might have had more at his
tongues end, but he was destined not
to utter Il Tha cate Naa flung omen
Nh t5 d..
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CHAPTER XIX.
The Uprising.

Through the tunnel, into the street
into the care OF Ahmed and Lal Singh
then hurriedly to the house Of Rama,
bal. The fact that they had to pro.
osed to Ramabai's was Q severe blow
@ Bruce &nd the colonel. They had
expected al to be mounted the instant
0ey came from the tunnel 4 svift
unobstructed flight to the eats and
freedom. But Ahmed could not md
~ elephants. Too Late he learned
na1 the mahouts he had secretly q.
gased had misunderstood his instruc.
no0s and had stationed themselves
nesr the main entrance to the arepaf
Ihe c&sing and railing aE,insa
.ate 10 q futile thing. never beariua
uult; 60 Ramabai suggested IL housc
I'll transportation could be ss cured
fhey perfectly understood tina. thay
oo'aid not remain in the house more
1asSil few hours. for Unballa
~eafd s1rely send his men every
34sss' sTd quite possibly fret Of all
"a, isIssssss RATS.
''ssa s'a~.s-bai did not appear worry
Iss.o:'s ..saaa.ed There wera sacrat
e.a'lwaSs in his house that not even
s'1.s,ss knew. and at pinch he had
pis-i ~ which he could turn away
atsft,lat.on. Only in the direst
.se.a, though, did be intend to execute
the Man. He wanted his friends ont
blood. - my
well. said Ahmed, anxrily cast.
lhs assas his disguise, well. Ramabai.
sp.s 4 the crisis VIII you striker"
EaI Angh's. wrinkled face lightened
up, with eagerness.
we are ready, Ramabai," he said
'"e: Ramabai paused in hia
Pise,ns to gaze keenly into the eve.
o. the old conspirator.
ies' we. For l. Lal Singh. -,,,no.a
70 take my stand at your r,ss+ hara
have not been idle. $500 .
your you , friends are evincin, Z hnpatiencs.
. an ! know. You VIE a .or Mood.
sss rebellion: but t. .. a.nnot ns ~
among our people. Van I h.xa s. ID that hat
knew vov,a Jur followers, II they
put ~ vous 1weep the poor old king
INIT hin, u path. Listen. Shall we
,orm ., oack on the throne, to per
Ar -,,ne other mad thing like this
n II his throne to the Colonel Sa-
"
Ramabai, watched intently by the
two conspirators for the British raj
and his white friends. paced back and
forth. his hands behind his back, his
head bent. He was Christian. he
was not only q Christian, he was a
Hindu. and the shedding Of blood was
6o9bly abhorrent to his mind.
= am being pulled by two horses"
10 said.
ACT quickly" advised Ahmed; zone
way Or the other. Umballa will throw
his men round the whole city and
thars viii not be q space large enough
II rat to crawl through. And he
win light like rat this time; mark |
me-"
Ramabai paused suddenly in front
OF his wife and smiled down at her.
Pundita, you are my legal queen.
i II for yon to say what shall be !
- -.-s ".
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f 3rss
Lst - have done WITH HIs bafn.~
there is any chance Of Umballa recov.
sring. What shall 10 do vith =.
Council?"
WATT" responded Ramabai =.
II for another to say" And he no,nt.
ed to the marble nass 1t his feat s.
And all understood what horo,
meant to this man Of dark skin '2s
Now" he continued. Il viGh n -
home at once. We viii leaye : nm.
Gent guard here to watch Over IA
palace. My wife waits; and thu d.sth ]
Of Lal Singh may have !.
The same thought flashed thror.a.sI
Kathlyn's mind: tho dagger. Dyins'
| Lal Singh had declared that Ramahei
was prisoner; and well would Pun
dita comprehended what that meant.
Yes, yes! let US 90 quickly" Kath-
lyn cried. Pundita might be dead and
Winnie crazed with grief.
They left the palace Immediately.
The overthrow of Umballa seemed
to be complete. Everywhere the SOL
diers surrendered. for it was better
to have food In the stomach than lead.
Tomorrow there would be many pyre
at the murning CHATS. but today was =
day Of victory.
Every one began to hunt for Umbal-
la. There was as yet no price on his
head: It was the zest Of hunting only
that set the people to it. They ran In
and out of Umballa's house. and were
not above looting. though word had
gone forth that Ramabai would have
every locter shot II found in the act.
But search as they would. they could
ind no trace Of Umballa.
A woman who loved him-the only
one loyal to him In all Alfalfa that day
had hidden him In palanquin In
the garden Of brides. Crouched down
In the narrow space shuddering at the
sound CT shot, whether near or far,
dying a Thousand deaths, wishing he
had never been taken from the gutter
willing to give up his Jewels, his
plate. simply to Iva
The woman Of the zenana, when the
tumult died away completely, found
some slaves. She made them divest
themselves Of the royal turbans and
assume ordinary white ones. Then she
told them to carry the palanquin to
q certain house In the fruit bazaar, to
go by side streets. alleys. passages, 70
avoid all gatherings. Once in tho
house Of her sister, the dancer, I'm
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Il believe Il 10 ~ Ahmed ~ r.
al pull out Of this safely II -
Now, let's 60 and get the nets
will not be q dozen men In ~
town who viii have SENSE 60
shoot the lions ~ they appear
howl and run for shelter. 49, y!
welcome to Alfalfa. HI. thsrs
now; see. coming round The g !s[|
I'll pot him."
But ere Bruce could level ~
the lion turned back. perhape l.. ss
ened at the clamor.
Kathlyn was not alarmed NJ
ing herself separated from
men she loved 30 well. Her g
Germ was to avoid being = .s;:.l.
down and trampled upon. -
animals. II left quietly to tns .ss:5
the lions would make for tne ess|
but II harried or frightened tn
maui any one within reach.
kathryn was packed in rafns
", and she was carried past 49,
which led to the house q 8
though she struggled dsspe .ss
push through. She was pre-
ried into the bazaars. the
their senseless flight tried = .sz3
they could for her, but self
ton was their first though
wasn't the cleanest smelllnS
the world. either.
At the same time KathUn ...s
ing vigorously to get free g ..s
Winnie was struggling w
striving to wrench the -.
In x1aG4tx3c VIM g
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SECRETARY BO[sEN BUSY
WORKING UP MEETING
Press of Panhandle join In Publicity
Npfk g. Insure success 20
Our~s.

Secretary T. q Boeson. Of the
Amarillo Board of cay Development
vas busy yesterday among other
thIngs In mailing out about 200 pro.
zrams direct 20 the farmers of the
Panhandle calling their attention no
the many excellent things Boz store
for those who attend The Panhandle
Farmers Short Course which VIII
be- given in Amarillo August 20 90
Zh inclusive
The newspaper. OF the Panhandle
are taxing this matter up IN way
that should make the meeting @ sue
cess " this first attempt OF "a
school OF in truciion of this kind.
with some twenty competent inftrIc-
tors present from different sections
OF the west and southwest. Mould
be- properly appreciated. both The
state Department and the T. Ag-
rIcultural Department viii be- glad 10
continue Go cooperate with uH Boz "a
regular annual meeting OF this Kind
The Interest manifested by the
pres OF the Panhandle 30 giving the
matter the necessary publicity would
seem 10 insure larfc attendance
An attendance oi several hundred OF
the progressive farmers oi the Pan
handle would Doe lu inspiration 90
hcse able gentlemen o. do their
yery best work
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-25
SENATOR v[AL[ SPEAKS
TO LARGE AUDIENCE
SiN Hundred People Listen Tor one
Hour To Review az His Lite
Mud Work.

Senator John W Vcalo spoke to
an audience - some siN hundred
people last evening at Filth and
POLK street
llc wa preceded by Judge + +.
N urks Vhu spoke but briefly pay
ing a just tribute 10 Judge Nrulc
aud having nothing but comm,ndu
ton tor each OF ms opponents
senator Neaio spoke Tor about 90
hour Co one among the largest
crowds that has listened 10 a street
speech here during the campaign
&C. paid but little attention To either
of bis opponents In his remarks and
reviewed DIS own life from the begin
ming tie gave history of his life
as A resident OF amarillo. and re-
chilled many movements for the hene-
I'd. of this ,It, and the Panhandle as
a whole in which he has been a par
ucipant be pointed to Dds services
ia the lcgi aturv. his sympathy WIN
labor and bis readiness 90 serve
Amarillo a' an times
Ile bias one very decided cunVi'-
tous AIS o. what be deems some 90.
,he important charac .eristics OF tho
Judge on tHs bench aud dvelt upon
these
Al thr Conclusion of his address
Judge KImHrough spoke in behalf OF
Tom Ball candidacy for governor.
raid a compliment To senator 'eale
and asked hat the voters use care
to vote fOr men Who are deserving.
CONNIE emit trustworthy and ia every
vay fitted .lr the positions TO which
they aspire
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-25
MILLION DOLLAR MYSTERY
BREAKS ALL RECORDS
Packed House Wen Pleased J. re
port From Mission Theatre
Last Evening.

An previous records OF atten-
dance a. the Mission theatre we're
broken last evening by th, crowds
who came to witness the fourth
oposide Of the Million Dollar Ny
terry
The play began three weeks ago
and new episode of the same story
A. put ON every Friday night
~ the story progrcs8es the in-
crest seems 90 increase and laSl
night the crowds were taudinc clear
back TO the entrance There wa.
also good crowd IN the afternoon
To witness the same scenes.
This theatre which from the iirt'
has not had sufficient seating ca
pacity 10 handle the large audiences
of people Aho wanted 10 culo, the
uro rams az this popular picture
show house. was enlarged some
weeks ago. n has again outrroWn
iis capacity which speak well for
the popularity of the house, i.s man
agoment and the character OF 49,
shows.
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ACCEPTABLE CANDIDATES
FOR THE STATE OFFICES
Hartman liall (0mmiiife Nhmfs
iiI.t ~ Aspirsnis Who We
commended.

Tuo following Communication
from s. q Jackson. chairman Of
Tho Tom Ball Committee OF Potter
county D. cif explanatory fof thc
office of Land Commits iourr two
mru arr cnior 60 and puf up 10 tho
people foe them 10 make their own
selection ] O. NobiusOn is the
present incumbent
for tHr office of State sIpsrlntcn-
dent Utr.isc both tAr present 100
umDcut W' Doughty. and bis op-
ponru II IS MARI are oudors.
"a
Amarillo Tex July 30. l9ll
Editor Daily NcUs.
Cify
Dear Sir
prI,r INK that 'be friend 70 good
Government .hpuld be- informed as
to mo proper candidate Tor state
0..i0r. Zoo vote for. Hst . herewith
appended moving the names OF
fH1.p HnD arc progressive. Rho are
good Wilson democrats. and HhO
are opposed tU llo0u domination in
T'Ea polite. They are good up
Urhf nfIfeus and each sell uuaH.
ird f0. the office Tor which be- as
pIfr 5000 their names .houId be- re-
mcmber.f Hurn 0raiching the bal
loi rof saturday bo not boz mis-
Iof fnd lo not forget these names
Governor THus ~ Bail
lIou eHauf Governor % y Stur-
Fouu
ATTORNEY Genera - e. Looney
State Urea Iror John ~ Baker
Comptroller j D. Franklin.
Comm Hsi0uer OF Agriculture 10.
A ualuort
Land Comm, 4ionet J 7 Robin.
son or T " Bartlett
State 5upt OF schools W g.
bought. OF s. 81 y Marrs
Supreme Court S. T. Hawkins.
Court OF Criminal Appeals j J.
Faulk
tiru,d CommsI1 uer - o.
Nayupld
Yours Ncry Truly
NJ J. q JACKSON
T Chairman. Tom BAH Committee of
Potter county
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THE LIMIT CAFE

Cloancat aud best place to eat. Try
The Limit. it6 Taylor.
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POPULAR SALES LADIES
DISSOLVE PARTNERSHIP
Mr.. FLYNN Ieiirc>-NiS. ""'r'>""
Hrrumc> sole rroPric're>s "i
Tie Vogue.

Great surprise Will Dee felt hen
% I. learned that the partnership
which has evisted for some time be
toer Mr. T n FLYNN and Mrs Lola
Garrison has been dissolved Ihey
are two of the most popular salo'
Ladies' in tie CITY and for the past
tow wears nave been the Joint pro
uritrcs.cs uf the Nn1uc. one of the
leading Ladies Rcaly-to-Wclr stores
in Amarillo
Mrs FNnn D. re'irius from tue
irm and urs Garrison becomes inc
.oIc owner and proprietress NJ
Garrison and daughter Miss Lola are
% capable md so sell and iaVordh-
q. known hat thD patrons oi THIS
popular Grm may hr assured OF
continuation of 'hs brsf possible ser
vice Wr flynn ha a genial prf-
.nnsiiit a.fa never failing WHINE
rr. to o. tFc. REGARDLESS of hff
nnn pff nrai comfort and she All
hf Intrr' misrf from her acrn1-
fnmff pls b. q HHsi 0f AHfm -
mlrsfa
Wr Garrison $500 .fats iu q snort
nmf nr He hHHHrfn Hnf Fnfiffn
msftffa H.dn .aff fH predict ihai
fOr HrH ifT HI HifH and eisilnf
f.f HuHlIf 81 fHaf HHfH fFrf MARI
HI fHf ArrHf FafmHfs Hin aFnh
f.f nN rrhn.rf. cod fhuas Hhp
Ha.n alsf tfli f.a pnHHlaf store
70. fhHf nfiiH
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TodayistheDay

10 cast your vote Tor the man you
think is best qualified-aIl things con-
sidered-to fill the office 10 which he
aspires.
That is your first duty-your next
duty is to buy one Of our Hart, Schaf-
ner & Marx or Michael Stern Suits al
TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT DISCOUNT
Today will be your last opportunity
to vote in State and County Election for
two long years, it also marks your last
opportunity 10 buy these good clothes
at the above discount this year.
Today is the day Of poll-taxes and
dollars-Use your poll-tax as you see
best. Come to our store and we can con-
vince you that with us is the place to
leave your dollars. They do one and
one-fouYth duty here.
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Notice.

Mr. Vauuor win begin protracted
meeting a. Volunteer Warriors. 209r
East Fourth st. We want all chris
tiau people 90 come out and see nat
Wc are doing for Amarillo.
22f-3t
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Tia" u s. Of 4 viii meet every
second Tuesday night OF each month
at o'clock "a odd Follows Hall
MRS. BESSIE ROSENBLuM. see
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bottle Of nr King New Life pills
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ana waste \ fun bowel movement
gives % satisfied thankful feeling
make. YOU feel fine. Effective. yot
mild Don't gripe 25c. ~ your
Drugs
Burklcus Arnica aalto for Burns
tAdy.l
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The distinct, competent AMI vel
qualified candidate for County
Judge II the young man candidate
I. \. Carlisle. NV
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-25
VOTERS Instructions
FOR T0DAYs PRIMARY
Number ~ Delcgaies 10 be- selected
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Tho foliowiag Information Is Civ
On for the benefit OF the voters 10.
day and for those Who may have
some doubt 20 whether or not
they are EMIT ed 10 vote
The man MO will become twon
ty-one years 0' age before the No
yember election. will be- allowed 10
vote IN the primary. provided be- full
fills all other qualifications aud has
taken out the proper exemption pa
pers
The man VII has come 20 Amaril-
10 since Janua l. 1913. Will be en-
titled 20 vote. provided he Will have
been IN the state one year and the
county six months prior 10 the time
Of the November election, and
makes proper f'ldayit 10 that effect.
a man moving into the city since
January J.. 1913. viii not be- requir-
ed 10 show a city poll tax receipt
provided he lls fulfilled tAe no..
quirements OF the law IN an other
respects and makes the proper affi-
davit