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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-08-11

The postal system or Great Brit
ain yields the handsome sum Of $685.
100000 yearly, while our own barely
pays its expenses.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-08-11

Ardmoreite Wants get results
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SITUATION WANTED

WANTED-Work by man. Will do
anything, but prefers job cooking.
A. N. Moreland, care Ardmoreite.
&C
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FOR SALE-Two houses on Second
Ave, n. W., at a bargain. They will
go at $500 each, if sold at once.
Phone Red 67S. j. Q. Jones. sc
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SAPULPA MOB
WANT LYNCH|NC

Continued from page one)
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1t is claimed that there are 406, ,O2O
adults who cannot read or write in
the state of New York. This is due
to the pouring in of foreigners.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-08-11

FOR SALE-Modern fve-room resi-
dence with hall and bath, east
front, corner lot, close in Viii con
slider some trade. Sec lns quick.
u. 4. Dickard. l0-1m
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Il AND POLITICIANS
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MALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED-Wood choppers at once,
S125 per cord. Address lis Third
Ave, ~ w. 11-3
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Young colt, four months
old. Apply $40 4 St, y. E., or
phone red-592 9-3
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The full strength OF Germany ::
army is 100000 men.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-08-11
RURAL TRAINING SCHOOL.

MOney-getters-the Want Ads.
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LOST AND FOUND.

FOUND picked up some money on
the street Aug. II, 1914 II the
owner will describe the amount and
kind, I'll be glad to give it back TO
him. n. B. Ainsworth. Phone red
659. 11-9
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-08-11
LIVESTOCK

FOR SALE-Jersey COW, and heifer
calf. Call r. s. Stuchul, 615 Fourth
Ave, S. E. Phone 5l4. l0-5
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1914-05-16
The ATCHAFALhYA
BASIN ASSOCIATION.
Continued from page l.

continued ITOUI pdSI l.
the outlet theory was wlibou'
merit 10 accomplishing Ihe Ielef
sought. Dot of these divergent
views spfung lbe suggestion mat
A. none Of the canal schemes
rould be undertaken Wi hout tirst
getting he sanction 81 The nation
AL authorities, il would BE- wisest
10 begin at the b. ginning and pre-
pare for he initial steI. n TIE
development Of This ldea II was
agreed that 4 convention shonld
be called Of delegates from the
various sections of the Atcbatlaya
basin. 10 meet IN New Iberia at
200 ~ m. on next Saturday, May
23rd.) and the necessary allot
ment of the preliminary Work was
made. All seemed TO be agreed
to the following declaration OF
principle:
The purpose of the meeting Is
tbe organization of the A'cbafa
lava Basin Association to urge
the Federal Government 10 tx
tend he Jurisdiction of the Mis-
sissippi River Commission to the
Atchfalays River aud its trlbuta
ries."
The question of hall or meeting
place was left to DR.. II A. King,
president of the Iberia Police
Jury. The party, after having
thinner at the Alma House, broke
up with cordial adieux, and the
delegates took the fest trans
leading 10 their respective homes
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1914-05-16

competitors. It has now taken
e great step forward by reduc-
Ing it's rate and at the same time
publishing a better paper than
ever.
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CHECKERS.

Under the personal direction of
Augusta Thomas, the eminent
play wright and dramatist, ~ heck
eIs," the second of the All Star
Feature Corporation productions,
five part moving picture has re-
Gently been completed and will be
shown at the Elks' Theatre FRI
day, May 22nd.
Henry Vi Blossoms great thea
trical success has proven itself
wonderfully well adapted FOR mo
zion picture presentation, and a
most remarkable result has been
accomplished by the makers
Thomas w. Ross. the original
and inimitable "CBeckers," has
been induced TO drop his theatre
al engagements long enough to
play his favorl;e role before the
camera, and he has proven himself
TO be motion picture actor of no
mean ability. His two great
scenes and speeches. "Gee, Amt
it He'll to be Poor" and .Come
on, Remorse," are still we'll IF.
membered by the theatre going
public. and with the wonderful
natural advantage which has been
possible through the use of actual
race track scenes gotten at the
Havre de Grace and Laurel race
courses, the tilm surpasses the
stage production from the stand.
point of realism.
Supporting Mr. Ross, the All
Star Corporation has engaged an
extraordinary cast of players,
great number OF the orig nal cast.
Among the number ia Katherine
la Sale, lately leading lady with
the New York production of "The
Master Mind" William A. vii.
liams, Gertrude StipmaD, Jack
RegaD, Charles Graham and al
hundred others
Twenty thousand people cheer.
ing madly At kemorse, the hun
dred 10 one shot racing home "A
winner In neck aud neck finish
makes a scene exciting enough for
anybody. Two hundred aud fift,
angry depoSitors hnlling rocks
through the bank wi.fdow is an
other tense moment. tThe picture
Is a mile of thrills.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1914-05-16

You'll give this smoking set place among
the things you prize 1t is we'll made hand
somey copper oxidized and, above all else,
practical, complete and useful. Has a etand
for your box of matches, TOO rests for cigars
and ia equipped with cigar cutter, q feature
to be found on few Of even the most pcnslve
smoking sets. Just the thing for the office desk
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1914-05-16

A report comes to us tins week
indicating thar the east Louisiana
straw berry growers have gone NJ
against srt Of buyer this year
who are nndonb eddy brofher
hood IF bears The echoes would
indicate tnat straw berries atr So
cheap where they a,r g,own. Thai
they promise 10 become a work :
ing mans staple.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1914-05-16
STOPS PAIN. HEALS WOUNDS.

Royaline Oil is STRONGER
THAN The OTHER AN NSEPTICS.
That gives it GREA~ POWER
TO EASE HAHN, ins1N or outside,
man or bebst. AN6 makes it go
further and givsEARGER VALUE
FOR THE MONEY. That's why it
wins everywhere, over every
thing, when people try it. It is
praised loudest by those who have
used it longest. It's different.
You'll like it better. Try it now.
1Oc., Csc, soc. Money back plan.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1914-05-16

The BrOoklSa Eagle wants TO
know why lit IL always u Western
luember of CoDgress Who makes
al ass Ut himself by wild talking
III y delicate c.isls,' aud the Lou
isvl.ie Cou,ier-JOu.nal answer $
that I'll IL BECAUSE the Easter u
me, Ibeis are 80 busy silliDg upon
lias for private Interests that they
have DO time for talking"
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TIE KISS.

A kiss ia a peculiar proposition,
Of no use to. one. yet absolutely
bliss to two. The small boy gets
II for nothing; the young man has
to steal it; the old man has TO buy
1t ] he baby's right, the lovers
privilege, the hypocri'e's MASK.
TO young girl, faith; to a NAL
ried woman, hope; to al old maid,
charity. -Ex.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1914-05-16

For fifty years The Times
Democrat-the South's great
est newspaper-has successful
" maintained subscription
price of $1,000 per year because
OF it's great superiority over ali
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l. & v. a. R. co.
Annual Meeting.

Office of the iberia &c Vermilion Rail
road Company.
New Iberia, La, April %. 1914
The annual meeting of the Stock
holders OF The iberia e Vermilion k.
X. Co., will be held AT the Company &
Office, New Iberia, La, on Monday
June LIST, l9l4 al II NJ.
d. A. DIMlTRY. Secretary.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1914-05-16
SAVE YouREoNEY.

Royaline LIVER RI guIator is Best
and Cheapest Npr Constipation, Bill
iousness, Hea4acHe, Indigestion.
Tin box to lastNay out one month
Is cents. Money! lack plan.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1914-05-16
UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITER
Model No. 4.

For sale at $75 90. pay able at $40 %
per month. Practicalls new. Cost
$4,000 new and only had about
weeks use.
Apply at this Office.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1914-05-16

For Job Printing Go To MiIlard's
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or for use at home. Only one to a customer.)
This free offer is made to induce smokers
not yet acquainted with Tuxedo to try it,
especially at home, where its delicate fra
GRANGE will make it welcome to other mem
bers of your household. No odor to cling
about curtains and draperies if you smoke
TUXEDO.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-07-14
An Appreciation Of
Emmeline Pankhurst

Old HeIs Delighthat Pankhursis getting
apace Murder is her Third Degree Having perfected her
dupes gentle Riot this she devil Of destruction
inevitably addresses herself to the pleasant crime of killing She must
blood 4 =
Can Emmene Pankhrs brought here
Louisville and feted the aud
womanhoodf verify the samel And be-
Journal refused to take her at her face yapeno to
mention the grubbing raqumente of local
behind ready to ren IT, What do they think of their idol now
apprehenl the of the feminist
agitation in better richest, I'M
influential leader notice boldly Threatened
Pankhurst proceedings unless suffrage is granted inside the coming two
made world 2 is the fenin in England
man-wtten Bible the nanmade church
free free love; and 70 the devil with religion
That is the platform England, the
little agitation America
its banners here floating the breeze g#1.
Meanwhile reasonable oppose the franchise for
contributes the public taxation without
In all questions relating the schools 20 the chart
corrections Reasonable would keep out Of the
ring politics the sporting prize ring They do want
second she
herself like the poor victims of Emme
tho dreadful and dirt
party strife She make herself eouree But and
God Nature intepdd her
mother cdren moderate huauize
shrine of and duty which may and call
home H tst1at.
good thoughtful responsible the
Southof Kentucof Louisville begin seriously consider where
these wild Of England and their Intelligent and but
equally wicked sinister sisters in America leading them The
peerse Of for women Is hut an entering wedge II sub
terge They proclaim suffrage outpost When
carried IL the real purpose Of annhating all existing institutions
therefore Unfair 10 viii begin
That which sincerely believed is the emanaion suFcd
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-07-14

what exclaimed scrgeqnt High Private Jones reached
for bottle Are you on nowq
Well what with this stufi asked Jones All
the best regular coonials might we'll
get the habit stay assnlate with the popula
ton, its ben stuck M ALL Night we'll start in
right now.'' 90 tb8te kst *
L guess right replied the Sergeant, he poured out
generous sing himself ~ say old n
ala you notice OF the home
b 1eyc train sunday First sweet
hearS They break tn command they
along down M and tn Lovers
III platform They all varieties Some
really ovesiek others only mecensy they
all stick around till the seecHd bell then old Father Time
shuts the they Il outside Some Of adeux u
Rirc yon tn PIN
Then begins when she pills Of tho yard lot
You know vide aef Bout inches IL
luck especially e the fat party gets there first takes the
miry for II re lucky u you're not Won home some
she hits rock that fen down of the hin somewhere along the
gn else she breaks eonneetin rod the air won't work
'ayn Up ticket all do is 70 take out in
had language, eommunin' with yourself. a5t.a
There such thing goin while watin
There ain You ain TO make yourself comfortable
them little seats Z you ain actually snheris from the
big BESIDES the backs Of the seats ain high
erough for grown 70 rest his head
find somebody asleep, usually
un wake long enough 20 get his ticket punched Maybe
$50 his ain an has couple Of
tickets in his pocket an another in his for emergencies
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-07-14

Th morse OF ink az ut h rorre polyties is funny gam,
70 said Mr. Dooy his friend Mr. Hennessey they watch
cd Taehoma hv his mountain Of flesh around the squared ring
a the baseball park.
well II mighty serious thing said Mr.. iennessey
Hhwa wild Fern records an IN Guynr arin
IN territorial oshas wild both hands, Oh don know phwete
Dim att
sThots phwat IN thrying to tin se Hinney, said Mr.
Dooy n is bandn on his records with plural ye moind
The sthann his dignity, an Caldwell sthandin
out in IN, eohId his wild
Palmer Woods sthadn be tb dure ready r. to ship in phwe
N rist az NJ gang is wild hatchts
tbs Forms thot he's sthandin his records with a
plural thu has bin thwsty thot nvin he don know
phwethr record Fern TURNED Dmmycrat in th
walk firm the Republican convDshun phwer
Dmmyat convenshuu, phwieh
nommynated IN eonvershun Saint Paul long
out compared wild his AVN Link svcr days fr
tn partly tho had cted him phlace
~ Wild money enuf fr hov partly his
Kuhio, now lis dfrnn Kuhio ddn 7 phwa he
but win ~ to thy doe Cooke yer Republican
Am OIL Cupid Phwsts Rayprbieanf he "A Raypub
lepn you, thot illicit Cooke. Well
Cupid tax chanst yer be roght he ses,
we N 20 r
legitimut ixpinses IN, campaign he ses.
carries IN tn ghiorrious principals q.
thrumphs " KEEP thumphine triumph foliown'
III othr performance wild
srhot oigh phayn III slapn form tn Phrnee,
an goa' regular Houd MINT Cooke Civ
nxshup he Nothin dom Knho cav uts
ye git busy wild fOunn he SO iyerywan
tts mp III income tn Phrince shut tn
shource,
There ixcenunt in Rayppbican ciras Phwas'
Atkinson fpndsa Tho bein III case,' he SEES oi IN
goin Proessive wild Carther, who odea
bnfcnt thrust anyway he Ear be fr I'm me- he
SEES be assoshatud wild partly eornpshun he 'o IN
always peddln tn ould bull he SEES,
carther en Kalamkaani phlaee FIR to hav his
tiekut phnehe' An Jack stharis bran
car-ri indix, th+ansferrin, tn sheets over.
iswid up Springs Kahaulelio ind
pndin partly AN Charley Motley rattbeled he don know
phwether git Rule money Atkinson usual
Shinge has ovir tn
Kuhio ndorsemints firm whom. Phwereivs tn
fpanshu horzpn cloudy wild prObabu hno tn Lahu has bin
ov tn Pasthure 6eld am aypos tn mushroom all toad
shules Tn Rice campaignes re tn rawi amaehures
surprised phwin amy nnshuns So phwat IS
to DO Hnnissey asks ut not enuf FIR to max yOthe
7 dishgrstd wild tn situashun ~ N
Phwat ar're tn Cye Feds doin polcayi'' asked Mr. Hen
Messy by Of introducing cheerful subject,
f Nawthn " answered Mr. Dooley ttThots silver inn
81 TO TIL chond, Anyway N jrs s4.t,@t &4
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-07-14
Talk Is cheap.
= y : . y

for the past years telling
just what B the matter with Honouu have had good advice
and from all OF peope
analysed aud deeed pnb been criticized and
have been subjected what great good
Washington calls piess publicity The great white light has
beating hail.
mental institutions The call TO has been sounding for the
The people have been told
that beset body polite hip and thigh Resolutions been
passed without number I'll 5#
And with what resultl rtNG es. a3t...t
passed advice has now TO be trans.
formed into action The resolutions passed in meeting should
be the groundwork for and the political
Those have been nnsparihg should
in the forefront of the workers. i5t
And they3s .-ft
Looking casually the political field plenty familiar
fs but they the of those who preaching
days but they have not the tones of the who have
for months against civic extravaganza and political
Where all those eformers What has eansed this sudden
Stiffness in the forums, the pulpits the, patformsf
know IL is because there willing
TO work. who would rather find fault with what
trying 10 do than hand TO do anything themselves
lulu is full Of refdnes BY word Of mouth bnt mighty shy
prepared TO state here and
10 for their benefit that they make tired.
French Canadian statesman, Israel Tarte, used to preach
lis followers this tezt De eleeshun, she don be
md II night be well for Of those earnest
who been talking and preaching exhortng
NEEDED TO ST down and ponder this little epgram because
primary and = not possible 70 elect the would like
have in Office i these hak at allowing their before
The people and refuse 70 have anything to do with politics
Politics. Is of
praccfn thing too utterly vile for pewenter touch;
nasty for real nice too vulgar for the Of fellow who
gets his in the paper "qmong those
festivities conventions and lawn parties in aid Of the social upift
eampaign ts 4f
able characters they gumptou
become registered And these the
concerned, they eouldnt lead a chow dog a string
have remarked good many Of the reormers good many
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-07-14
American Investments in Mexico

American u Mexico have ben estimated reaching
dollars The feere has heen place,
dollars estimate aies with thu Of the
IL 1910 the Mexican
stated that American capital Mexican mines years
iSoal9O7 sl725sOOi ard = has beer figured that $s4
the According the
in other industries 1886
1907 Thee probably below the
Of crossed the border in the 1907
remarks JOSEPH B Glider in the Times Annaist The
smelling millions from the United States Mexico
sueng Rohnrg controlled by Gug
genhem particularly NV The number
troed DopgaS distinguished
mining engineer almost twelve hundred OF these about 81
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-07-14
The Pineapple Situation.

and notwithstanding all saborate exaua
pineapple kannlua their
for the devils who growing the fu The amont
would return the farmers the r
ost Of production would not total an exeesive sum- To noe u N
Uncomfortable that food should be least the
aor that has production What adds
my perpexty Of the pqSers installing
their plant showing ~ the
and form their faith the future
o. the industry
The Of Hawaiian agricultural development relete with
the big and the big interests have ont
help the little growers bad years know
sugar plantation paid it's planters hun
thousand dollars simply because OF the moral reeonsbt
ened tho small growers by the big men adyce9pg certain
policy small had la dollar of that
hundred thopsana have been legally recoverable
That thing been ral characteristic Of the
spite Of all the undertaking criticisms
been leveed at big planters that WI
world with toohed comb TO find group
who been fare 70 the the small AM
the under-dog. Fe
pineapple kings acting the Hawaiian shirt Of
than fairness towards the small pineapple
ens public would like to know more about IT,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-07-14

But don't make difference The conductor an the brakeman
take yin, wake him You blame him for
wnun up an find himself in of them crowded
Then they'll pull the cord the train, an by that time
with the
yoa Nay again You take bunch too tired to stay awake
crowded Uncomfortable TO Sleep an they cant
fun in anything Consequences hear lovely grows
H Z :.
ttFnnny thing happened Perfectly
John comm home Honolulu hayn in his possession bot
tie Of first aid Mother spots
this here iodine he begins draw deductions Pretty
he figures ont that this here gon TO do the Dutch act
don have buy iodine.
get the hospital dspensary All need is At
Congress this he better watch the
with the bottle an he gets off the train an walks with
peeled When he the MILL he glOmt
the poor Jtfn and him in for attemptin suicide
s down and gets the kid out of the mill
gives of kitchen police for eausn all thai
trouble Can You beat itG'' as,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-07-14

cent under American control Lead smelling Mexico
tetaH in the hands Of Americans md American mine
nonsb for fully three Of the English
machinery tho first be employed in developing
the became republic century the
w engndercd by the Mexican appe
aen Of American sympathy at the time Of the French OCCUPATIONS
United has tho chief Develop
Since then
riyuet food volume
uneasnes IN the Mexican mind.-current Opinion.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-07-14

+ b MesTocKERAy passenger WHO
he @ I e %or q 'n 'iSa ' y ''E = '"''' F. =
with nissns and sole regard for me bsines. need. and he
prosperity the business will have their politics
other S than a. . oy proxy
average American family smefi deods ON Tie Inference III one
sss .S sor q ' S9S e necessary expense s y what
q X IARRisoNione bees played Che mischief With one Of our
Instrument was not recording % We took Il apart and found "
'llt'y pounds q nne hon'y-eone II the ao't well
f, s = h E sa ssnt blooming se1eSs VIII q
eaIy should not miss the opportunity II seeing Il
ROBERT W fo,eneo foots !. ,ya !. nr..n, =,
Osns ., IAN or tse @oue 81 pre- e as an
'ns = % g ne rug N.l . ANONYMOUSLY defeated
s confess Iye had experience with ships that ddp
London variety ety.
Al D. CASTRO Of the success Of the Republican party AZ
% P s' wen "d q a a qualify "a Of The
hing the convention should DO q taking
primary election
gram rest day neeed into the middle q would kin the
interest n the events At the last Of the week My plan calls for
last day u il question wearing people FRAGILE
EN- wear would rather Kill the people than kill the carnival
ne % q landau s gAea W. e know Jspsn larsen
%'1S x. % 'F ss. s"sa T" Rs and Y
| All half dozen novels.
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h, " 20 =" ~ ~" w.e
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S"' F"fsi "A'S M ny s' 'o'''"' " ~ in'Nis"eu py
JOHN JOSEPHMr Advertiser and Mr. Bulletin, both Of
will find ont where Mr. Cas Rice will land after
September the 18th and that at lueo the island
inn meaning Of be word n 3awaa a nS aug
or M should worry n FnoIsh 81 obsr pbrase Ao snaos
sah; ,,sI - llsrnti ~ $3.50 :" oiY' f" M """"or
49, ~
ion OF
day. asking
told him that he could what
Mission and every sunday a. the jan Rememhe me when
yVu MalA you' puno'-
WhAhflN6h " = CAlFEkT seems TO me that pilots carry
more ballast than OF the ships they bring into the nrbo
liquid ballast but once furniture pafapheFnan that
can classify The Honolulu pilots have Just finished moving into
their quarters the Aakea pier and the job like MOVING
oyerstoced nkshop ship chandy Biggest assortment OF
apparatus ever saw assembled IN one room
CHINESE CONSUL TszANG WOOHUAN-rhis report Of Dr.
sun Sen being aboard the Ienyo Mar en- route to san Fran
cisco disguised as cooie highly amusing to say the least
cannot see now any sensible person could say such thing VIII
the person VINO published TINS report explain how Chinese OF the
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-07-14

women OF who have failed in their domestic
They what hurts them, and
they seek change h they bcome the followers of the efexot
ercrnary, who, like Emmelne have
business of their lives and again like Old Hell :
Delight making mighty good thing out Of itlouisSie Courier
Journal. a,sas
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-07-14

good business government advocates in the or
good many Of the wenust change give pain
ballot at primaries going be three fert long
almost wide but all ms there VIII be mighty Few
names Of these good government spoilers