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Pocahontas star herald., 1915-01-15

Many cases OF
typho old fever,
appendicitis a n d
other severe dis
eases are trace
able to prolonged
clogging of the
bowels. Regard
h e effects of
constipation, c.,
+. Ayers, 6 Sabin
St. Montpelier,
VT, says:
II was afflicted
with constipation
opd biifnttenaaa far
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-01-15
IT REALLY DOES RELIEVE RmEU-
MATISM
Tobe ChastaIn, chairman,
Attest: John Il. Kizer,
secretary.
secretary.

Every body who is afflicted with
Rheumatism in any way should by
all means keep bottle of Sloan's
Liniment on hand. The minute you
feel a pain or soreness in joint or
muscle, bathe it with Sloan's Lini.
ment. Do not rub it. Sloan's pen
etrates almost Immediately right to
the seat of pain, relieving the hot,
tender, swollen feeling and making
the part cary and comfortable. Get
a bottle of Sloan's Llniment for 25c
of any druggist and have 1t IN the
against Colds, Sore and
S swollen Joints, Lumbago, Sciatica
aud like ailments. Your money
back if not satisfied, but it does
give almost instant relief. Buy q
bottle today.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-01-15
No FlShinQ Allowed

The public is hereby notified
that fishing in the Winebaugh laEe
on the Beauvais Conner farm If for.
Didden under penalty Of the law.
Mrs. Minnie Beauyals Conner.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-01-15
Constipation, If Neglected,
Causes Serious Illness

Constipation, il neglected, leads
TO almost innumerable compliea-
tons affecting the general health.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-19
REFORM BY sURGERY.-A Los

REFORM BY SURGERY.-A Los
Angeles lad, who has spent most of
his days in a reformatory, was oper-
ated on recently and a spheroid of
bone impinging directly upon motor
center of the brain was removed.
The physicians declare positively
that the resultant irritation was all
that had made the boy vicious and
that hereafter he will be good.
These surgeons, eminent men,
state that such cases are by no
means unusual and that proper sur
gical attention would be efficacious
in most cases.
Uuhappily, the parents of these af-
fiicted youths are, as a rule, too poor
to secure such attention.
What a great thing it would be if
the principal municipalities of this
country would establish free clinics
for the redemption of these unfor-%
Inmates!
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-19

Ill, under the Act Of March .. 1879.
YOU MEN HAD BETTER WATCH
oUT!-What are we to expect of the
woman of 1920?
In 1915 we have high school girl,
Miss Ruth McCabe of Tacoma,
Wash, throwing a baseball 209 feet
inches; a woman trapshooter, Mrs.
Harold Almert of Chicago, breaking
As of so flying targets; two girl stu
dents of Tulane university, New Or
leans, boxing for the championship
of Louisiana; Jacquline Thompson.
an Evanston, Ill, girl, swimming 40
yards in 80 2-5 seconds.
In 1915 we also have women in all
parts of the country hurrying
through household work to get on
the tennis courts, golf links and bath
ing beaches and travelling hundreds
of miles to take part in an archery
tournament.
In all these events women Compel
ed against women, but in almost
every other case the marks set were
so close to the marks made by men,
it is hard for anyone, except an ex-
pert, to see much difference.
Women are going in for outdoor
sports more and more every year.
This has been banner summer, and
each year women are getting nearer
and nearer athletic relords of men.
So we ask about the woman of
1920: Will she stand at the traps
and shoot in competition with men?
VIII she enter swimming races
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-19

against men without fear of being
Outclassed? Will important toUrna-
ments in golf and tennis be mixed in
stead of for men only? It should not
be surprising.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-10

Dar,laurlc- Ma1 ln History has du-
pliratrd ri-cIi uu thc PLAIN ~ Troy ~ q
rur H- ugruIuu- WY. thr wooden horse
whi,h gave thr Greek rniraurr mt" Troy.
thr British -ut thrlr ir llndiu- party
ASHORE tor the land operation JgsIu ! the
Durdaurlr- The dny hrturr thr landing
TWki-h patrols noticed huge collier
drifting u apparent dI-tre-- toward the
hpri- near INV. PLAIN WI Troy hrr deck.
piled hlrh with rull FINALLY mn grounded
tt iWh.ht lhe tn took to boat ha artiiY
rY,iHa tu -el T.onD uar ebe wls
stranded nrd would hn -rfr fnr thr -iu't
thr Turk made no attempt to board her.
When fhe 1uLs approached N the
'mcrnu- thry were mct wv harp fire
from 1lnn British TROOPS strongly en-
treu'hed ashore. supported hy battery 81
held ariIIIrr, Ihr-r troop had landed
during ihr ught. hrinr concealed beneath
hr d,ck- ui thc drrrhrt At daylight q
lru- lur "l trnu-puri p"urrd landing par
ur hrr Nm mlIl hrrt lhr Turks
meauamir rushed ur rrminfrtment- and
WV tmr tbr maiI landing party Wss ~
drHiIt r"rd ul extinction Frnall. rem
inrronrnf drove thr Turl back
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-10
A RESOLUTION
FOR SEVERANCE
OF RELATIONS

Austin. TrNn- May ln Nly Lu-itaniu
resolution were introduced ~ thr Texas
Legislature TODAY. Ouc bv senator Ne
\calu- favor severance nf diplomatic re-
l'tiou- with Germany other EXPIRE
confidence wv President Wilson ~ action
wu- taken and thr resolutions were pa W.
oyer until tnmurruU
Five of thc resolutions were m the sem
.tv. Duc WAS w thc house. senator
t"WrIl introduced u-h-tiutc educational
hll carrying Hn increase ui million and
a halt dollar over the original bill Ncna
ter Suffer introduced NV hiIl w establish
three state uuunaI-. The senate passed
finally the Clark hlll appropratng til5.000
tor thr repair WI the state capitol. The
senate finally passed the hiII NJ purchase
iIc -iir uf thc fr~t TcNa- ruptol
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-10
100000 DEATHS
ARE PREVENTABLE
COST or PREVENTABLE DISEASES
DISCUSSED BY Or D0WLIEG
BEFORE The CONGRESS.

Houston. Texas. 81, lO-Ihe cost 81
prprcntahi, disease in th- south was vi
,uS.Cd hrioir the southern ~nriplrriral
,ongrrs- SUNDAY ~ pr. oscar poRllng
president NJ Ihr Louisiana state hrard
of Health.
"WhM W Yourself and ,uur own fam
il,t. tn bowling asked.
Have Nnu had y severe headache
thr", IImr~ iu twelve months "
did ANYONE have 80 attach 1T SIRE
throat wv Was VI malaria W. wv tutcrl"
disturbance"
"DurIn. /, months the total lor The
lightr~i ordinary illness tu Nnur lanIl,
probably amounts to 500. l.ct ~ use
that Fay JU aver .r. In IT, uJhcru
states. there Irc about h,r million inmi-
lIc>. ~ the above figure 500 for
medicine tnd uur visit VI " ph, stefan for
each iHnih n unc year the total would
80 15n unn
The lr~~r>. Nh" cost ui ihr realty wv
rou> prrNcutahlr di~ra~r~. Dr. DuVlin.
said would cnormou>l, increase these
southern states perfect systems 40 rrl
lreliua health statistics.
"~N hundred thousand people iu This
cnuuir, every ~ mouths dir uf prc,rut,-
h'c deaths" said Dr. bowling. ~Gnumn
WHO might have been saved About one
third of these arc our own thcl"neiur 90
tho south
The traditional attitude toward ~Irk
ness T. everywhere apparent Bad colds
accepted NV inevitable likrWi~r
spring fever. and adults must have
spells every uoW aud them while chil
drru must III thr, can live through
>rrir> ui illnesses. Ne matter what doe
tors may preach. w mau viii die when
hi- time rumr> There are man, other
Wi~r Intelligent people vhn have ~ this
ltIIiI-ilr >l'hnr-s creed u -tratp-t
iaith
br. bowling gave estimates ~ lo~>c,
due ~ prc,rnilhlr diseases wv some >uu
thcru communities. tie said.
I'M uur ritv WI thr South WV Inl there
were ln>I deaths from tuberculosis. III
uul, nHr fourth VI these we're ware ear
n"r> thr loss NV thr ruumuuit, w dollar,
and cents which would have been earned
was ~~ .uU
M Virginia where definite work IN
control 81 ltphnid ha, been in nrnprr,.
" WV estimated that in five wears to- w
al los lh Virginia nn thi, acrnnt M ..;.
1>nHln
Investigations in Louisiana ~, the
department m agricnlturr im 1911 fur.
Ui>h I concrete example wv The lu>> in
nur runmuit, from malaria Two hun
Idrcd and ninety nine pcr>nn> made up
ihc Il negro families "n thr plantation
This wa> found tu hr clear ease of IA
lrd>i - pcr cent loss in productivity due
iu prrNrutlhlc disease tmnlariaI"
How much nf this illness il nrr,rut.,
hir"' Dr bowling asked aud then made
this answer.
"ii We could trace 10 ii~ source each
week attack vc would iud hra.la,hr> ana
other common ills the direct results al
trans grr>>Iun> of simple rules 1T IA
-ieHr: rul'i>. sore throat. dir,thrria and
other Infections - The rarclc>~nr~s al
ih" individual The laXity W. tho health
"ii'rr ~ y" apathy ~ ignorance ~ IA,
communIty'
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-10
OF WIFE
TO STAY SUICIDE
WAS0F NO AVAIL
MRS ALFREDO MUNOZ LOSES HER
THUMB IN ATTEMPT 10 SAVE
HUSBAND FROM DEATH
NE FLEES TO HIS OWN HOME, GETS
SHELL FROM A TRUNK AND ENDS
HIS LIFE WITH a SHOT.

Nhllc struggling over loaded -hotrm
with which ~ was trylng t. kll himself
Alfredo Munoz. age 2J. TIM morning shot
and wounded W. wife. Ieouor MARTINEZ
H. Munoz. through the left hand. M hra
brothcr's home. Darting out ~ the hou =.
Munoz ran fifty yards to ~ own home
and reloading the weapon shot himself
through the breast. IT, died two minute
after the arrival NJ u physician. who
reached the place twenty tive minute after
the shooting
SIX days ago the wlic ~ Muuoz cit HIM.
after \ violent quarrel. and went Nv live
with the family oi her husband brother.
Eli~eo. The Munoz brother, own thutv
acres ot land wv thc Tumatr- bend WI thr
lilo Grunde, short distance below Fort
Brown aud the Two hou 1fr placed
about htty yard. lP5rt w th.- tract ILls
morning. shortly before 2 o'clock. Munnz
presented himself mn hi- brothers house.
carrying = shot gun. and demanded to -ee
his wife. The brother vItc w the ab-
-ence oi her husband who wa- M Brown
Ailt', ftlu~tu Nllh ddiuilldhtf.
Munuz then went NV thr -idc WV thr house
aud unknown to hl- -i-tcrnlau rraulrd
through 80 "pcu window, and gou@ through
the rooms found hr wife wv INV parlpr
When MAJ raised ihc muyzlr M thr hnt-uu
toward hl- heid. cNclalming that hr wH.
GOING Nv kiI himself, ~ wit,. vb" bu.
Nm ycar- oI agr uud ui slight stature.
seized the gun Hl lhc muzzle and attempted
a. wrcst Il from HIM. ~ TIE struggle "
was discharged The woman lrii thumb
received lhc full charge M thr gun and
wa- nddled with The shot. She -crcam,d
before llIutIng and hcr -i-tcrmlav wv bel
Iu from the rear. tu" late. however. tp top
Munul. who with ihc smoking shotgun m
hi- hand, brushed past hcr and ran toward
hi- own house. Arriving there hr went tu
q trunk. took ont loaded she'll and rr
charged III gun. Turning the muzzlc
against W.. breast. hr pushed TIE TRIGGER
with the end "a hi- finger and icll m"rtall,
wounded
pr n. NJ NcClm. -umuoued hy W t.lr
phone message sent from the cify hunts.
hurried ~ the Munoz plantation. Murnh
died without making v statement two mu
utc- after Dr MrCaiu reached HIM Iu-
ticc nf the Peace Nalcutn Gaytu with
Deputy sheriff Pai Haley reached the
-rcuc shortly altcrvurd and ~ tirr G.-
vito immediately held au inquest. render
M = verdict ~ -lucIde
Mr~ Munoz Wa- brought u" Tho oni,r uf
nr Collado ou Elizabeth trcrt iur trrat
ment II was found nerr-- -ary to nrupu.
tate the left thumb
Alfredo Munoz, thc dead man. uu IVY
carpenter aud bad worked m Brownsville
10 hl~ trade. For the la>t thiriy day hr
had been putting M wv tame Wurkur lhr
farm where the tragedy occurred llr i-
one ot several brother. the som ot ihr
I;rtc Antoine Nuuul wv Brown VILE The
family \. well known
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-10
MANY MESSAGES POURING IN COUNSEL PEACE
CABINET MAY HEAR POLICY OUTLINED TUESDAY
GENERAL OPINION is PRESIDENT WILL
DENOUNCE SINKING AS NOT EXCUSABLE
lRv Associated rw--.l

WASlfNGToN r. Na, -crlu-o M th WHAT, l"u to-day Pr
dcut ou ~ injHe r vil tt
the utr, knows hl d,,i wv w "
mlon, Nj de counsel peace General OPINION here
tina Pre- lbe under he laws
nation ,udh human
po. president country policy
row miui. o hc rthu now
ION au,ta rI tae
the of enough
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-10
zEPPEL|NS DROP
BOMBS ON TOWN
ON THE COAST

London. Nav ln.-fwn Icppclm-
dropped bombs ou West Chd 90 the Sea.
near Nuuthrnd N w reported there were
other aircraft m me raid. They were heard
lu The low hangIn. rloud- about ; O'Clock
ihI- morning. Bomb struck houses wv
various part Nh the town. cine man aud
hi- wife were badly burned. Noulhcnd On
cn~ldc resort w t.-~rN.
Sixty bombs were dropped at ~uuthrnd
enc was scar "a ship where 200 German
'clvIlIau~ .fr mtcrucd. One Zeppelin wa
damaged British arrpplaur- pursued thc
ald raiders
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-10
THE WEATHER FORECAST.

The following weather fnrcca for
the lower guilt coast and the Magic
Valley j. issued by the United States
weather bureau at New Orleans:
Tonight and Tuesday. unsettled; light
w moderate wv tcrlv wind
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-10

It'- Y woman imagination that keep
her Young " nv imngIuc people can't WY
through The coat ut paint
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-10
Ambassador Regrets Loss American Lives
fEy A- ormtcd Prr

WASHINGTON N Kill. May To- tnu nstrrf
talked half hour With Secretary state Bryan ih.
incidents agreement following
mtuW Wu- issued
"Thr ambassador expressed dp W
lrr tu lhr tr" N" many Amri,l rlt.
Bryan greeted the amba ador cordially
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-10
RnssIans DrIraI German. ~ Mtan.

fE N-.HrlTfrn Woe
london Ult ln w reported the
l;u au defeated thr rrrmNn- Nv MItau.
ku iH
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-10
MEXICAN SMUGGLERS ARE
KILLED BY b. S. OFFICERS

Alpine. Texas. May l0 United State,
customs guards Saturday killed two Mcri-
rau -mugglcr-. Both the dead were Ncxi
au~. One was the alleged lieutenant colo
nc. m the 'arranza forces at Boqullas.
Mexico. The light occurred opposite Bo-
puii4-.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-10
Local Weather Observations.

The follnwlne local weather ob-cr-
vation-. covering tie - hour period
ending IA 7 ID. m today. are furnished
by the United States weather bureau
station, Brownsville.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-10
Wilson Continues To
Consider TheLusitania
NATURALIZED GERMANS TO
GE BARRED FROM CHANGE

Liverpool. MAY 10 The cotton a--
-oclatlnn director adopted rr-oln
tiou- TODAY barring naturalizcd Ger
mans and Au-trian~ hcnccfurih from
entering the cotton exchange.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-10
OF
HISTORY ON THE
PLAINS OF TROY
BRITISH MAKE LANDING BY SCHEME
AS INGENIOUS AS THAT OF
WOODEN MORSE.
TURKS ARE FOOLED nv HUGE COL
IIGR WHICH SEEMED IN AP-
PARENT DISTRESS.

London. May in--Ihs French and Brit
Ish are fighting on \ IwsntysIs mile front
~ Belgium ~ onr ~ The masi important
battles ~ The val The British have been
greatly reinforced ~ the last icw days.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-10
COTTON BREAKS
ON ACCOUNT OF
RUM0RS OF WAR

NrW York. Nav lO.-tutton broke 80
!. h.,Ir uu tb, New York market today. The
October price went Nv 1910. War rumors
latrr substantial, recovered prices
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-10

4 MIN seldom gpt~ " WI thr neck by
keeping his mouth shut
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-10

llow seldom does one need wv u~c anti
iat uu au obese porketbo0k.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-10
LUO FRANK sENi EnCED
TO HANG ON JUNE %

Atlanta, Ga. June -
Atlanta. Ga.. MHy lu lrn Frank
today was sentenced a. hang an
June -.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-10

OF course. marriage l. a failure " th,
liabilities exceed the assets.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-10
100000 RUSS
SOLDIERS TAKEN
IN W. GALlCIA

Vienna. MAY ~. T. y estimated thc
numhcr ot prisoner captured IVY Western
Gahri.i viii NV lUn.uuu. Ihr Au-tnau-
are stan driviu- back thr Russians Tlr
second stage - this battle i beginning m
the east where thc TcuiouIc aIIr- are driy-
inr the Ru>-ian- from the Carpaih.au~.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-10
Declared An Argument for World Disarmament
by Associated Press

GF0RGET0WN, Sheppard 4
today The argument
patience handling present
-Iua
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-10

. ssssssss
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1915-08-25
The Adjective.

From the Spokane spokesman-Review.
Nouns. 1t Is alleged. are the writer's bull
lets. verbs his powder, but adjectives
only hindrances to the drive and reach
OF his thought. Within limits there ex-
lists . foundation Of fact for the assertion,
but its limits are narrow and have to be
intelligently observed. The truth IL that
the adjective. in the hands Of . judicious
and skillful thinker. II the feather on the
arrow or groove In the bullet that keeps
the missile straight on it, course. AZ used
by Burke. tho adjective 10 the barb on
the hook OF thought that makes It stick
in: the mind. Tho service and need Of the
adjective are ~sugge.ted by such sentences
az HI leadeth me In green pastures: He
maketh me "a lie down beside the still
waters." Strike y the adtectives and
most unmeanins. The adjective should
not b used for ornamentation only, but
it 10 needed frequently to bestow beauty
and power upon the thought and LAM
K0U80A E1 sS5Wfs~tH9Nt@f Na Ne
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1915-08-25

jected by jolly couples who might en-
ter with sham enthusiasm.
In looking back YEARLY a year or
50 afterward, he will lace the fact
that it has been a misspent time in
which his money went freely, together
with loss of position and the happiness
OF his wife. At this turn the first to
desert the liberal providers and to
ones they had entertained. It is very
wrong to awaken interest in sporty
strangers and to Join in their hilarity,
unable to break of until all is lost.
!! counsel those so inclined to realize
the danger ERE 1t is too late to hold
home and love.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1915-08-25
on. Evil Aboii.h.d.
From the at. Louia rsme.

From the Bt. Louis Times.
We congratulate Chief Young on hia
excellent though tardy order under which
reputable citisens viii be allowed to sign
their own bonds. instead Of i-ncreasina
the revenue Of the professional bonds.
man." - the chief puts II. Why . re.
puteble person should have been barred
from signing his own bond on minor
charges has always been . mystery "a
U.s. We agree with the chief that Ii l.
unfair to . citizen Of established resi-.
dence n former good behavior to in.ist
upon his being hailed out by . bondsman
when he h perfectly willing ana anxious
70 appear IN police court the next morn.
ing and settle up.
Nov, let US abolish the bond Zee MIA,
In connection with the Police Relief 81,
sooiation benefit fund.cand We viii "A
away from Al the evils OF the system.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1915-08-25
uNscRuPuLous cHuMs.

Copyright. 1916, by the Mcclure News
paper Syndtcate.)
when flowing cups run swiftly round,
Our careless heads are with roses
bound.
When thirsty grief in wine we steep.
When health draughts, go free"
Do young women who are happily
betrothed. or wives whose lot 1t has
been to have good husbands, have the
least idea OF the peril OF chance ac-
quaintance. which it seemed perfectly
wise for them to form? Unfortunate
husbands who strike up quick friend
ships for other genial mites who are
trusting. interruptions chums they
become. paving the way in a social
familiar start, too often beguiling the
innocent. in the cup Of drink and end
and those In It dearly.
A wife writes pitifully on this SUBJ
ject az follows:
MY heart is most broken. I have
been q married woman most is years.
Husband and were devoted. having
couple. He has not been. the same since
he brought the woman to my house.
II never met her before. He was cross
unless with them. They drank wine.
! had to. to keep from being called 8
grDuch.s! cannot stand this. It makes
IT. We need money badly for
something besldes the fatal wine cur.
MY once good husband and I nearly
pexted.E after they came. Our home %
not ne same. This past year I have
suslsirsd every hardship and loss Of
0nd changesI viii have to end IL.
HOWL CRY ri AGAINST laaylnr nv Aaor
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1915-08-25

glar set his foot on the step the big
CLOCK In the hall chimed II.
Father will be home soon" Thought
Bert. who was almost smotherel in
the hot armor.
Bump. bump. bump came SLOWLY
down the steps the burglar with his
hands full OF toilet things and a fine
watch. Outside Bert heard the gate
Click and his fathers voice. But the
roober heard it. too, and stopped inst
" 'front.' OF the Japanese rmo This
was n chance for which Bert had
oeen waiting. With a quick Jerk he
tore the sword free from the wire and
Threw himself with all his weight on
the mar. at the same time giving a
louo scream. The weight Of the how
eho the armor threw the man to the
floor and when he tried to rise Bert
lave MIN q tap on the head with tha
SWORD. By this time Mr.. Harlan was
1n M hail. and had settled the man
police. mo
The burglar was too much aston.
!ened at the armor jumping on him to
de1eno himself. but he could NOT helm
when tho boy stepped out.
Wen. ! wonder what the old feI.
low VINO owned this armor hundrsd.
OF years 8 would think OF ita GATOR
lne burglar now" remarked Hart
= they watched the man beinr ~
eway by the officer.
suppose he would be very nro,,A
oI what It did, if he knew" lanehed
a4r. Harlan. "Just a proud ~ -
ot the way my boy trapped : bursIa,
Win m OLD suit OF armOr.s
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1915-08-25
Sssassts Films 81 Smashed Fr,;oht
Commofce Reporta

~ ll,SSssssted l!sct!uree on packing Of mer-
IScsrts, e : means Of educating Americsnn
nonn,spper q advocated by Consul jamsa
0llxer I4eine. Of Karachi, In1ia. Who
s Xrassss q the dengers @ which sucS
nSnee6 e0osocted unless properly
g ctngls p~hotosraphs 81 sma.h.a
ce,ng 'sandcd. Or cthsf ilustratons srs
SOoo picture showing how NJ cssei
came e sbe omaehed or how tho awo06s
Mess PIT into or taken cut 81 IL, nShtee
$3.50 : smAshed and 8 eine1o bhoeo.l
sbir. snows oniy ths result. Whtch any
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y OSCAR Penn Fitzgerald.
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eeke - httle better than the love Of
money tor Ito ~ sake. Some OF OuI
tdolAtries have s0ft names.