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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-04
Home Rule on Liquor Ques-
ton New Plan Before
State Legislature.
COUNCIL TO HAVE SAY
Members Examining Bill
Say 1t Might Repeal the
Local Option Law.

Springfield. III. May 4.-Home rule
in the matter Of Sunday saloon clos
ing would be granted TO municipalities
under the provisions OF a bill intro
duccd in the lower house of the legis-
lature yesterday by the liberal com
mittee OF that body. The committees
report was presented by Representa-
tive Thomas Curran. OF Chicago. lead
er OF the vets"
The measure would practically re
peal the present state wide Sunday
closing law by allowing city councils
and the boards OF trustees OF incor-
porated towns and villages TO grant
Sunday licenses to saloons after the
citizens had adopted the home rule act
by referendum vote.
The question OF placing Sunday
closing in the hands OF the city coun-
Gil could be brought 10 a vote in any
town upon petition OF 10 per cent Of
the registered voters.
What II Might DO.
Members OF the legislature who
closely examined the bill were of the
opinion that it might allow city coun-
cils TO grant saloon licenses in anti
saloon territory and that might re-
peal. by implication" the present
option laws, The reason for this be-
lief was the wording OF a section OF
the bill which extends TO city councils
exclusive authority 10 license sa-
looms and 10 prohibit the sale OF
liquors on all days, including Sun
day."
This measure and the bill limiting
the granting OF saloon licenses to
American citizens will be the only
measures which will be pushed by the
"wets" Wednesday. when the house
will act on all wet and dry bills which
have been introduced.
Drys to Concentrate Efforts
The drys announced that they will
concentrate their efforts TO obtain the
passage Of the bill which would Gre
ate a five mile dry zone around the
naval training station at Lake Bluff.
Leaders of the drys said that prob
ably no effort will be made to bring
the county option bill TO a roll call in
the house. In all. the drys have eight
bills which will be up for considera-
tion Wednesday. including the resi-
dence option bill. 1t is probable that
several of their eight bills will be
dropped. however.
The house killed the bill extending
civil service TO Cook county employees /
by striking out the enacting clause of
the measure.
Senate spent the entire morning 1
in committee of the whole discussing /
the proposition of abolishing capital /
In Illinois. Governor /
Dunno and Bishop Fallows addressed /
The committee in support of the propo-
sition.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-04
CANADA PROHIBITS
SHIPMENT OF GRAIN

Ottawa, Canada. May Shipment
of wheat, -four and a large number of
other commodities TO the United States
has been prohibited, it was officially
announced today, except when ship
ments are intended solely for domes-
tic consumption in the United States
and not for reshipment abroad. The
reasons for the restrictions are not
divulged.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-04

Peoria. Ill--In what they term the
Opening meeting of the 1916 prohibi-
ton campaign" Eugene W. Chain.
John p. St John of Kansas and
Charles W. Hall OF California made
vigorous assault on the liquor traffic
here In a series of meetings in local
churches. Mr. Chain proposed FIVE
laws. the enactment of which will put
the nation under prohibition. without
the necessity OF a constitutional
amendment One of them provides a
prohibitory tax of $4,000 upon every
gallon OF liquor manufactured.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-04
GIRL SHOOTS HEAD OF HOME
Negro President of Orphanage at st.
Joe. Mo- Reported Wounded

St Joseph. Mo. May 4.-Jerry Gri-
der. negro philanthropist and presi-
dent OF an orphanage here, was shot
and fatally wounded yesterday by a
negro girl. who was a ward of the in
stitu;ion. The girl. who is 10 years
old. ran away from the orphanage re-
Gently and was enraged because she
had been brought back. She was ar
rested.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-04
Mayor l. Oustcd by a church.

Columbus. Ind. aiay s-H. Karl
voiland. mayor % Columbus. has
be~u suspended as a voting member
of thc local German Lutheran churih
and ousted from 'hr Office of treasurer
% the church because of HIS attitude
on secret societies The Missouri
synod % the German Lutheran church
prohibits members 90 become idcuti-
asd with secret societies % any Kind.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-04
DEFEATED JUDGE AT
TUSCOLA is SUICIDE

Tuscoia. III. May Walter J. Dol
soa. former Douglas county judge. for
eight years. shot and killed himself
on the courthouse steps this morning
H@ vas defeated for reelection last
Esll.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-04
PRIZE CATTLE HERD
FREED OF DISEASE

Chicago, H.. May "A prize herd
OF cattle valued at s4,00o,000 which
for six months has been under quar-
antine here because of the foot and
mouth disease. has been pronounced
cured and will be released this week.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-04
First Snake Yarn OF 1918.

Muskegon. Mich. May 4.-Driven
from his automobile by seven-foot
black snake, Edward Leroix. rural
mail carrier. battled for nearly an
hour today before he finally killed the
reptile and regained possession of the
machine.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-04
OREGON CUT
OFF HIS BASE
IN VERA CRUZ
Six Thousand Troops Move
Toward Zacatecas, Men
acing Rear Position.

WashiaFt1a. %. c. MAY s-Ths re-
ported capture oe QasFss4Fo by the Ls-
pasa forces. eoopeT4tiaE With GSusrai
villa ia bis eampaiEa ia ccutrai Mex
.eo. While uncoufrra-d 60 adviess Go
the state dspartms1t yesterday. proved
% great iutsrrss 60 osieiais here
NeeordlaE 90 q statement issued BY
ths villa aEsneT. bsssd on adviess from
headquarters at Chihuahas ths Zapata
force. wbieh has besa active bstWseu
ttsSicB City AMI she CarFsaza army an
der General ObFeEDa. catered QusFc-
taru yesterday. cattinE ObFeEoa OF
from his base af Vera Crsz- Bse~nt
reports 90 the CarFarza aEency said
tas Zspata troops had been driven back
% Vitbia 20 miles o Mexico CITY.
Qusrssarn coatrois both railway
tirss tsadfnE 60 Vera cruz from the
rsEioa abogt trEpaat9. shsre tks Vii-
Ia arf OhrrEnn forces have been fac
srE each other f1r the last stN W-cSs.
oh~rEou's oHrns5ve campaign Was
tsurch@f as NAT roint anf reports from
Vera Cruz have Insisted that h@ vas
rs9vtaE rartfwsrt toward AEuas Ca
ttsrtss- sbsrs Vitta FsorEanfxsd his
array after an ans1eccssfaf atfssup, 60
eapsars Cstsga-
Recent reports 90 ths state depart
mess have ros asasi6asd &ay % the
earoarssr an tsts FeEi6a. told % utth-
je ere last few esvs o. reports % the
rival sEsneiss All otfetai messages.
eoWsvsr. have inGieate,t that villa Was
ssssab1fss every auaftsbis raan foe q
ssW attach % Oarea8a sad is ss BE-
ssry 60 q pssessf satfis nat probsbiv
VII mean sssssrT q esasrst Mexico
Zoe tks victor
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-04

Partly eipaiy tonight and wcfncs-
day, Not mach change in tcmPeFa-
ture
HiEhsss temperature yesterday "a;
lowest last uiEht 4s: temperature at
"a. e.
Wind velocity a. : a. m. miles.
FFccipitatioa 30 last - h1urs 81
inehes.
Relative humidity a. ? N. 60. a.
: O. M So az . m today Sc.
River stage - fall Of 4 feet iu
"a hours
IN sHERIER. Local Forecaster.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-04
AsrRoNohiIcAL EVEnrs-

Evening stars Mercury. Mars. sat
uru- Moruius stars Jupiter. Venus
Constellation Fcrseus. ineiudinE thc
uaied variable star AiEoi. SEEN ucag
che northwestern horizon 81 the even
lns.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-04

w&shlnxtoz. n. c. Nov. s-Tns
vesthsr bgrsaa weekly forveas;s
Great Lakes rvxton. <sasraiiy fair
vita Esci~rat~ tenperafurcs upper
Nlsssssi7ps valley. fair. slowly rtsinE
.ss-Ssrstgrs sCr several ezyA
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-04

sla's sxpesafssrs ss hat tiszs ~ozls
be ss.ssz 9cG.eeG
psris ssatss a Gsrsa2a attack
szstsst ths Brtssss Esar Ngrss Uzs
srfvs1 back
Bertha. otsy s-O@eszts Ia Flan-
Gsrs YESTERDAY Ss SgFsgsd ogr at
t&ess Wish great sscesss- This mora
isx ps eastgrsa zssseots. z0sasb-k-.
Wsss-ffoss tHs forest % P5syEoaoss
aa& Noeaseossesse THsss positioas
have s~~a Easig contested Ezsny
zzoetss past
Areas. MAY f-tl0zeaFt@~ns os
Tsrkfss forts be- tks Esif 0f Ssayras
sss b~ss rssasas@. ACCORDING 60 rsss-
ss<ss fro@ Nisylsas. ard shs allied
warskips eo@sfsg~ lively shsliinE %
forts oa TIE Dsrtznsiies. Allies are
rspo-tea 20 have Effected = iscdinE
near tks site % Aaeisat Epessas. g
safl~s s0stkssst of Smyraa
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-04
King Emmanuel Is Not to
Take Part in the Carl
baldi dwelling.
Won BUEL0W SUCCEEDS
Call of German Ambassador
Upon Foreign Minister
Held Significant.

Rome, May 4.-Decision of King
Emmanuel and members of the minis
try not to take part in the ceremony
of the unveiling of the Garibaldi
monument at Quarto SAINT Elena is
being commented upon today as a step
of very great significance. Presence of
the king at the unveiling had come to
be regarded as virtually tantamount
to a declaration of war. Now a change
in the kings plans is regarded as
meaning that participation by Italy in
the European conflict again has been
postponed.
Hope is being entertained by pa
cihcists that efforts of Italy to arrange
peaceful solution of her problems
may ultimately be successful Aban-
donment of the plan for participation
of the king and high government off,
cials in the ceremon es attendant upon
the unveiling is believed to have been
the result of a call made by Prince
Won Buelow. German ambassador.
upon Foreign Minister Sonnino Sun
day night. Details of the conference
are supposed to have been presented
at a meeting of the cabinet Monday
morning. After the council closed
Baron Sonnino, who had called upon
the king before the session opened.
went to the consulate. where the first
secretary of the German embassy
awaited him
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-04
Sudden Attack Result Of
Elaborate Plan Of Ger
mans and AustriAns.
MOBILIZE NEAR CRACOW
Pstrograd Says Victory TX
aegsrated, but Admits
Il Is Important.

L6Hfaa. uaf a. "rhs Eassiaas
tnsf sfsHn prtseners o. ~ ter
m1Ht and tnstrians in rgesaf
hraff Hshtias ia wssteru t.afigia.-
safa sH aaieiai anaaaneemenf az
nerfn- This ~ the euT1Erment
m Nhlea the e.srmaas ana Aus-
fTnns elaim - nafaBle sigtsrr.
sgfreu pieces ~ artillery A. ma
efmr ant and much var mafrr.
lif slrf Urrr taken.
Va-aaa. Nav 4 misty thaHsanf
EaesmHs, - ennnon aes 90 nia-
rnfnr fnue were enEtared iu rs-
ernf HshfIaa in west tsaifeia-
taaaIaa. Haf a. O. h. efarlsiiY
HaauHred that Eritish trosps sas
ace affpaneinn fnta the fnfgrtfr -
e.slBuu psniasatt- tesrr affaga
has 1Ueu frpatsed aad suarmaus
u4ses nuieted on the earmf.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-04
An Comment Suppressed.

After receiving verbal communica-
tion from the baron the secretary has
tened to Villa Malta, private residence
of Won Buelow, while Sonnoni called
upon the king the second time. These
events are interpreted in many ways
in political circles, but the censors
have forbidden transmission of all
comment Correspondents are per
mitted TO say, however. that Won Bue-
low made new proposals Sunday night
These were submitted to the cabinet,
which will hold another council today
1t seems a fact that Saturday Won
Buelow was able 10 announce further
important concessions from Austria.
1t would be an exaggeration. however.
to say that participation by Italy in
the war has been averted.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-04
THE WEATHER

Forecast TIN : q. ". Tomorrow. for
Esek Island. Davenport. Moline
and Vicinity.
La Junta tribune., 1915-01-23

That aAvsstislaS 70 . creative
eoecs II buslnsn 10 bsse shown by
ooopos1sea bssvssn those who maize
~ ~ ~ q N as1 tboss vho -
~. Twenty-Five ysars aso - eas
- . tssakfsss feed ether thaa ths
1Dnlo ct nsal vhleA ehe grocss
6o lvOm . bassel. To-day break
- oCD1s ilsaifls1 ~ ssne ed
oeeo1CR C1onn an1 nessishiass hsve
oooo0o u Oonooo - beeal asl Ut.
~. \ 60 0oogs - - 80 svss
tnseg1e 3 ol1( - . eseAss q .
se1aroloel1e - 50 9elav 80
sonoanv ~ - ~ Ogo1osls .
hessonol1 ~ p) ~ ~
olskss5 uan . - ~ - ne =
81 ! . s.
La Junta tribune., 1915-01-23

ehe-All men are liars.
He-0eorge Washington wasn't.
She-That's right. He told the
truth once. and 1t was 20 remarkable
IN act for one Of your sex that it'has
gone into history.
La Junta tribune., 1915-01-23
HoLBRo0K CENTER.

Mrs. Anderson. who has been quite
sick. is improving.
The little Bemsn baby g seriolsis
III with pneumonia.
Mr.. Bennett made business triv
to Denver last week. returning Sat
urday.
The CherAw Ladies' Aid met on
Thursday Of this week with Mrs. r
r. Bartholomew.
Frank Gregory returned wednes.
day from one weeks trip to Canon
City.
Mrs.. c. Rich and Mrs. Clyde Lance
and children. left Monday for Colo.
rado Springs.
TIE Mothsrs' Club met Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. Hersom. A
very pleasant time was spent with 4
good attendance.
Bert Hutchcroft and family, who
traded their. Cheraw store for fruit
farm near Canon City. left = few
days ago to locate in their new
home.
The w. c. T. U. Of Holbrook Val.
ley will meet Tuesday afternoon
February ID. with Mrs. Grom. Those
Who are not members are cordially
invited.
g. p. Randall Of Rocky Ford
sold his farm Of 100 acres. two miles
southwest Of Cheraw. to parties In
Rocky Ford. who will take possession
the LIST Of March.
Jess and Art Henard returned las,
week from . trip to their old home
In Tennessee. They report discom.
forts In the east In the way Of rain
and Ice and mud.
ID. b. Brown 10 seriously III from
a. stroke Of paralysis. His daugh'
ter. Miss Ruth. who is . student In
the Park Avenue Hospital. Denver
has returned home TO assist in the
care of her father.
John Shaford. = young minister OF
the German Baptist church Of Rocky
Ford. preached last Sunday at the
Center church. Mr.. and Mrs. Sha.
ford were guests at dinner with Mr.
and Mrs. J. l.. Trostle.
La Junta tribune., 1915-01-23
Fort Lyoa sspi.ly Caaai.

Ben Powell was In from the res
ervoirs Tuesday and reports the
dredee Is still st work ON the out
let canal In the lake. but will fin
ish up In 4 few days. There are
$4,000 acre feet Of water In the res
when the spring floods come thous-
ands OF more feet will be added.
Ben Is tickled all 10 pieces over the
completion Of the supply canal. and
says there IL not an irrigation sys-
tenn In the entire west that compares
with the Fort Lyon canal and its
immense reservoirs. And compared
TO cost Of other systems. particularly
government projects. the Fort l.y-
on system cost lees BY one-hais than
any other system ever constructed.
Farmers living under this system are
indeed fortunste.-Bent County
Democrat
La Junta tribune., 1915-01-23

Here's real hard luck story.
Young fellow away from home.
down and out. Receives . money
order from homo for $40. Only
person in town who can identity him
70 that be can cash the order. 10 .
nan TO whom he owes e3S.
La Junta tribune., 1915-01-23
NAVAL HOSPITAL NOTES.

Tailor Brown is absent on several
weeks vacation.
Hospital Steward Jack Diamond,
reported for duty on January 18th.
Assistant Civil Engineer Gaylord
Church, returned from six months
sick leave.
Farmer White is absent from the
hospital on thirty days leave. which
Is being spent In the east.
Hospital Steward Charles McFad-
den left Tuesday on two weeks Va
cation which will be spent In Okla
homa.
We invite all In the country side
to attend our movies three times !
Mondays Wednesdays, and
Friday evenings. At 8 O'Clock.
The regular weekly Saturday ev-
ening dance was given last Satur-
day by the Fort Lyon Dancing Club.
As usual. large crowd was pres
ent and all report very enjoyable
evening.
A matinee comedy was given at
Recreation Hall on Wednesday, Jan
uary goth. The show was given By
the Arlington Stock Company. who
have been showing in La Junta. We
hope to have these people with us
again In the near future.
The Harmony -Four" entertained
last Friday afternoon At Recreation
Hall at . 2:30 O'Clock matinee.
Quite 4 large audience was present
and enjoyed these musicians very
much. The troupe entertained IL
Las Animas the same evening.
Mrs. Julia Bradish. Miss nellie
Bradish. and Miss Helen Mcvey, all
Of La Junta. came down Saturday
for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Max
Baum. Mrs. Bradish and Miss Nc
vey returned Sunday evening. Miss
Nellie Bradish will remain for q
weeks visit.
La Junta tribune., 1915-01-23
EAST nOLBROOK.

Born-Triday. January 18th. "a
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Headings. boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Hartzler are
the proud parents OF n fine boy.
born January 18th.
WIN. Baker butchered three large
hogs one day last week. the largest
Of which weighed 500 pounds.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Osborn. oi
cheraw. are rejoicing over the arri.
val Of . baby girl. Tuesday. January
18th.
Mrs. Mary Thut, who has been
spending several weeks with Mrs.
John Thut. returned to La Junta
Saturday.
Perc Miller has traded his place ri
Brandon for one near Jet. Okla,
aud. together with his family. ex.
poets to leave for that place In the
near future.
A. w. Ragsdaic and family arriv.
ed here the first Of the week from
Canon City with 4 carload Of goods
They have taken charge OF the Bert
Hutchcroft grocery at cheraw. They
were engaged in the fruit growing
business near Canon City.
The five girls comprising the fami.
y Of the late Y. n. Nunemsker. and
Who. since the Death Of their father,
have besa making their home with
their grandfather. J. ~. Nunemakef,
expect 70 leave February "a. fos
Bellevtlls. Psun.. where they viii stay
at the home Of their 6vandnasher.
NJ. and Mrs.. J. h. Bell. Of chssaw,
are eajeyisg Q few days visit fFom
thsls 90. e1vard. aaA wife. tn
yeuss nsa wss nsrs1e1 ID PsebIe
Thuss1ay. Jssuasy 1~th. 70 NisI
pleesscs Allsa. formerly . rssi1eat oi
II Junsa. cad NE hsppv esup,s an
soea1isg . few days visltins fFssnds
an1 eelatlvss befose eolss 70 thsis
hone h ths csdass. soush Of Il Jus.
u. vhsrs ~ sroo0 hes . pisee el
bic own.
La Junta tribune., 1915-01-23
t,ssrs. d. Mr.. I. Ts~~.

0Gofes L. Hes. formerly superin.
1enleat u The schoels Of this city.
~ now q Deaves. was . II Junta
v1Dooos lase rss1ay end saturday.
~. neos ssesasly lisDose1 ef be II.
ooGooe \ ~ 11ess rlune Company.
~ vas g ~ vay - 1nlsDeo1eoess
-, - ~ evss1an1 sests y tahe
nneoo e Z 1u0oes ~ vhleA ~
Dlco1 AGopoA . eso1s = ~ leo,.
~ oDnQoD1ne = . ~ ~ CO
c1C|5 g - M ~ OoooG
- - oeslne - -.
La Junta tribune., 1915-01-23
pssssal u M. ssu,a..

~ fussfsi Of Mss. Rhes Bemsa.
who lost wesk met death
iron - attach Of heart disease. vas
held Dase Friday morning at -
o'cioek fFo0 he chesav n. 3.
ehuseA. nsv. ,. Z. Munsord. deiiv.
ssias ~ fssesai sssnea. TIE
bulI1lne vss ftIleA % osesfiowine
WITH . vast eeaeeusss Of friends.
whe 10 shis manner paid she last
ssibuss a rssosee. Ths bo1y was
takea = II Juata Soe Intes1eat.
Rhsa Dastes vas ZEN Noveubes
rs. loee. ssl vas beesohs " Cole
sa1e viii ~ oassass vhes ~ .
toty. wheeo ~ ~ pe0aloe1 sves
elpeo. n rsosuasy. - 1914. ~
was ualse1 y nosSlAOo - phl)lo
De0an. as1 ~ 0o1o e1e)e bo0e
n CheeoN. - y eosv)vo1 - r
laGans laughess. slse ~ ~ - ~
~ g ~ uot10eov oooe1s -
hnGoon1. M ogsehMD - GGoogo.
= - noCkGg, ~ - = ~
=: g! ! I:
La Junta tribune., 1915-01-23
s.ss- Nose, oa i~n-ov-r E..''.x-.

One Of the successful lamb feed
ers Ia the Arkansas Valley last sea-
son after having finished 10000
lambs and sent them off to market
discovered that he had lot OF en-
silage left over. lie was offered
$3.50 ton by feeder In 4 neigh
boring county but did not sell. lie
picked up u bunch Of poorly winter
ed lambs about that time at low
figure. There were 1900 Of them
and Mr.. Gardner figured that they
would bring him = profit Of about
sI.so . head. He fed two pounds
Of silsss and one and one.four,h
pounds Of grain . day. bran and
cottonseed meal with kaffir fodder
for roughsse. Thuss he closed the
season with . comfortable balance
In favor Of ensilase.
La Junta tribune., 1915-01-23
mc|kiIlney
Dope
Denver News--HAsh.
Denver Times Re-hash.

1Det toe 0oot u al Oenlu0 u
And the worst 10 all ahead.
A Directory Of Known Frauds"
y soon 70 Be issued BY the Associated
Advertising Clubs Of the World. The
directory business ID expanding.
I am very much interested In the
European war. but as for taking
sides-not me. am absolutely
nsutral. don't care who whips the
Germans.
ohe-All men are liars.
He-0eorge Washington wasn't.
She-That's right. He told the
truth once. and It was 20 remarkable
IN act for one Of your sex that it'has
gone into history.
-
Here's q real hard luck story.
Young fellow away from home.
down and out. Receives . money
order from home for $40. Only
person in town who can identity him
70 that be can cash the order. 10 .
nan TO whom he owes e3S.
You see some funny things ON
railroad bulletin boards sometimes.
Once at Pueblo there was the fol-
lowing notices chalked up:
A. T. 4 8. r. one hour late-bro-
ken rail.
C. Z 8. 2ol. four hours late
washout.
D. 4 r. @. R. r.. No. S-On time
cause unknown.
~
Old LADY, don't believe this here
sure-cure tonic IL going to do me any
good.
Friend-It's highly spoken Of in
the papers.
Old Lady-Yes. l know II is. But
I've taken two dozen bottles and
don't feel . bit better. I'm begin
ming 70 think that these here news
papers editors don't know anything.
A young fellow in town here seems
70 be husky and healthy but very
much disinclined to work. decid-
- 70 tackle him one day.
''why don't you get . Job and 20
70 work."
''Aw. I don't feel like doing any
thing. I guess I'm not WE'LL"
] told him that he must have the
North La Junta malaria.
What IL Il like?" he asked.
"why you eat well and sleep well.
But you hate like sblascs to work."
sSubstituted for another word by
the censor.
Rome time ago when ] was In .
Colorado avenue clothing store. ,
friend Of mine was looking at some
clothes.
Seems 10 me clothes are rather
hish." said he.
II saw . man pay e3o.ooo for .
ssit Of clothes In IN II Psso store
about . year ago." ! told him.
"Yes. ! guess you aw . lot Of
things down % The border" be rs-
0oSkeA sarcastieally.
"Yss. IT. hs bought . suit oe
eleehes for ese.eee IN Cassaaaa
osasv. whieh is juse worth abost .
cellar . Dsck."
"OA!"
Juse thres yeosU 80 vas 10 Del.
= eeunsy ssasias ese . lirsesesy asl
C)assaes cas,lsoe We veskiag fes
-. ! ssst hin v Cravfotd. . ~
~ burg olf ths sailroeA. Whsa ~
~ baek be said that ~ sos through
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