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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-27
Financial



NEW YORK, Sept 20 Last weeks gen
ernl demund for Investment stocks was
resumed ON q liberal scale today. special
ties also figuring prominently prnnsyI
vnnia made un Initial gain OF a., At
llla, aud ~ Paul advanced lNaN liar.
rimun aud lllll issues also Erles we're
higher somr Go the extent N point
Baldwin locomotive was the feature ~
the war gtuuu. opening with 1900 shares
A. the new high quotation W iOOa iOl
against last weeks close " p5ls. IN ,up
nertlUu With reports NJ change ~ con
troll Aaunrundu copper rose l4mIiL. nm
iulpbtlug an Increased dividend Lnrln
wanu stprl- gain of point NJ 10 also
marked r new record
Baldwin extended its rise 10 ma. I'm
the early afternoon, but reacted b poipts
Later American locomotive. smdehet.r
Westinghouse aud American Can bsrnps
the prominent features. ull NJ substantial
guina
NEW YORK Sept % Lead ttsn.
sptltvr NOT quoted
A. London Lend 90. Zoe, spcltsr. o.
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be- charged with geura oversight N
the war
The committee, whO.. b.. composed
" the premier Lord Kitchener pu,Id
Lloyd George Arthur j Imrmr Sir
Edward Grey Lord Im,uWur. Az.
drew Bouur Law and Winston Spencer
ChurphHl VIII act IT, sort NJ ,,.
rrutINe committee, ab..rnlu. the fuu.
hou ~ the cabinet huruur.Ip. coin
mlttrr
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LIVERPOOL Sept ~ COTTON Spot.
firm good middliug 12Od mlddlluK.
u ssd. low midlling GlOd Sales, i2mO
speculation aud export, 1000, receipts.
1000 Futures fevcrish
Sent NSObd Sept oct GRbd oct.
Nnv BSibd nov npr. hald. hey Jan
n SD Jan Frh. NSsd. Feb March. 0spisd
March April Gmtd. April MAY Gpid
May June 0Wld June July. 0pOd July
Aug GSsd Aug Sept G7id
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Personal
CANCER GIML2LE.n.

Wltaout knife or cuustlc. cure where
others fall Ny cures guaranteed Tsrms
reasonable no cure no pay . a Need
Phone W 1921.
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WAR COMMITTEE
Premier Of England Places General
Oversight Of HOstillties In Hands oi
Eight Cabinet Members

LONDON, Sept ~ Premier Az.
Wlth, It IS announced. has appointed
a special committee OF the cabinet "
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CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY

BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL
RUBBER STAMPS AND SEALS
O X STAMP 4 SEAL 90, lis
". Grand Ava Wal 851
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Grain and
Provisions

hAN'AS CITY Sept 20 WHEAT. NO
.. hard 81 uld H 30. red 81 liQl 80
CORN No 9 mixed Biia. SO y white
Bar
OATS 40 o. white aOagjr. 2 mixed %
"a Ilc
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sI tOIIs Sept q POULTRY
chickens. llIlulHil. spring. 10 -r
blIILR 'ryumsrJ .d.
TGGS -lLc
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The CIassen Co.
Terminal Huidlng
Telephone PIX

FARN ruU SALE lGl acre, 10 mile,
northwest uf rty. good BLACK lend S5
Hptrs n cultivation balance lu native
pasture worth $50 an acre. win suU for
81 90 per acre. terms y n Miller. owner
Wal lhp2
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Nrw York cotton Futures
NIN ANkk Sept The cotton
murAv, ..n.rd ,Iuus Hf o. NET ad,uu,C VI
q. I'd. I ..IHf4
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So Louis. sept 90 noes RrurInts
"N head strong fH lower Pigs Hut
l.Hhi7 6Iifl 40 MIXED uud butchers
,, NuNtO, good heavy. g. UuusgO
CATTLE Receipts. GlnN head slow 10
steady Native h,rf strrrs. 81 Nulua..
'rnrllng steers aud hplferS s. iNmluuu.
COWS. SNunuNuO. stu.krr- and feeders
AUwuNHh. Texas uud indian steers 5. 3
mN>'. COWS mud helfrr, 81 OOdG 80. uB.
tive calves. SGOOHll OO
SHEEP Receipts g5nO head. steady
Lambs fiaOnN5O. sheep aud ewes 5000
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CHICAGO, Sept ~ Hig receipts north
west had weakening Influence today
ON the wheat market The opening. which
ranged ~ decline 60 NWtsc advance with
nec. at 9tA 20 p1N and MAY vt pI 20
VIA NNs followed by something uf D.
rally but later the market showed "a
loss all around as compared With Snt
urdny nights level
Corn sHYged with wheat Az the start
however, the market displayed little
strength AZ d result uf cold weather Az
Or opening unchanged tu hulf higher
prices underwent moderate general vel
back
Smnllnesy Ut offerings tended io steady
oats. The chief thing watched b. traders
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FORT WORTH Te, Sept % cat
j W. Hggclnis lSoO hrnd uuuhnurrH
lieryps SdftT
HOGS Receipts lOOO bead. steady
light 81 Nd7pO
SliEEr Receipts aOO head stead,
Lambs Nifts
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Produce


KANSAS tllI Mo- sept 70 Sew DO
tutuy. kuW valley, steady tUu 40.
uOrtlyfus. steady jUui2.
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ST Lofts sept 27 WHEAT so 2
red SlltW 70. hard. Sll2ul
CORN 80 2 d5D. No white OsuuUpn
OATS. no %, 30., SO 80 white. uOm
inal
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wANrkn MISCELLANEOUS

WASIlU Fo5d ruoso.o, raoa, li,g.,
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Kansas CT, Provisions
KANSAS tlIl. Mo. sept 81 81 TIER
.trvnIurD. -,.. usu. .sy 81 ouds, ~
lu.tlng lHAlc
FGGh iusts. LI.. seconds. Do.
rUlIIIn Hens lZD ryyugrs, yc,
hraIIrlH ~.
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hNNSAN CITY Sept gT HOGS Re
rripis. 5000 head steady Hulk S. gnu
= no. hcuvv NuOH1W. light. s. Wds an.
pigs 81 mdTI5
CATTLE Receipts. 10000 head. steady
Prime fed steers 81 h0a ~ 10. dressed h,,f
steers. g. 0Hn iO. southern steers s. N1si
40, cows finOHiOO. helfers 81 1Sf
hJu stnrkprs SlilukUO
SHEEP Receipts lONO head. higher
Lambs. ASOOmNN' yearlings, N OOmG Ii.
wp'h"rs t5aOuB 50. ewes 81 25apOO
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No. 3 29
BsauGiluI BuHsalSw
RREnRlN8
w, q c.

In Oklahoma DiiN home. uul building
sites Oklahoma farms and ranches FOR
sale and trUdu
4 g. MORFN
Phone " mao l8liy w Main
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NEW YORK Sept d. The cotton ma
Bot closed strong
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Receiver NJ consolidated Printing ~
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Coxy Lillle IEaEDs

.MuukRN COTTAGE. 8 fine rooms EH
'ELltNl CONDITION throughout p.sr
eAf me Tot SiRIljJ fsvt. So block p
ga Price only $3.50 smsu gash psymsnt
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ROOMS MODERN eloerr ts.b Isry.
lOavls sud pantry lot SO. FINE
lhlll AND SHADE TREES my l..I
Nsp.e Prize onIy $3.50 S-uU .sl DaI
su.e ra'l 10 would cost mote ta build
lur h'H'r Than We are asklug f0r rle prup
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-09-24
METHODIST CHURCH
REV e. d LEWIS Pastor.

Every body is invited to be pre-.
sent Mt the Methodist Church Sun
day morning and evening at the
regular preaching hours: II n, m.
and 1880 p. m, and this is the last
Sunday Of the Conference year
The Subject Of the morning will be
"Christian Brotherhood" At night
THE Journey Of Life" will be con.
sidered There will be special
music by the union chorus choir.
You will miss a treat II you fail to
hear this good music.
There will be a rally day program
given at the Sunday school hour.
You want TO come to this also. II
you are not going to the Baptist
Sunday school we extend to you a
cordial invitation to come to the
Methodist Sunday school. II you
have not been going and you feel
you ought to go to Sunday school
let this be the day that you start.
Come and enjoy the good program
Sunday morning NJ 9;45
As this will be our last Sunday
at this place before the meeting Of
oar Conference we desire to state
tina. considerable progress has been
made along all lines. aud while
more has been done financially al
ready than was done all last year,
yet the Church is considerably be-
hind with the assessments, and il
is very probable that the Stewards
will he around TO see you that you
may help 10 raise the deficit We
hope yoa will willingly and literally
contribute that we may make u
full report at Conference. A full
statement may be published next
week.
We will look for you at the serv-
ices Sunday. Come
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-09-24

DR.. Walker is having a modern
rent cottage erected near the Tin.
non place. Contractor J. N White
having charge Of the work. CART
zozo continues It's steady substan.
tial growth in a way that betokens
prosperity Of the right kind.
The new store fixtures Of the
Pure Food Bakery have arrived
IND have been placed in position,
g wing the store q very neat appear.
ance. This concern reports in.
creased daily sales They have
been promised the contract to sup
plv the bread for the big barbecue
: ext wfek. and will furnish over
500 loavcs OF bread All the stores
in Carrizozo and several neighbor
ing towns are selling their bread.
A revival meeting will begin AZ
the Baptist church on Sunday the
third ri October, and the services
Of Rev. I. o. Nermillion, one ri The
States most able preachers, has
been secured through the enterprise
of the local pastor. Good music
will be rendered by a large choir
md every thing will be done to
make the %services profitable to the
people Of Carrizozo. A general
in viialion Is extended to the entire
town and community to attend
these services which will continue
for ten DAYS or two weeks. Rev
Vermillion is a forceful speaker and
his discourses vii be Of a thoroughly
evangelistic nature. but devoid Of
the element Of sensation or uproar
Come out and meet with the peo'
pie of Crrrizozo in this, the first
meeting under the new p~astorate
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CLASSIFIED

wANTED:-Good second hand Camera
with double lens. Enquire Outlook.
FOR SALE Two good brood mnres,
weight about 100 pounds. Price $50 0
Inquire outlook
ROOM wANTED-By man for winter.
!. elcnn'y furnished cpmfurtable Address
10y mail ID d. Dec. care Outlook.
FOR RENT .-Thruc mom cottage, close
IN; Furnished for light housekeeping. En-
quire outlook
FOR SALE One gray horse. : years old
weight about S &C.. Gentle; will work
anywhere A rare baignin ut $40. En-
quitc Outlook
FOR SALE One large and u small
wooden pnllies, with line shaft and stocks
for SAME Also three steel, three speed
p%ullics. For safe chenp. Enquire Out
look office.
wANTE1-i I'm IN lustripus man who
can earn 500 per month and expenses
retailing our Products 10 farmers. Must
have some means fDr starring expenses
aud furnish contract signed by two res.
IN nsihlc men. Address W. 4. I,awieigli
! Company Freeport, Ill.,, giving age, oc.
cupation and references.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-09-24
ROAD BOARD MEETING

The Lincoln County Road Board
will hold n meeting at the court
house at Carrizozo. on Monday,
Oct. 4th. All persons having mat
ters which they wish to bring to
the attention Of the Board are re-
quested to present them at this
meeting.
j. b. French.
Secretary
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-09-24
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

r G.. skinner was down from
tie Nogal mesa Tuesday.
Truman A. Spencer was down
ifom Santa Fe the fist of the week
Walker Hyde has treated his
iAmily TO a new Ford, purchased
rom the local agency
II you want the very lates. and
est in the range market, get u
ole 3 Hot Blast Range.
New California White potatoe.
At So, 10 per 100 lbs. A car load
Just arrivtd-Cariizozo Trnding Co
We are selling Colorado Potatoes
At 81 so per cwt'--Welch & Tits
worth, Captain.
Capt. d w Roberts Of Alamo.
gordo was up the first of the week
visiting at the home Of Geo b.
Barber.
Judge John Y. Hewitt Of White
Oaks was in town Monday on his
way to Alamogordo and I'll Paso
n business.
Take your old hats to Mrs. Jno
Kahler. she can make them over
tor you and they will look rs well
as new ones.
Big reduction sale on all boys
and young mems clothing now
on at the Carrizozo Trading Co
Don't forget to bid on the fam
u Coles Hot Blast Stove that is
Icing sold at auction at Kelley e
SONS
Mr.. Parker Of California has been
visiting ia Carrizozo the past week
as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A. j..
ROLAND aud daughter, Miss Lima
Parker
New "Walkover Shoes" for fall
await your inspection. Come in
aud see the new lace boot-Carri
~ Trading Co.
Harry G. Clunn Of Three Rivers
came up Saturday evening and
spent Sunday with Mrs. Clunn, who
is supervisor of music in the public
school.
II you are intending to have a
water tank made see me before
placing your order-Ed Long, the
timer
Geo Ferguson has returned from
Indiana where lie spent his vaca.
ton and Frank Elliott who relieved
him n h p. d. s. W, storekeeper
has returned to his regular duties
at Tucumcari
The equinoctial season brought
us some blusiery weather, but a
good rain compensated for any
physical discomforts the weather
may have produced.
Mr.. and Mrs George Ferguson
accompanied by Mrs. Ferguson's
mother, Mrs Hickerson, have re-
turned from lniana where the two
ladies have been making an extend
ed visit.
Charles Pierce. night clerk at The
railway station, has left for Evans.
vile, Ind where he will spend his
vacation Mrs. Pierce who has
been visiting there all summer will
return with him to Carrlzozo
John A. Haley aud George J..
Dingwall have been doing good
service collecting the county's pro-
ducts for the mammoth exhibit to
be given during the field day cele
bratiou, Dingwalls car proving a
valuable asset in covering the nee.
cessary ground
DR.. 7. W. Watson. the local Ford
ageht, has delivered this week a
"a az -
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SOME: HITS TcR BUILDERS
Great care Should Re taken in 5eIee-
ton Of the Most Substantial
Roofa1 Material

II Won were without preparation or
plan, rudciy placed in Il wilderness.
your first thought v9"1l ho q fHod
supply and your next al shelter. for
these are the two most vial haccssi-
ties of mankind. 1t is therefore
natural that the best thought and
study are put upon these two essen
tials
More forward steps have been
taken in the building industry in the
past fifteen years, as regaras comfort,
service and architectural beauty than
in the fifty years previous.
Only in recent years has the hand
ling of cement in building work been
understood properly, and progress IS
still constantly being made with il.
Modern hotels and Office buildings
are being equipped with sheet metal
mouldings and steel vccnered doors.
Nearly every important change in
building construction is away from
the fire hazard Of wood.
One OF the most significant develop
ments OF recent years is the crushed
slate surfaced asphalt shingle which
is, on new construction and Old, rapid
" supplanting the wooden article.
There are many reasons for this. The
slate surfaced shingles add beauty TO
any building-in fact. there is really
no comparison from an architectural
standpoint Crushed slate Of pleasing
tints OF red or green. is employed as
surracing. The shingles are uniform
" eight inches wide and are exposed
four inches to the weather No paint
ing is necessary as the red or green
crushed slate is natural and therefore
cannot fade.
The purchaser. however, should
guard himself against buying slate
surfaced Single that is not guaran-
teed by a reliable and responsible
manufacturer There are so many
kinds Of roofing and shingles on the
Market today each claiming to be the
best that it becomes necessary for the
buyer to get some satisfactory assur-
ance that the roofing or shingles are
represented honestly.
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SYNOPSIS.
.cyolCHT ~ III

. American adyanturAi'
srhns'ohhi lis servant. with 5 a ..,- ne In
n Jsres; ' Known up and Cow ,l y ','i FOR
n q 3. ' ~ parrot & Co. are ' ,mer,can
psddy = rIsa Chetwood rich Ai ,la ~ H..
|fnscn Lis as Warrington ana i 29r, 49, ~.
n tourist, seen her. He tells heaf tI,a -
|rsf 70 inti 1sn heaten a syndicate aii .i
|Grdneton l ndS for eN.o1o. warns AZ. on
Nv bis o. e, ,ha narrot, through is 'i,cMs
IS Raiah, !i' shpv mass two golden 1ayS
ID cla anu ,b ..G river. In Raneoon' VII
|srlhsr on lne me- nm in a row over cafIds
acon inler'e enemy, Newell Graz r;.'.'
|a.. .s,s y by Craig and staos n VII, N In
Dn0'W Warrington discovers 80 80 "a Cr9ir
s zrn steamer He AVOIDS ~
seap s.s md IS warned by Warm =" !,
J s" .sasss 10 avoid Elsa. Craig slI.s ,J ~
y = s ssaJ Elsa tells Warrington ~ ~, -,
y M. .0i ,,sdent and he hunts up TT, ,,t
slpn n hout He finds him stretched H"'
wy ~ asck and turns the hose On iI'IiI
~, n.. ~ s MalIow, who drove Naifiil2
Y l ,.aa, lis pIantation when he ledfilHH
Y ~ comes aboard. Warrington tr4lS
s Majlow and Craig both VIII zen
= ui's 49, money that did not Otl"ilS
! ~ !. aver the gambling table TO Crais'
y = 81 q her not 10 speak to MN asa h,s
s.Iss hsts Warrington, who keeps IilS
-, Singapore Elsa calls on her ia
~. !, md the American consu! gen
NJ, II calls and relates tile steam
\ ,ssIp about Elsa. Warrington a'so
n .nd sends a cable to the Andes con
s,r, I'M company, offering to restore me
-, money II they will lift the ban.
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Probably Mamma Knew.

Little Elsie-"My papa's a minis
ter, and that is best" Little Grace
My papa's a lawyer, and that's best
too" Little Elsie-"No, your papa is
not a really lawyer; he just practices
law. But my papa is a really minis
ter, because he just breaches ant
never practices. My mamma say
su"-JudSe.
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CHAPTER xiil-continued.

And q man may break any one o.
ne laws | consider it horribly ~
~
Mkb. Bat II you wish to live in
=. you must submit"
Pace at that price ] have no wish
\ This man Mallow lives within
\ ple Of law; the other man is out
kdit Yet, Of the two, which would
! k quickest to trust?"
ne consul general laughed. Now
mHe appealing not to my knowledge
fte world but to my instinct
Thanks"
fthe.e any reason why you should
kad Mr. Warrington, as he calls
h~li!"
he consul generals wife desperate
TIED to catch her husbands eye
N either he did not see the glance or
nfposely ignored it.
n defending Mr.. Warrington am
kadng myself Ny dear friend.
~ went on, letting warmth cone
= her voice once more, my sym.
rsy vent out to that man. He looked
hnely. Did you notice his eyes?
q man look at you the way he
rand be bad?"
have seen Mallow dozens of
"a know him to be a scoundrel
nr1; but doubt if bald sunlight
= make him blink. Liars have
y overcome the Pickering and
Nsins Of the eyes"
Y said almost the same thing
- be ~ that If he were a liar?"
J invent accused him of being
! indeed. be struck me as a truth.
nans man. BY the way, what is
. name Of the firm your father
hndedr
ne Andes Construction companv
nM Tank we could find him some
Q 10 there!" eagerly. "He builds
! 1saldnt advise that. But 90
y s'ae astray. You ought not 70
IN again." "
y = hateful world" Elsa an.
IN TO the wife.
. Elsa. dear. But James IS
'Mh get your balance" said the
r aaa when you reach home
''as DE vedding?" ''i''e
= not sure that I'm going to 10
ea Elsa twirled the sunsbaoe
J, .. Oh bother with it all, Din.
!. es 81 in the big dining room"
= !. But the introduct,ons viii 10
800 - .ne cafe veranda. These peo.
= here have gone mad over cp pe
a.. And look your best, Elsa an
~. aea =. 70 see real American g,rl
bM. 'ome roses sent up
= not the heart 70 ,o,, ,,
~ y interest in his dinner pe,. h haa
2 zone from her u mime. , laa
= :. confusion Of the colonel 'n na
.sp..lsd to her bitter ma,,c no
=. that she was roin. NANCE "a s.
= alserable. sung 70 De
p !. g ..s gone. the copsu, gan.
EIs = go: Poor sirl!" ''' gen
~ saad looked across tho roo,,
~, why do you saw ,ue ,h room n,
N.Y.. .s', =. = the City of Refuge.
ss.s,,sa'd y to IT when eonfr r'use;
y = a',s they do not understand Ia,aon,1"
4 Il. s'and. And that's
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alone, VINO does not present iei'"FS 81
Introduction, VINO
mo ATTENDS etIl'''y 10 hei o"n "a
iIIrs 90 en-
sh'jef'aFhs5 oif Il" continue" =" u"
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hot peiohS' as you americans say
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lor d y"uhs "oliah me YOU, Sell va
de'ractihe ruiilor iol'o"s nai upon
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OF US Oh shipooaiu 'eaino" Mo
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quarters. elther.
If l had been elderly ana WITHOUT
physical attractions! Elsa inquired
sarcasticaily
We are dealing with human nature
mediocrity, and not with speculation
1t is in the very nature OF things 10
distrust that which we do not under
stand You say, old and without phys,
ical attractions Beauty IS OF al
things most drawing we croWo ABOUT
it. we crown 1t, we natter II Inc ON
and unattractive we pass bs. II ha'
not seen you mere tohlghl, heafd you
talk, saw IN k'hd OF rebeiiious Ell
chantment over your knoWiedse OF 'he
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1915-10-16
CHAPTER XIV.

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. sturdy cooIie. and
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The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1915-10-16

Kind words are never iGSt-Nnless
a woman puts them III a letter and
gives il to her husband to mail