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Las Vegas optic., 1914-10-19
Wanted

WANTED -Boarders and roomers by
month. week or day at 71S Lincoln.
Good home cooking.
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YOU CAN'T EAT
APPETITE POOR

Multitudes of people lose their
appetite. Simply don't care for any
thing to eat The dinner bell has no
interest to them. They loathe their
breakfast They may nibble a little
OF this and a little of that. but they
do not care for it.
Lunch has lost all Of its charms,
although they try to eat something
Dinner about the same.
There is something positively
wrong. of course, but no disease that
can be named Just out of sorts
That is all.
1t is in this kind of condition
that Perupa acts very beneficially.
After using Peruna. interest in food
IL revived. Beginning with a tea
spoonful of Peruna before each meal
will generally quickly improve the
appetite and help the digestion.
Thousands of people can testify to
this. Liberated from a slavery that is
almost unbearable. The slavery OF
having no interest in life. All used
up. Yet one does not know exactly
WHY. Take Peruna before each meal
Skies will get blue again. Fields viii
look green once more and life viii
be pleasant. You will feel that you
are good for something and the world
is good place to live in, Peruna
will do 1t. Not as an artificial slim
ulant. Simply tonic that stimulates
appetite in a natural way.
Those who object to liquid n'edi'
cine, can now obtain Psruna Tablets
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Complimentary Bridge.

quite a pretty and enjoyable party
vas given en- last Monday afternoon
hy Miss Alice Addison on Main
street to Miss Eugenia Lomax, the
bride OF last Wednesday. Six tables
of bridge Whist We're arranged for
tic pleasure Of the guests.
In recognition OF their long friend
ship the honoree was presented with
dainty blue crepe de chine lingerie,
ltt, handWork OF the hostess. A de-
liahtful tWo-course luncheon was
served. the ice beir2 in orange bas-
kots uled in White. Bowls OF beautl-
fut na4turtums formed the center
piece OF each table.
The hostess was ably assisted IN
serving by her nieces, Gertrude and
Elizabeth Adkisson of Dallas Also
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sixteen I hub.

At three o'clock Tuesday after
neon Miss Dot Iiosford received The
Sixteen Club nj the home of Mrs
tn Cunningham. This was the clos
iae meeting Of the season, aud it
5as announced that the initial SEES
sion fer next year would b. party
by the married ladies 20 the girls
OF IBIS club, in recognition Of their
ahIli9 in this yacillatine but e er
fascinating game. Al the close OF
the gal4r hour the guests were in
Eited ur2t door to Mrs j. b. puna-
#ge home where the aftermath
vas .ui'y enjoyed in the form OF a
tea Fl "a Ia Miss LOmaX
Mss Margaret Mizell. the retiring
PRESIDENT and Miss Lucy Scott, tho
incoming president ol the Y w G.
- entertained their cabinets with
picnic spread at Ghautauqua park
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Miss Allie shelton entertained the
Love Nots most doljehtfullv last
Saturday at her home on Williams
street. Cut flowers and ferns we're
used effectively throughout the
house. nasturtiums decorating the
library and ferns the living room
Progressive games. ,Dld Maid 90
'1ioarta" and Bunca furnished
aunann-out f,,r tho ,,,,,,,- 1,1;..
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jomax-Nckihbin Wedding.

In the presence OF only intimate
friends and relatives Miss Eugenia
Lomax and Mr.. Archibald Mckibbin
of Vernon were united i'll marriage
last Wednesday evening III the
Episcopal church, Rev. Crittendon OF
Weatherford officiating.
In addition to the natural interest
in the bridal party, this service being
an Episcopal ceremony was looked
upon with eagerness. Six female
voices as a vestry choir announced
the approaching of the bridal party.
After this Mrs. Eugene Munger of
Dallas gave solo and as the last
notes of this beautiful song died
away. Mrs. w. d. Boyd as organist
with Miss Frances Barcus on the
violin began the rendition of the
wedding march and the bridal party
entered in the following order: Ma
iron of honor, Mrs. Mae Gordon
maid of honor, Miss Nell Mckibbir
| with Mr.. Ed DuBose; the bride up
on the arm of her father; Miss Dol
Hosford with Mr. ID. r. ADHESION
| Miss Alice Adkisson with Mr.. Bot
Coleman. Mr.. Mckibbin with Ber
Lomax as best man entered from tho
pastors study to the altar.
The pretty young bride was beau
tifully gowned in white wearing +;
bridal veil.
A reception followed at the house
and quite number of friends call
and prosperity for this couple.
| Miss Eugenia Lomax Is the oldes
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by her sisters, Mesdames James Mon
roe and Jesse AdkiSson.
Out-of-town guests were Mncdames
Floyd Ferris, j. p. Norman. Pick
iIarbin and Beaumont.
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mercantile line in Vernon. where
they will make their future home.
Vincent Alien.
The following on the marriage OF;
Lester b, Vincent, formerly of Wax
ahachic. to Miss Ciarice Allen at
Lcesbure. Fla, was contributed by
Florida friend OF the young con-
pie:
The marriage Of Mr. Lester Hrit-:
ton Vincent and Mi Clarce Alien
vas solemnized on Thursday etau-
Ing, May 21st, at ninn-tliriy O'Clock
at the home OF the brides friend.
Miss Marian HAYNES. Lcrshure. Flor
ida
The floral decorations Of tho hnwc
were very hand one. palms. form.
olcanders and roses filing every
available space IN the reception hail
and paror.
The brd" wore a lovely gown of
soft white EeiIe with real lac" aod
I pearl TRIMMINGS. Ehe #ore a h"r
ornament her mothers necklace,
and carried an arm bouquet of roe
She was led to the pafior by the
man of her choice VINO never loot-
| ed handsom"r in III" conventional
| black. There the h"autItul and i'm
pre- ssiyc ceremony Vas prehoHHe"i
/ by keV y. \. Newell pastor oi m"
ida. Immediately after ceremony
! ana tohGraihtauohS dallil% refresh
| lnents were served,
They left Friday morning for The
Grove House, on Lake Griffin near
f,noehllr@ 10 be gone for several
DAYS. after which they will be at
home at The Tennessee House. ct /
IcllWood. Florida.
1,bo Ir;d, WIN. f.. e, very ,m,ahI, t
and loyabIp veuns LADY of Columbia
aHar = nrnminenf nnhiio erhoo,
,e,..fnr IN Marry county,, Il=- .a4,...E
friends Of that couofy raarat fo ln. +
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To honor Mr.. Fears mother, Mr..
NJ f. Maggard a group OF elderly
ladies were enterta ined by Mrs.
Fears on yesterday afternoon. Be
tween fifteen and twenty ladies We're
present, and after a social hour re
calling memories Of mutual inter
est, intersperscd With musical mum
bers by Mrs. Wiley Mclaughlin, cake
and cream We're served.
The Thursday Bible class met with
Mrs. {. c. Cooke this week, the les
son conducted 10y Mrs. II. u, Floyd,
The quiz which was given by Miss
Melrose Middleton vas ON the his
tory of the carly bible characters as
told in Genesis. Six visitors were
present and an interesting lesson this
proved to be. Light relreshmenE;
were served.
Mrs. Genie Watson's music pupils
gave au interesting program OF pia
no solcs. duets. F,ol.u numbers ant
three ohoruses ON last Thursda,
night at Sims Library, The hous
was we'll filled and The performer
acquitted themselves with credit, bu
from lack of space we can not men
ton them individually.
Morse Kenner is In West Texas 70
his vacation.
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Class Dinner.

With class dinners occurring ely
cry year along in June, one would
think something original to be in the
class of the unknown but to Mrs.
Iornbcak always occurs something
that has not been done before. so
on last Tuesday evening there was
rendered at The home of President
Iiorubeak and wife one of most
cleverly planned dinners of all pre-
yous years-this was a bird party.
Bright colored pictures OF many
| classes and varieties of birds We're
seen on the walls and curtains and
if YOU wrote correctly the names OF
these YOU were rewarded feather
for your crown. Other bird con-
tests were engaged in.
In the dining room places We're
arranged for thirty-three 10 partake
of this excellent feast and again
birds were used to decorate as Well
as to entertain.
Miniature bird favors on each
glass. holding small card marked
the places.
The dinner was beautifully serV-
ed by Misses Elsa Graham, Geneva
Gordon. Louise and Katherine Horn
beak.
For this happy occasion Marvin
Culbertson was selected as toast
master, Charles Simpson responding
with a toast on Trinity in the Past.
Miss Pauline Watson, Trinity in the
Future. Umphrey Lees, DR.. Horn
beak as a friend, DR.. liornbeak clos
ing with words of counsel and en-
couragement in toast on My Creed.
The class colors are purple and
white. the class flower the pansy.
and these were seen to advantage III
fhe decorative arrangements. IanSy
/ bou,touierres were given each guest.
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Morse Kenner is In West Texas fol
| his vacation.
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inCens- &Ilcn.

The following on the marriage o:
Lester b. Vincent formerly Of Way
ahachic. to Miss Ci5 rice Allen At
Lcesburg. Fla, was contributed by
a Florida friend OF the young con
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ed so.

Mrs. j. kobt. Phillips has gone tc
Kaufman to be the member OF q
house party for the last few days OF
this week.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-04-24

and The ocaioDon the Law effect
tain counties Maryland LOusianA
The bureaus Investigation the subject connection
tween
neacy time
Il
The states widely Of attendance
required
Twelve North Carolina and Virginia In most states e eight to fourteen
eighteen
allowed
have
saot safeguard
period vocational Of children
As little
and other school attendance
session which ia
upon the number Of attendance
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MANY TO EXHIBIT

with amounts Of money where the ap-
preparation for exhibits 10 known. are
a. follows:
The Argentine Republic, $4,000;
Bolivia, $4,000; Brazil, 3sO0. 900; Can
ada; Chile. $4,000: China; Cuba
(proposed). $4,000: Denmark: Do
minican Republic; Ecuador: France;
Guatemala; Haiti; Honduras: Italy.
100000; Japan; Liberia; Mexico FAC
cepted invitation In 1919; Neither.
lands. $4,000; Panama, $4,000: Per.
STA; Peru: Portugal; Siam; Sweden,
$4,000: Turkey: Uruguay: vene-
Euela. $4,000.
The Norwegian government had &C
cepted the invitation, but the iesisla.
tive body of that country refused 10
appropriate the $4,000 estimated BY
the government - nscsssary for IN
exhibit.
Nine governments. including the ma.
jority Of the great powers. have sisni.
ned their intention to send naval con.
tingents to participate In the naval %.
rade from Hampton Roads to the Gold
en- Gate via the Panama canal. which
10 expected to signaiise the opening Of
the exposition next February.
Navy department ofslcials. who ara
arranging the program. think this
number viii BE- increased 1t least
threefold before midsummer. The
nine countries are: Argentine Rspub
lie. Cuba. France. Germany. Great
Britain. Italy. Japan. Portugal and
Russia. Austria has the Invitation
under consideration.
According to the present program
the international nest II 10 gather IN
Hampton Roads early In January and
sail In one long column for Colon. ID
view OF the fact that the season d
usually inclement. there 10 some tall
Of postponins the assembly Of the ase,
until early spring. but no definite pro
posai. has bean made to change the
date.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-04-24
HEAD ITcHED AND SUMMED

Burns, wyo.--"Ths trouble began q
my baby when she was about mr.
months old. A red pimpIe wss sssa
q nrst and Il grew larger and larger
oil tho time on the back Of her head.
Il looked scabby and Il ttched ana
burned and she began to scratch ie
and scratched until II would bleed.
Sometimes .sho coald not sleep end
felt pretty cross.
The trouble lasted TIL she IVES .
year old and I saw IN advertisensnt
OF cuticura Soap and ointment. % !
sent for some. First I washed The
sore part with the Cuticura Soap an1
then applied the Cuticura Ointmsat
and left II on for . while. then ]
washed II again with the cutieurs
Soap. Cuticura Soap and Ointmsat
cured the sore In Q week without .
scar" tsigned) Mrs.. Otto =. Heekly.
Nov. i22. 1919.
cuticura Soap and Ointment sole
throughout the world. Sample Of eecA
free.with sap. Skin Book. Address post-
card 'Cuticura. Dept L. Boston. ADV.
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klHo's MEDAL 70 AMERICAN
y. Nsss q oosee0 pse~ses1 ~ psrot
60 gxpeeeal1sNs N oeseh

LsaAoa. nnglAa1.-Ths nsyal -
egsaDAieal secisty ~ avas1e1 he
king's osal MEDAL 70 n. Han1ltea
nies q Boston. l1asA. ~ ~ wsse =
sgplosatiea b 0oatA America
u. Rice started frun Lea1oa n
Dsosmbsr. 1911. Ssr HassaAesillA =
ths month Of MAedAlsaa river. an1 SS
days later reached BoeotA capital =
Colombia From that city be starts1
Tor Ban Martin. 10 milss sestA q Do
gotta. For 81 montAs be sxplore1
southeast Colombia and southwest
Brasil. traversing almost loo.ooe
square milss Of virtually unknown
country. The trip ended at Maaaos.
Brasil. 1000 miiss up the Amazon
river.
Dr.. Rice said astsrward that the re-
ord Of the party WAS one Of physical
horrors. Insects made existence Dor.
rible. thsrs we're periods Of starva,
ton and H1pssqusnt mutiny and CON
slant Pr Dencs Of disease.
A race OF light colorsd Indians was
discovered. ~ was also . colony com
posed entirely Of male Indians. For
the most part. however. the region e.
plorsd was uninhabited.
Progress through the country was
extremely dinlcult. and machstes
wers necessary to cut track almost
tho entire way. In being forced 70
swim small streams the MEMBER Of
the party were attacked by dangerous
sword fishes. which inflicted ugly sep
tic wounds. From the result Of oae
Of these attacks Or. Rice suffered nom
poisonous ulcers and was compelled 70
operate upon himself BY candle light.
cutting his leg to the bone. During .
period Of starvation the party was -
duced to eating monkey meat
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Frisco Fair to Have 20 Countries
at Exhibition.
England and Germany still Rsfuss "a
Take Part In Panama Expositlon-
Tremendously Dig Naval Pc
eads 10 Planned.

Washington. ID. C.--To date Is for
eign governments have signified their
intention Of participating In the Pan
ama-Pacifc exposition at San Fran
cisco next year. Notable absences are
two countries which heretofore have
been most liberal exhibitors at all
American expositions-namely. Great
Britain and Germany.
However. thsre h every assurance
Ut even n the governments Of those
tto countries do not relent at the last
INCIDENT and recall their declinations
there will be Thousands Of British and
German exhibits contributed by indi.
viduals.
Countries which have notified tho
state department Of their intention to
recognise the fair ofhciaily. together
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-04-24

IN the he did
thunder
the criticism
Phippnes truth Republicans
but bust ddat dare Among those senator
New
banaasw when
crowdng
nasstacent effort"
aslvey your
ovsrpowsrsd
compliment
THANK appreciation
which could usdesstand"
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and there other laws which
animals that In many cases dissertation is left to the authorities
The classic
Of the destructive moth by scientist Trouve rsveios
Fsnchmsn BIRTH
ardent entomoogist who devoted his
then vsnx rearing in France and pursuit Of this
imported moths intending
the native species the United
he the window his Medford
laid visitors
point
stopped Their did
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-04-24

Europe II only an episode In the pef.
petual war waged against undesirable
Immigrants. human, animal and veEet.
able. Mrs. Morse's village. like the
one which reached Philadelphia about
q fortnight before. was probably by
product Of the Increased interest in
nature study. but the United States
government not only discourages such
aids to amateur research but absolute
~ prohibits them. BY . law passed
IN 1906 the Importation Of living In.
sects into this country 10 forbidden
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-04-24
FRENCH POET mlsTRAL DEAD


Masseiiles. ErAncs--rss1ssse Mis-.
tral, the celebrated PFovsaeai post.
died hsrs W his eishty.sUsstn year.
In 1904 Mistral dtvtAsd the Nobsl
prise for literature with EcsAssaray.
tbs great Spanish 1ranatist. He vas
. friend Of Colonel Roosevelt. 70 vhom
be dedicated . posm 10 iSo<. Most Of
his works we're written ID The Pro
vsncai dialect. His best kaovn posa
vas "1iretlle..
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business relations with her are. &C.
cording TO report. very anxious 70
locate the soft-spoksn little lady vhon
they trusted implicitly.
An amazing group Of creditors gatk
cred about the mysterious 'stroag''
boz whom Il vas opsasd April Z. and
more amazed group Of ers1lton
stared q one another h astoaisAnsat
when the 'stroag" boa. which vs.
said 10 contain millions. proved 70
hold nothing more valuable thAa . col.
lection Of old railroad tins tahsss aAd
nsvspApsrs.
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Replying % I p4Fl1anIentaSy fnquIFy
- 10 how many peSSuas h Great nstt
ain are assessed for suparstax = o10ok
900 Or more. IL secretary u ~ tsoee
ufy said; u cannot undsstaks = eiaose'
~ In separate dlvisiOas ineonse ~
ceeding otoo.eoe . ysar. ~ aog5o.
sate nuinbeS of Dsrseos aseeueeG ~
super.tax In respsct to N iaecms 80
seeding $500. 900. acc0rdtns % tAe -
test figures available. y g.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-04-24

he was no statesman at al. whsa-
sver ] look ct the cotsris Of states-
mon on the hill nowadays who wear
brown derbiss. voadss how far alons
they would have gone In the 81
black slouchhat days.
Anyhow. this little story comes
from Senator blackburn.
When Charlie Towns Of Minnesota
was in the senate. serving bis ss-day
term By appointment. be made .
speech. Sort o. short time 70 ret IN 4
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-04-24
WIDOWS WEALTH WAS MYTH
Young Weman's ea.ooo.ooo Turns ovs
10 Dc Nsthlno but Time Tables
and Newspaper.

New York City.-Mrs. Edith Wilson,
. charming young widow Of thirty.
who until very short time ago has
been living on the best in the land
because Of her alleged untold wealth.
10. It 10 said. missing. and numerous
individuals and firms who have had
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-04-24

only pafttaIIy, dohntto pfooFesh duSink
the past decade h reported In . but
ietin Just Issued BY the United States
bureau Of education. Since 1905 eight
states previously without compulsory
laws hAvc adopted them. and u 70
thought TO BE- . matter Of only . few
PEARS when compulsory school attend.
ance will b. In effect In every state
and territory Of the United states-
The six states still without compul-
sofy school laws are: South Carolina.
GNorRia Florida Alabama MiaHiauiput
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AREN'T you worried about thsss
public questionsr''
Yes" replied Farmer Cosatssssl.
~But Tn thankful far this mech.
There's enousA Of. EN- % that vhsa
700 get tirsd Of vosFyin' abost 90
yos can rest yosr nin1 thiskin' sboss
anOther."
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tno0sAao'o0uJ9F bIIs Wh6fo thSse oesS
licts had Deanies would follow thsir
lead thsss would b much lees suRss.
Ing vhea cole weather comes. u u
just The story Of one John Parks. who
used 70 10 . dsckhAnd On . liner He
came % town last fall and joined the
ClimbssS league down u the Salva.
tion Army hall h Psnnsyivania ave.
nue.. n ~ q tho ciinbsrs' league
IL 10 - witch msmbsr can stay
Longest - ~ ~vatas Wagon" Each
memhnp y 6Gnn1aveA ~ The Army ank
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-04-24
GIRL PREFERS TO PLOUGH
Daughter u wealthy csisssrwis
Farmer Tells Humane eeelsty
osseee Net y OOthes tses.

San Jose. cal.--Pioaghins 10 %
harder than playing basket bali. IN
the opinioa Of Miss Dora Clay. dassh-
ter Of Alexander Clay. . wealthy o..
chardist living ON the Fremont roaA
She 20 informed o@esrs Of the ~
venils court and humane ofncsss q
this city. who have beea requested
By the Clay asishbors 70 Investigate
whether or not the gtri 10 being cfust-
~ forced to DO heavy manual Labor b
her fathers orchard.
MFs. I. c. Merriam vas astaile1
10 investisAts reports and visited the
Clay ranch. The girl VS. In tova q
the time. but Clay was Ct home aad
stated that u mors girls vsrs RAISED
~ bis girl vas being reared there
would b fewer cases Of them bsing
ruined In the restaurants Of San lose.
Later Mr.. Clay and hss daughter.
who 10 . prskty. robust gtrl Of sis-
teen. visited The peobatioa o0csr and
also callsd on u. J. w. navy q ths
Humane association. Miss Clay stated
that she vas plesshiAS h The orchard
Of her own voiition al felt surs hat
the work vAs % more 1t0eslt tAas
basket ball.
Mr.. Nsrsimaa tool the stand. Aev.
ever. that such work vas injurious
70 . sixtess.ysar-o girl and threat.
essd 70 taks he ease tnto court 40
have u ssssd ssesss . jssy Of vsasa.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-04-24

'"rhe great fault OF American serv-
ants 10 familiarity. To be familiar II
to be inefiicient. A familiar cook b -
inefiicient ~ pessimistic DOCTOR"
The speaker. Mrs. Boardman HsSri-
man. ID perhaps the most brilliant COZ
versationalist In New York; fact
which rspders more poignant this an
ecdote.
Il had . cook" she continued.
whom tried to break Of her over-fa-
miliarity. What was the result! THIS
cook. discussing mo in the servants
hall. said:
- don't gay she's . bad mistress.
but she's woman with only one idea.
Why. ! can't never get her to talk Of .
single thing but eating"
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seNly.

lie remarked to her that men are
but clay"
bright"
.And shs ssksA hin u list spolte1
10 her"
And thenYs
"Fie replied that Il applied 70 ~.
And now bis name 10 mud
she throw cold water % hin. chr
Houston Post.
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Chicago. Louis r. 0sossaaa. vhe
rscsnsly pleaded haakrspscy. vss -
rssts1 sftsr be rsposts1 70 ths police
that ~ vss rohbs1 q o3S.eee n ~.
s,sy. bscauss BE forgot v sehs1uis
the jswslry In hts net q aasstA
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Husband-I see that German has
Invented . clock that tells the day
Of the month by sounding the num-
Der.
Wife--l don't see how II can ten
the 10th. goth and 3oth Of the month.
II can strike the one. two and three
oil right. but how can It sound the
cipher?
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-04-24
Everything Was All Right Except tho Logic

FORMER Q
simply
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-04-24
Some Visitors Uncle Sam Does Not Want

The
! meadow which W.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-04-24
Buy Coal for Poor With Climbers League Fund

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