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Pocahontas star herald., 1914-10-16
PERFORMANCE

slightly exaggerated Performance but let il
stand for those Plus Qualities to be found in all
Diamond Edge Tools.
Those qualities that have to do with the "class"
with Hang. with "clean Chipping and working
Ease" in the axe. Such qualities appeal to the man
who uses the axe because IL means easier work,
better work. and more of Il.
The Washington times., 1914-01-19
Wholesale Hofuoe Harriet

EGGs-CQuotations furnished by Golden 4
Co Nearby. fresh, S2GS3c per doz.; South
ern. 3OaS2c per doz-
CHEESE-(QuotatIonE furnished by Golden
& Co)-New York. new. 1sc per lb.; nat.
I9c per ID.
BUTTER-(Quotations furnished By Golden
& Co)-EIsin, print SIC per Ib.; tub. 3sc
per Ib.; process. 2s127c per Ib.
LIVE POULTRY-CQuOtstions furnished By
Krey. Price Co)-Hens. 15dlsc per lb. !:
ROSTERS, 1cc per Ib.; turkeys. eoG21c per Ib. {:
spring chickens. lsc per To-; ducks. 159lsc
per ID.
DRESSED POCLTRY-CQuotations by krey.
Price & Co.J-Turkeys. 20G23c per Ib. chick
ems l71lsc per lb.; hens. Ice per H. +;
oucks, 100 &c per lb.: geese. l5aI6c per ID. /;
Dressed POrk-Choice light, l0Izallc per ID .
medium. 1Oc per 10.
GREEN FRUITS-(QuotatIons furnished by
Taylor WsdeD-California oranges g. OOG3 50
per box: lemons. 81 80 per box; Florida grape
fruit. S3.75g4o0 per box; apples, &58gs.09
per bbl.: 81 so per crate.
VEGETA TABLES-(Quotations furnished by
TAYLOR Wade)-Potatoes s.. 25a2.Jo per Dbl |;
onions. Texas, sl.25 per crate; per bbI.: $2.25: :
cabbage, 8. .oC4cc1 per bbi. lettuce 3. coz . 80
yaIns 81 5On3. 90; celery. 6h975c per doz :
squash. s. 0oU22 25 per bbl.; kalee. per bbl.. 75c
LIVE sToCK-CQrotatIon. furnished By
Erey. Price s. CoJ-Veal calves. choice. l2c
per lb.: medium, lod1lc per lb.: sheep
4a4lac per ID: lambs. 7dSc per Ib
Veal calves scarce and market very strong
The Washington times., 1914-01-19
NEW YORK STOCK
MARKET IS STRONG
Trading Is Somewhat Restrict
ed Pending Developments.
Reading a Weak Feature.

NEW YORK. Jan. 19.-The stock
market opened strong and active. but
the activity was not sustained and
trading was on 4 diminished scale.
There was a tendency to restrict oper-
ations until developments this week
should become more definite. The list
was strong with the exception Of Read
ing. Profit taking sales around the
room served to make the stock a weak
feature. Importance is attached to the
Shreveport and Inter Mountain rate
cases in the Supreme Court, early de-
cisions on which are expected. The
Presidents trust message also served
tc restrict peculation.
Canadian acific was one of the strong
est sticks on the list, gaining nearly ?
points. Steel was strong Copper
gained almost point. Chesapeake and
Ohio continued its advance and gained
about point.
The Subtreasury gained $4,000 from
the banks Saturday, making the net gain
$3.50 since Friday.
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(synopsis Of Preceding Chapters.)

Eyerard Fortesque Leyden, a young
Inslishrnan. temporarily short Of funds,
finds himself in a dingy cafe in a small
Village on the coast OF Breton, with no
prospect Of entertainment in sight and
blaming the fatss that had brought him
there Suddenly q beautiful creature,
tai and slender. passes his window, trili-
ing an old love song, all unaware that
Ghe has an audience Immediately Ley
den Is all animation. Life seems to take
on q more roseate hue.
Innkeeper whose sole thought IN life is TO
reduce his eIephanIine form into more
Fylph-like proportions. Leyden contTives
20 meet the girl, and she is at once en-.
raptured over the attentions Of so polished
e gentleman.
The scqusintanceship ripened quickly
into love. and life became one grand,
sweet song for NJ. Leyden and the charm
ing daughter OF the innkeepeG. At last
Leyden awakes to the fact that ne must
return to London. The news that her
lover is going away. perhaps never 10
return, staggers Toinette. and after the
1ull realization Of MS wOTds come to her
she seeks the Seclusion OF the beach while
Ley6en prepares for his Journey.
The following morning news is brought
20 Ieyden that the beautiful girl Of the
Cafe Guerchard had been found drowned
Hesyy-hsarted. Leyden takes his depart
ure.
Leyden goes back to London. but he is
continually haunted by the fair face OF
TOinette. Il prays heavily upon his
mind and he seelS soiace away from the
haunts that he once freouented.
Goaded TO desperation Deyden decides
10 end his life. but his attempt falls
The Washington times., 1914-01-19
BONDS
Find Julia MarloWe's
Illness Is Appendicitis

LOS ANGELES. Jan. 1s-PhysicLans
attending Julia MarIowe, the actress,
today announced that she is suffering
from appendicitis, but that her condition
is not critical. Immediate attention Il
necessary, however. and she will be
taken East on a special train tonight.
She is confined 10 her bed today. Sur
eeons are uncertain whether to oper-
ate Julia Marlowe in private life is
Mrs. +. II. Sothern.
The Washington times., 1914-01-19
Suffragists Plan House
Meetings During Lent

Mrs. John Jay White, Of 24Os Massa-
chusetts avenue. has been appointed
chairman of a series Of indoor meetings
to he held during Lent in the drawing
rooms Of members of the Congressional
Union. The first meeting will take place
at the home of Mrs. White, January q,
when Miss Lucy Burns will speak on
The Situation in Congress"
The Washington times., 1914-01-19
Two Bound Over on
Bad Check Charges

Pleading guilty to raising a check
signed by John n. Pistol from $3 to sl3,
James Nash today was bound over to
the grand jury BY Judge Pugh on the
charge OF forgery. His bond was fixed
at $1,000. The check was questioned
when presented for payment, and
Nash's arrest followed.
Harry L. Washington, charged with
forging the name OF George Sherr 10
check for s11.F on the National Savings
and Trust Company, was bound over to
the grand jury in the same sum. Wash
ington's arrest also was made before
payI.ent on the check.
The Washington times., 1914-01-19
Realty Transfers

Mt Pleasant and Pleasant Plsins-Andrew
T. Hilyer ct uX. TO Eliza T. Ray, lot g.
block g. 81 500
~ Kentucky avenue southeast-Belva 4
lockwood to De Forest l. Ornes lot g.
square 1867, so.
Mt Pleasant-Henry Fl. Bergman ct al.
trustees 10 William c. and Elise J. Z!m-
merman. lot 490. s.. 70.
I3.h street northeast. between G and II
streets-Philip II. Christman TO Alfred P
Lnyburn, part original lot II. square 1927
SO.
1855 Thirty-ffth street Misunderstanding A
Esch 20 Linda c. Hahn. lot II. square 1921
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Commercial Agent Goes
To Investigate Pottery

Secretary of Commerce Red1eld today
announced that Frank J. Sheridan, COM
merciaI agent of the Bureau of Foreign
and Domestic Commerce, and two as
sistants, had just been sent to Europe
TO make a three months. investigation
of the pottery industry. This is in line
with the investigation now being con-
Quoted in this country of the clothing
industry TO obtain information neces-
sary for Congress in consideration of
tariff schedules. Grosyenor n. Jones
and Prof. c. w. A. Eeditz, accompany
Mr.. Sheridan as assistants
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Wilson Declines Dinner.

President Wilson declined today an in
vitation to be the guest Of the WASH
ington Bankers Association at its an
nual banquet Saturday evening. The
President pleaded the pressure OF public
business as the reason for his declina-
ton. The delegation was headed by
John Poole, president Of the Federal
National Bank.
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Sales for Today on
The Local Exchange

Washington Railway and Electric As,
s.. .00O6S0.
Capital Traction, 2G114l
Washington Railway and Electric
COM, 30dS91s. 25690
washington Railway and Electric pf.,
2Gs0, 2d9O
Washington Gas, sdS3h. 2dS31s
American Security and Trust, Sq29o.
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Census Chief Praises
Employees of g. P. o.

Cnmmendation for the employees Of the
Government Printing Once, who speed
iIy turned out reports of the Thirteenth
Census, In spite Of the extraordinary
work imposed upon them by the special
session of Congress and the annual de-
partmentaI reports is contained in a
letter received by the President this
morning from William J. Harris, Di-
rector Of the Census.
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ANNUAL REPoRT-ALLAN r. WALKER
CO.. Inc. Capital STOCK. $4,000. Paid
in. $4,000. Debts. 1850. Allan L. walker,
Charles W. Steers, Leroy Gaddis. i-., t-us-
tees. Allan Z. Walker, President. Sworn TO
before Chas. W. Blackwood, Notary Pub
lie. D. C. Jan. 18th. 1914.
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ANNUAL STATEMENTS.
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE
MERCANTILE
COOPERATIVE BANK:

We. the undersigned. the President and
majority OF the Board OF Trustees OF the
Mercantile Cooperative Bank of Washing
ton. ID. G.. do hereby certify that the capital
sock OF the said corporation 10 81. .OOo. 90.
slOJ,ooO of which has been actually paid in.
and that there are LII IS existing debts.
NJ. A. QUIGLEY.
3. A. MICHAEL.
H. q. REAGAN.
]. ID. LEONARD.
I. J. d. LEONARD. President Of the Mer-
camille Cooperative Bank, OF the DistricI o.
Columbia, do hereby swear that the facts
stated in the above certificate are true to the
best Of my knowledge and belief.
J. d. LEONARD. President
Subscribed and sworn to before me. a No
ta-y Public in and for the District OF Co
lunsbia. this nth day OF January. A. D. IslI.
CHARLES w. STEERS.
Notary Public. d. c.
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New York Market.

Quotations received by W. B. Hibbs s. c.,
members New York Stock Market. Wash
ington Stock Exchange. and Chicago Board
Of Trade. Hibbs Building.
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New York Curb Market.

Furnished to The washiuEton Times By
Hartman & Co.. New York: q. 3. Chipman,
manager local branch. Colorado building.
4 Al
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New York Cotton Market.
FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
UNION SAVINGS BANK,
RESOURCES.

At Washington. in the District Of Columbia
at the close OF business, January l3. 1914.
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RAILWAY COMPANY
STOCKS ARE STRONG
Feature Trading Today-Ex.
change Elects Eugene E.
Thompson to Membership.

The strength CT Washington Railway
and Electric securities was the only
feature of the days trading on the
local stock exchange. Thirty shares of
the common stock sold. at S95s, and
twenty-five shares more at 80. Four
shares of the preferred sold at 90. and
SO Coz OF the per cent bonds at so. The
strength, was a reflection of the good
showing made in the annual report
Saturday.
Eight shares of American Security
and Trust Company sold at 2S5. The
other sales were of small lots, two
shares OF Capital Traction at 11f4 and
ten shares of Washington Gas at S3lls
Gas is ex-dividend.
Eugene Z. Thompson. junior member
of the private banking firm of Crane,
Paris G. Co., and author of Washing
ton Securities" was elected a member
Of the Stock Exchange today. Mr..
Thompson takes the seat formerly
owned by Augustus Crane. Both Mr.
Thompson and Albion K. Paris will be
active members Of the exchange
1t was developed at the meeting of the
governing committee of the exchange
this afternoon that Mr.. Paris has at
tended more meetings than any other
member. He has been a member since
the organization in 1881. and Is at pres
ent one of the most active members
His seat cost s25. Seats on the eX-
change have since sold at $4,000.
Tuesday will be the first anniversary
of the Federal National Bank.
The Washington times., 1914-01-19

healthy condition of the mem
branes-then the system Gang
better defend the throat if at
tackled by Diphtheria germs. Keep
T0NSILINE in the house where
you can get it quick when need
ed. 25c, Soc and $l.00.
The Washington times., 1914-01-19
Prevent Djphtheria.

A sore throat is a good breeding
place for Diphtheria germs. Protect
your children by never neglecting a
Sore Throat. You can wisely depend
upon T0NSILINE. Give Tonsiline
upon the first appearance of Sore
Throat-don't give Diphtheria chance
in that throat in its weakened con-
dition. When T0NSILINE is swallowed
it comes directly in contact with the
disnasnd surface and induces a
The Washington times., 1914-01-19
Chicago Grain Market.
FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
Commercial National Bank
RESOURCES.

1ington D. c. at the close of business January 3 1914
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LIABILITIES.

Capital STOCK PAID II. n..................''..
Undivided profits less expenses and taxes paid. -.
The Washington times., 1914-01-19
CHAPTER XIV.

HEY were days Of peace and sun
shine that followed-days filed
with Kindness and great content
Eyerard's bed was moved into
The Washington times., 1914-01-19

City of Washington, District o Columbia S.
7. X. SANDS, Cashier OF the aforementioned bank do
Soemny that the above statement is true the of
my knowledge and belief T. K. SANDS, Cashier.
Subscribed and to before this 18th day of JAN
uary, 10t4.
(Seall ROBERT A. CISSEL, Notary Public.
Correc-AtteS
JAMES A. CAFtlIL. ARTHUR E. RANDLE.
Il. g. CHAPMAN, WADE Fl. ELLIS,
ORRlN @. STAPLES, r. CHAIRMAN,
II. B. DAVIDSON ) j. HENRY,
R. G. DONALDSON, H. KING CORNWELL.
Directors.
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OIa .-..-.s-.. .......
Bills payable. including certifiCaics
OF depnsit for money borrowed ...
Reserved for taxes ..................
Deferred payment on banking house
The Washington times., 1914-01-19

III N~NN ~ IS -
Waoe II Cooper,
A. L. L. Leckie,
James A. Cahill.
Frank p. MilbuTn.
Anson S. Taylor.
James Lansburgh.
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Advertisement
pGATHs FROM Llauoa RGpvcRp
IN kANeAo.
PrshibltieD Proves valvs In osath. 40.
eidOWt and ouloS6aI 0ate.

PrshibstleW Proves vaius In Dsath, 40.
sidswt and ouleldsI Nats.
( Topeka. Kan. Sept. 13.-Prohibition
has lower death rate from diseases
more or less directly attributable to
liquor. add fewer accidents and sui
ctdes than any state NOT having . pro-
hibitory law. Dr. J. 9. Crumbine. SEQ
rotary Of the Kansas Board Of Health.
has just completed Q compilation Of
the official death statistics Of Kansas.
Colorado. Missouri. California and
Warrington. Kansas had fifty-six ac-
cidents per hundred thousand popula-
tion last year while California had 100.
Colorado 50. Warrington s1 and Mis-
souri, 73. Kansas had 1873 suicides for
each one hundred thousand persons.
while California had 3s.6; Colorado
20.5: Washington %. and Missouri
1871 Kansas also had fewer murders.
the rate being as: California 147:
Colorado 10.3: Washington rs. and
Missouri 7.S. Bright's disease. pneu-
monia and cirrhosis Of the liver. dis
eases all favored by the use Of alco-
hol. show Kansas from 20 to 60 per
cent lower than any other state.
Prohibition in Kansas 10 adding sew
eral years to the lives Of her people.
and the sunflower state thinks 20
much of hsr "dry" law that each ses-
sion Of the legislature passes laws
strengthening II.
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Republican Party
Platform in Brief

Conmends past achievemeuts Of the
party.
Declares for : protective tsrif.
Condemns the ssuatorial career Of
Chss. 8. Thomas.
Fsvors liberal spproprIstioo' BY The
national congress for more and better
roads.
Fsvors dfemenis pension Law.
Favors stste constitutional
amendmsot providina that proper
tioOate perceot of signatures for ro-
ferring and isitiattne bills shall be Sc
cured from each judicial district.
Favor . more liberal policy towards
actusi settlers on government and
state lands.
Favors farm loan Law.
Fsvors workmen's compensation
Law.
Declares that the water of every
stream ts the property Of the people
OF the state.
Condemns the effort Of the reclama-
ti0n service to prevent the utilization
OF the waters.
Declares that the paramount issue
of tho hour 10 Colorado is just, en-
cient and impartial enforcement Of
Law: declares the people must not Be
diverted from this issue nv those who
have openly vioIated the laws or BY
their sympathixers. attor0eys or
bondamen.
Declares the right to work 10 the
right to live.
Compares the cost OF msintaiuR the
state under Republican and Demo
cratic administration and shows that
under Democratic Administrations, the
state rau behind ei.054 10 for each
working day.
Declares thst tho liquor laws should
be enforced justly and impartislly the
same a all other laws.
Promisea the abalishment Of unns.
cessary boards aed bureaus.
Promises The enforcement Of civil
service Law shroush exsminations
that Will vesd ont inco mpetent en-
pluyea.
Favors just snd reasonable regula-
lsti0n Of all cgrpt,fsti0ns..
Invites imuiigration from the hon.
sss. intelligeot aud industrious for.
et9n- -b0rn citizsns. but declares that
the vicious, the ignorant. the lawless
and the temposnry aojourner, should
not be allowed N fnvxt1e our cs,untsy.
Demands that all employers oflshor
ohservs siI Laws ssactsd in the inter.
sss of bealsh sod safsty.
Demands The upholding of the ~.
shority aed integrity Of the cousts,
OpnAsmaa ~ Asnnous sdministFa-
tioa - . whole. tut o6sre sympAthy
u ooysssee sAnnsas bsosuss of ~
hsndicsps which sursousdsd him.
A1ossas 70 I'll Rood citissss 70 re.
haks strnsiy shs spirit af b tlsssssss
which hss pssvsilsd q Colorado the
lsse fss &es1. -
Deslsssa u favor of - intssnation-
u cooss oe jsssios ard the disssna-
sess ss ~ sattoos.
,UHss shts aselssstioa o. pslucsplss.
Il aaks ~ ssppost u shs lsv sbldipa
ossiseae u Coloesdo.
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The Man Of the Hour

After short resplt0 following his
scttvity 10 sbs primary csmpsigu Hu
bert Work. whO received . handsome
msjosity ~ the choice for United
States senstnr 10 the Republican
ticket. 10 nnw resdy 70 begin = strsn-
uuus csu,psiwu 10 The interest Of COL
oradO and her psop,e. During the IN
servenisw time bstwses the primary
election aud nnw the caudidats has
beeu ssteadto9 70 bis busiuess. He
never aealscts this. Even whlle he
wss sasass1 10 ths psinAsy cam
psisp be wss 10 oouseast touch With
bis ova a6alrs IL Pusbio end direct
Ing sbsn. sro0 fas ed esaf. IL wss
his b0stnsss sueesss which ssssb,ish-
"a bis fsputstsoa aad which was
lasesly responsib,s fne the vote OF
cs,oo odseos b. svesivsd q sAe polls %
espssnhss . Hs tsa . husiasss mae
asst. ssSs asd Ill shs tims. In all shs
tire ne has txasa p.pass u pniltieal
aRstrs b. sppiisA busisess isssbuds.
This ta the kis& Of Q ma Cplssado
vaats n svpsesent her 10 ths Unttsd
Ssstss ssnsts; noss ESPECIALLY = shis
time shsn ever bsfnfe, u Coldfado ID
70 he bs0uxht back " ssste os pros
pssity.
That his psrsnnsl iutsrest tp polltl-
cal sfIsirs 10 secondary n his intsr.
est 10 tbs stats snd the welfare Of hss
people wss never mOse plainly evi-
dent than when juat bsf"re leaving
for Denver =, attend the Republican
meeting for orxanixati0n 10 discuss
Ing bis campsiwn hs remarked that
he was ..resdy 70 begin his nRhs for
C0lorxdo." That's ~ much - be
would say. but u those who know
him best It contains volumes. HUI
bert Work never ssys much. Because
or this characteristic those who do
not knnw him nnd IL dimcult N un-
derstand him. But when he says any
thing 1t has force back Of IL and IL
always counts.
And 20. when he said that be was
ready 10 begin his fight for Colora-
do" 1t meant that he was going into
the campaigo not merely for the pur-
pose Of being elected United States
senator. but that be might help re-
deem the state OF Colorado and use
his efforts to bring prosperity once
more to the people Of this state; to
aid wherever possible in re-establlsh-
ing the states credit; 70 make invest
ments 10 Colorado again worth while;
10 protect the manufactures, the In
dustries, the farms. the resources Of
the state: To help recreate those cbn-
ditions which will put renewed life
into the Industries Of the state and
thereby provide means Of livelihood
for the thousands of working people
here; to help bring about that protec-
tion which will enable the manufac-
turer and the producer to pay better
wages. and to do that work at the seat
OF the national government which
will make IL unnecessary for armed
Intervention to enable factories and
mines to operate and men to work.
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.Msehodist Church

1atrspoese 70 PrssiAsat WiIsoss
psucaa0 saasa, Me Dossiag ssrvios viii
b dsvOssd = teayess sos pssce. Ap.
psopsiste h1nss MI BE- susG. Thl
psstos'S tbsnG, ...Pi0p Or Sworde"
A ave minute sefnoe 80 childrss
Will psscsds the mossip~ ssrmos.
Tue evsuins Asrvins begins q 1.3o.
Tbs pseacher'ss.s .subJset. s'Puritanisn
or Prodt9scy?"
Our aim 10 70 help people. "Come
shou with us and vs Will do thee
good"
Watch the Saturday sales 1t F. e.
McKeeby Drug Co., Oloey Springs.
C-un - - -
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Good Stopping Place

The Hotel Ordway has a reputation
for good meals, clean beds and rea-
sonable rates. Conveniently located.
A. N. Brenamsn, Proprietor.
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ADVISORY 00lnuTTI1.

FRANK -. TH0MPHON.
The0po01 q Kosfo@e,
HDWAhD y. CONAWAY.
reRr1s-CoaaWay Co.
JACOB F11LlUD.
0ef@aa-Anss1ean TRust Cs.
J. u. ARENx.
Areoa CoaA1nsl0a CO.
0OD1nUT SCHlRMBA
GsP1aa.AHesiesn Tsast C.
o. L. SMITH,
Saleh.Dyeeke Ytg. c..
FEED =. GREEN.
oH H.ss.... s.s:sS i - S.:,t C.
L. 4. WATklNn,
SAMUEL WILMER.
NattsaAl Safety yo11t &c.
JOEL ~. snAckELFOnDs
sAcSs CO.. AVA sxsxdssG. nss1:r.
ulanuf0S1ur0B0f A9e0N.
=. ~. NDWCOMA. ~
WiLLiNn h. Esc6NAuD.
lglAesals nenk . Tsest c.
19Anx z. nnoTHCmH.
Xssf.sn :, - wsssA
DNseesStee =. .. o..
LARRY hAn0NeY.
NlHsssla 0saG 1sust C.
TaO0A0 y. DALy.
CaQSSos Life lnsasa1ee C.
8AR6T ~. MUNPGR1Ts,
Nat1ooa1 1oG0ty vao1t Co
1Aee 1eleee 1so1EsR.
.. ~ AOAmnOM,
A1a1eea Cs0. O..
~, O. MDvnN,
". o. Nevs1 Casey O..
AL
az: &: cSSsAn
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rsxAs Vasw,sa O. saosssss.ses

r,..A v>11A - haalssa ~ iassss
sssssss. = s1 - e e, 49, -
~ - y soaDosoD = - uasefeaon
tooss y Desoteo0eA
Iaa ooa1sNo1o psenasy. - ea1y ~
- eGoA00n1n1ooo oaol916Ao r.
cfsase1 u - - <Aeoe vsess svss
m s00oosa2 ~ ~ psoooeee Deoak
bSktso ananl1ea1 ~ 6oea bonooo ~
0Soo vsasel
NJ vsedsee senllsme ~ So10nsa1
a the peo03o q foRAa, ~ - ~ ~
preeeAin9 eloe4loa ehoeo Ce1@1lkS Uov.
oense ~ ~ seesaA t1ne. - . ~
llosase pea41og0.
Teras, vaish AaalIss ~ Ngsss
psobls0 = naAAes - attract u -
tentioa q every srAvsler who jeefneyu
By railroad aeroes that stats. anA tfie0
to bay drink o. The train, hAs !
stste, coHnty and city lieease syseen. n.
The county clerk issues ths stats
and county license. with tees reepee.
lively for 937s and o1s7.Eo. and ths
city tax collectors issue city hceasaa
for e1s7.So eaeh.-
The main point oe the recSut prt
mary ID that Texas. having gained
control OF this matter through lnteuN
cent regulation, does mot propose @
let liquor get out Of bounds through
Rev. Lyman Abbott:
ut was not the method Of Jssns.
He lived In an age Of total abstinence
societies and did not Join them. He
emphasized the distinction between
His methods and those Of Johh the
Baptist, that John came neither eat
Ing nor drinking; the Son Of Nam
came eatirs, and drinking. He con
demned drunkenness. but never In Z
single instance lifted up His vsice In
condemnation of drinking. On ths
contrary. He comenoed His public min
istry by making wine In considerable
quantity. and Of fine quality. and this
apparently only to add to the 1oyou,
festivities Of . wedding"
The Ordway new era., 1914-10-02

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The Ordway new era., 1914-10-02
Statewide Prohibition

Would thousands buildings
throw less than 2 900 people employment would reduce
the tourist by fully rs
less than SO would drive capital sate
and it
The Ordway new era., 1914-10-02

Every Of IL epts
likewise in faver Of
invoked They bslisvs that ssy should have the
right decide quassa vonmunty
words thsy favor 49, SIA AZ
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The Ordway new era., 1914-10-02

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The Ordway new era., 1914-10-02

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