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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-16
FIND WOMAN SANE

Mrs. Martha Kawata. who shot
and killed a negro. George Grasty.
here last spring and vas found not
guilty by reason OF temporary in
sanity. was discharged az sane by a
jury In Judge Smiths court Tues
day.
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arc four classy Preach giri aero
bats. Frances Dyer IA both dainty
and demuge tn songs Naomi. Elrl
viollnist and dancer. IL better than
tho average
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CuredHisRUPTURE

was badly ruptured while lifting
n trunk several years ago. doctors
said my only hope OF cure was "a
operati Trusses did me no good.
Finally l got hold OF something thar
quickly and completely cured me.
Years have passed and the rupture
has ne~cy. returned. although | am
doing ha~d work as carpenter
There was no operation, no lost time
no trouble, | have nothing to self
but VIII give fun Information about
how you may find a complete cure
without operation, II YOU write 10
me. Eugene Nj. pullen. Carpenter.
327-R MarCellus ave, Manasquan<N
J, Retter cut out this noticsEt1re
show II to any others who are rup,
tured--vou may save life, or ri
least stop the misery of rupture and
the worry and danger OF an opera.
ton
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M. e. MISSIONARY HERE.

DR.. @. NJ. Fowles. treasurer OF the
board OF foreign missions OF the
Methodist Episcopal church. is Ia,
the city from New York. the guest
OF Or. A. w. Leonard.
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WASHINGTON. Nov. is--Work.
ing steadily at his message TO con.
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Lunch at the Hollywood. 81,
Pike ADV.
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"a fellow has 20 knock. let
him nall lies.
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Regal Dental Offices

DIR. T.. n. Clark, Manager,
i4OS Third Ave, n. W. Cor. Thru
end linton.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-06-14

 BECOMING
 PALTROONS

NEW YORK. June II In a letter received by the managing board of the peace preparation conference which met here today. Colonel Roosevelt ss- serts that the pacificists are displaying a state of mind which is little short of actual paltroonery and also says that there are many who would be con tent 10 accept any slur in order to .avoid national conflict. Roosevelt in sists that if were better to go to WAT thousand times than be made the butt of the worlds scorn by accepting peace at any price policy. The let ter will be read at the conference which is an offshoot of the National Security League in which society tn. idea originated
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TERRIFIC STORMS SWEEP
 THE MIDDLE WEST

LA CROSSE, Wis, June 14-Twelve are dead as the result of terrific storms which have swept with terrible fury over Wisconsin, Minnesota and Iowa during the past twerty-four hours and the record of destruction is ap- palling. The storm area embraces tte maior portion of the territory em )rac- ed within the three states. legraph lires are down in all directions and c'mmunit ation with many points is completely destroyed. For several hours the fury of the storm was un- precedented in this section and heavy objects were tossed about like st avs hefore lie wind. Hundreds of miles of fences have disappeared and cattle have been killed and injured by scores. Throughout Iowa and the southern sections of the Minnesota the railroads
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GENERAL 0DREG0N
 DIES OF WOUNDS


 FL PASO, Jrae 14.-Authentie ad- vices frofa interior Mexico state that General Obregon died Saturday niSht from the effects of wound received in the battle of Leon. General Dbregon is said to be the only Carranza gen eral who differed with Villa and was one of the most bitterly hostile oppos- CTS of that commander when he was associated with Carranza Confrma- tory dispatches received today state that the death of the famous command CT was preceded bE the amputaton of an arm which had been shattered by a shell during the terrific fighting at
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CHICAGO, June 14.-FourtAah thnu- sand carmen went out on strike in this city today and the entire transporta- tion system is entirely suspended. The tie up has already seriously affected business and thousands were compelled to walk to their work this morning.
 The strike affects both the surface and elevated lines and not a wheel is stirring from one end of the city to
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RAIN STOPS
 BALL CAME

The sudden rain put stop to the ball game at the Steadman avenue grounds yesterday afternoon and the game was stopped in the third inning. At the conclusion the Nome team was somewhat in the lead of the Fort Davis boys. Games will be played at inter Vals during the remainder of the sea son and a regular schedule will latei be arranged The fort has an excellent team and a warm rivalry is anticipated this year as the Nome boys claim to hVe much good material and will de- velop strong team with little prac- tice
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PRESIDENT DELIVERS
 ELOQUENT FLAG DAY ADDRESS

WASHINGTON, June 14.-President Wilson delivered an address of singu- lar eloquence during the flag day es- ercises in the capital today. referring to old Glory in stirring phrases and asserting that he knew Of nothing more difficult than to render adequate president also touched lightly on the present international relations and said that "Americas heart will yet interpst the heart of the world"
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BERLIN, June 14.-The Berlin press is much astounded at the resignation of Bryan since the announcement of the tenor of the American note. The comment from nearly every organ in dicates complete inability to under .tand what the real motive of the Am
 erican statesman was and many openly Ing or the maIter me berllner Pos ten states editorially that the action of Bryan is unexplainable and con cludes that there is something sinister
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the situation and the rabble carry on the work of destruction absolutely un- checked. The sudden illness Of a large number of factory hands is the start of the trouble the violent demonstra- tions growing out of the belief of the water supply. The few German citi- zens who remain in the city are in
 great fear of their lives and are in
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MOSCOW. June II The city has been given oyer to German riot ing for the past four days and the homes and business houses of Germans have been destroyed by hundreds. In some cases the German owners have also been badly maltreated and one or two deaths have occurred The rioters are in such considerable number that the officials are poweress to control
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the entire front from Sienawa north of Jaraslow to the city of Cyrniawa, near the Bukowina border. several impor-
 tant towns have been captured in the advance of the combined armies and the situation of the Russians is most
 precariou.s It is also stated that the est positions east of Zurawno and are
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STORM DELAYS
 s. s. VICTORIA

A late message from the Victoria at St. Michael states that the vessel has been delayed in the work of discharg ing cargo but will return as soon as possible after unloading the ninety odd tons vet remaining. It is probable that the Victoria will bring over the pas of the river steamer Sarah which is due to arrive at St. Mikes at any time.
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BERLIN, June 14.-An official an nouncement Of the war office today states that General Von Mackensen has occupied the Russian positions along the entire front in the eastern fighting arena and has delivered an overwhelm- ing defeat Ia the Russians who are again force to retreat. The German and Austrian forces are now holding
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FLAG DAY TODAY.

Although there is not much evidence of the fact visible in Nome, today is flag day and is being generally observ- ed in the states, as indicated in one of the telegrams in another column
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The Nugget is giving its subscribers more telegraph news than any other paper in Alaska and will continue to do so. Send in your name and have the Nugget delivered to your home or office. Do it now.
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bRYANS RESIGNATION PUZZLES THE GERMANS
SUBMARINES
 CLAIM Z VICTIMS

LONDON, June 1.-The British bark Siren and also a Norwegian sail ing vessel were sunk by submarine at tacks in the Bristol channel off Mlt ford Haven today. The fatalities oc- cured within an hour of each other and is supposed to he the work of one vessel The crews of both ships were saved.
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RUSSIA GIVES SIX MILLION DOLLAR
 CONTRACT
PHILADELPHIA,

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June 1.-The Russian government has placed con- tracts in this city for the construction of locomotives valued at over six mill lion dollars. The contracts call for the completion and delivery of this huge order by the end of the fiscal year.
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GERMANS REFUSED |N
 ATTACK ON LEMBERG

confirmed ty the Petrograd correspond ent of the Daily News who states in a report that the Germans have made a compelled to abandon the attack be- cause of the severe opposition encoun- tered Russian reports also deny the general advance claimed by Berlin south of Rozdol and it is contrarily as serted that the Germans have made no gains whatever during the past twen- tN-four hours.
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LONDON, June 14.-News from the eastern front is a trifie disconcerting as both sides are again claiming the advantage in the fighting which con tnues with terrible fury along the en- tire front.
 The Germans are concentrating for to Berlin reports, while the Russian General Staff asserts that the enemy have been completely checked in that vicinity The Russian statement IS
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WEATHER REPORT.

Temperature-Maximum. 6S: mini mum, 46
 Barometer-29.G inches. Weather-Cloudy, raining. Wind-E., 2s miles. average 9. Precipita tion-20 in water.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-06-14

M. H. Church announces that he is ready for business at his location op- posite Peterson's Shoe Store. Amateur printing and developing, 'enIarsins and lantern slides will be speciaItes with MT. Church.
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MOVEMENT OF BOATS
 0N THE YUKON

Radio. Nome. June l4-1s. Sasea up Stewart, S:30 a. m Alaska up Nennana, 5:3O a m. Yukon up Gibbon 1:3O D. IT.. for Dsw- son.
 Jacobs at Hot Springs S:s) a. m. Delta leaves Gibbon for down river this nfte;hcoI.
 Reliance Nulato. Se,kirk ID Coffee creek yesterday Whitehorse at Dawson. Schwatka head Lebarge yesterday.
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mACKEnSEN IN CONTROL
 OF GALICIAN BATTLE FRONT

fast forcing the Russians over the Dneister at that point. The late Rus sian offensive has now completely sub sided and the enemy are entrenching to offset further attack.
 LOUIS LEVY COMING.
 Hold your furs until my arrival in Nome.
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FURNITURE FOR SALE.

Furniture complete for nine room flat for sale. Also same flat for rent Inquire at Nugget office.
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Bill hesas, statements, letter heads and envelopes. Have them printed d the Nugget office.
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GERMANS PUZZLED
 AT BRYAN'S MOVE

in the action which is not indicated in the American note. The article also says "The former secretary seems to have far less confidence than we in the honest desire of the American gov ernment to arrive at some kind of com promise with us over the disputed matters" No official comment over the the foreign office refuses to indicate the time of reply.
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ANTI GERMAN Ri0TInG
 BREAKS OUT IN MOSCOW

hiding while seeking an opportunity to leave The damage committed by the rioters is very extensive and will amount To a large sum. Troops are now arriving and are taking severe measures to check the disturbances
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Leon. It is said that despite his in jury. obregon. refused To leave the field even in the face of the physicians warning that his wound was of the most desperate nature During the re- mainder of the battle Obregon directed his forces from col a short distance from the firing lines. Al the conclu- sion of the fighting. in which his forces were victorious, Obregon suffered a collapse and sank rapidly after the am putation of his arm.
 InrtrLIe4:nna La D.:..:x.. NJ
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YOU GET THE MOST AND VERY LATEST WAR NEWS IN THE NOME DAILY NUGGET.
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have been severely damaged and large areas are reported under water.
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Keep your car in good condition.- Nome Garage.
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HATS,

Coats, suits, skirts and shirt waists at outside prices.
 MRS. J. WANGER. Second Avenue Opp. Court House
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Subscribe for Nome Daily Nugget.
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AT THE NEW EAGLE.

Old Lewis Hunter Rye and the Fa. nous Athsrton Bourbon whisksys, Dis. titled sprirs 1904 1908, bought in bond and yoduced to 90 per cent by U. .. government by the bottle or gallon.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-06-14
l4.O0O GAR MEN GO ON
 STRIKE IN CHICAGO

ihe other. The striking carmen have been negotiating with the transporta- . tin companies for some time seeking a raise in wages but owing to failure of the companies to agree to the pro- posed schedule, the men decided t. walk out.
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Experienced mechanics for your auto tomobiles.-Nome Garage.
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Instructions in Driving.-Noms Gar age.
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To get the news read tho Nugget.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-31
seating capacity Of s,la

seating capacity Of s.9ga
modated all who desired \
tend. Every eonyeuieaz i
on the camp grounds Ts.xI
restaurants. drink sslds
clans offices. telephone bsas
all grouped about the sias|
some 300 campers on tie 4
Drs. Parker and Haddosl /
preaching while ]. n Rsa3
Haskell led a choir Of "
Dr. Parker, who reians|
morning from that place \!
most interesting ihrrtiAs
good time. He says tAs y
been engaged to hold aacias1
ing there next year NJ ]
expects to fiji q few sisia
in evangelistic work dgaz
fall months while he b !
after the Texas industrial I
work.
As q result OF the nias's
were sixty additions % o.
and a general revival o. iHs
church work.
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Real Estate Transfers.

Ennis National Bank 10 Jim Dy-
sart. half Interest in lot - of sub
division No. s, consideration s25.
Chas. Mach to John Mach. 100
acres out Malcolm Johnson survey,
consideration S3.ou0.
.. G. Thompson to d. +. Thrash,
lots 5. C, I. s. and 10, in block %
Midlothian. consideration S275o.
Mary Ralston to W. X Rudolph,
north half OF block 10, Williams
addition to Waxahachie. considera-
ton 1880.
". w. Batehler 10 W u. Easle.
lots 1, and t3 in town India,
consideration 800.
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They stay With the Job.

Ell Ing Of Howard was seen b.
news gatherer this morning as be
vas waiting for an interurban car
for waeo. xhere be was going 70
procure aegro cottoa piekers
HShea suggested By the reporter
there were 8 large number of cot
ION psckers in Waxahaehie. he re
marked. yes. but they were not
the kind be wanteG. for they ex-
peeted oBe 20 haul them IN az au-
tosaobise. Or other<i se. 70 and from
sheir place of residence once 3
we.k. AMI The ont OF town negrD
stays On his 5eb. Something 20
t1la. are suspect
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-31
EVANGELIST PARKER
BACK FROM MEETING
REPORTS 4 MOST SUCCESSFUL
CAMP MEETING AT BENJA-
MIN, TEXAS.
More Than 300 Campers on
Grounds and Meeting Was Best
in History of issocia-
ton.

The eighteenth annual camp
meeting or the Northwest Texas
district of the Christian church was
held this year at Benjamin, Texas,
with Eyangelists A. c. Parker and
y. L. Haddock doing the preach
ing. The meeting just closed was
enc of the most successful held
during the history of the associa-
ton The meetings were held in a
beautiful grove where camping was
a delight. large tent with a
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II >oou>~~~~oAoo~l
Hest MsAlisssr coal Al shive :
Keys. adv.;s
ciaud Threaaxin Of Crisp was
here Monday and picked up load
of cotton pickers. lie is xosns to
rush his picking as fast rs possible.
FOR feed an fusi pnons broad
head 4 Kennedy. Old pAoes Is. q
II. II. Richards II moving this
week from Kaufman street 10 West
Main where he win make his home
in future.
Winter will he here soon. so re.
ready by giving us your order for
coal ard wood shive a Keys
adv.tf
Friends OF Inman Temrleton viii
be glad to learn he is improving
slowly. This young man was seri-
onssy injured some months ago and
has been almost helpless. but Is get
ting some better now.
Now is the time TO put in your
wood and coal for the winter. Give
US your orders. shive & Keys.
adv.tf
j. ]. Borders of Boyce. who was
in the city Monday. reports the cot
ton in that section of the county
materially damaged by rain and
storm.
Mrs. Roland Harrison opens her
studio In piano Sept. 9. 4o7 College
street. Phone asa.
/ adv -Thurs-sat.
A. l.. Draper. who last week open
led barber shop at Red Oak, is
here today making arrangements 10
move his family there. lie is we'll
Ipleasad with his new location.
i %
| In a match game of tennis yes
Etarday afternoon ON the Ferris ave-
lnue court. Jack Bateheler defeated
IL. Il. Phillips In the best two out Of
three sets.
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Teacher. Institute.

Teachers institute viii begin here
on Monday and there viii be from
200 To ESQ teachers in attendance.
All the teachers OF the county. ex-
cept those in the city districts. will
be II attendance.
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August Rainfall Heavy.

During the month OF August
1857 Inches OF rain fell in Waxa-
hachie. which Is more rain than
some OF the western counties get in
a whole year. There were six rains
during the month. With ali the
heavy rainfall the creeks in the
county did not overflow enough TO
do any amount of damage
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Lee Lasswell Il this week con-
struetiag a pretty new bungalow
homie On q desirable lot on Xickery
street fie found his present home
too far ont aud Is building closer
In.
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d1t ON bNriNtr~-
w. +. Hancock wea, to Dallas on
business today.
w. a. Gather has gone on bus
mess trip TO Ganter.
Hon. T. r. whipple and wife mo-
tored 10 Dallas today.
! Dir. T. II. cheatham went to Dali
las today on business.
pr Tom White OF Ennis was
here Monday on business.
Mrs. smith OF Piano Is visiting
4 her sister. Mrs. W. G. McClain.
w. f. Adkins Is at home after a
several weeks stay in Kansas city.
Mrs. Walter Pridemore Is home
from a visit TO her mother at Dali
las,
+ Miss Alma Dean of Dallas was
the weekend guest of Mrs. Fred
Blank.
Miss BERTHE Boozer of Maypearl
was the guest OF friends IN the city
Monday.
Mrs. ]. y. Lovelady and daughter,
Louise. are visiting Mrs. ]. G. Jarrett
on Oldham avenue.
1 G.. C. Draper OF Mccullough y
here this week visiting with his
brother. A. l.. Draper.
Mrs. c. Y. Thomson and children
have returned from a visit with
relatives at Meridian.
Mrs. w. II. Givler has gone to
Kansas CRY TO visit her sister,
Mrs. Mary Swearingen.
| Walter pridemore returned last
night from Dallas where he had
been at work for a few days.
| Mrs. j. r. Barker returned last
might from an extended trip &c
Washington and Niagra Falls.
Glenn Bolinger OF Waxahaehie
has joined his wife on a visit &c
relatives at Gurdon. Arkansas.
Mrs. NJ. b. Gedding returned
home yesterday after a visit Al
Longview.
! Miss l.. E. Whipple. who has beer
spending the summer with relatives
at Clarendon. returned home last
might.
Little Misses Charline and May
dell wesson of Hillsboro are visit
ing their grandmother, Mrs. Free
Blank.
/ Miss Dolly Bigham, who has beef
visiting Mrs. Betty Laughlin. hai
returned 70 her home in North For
Worth
Chas. Sautter of Hillsboro, wh'
has been visiting the family OF Mrs
Fred Blank the past ten days, ha
returned home.
Jack Neal is back from sur
veying trip on Trinity river in BAL
las county Jack says he had t
cross the river in skiffs.
Raymond Killebrew, who ha
been in the United States Navy TO
the past four years has returned
home. having served his full time.
F. Fairbetter. wife and son Mil
ton and Al Wright and wife o
Boyd. Wise county, are visiting thu
| families OF w s, w. r and f. II
BratcheF.
Mrs. r. 7. Crisler viii go to Dal
/ las tomorrow morning 10 visit Mr.
and Mrs. Tom Crisler Miss Vert
Crisler has been visiting here thu
past week.
Mr. and Mrs. +. G Grafton %
anstln. who were here on visit q
Z Mr.. Grafton's mother. have gone ID
Italy where they will spend a tev
DAYS before returning 10 Austin.
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The Ellis County Christian

The Ellis County Christian En-
deavor Union Kill hold county
convention AT Oyilla on SUNDAY
sept. 5. a splendid program i /
been prepared on which two s.
officers will take part All hasa
most cordial invitation TO attend.
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the farmers are going TO hurry
fhei- picking.
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Miss Julia HilIyer
TEACHER OF PIANO

adIo over the Dooley Millinery
Re. East side OF square. Old
Enone 371.
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. 1899 e1oA10o
Hest MsAiisssr coal Al shive :
Keys. adv.;s
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Meeting Of Woalmen.

The regular meeting of the Wood
men of the World Will be held to-
night. Special reports will
be made All members are urged
to be present.
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claud Thresaxiil Of Crisp was
here Monday and picked up a load
Of cotton pickers. lie Is gotng "a
rush his picking rs fast rs possible.
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FOR feed ant fuel pnons Broad.
head 4 Kennedy. Old pAoas Is. q
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II. II. Richards II moving thi.
week from Kaufman street TO West
Main where he win make his home
in future.