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The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-16

Some stores carry dress goods al
ready sponged and shru2k
IS is well to notice up and .do"n
of the cloth velrets and cloth nave
q nap, which should run doWn OF
each part Of the garment Platds ana
crimes and figured materials also re-
ouire attention, so that Wnen me me
narts of the garment are joined the
desfgns or figures, do not use aeIac1nS
Wheel on silk or velvet maternal
1t viii crack or mar, and on nedyS,
material such tracings would make no
Impression On such materials trac-
inr With colored thread IS best
Use the irregular basting stitch IN
ioininr the skirt parts. and .SoIn the
front sides before adding the oack
portions n.
measurements are correctly taken.
and directions carefully followed, Dut
Iittle alterations should be required.
In sewing up the seams, place skirt
on the machine with straight side OF
seams up. Do not have the macn1ne
stitch too tight, and sew one-ha1i OF
the seam from the top down and the
other half up from the bottom
When sewing soft SIX or otner
sheer thin fabrics, it IS well to st1tcn
II ~, naner or to sew up the seams
by hand with small running stitch
IF skfrt has a center back seam leave.
IL unbasted and unSewed until the
placket Is finished
Draw ont the basting threads after
clipping them here and there. then
press the seams carefully and without
stretching them
For cloth. a heavy non anu - l3 uch
pressure are required
F'or siIk- the irons should not be
very hot. and all material should be.
messed under cloth-siIk under q
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-16
THE =
/ KI1'(IIm
Chocolate Pudding.

One pint of milk, one pint bread
crumbs. yolks of eggs. 5 tablespoons
grated chocolate. Scald milk. add
bread crumbs and chocolate Take
from fire and add y cup sugar and
the beaten yolks. Bake Is minutes.
Make -meringue Of whites OF eggs and
tablespoons Of sugar Spread over
pudding and brown Serve cold with
saream-
Potato OmeIeI-
One cup Of mashed potatoes. eggs,
yo1ks and whites beaten separately,
scant teaspoon Of salt, a dash OF
white pepper, cup of sweet milk. a
heaping teaspoon of flour. Heat and
grease a large saucepan OF frying pan
sandpour the mixture into It Keep on
top Of stove at moderate heat TIL set
and Drowned on under side. then set
on the rack In the oven to brown on
Swedish Rolls.
Seven cups Of -four. / pint milk
scaIded. When cool add y cup but
Ter. e cup sugar. / egg y yeast cake
and dour For tea, set them to-
nj o'clock In the morning AT 8 p.
N Toll them out about an inch thick
Cut out with large biscuit cutter OF
ne 4 conee can pound size: put /
mall pfece:m. butter on one side. fold
ffem IN halves. Put them IN your
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-16
Apollo Cnsfard.


Pare and quarter 2 or apples,
stew until soft then put In deep dish
Put cups milk In double boiler. mix
together egg yolk, large ablespoon
cornstarch and tablespoons sugar,
you, tiny bit Of salt. stir into the hot
milk until it sthickens. It should; be
quite thick. Flavor to suit. Pour over
the apples. Beat the white Of the egg
to stir froth. add sugar to sweeten.
spread over the top, and set In not
oven to brown Eat cold
Light Diet for InyalidS.
when aSphysician orders a light
diet. it Is well to know exactly what
dishes light diet" Includes Here is
one. given by doctor. Chicken and
mutton broth broiled chicken OF
cooked eggs, dry or milk toast milk
punch, cocoa. custards, fresh fruit.
gelatin leHieasand sponGe cake
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-16

"Fan egg Is sfresh,-W nen l PIaseu
in glass Of water It VIII re.
" main resting on the bottom OF
the vessel; II not quite Ires9
it viii rest with the big end Ialseo
higher than the small enc 1 49,
higher the big end Is -ralseas e "a
y,ter contained in the white OF an
s 80 ersnorates. and this causes the
esentr mac at the thick end Of every
e ene ~ .tecome enlarged The larger the
e esanty snace becomes the more the
e.stt y,ees IN the water. TIL IN course
at time It floats
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-16
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CZECH
neeo ISi1eb Gar
Emo Httelltlon

says thar her smile Is becon-.
S ing altogether TOO sotdeE BE
means that filed teeth are,
too often revealed By s.eS Inertcaa5
emile
White. this IS less 70 be regretted
than unilIed teeth that shoSid go
alled, or teeth lost altogether Is q
calamity thar would be ayerted by
sreater care. especially OF the teeth
that show.
The late Richard aiansheld, when,
asked what he considered as
physical qualification for q gdrls W.
wished tosenter the charmed cMeIe pc.
hind the foot1ights. said: Sosnd
teeth without gold filing
IN other words. the golden smile IS
not half so pretty as the simply pear
IL one.
one Of the most prominent dentists
IN America. who, because he Is big
dentist and not little one. wants
eyery one to know how not TO need
him has Issued few Don Is ina.
are worth consideration by every
woman who cares for the beauty Oh
her smile.
Don't bite off threads. is oae OF
his injuncttons that may seem i1Ke
going to- extremes; yet even oltinS
thread may injure the enamet on I ne
edge OF tne lesl1. < <A14 49, -
iouS decay - 49,
Needless to say. biting any ha9 q
substance. such as nut shells, Is
Moreover the author Of the -Don'ts
saws do not hold pencils or penholc-
Pins Or hairpins. being harsh metal.
sborld not be held in. the teeth. foS
the same reason
Lastly, the warning dentist says
Don't bite your nails.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-16

FIN some cases Of choking the OBJ
struction can be removed by
lS the finger, but failing In TINS
the swallowing of some hard
substance. such as crust Of bread
without nnastication, VIII generally
give relief
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-16

is removed from can and steamed for
q few minutes it cannot be dtsttn-
guished from the sweet corn removed
rom the husk In nnidsurnmer- the
corn can be heated in the eontatner
before opening to serve
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-16

by pressure, as twisting is more nk sa
to induce shaded appearance In the
fabric. After the water g removed the
velveteen should be well shaken and
hung near the stove. right side To-
wards the heat, which viii raise. the
pile as the water passes away nan
1t is quite dry 1t must be placed on
thick blanket and ironed very carefut-
" on the wrong side As a rule lnas
treatment makes velveteen look very
satisfactory.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-16


If kept in drawer they must
be pressed each time before they are
worn.
a shirt waist box solves the prob
lem. These boxes can be made In
any shape or size best adapted to Gne
place they are to occupy Nine is 20
inches high, go inches long and 10
inches vide.
AS our furniture is scant. the top
Of the box is used for wash stand.
two uprfghts with bar Of wood across
forming frame for splasher and
towel rack.
The interior is very simple.
Along the center of the top screw
hooks are placed four inches apart
On these the waists are hung over
wire hangers, which are placed far
enough apart 50 that can see which
one to select without disturbing the
others.
The door is large enough to give
plenty Of room to put them In and
take them out
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-16
4 ATERcREss IS a blood puTi

W fer, lettuce Is good for the
IVY nerves and insomnia f9 2naI
celery is nerve tonic. onions also.
spinach is a laxative, beets and pota-
toes are fattening. parsnips possess
the same virtue as sarsaparlna, ap-
MES and carrots are 1axatives, carrots
are good for the govt, asparagus
stimulates the kidneys, celery con
tains sulphur and helps to ware on
rheumatism, cranberrtes Will coIrece
the liver when suner1ng TOLL
estinr Dates are nourishinE
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-16

should be washed
IN in lukewarm soap Eate a;I a4 40
JUL be treated almost e5aS eas IN, nj
this mint must be observed; IL
sbon,d not be wrung by twisting The
water ought to- be removed + possible
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-16
CO GaRE
q SIKH re
by EDNA EGAN-

.F you want your skirt to be OF
cloth or woolen materaal.
have it sponged. II OF coz
ton or linen. 1t should Dc
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-16

- HE new waists are quite Diff
ferent from those OF last SUM
- mer. the sleeves are usually
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-16

-.
SIS bread rises slowly, take q
dish of hot water and vet tne
S top with your hand Wnen
the 1oaves are baked 90 nos
lay them fiat on the table Gooo
housewives think It makes :themsheaS
Lay them on the side one agalnSt IL !,
over them. This makes the crust ten
der by keeping In the steam
IN AXE a very thick solution OF 81
gumarabtc and stir INTO II
~ plaster Of paris until the mi1-
ture IS Of proper CONSISTENCY;
Apply it with a brush to the Efractureo
edges Of chinaware, and stick tnem
together In a few days It VIII pe m m
possible to break the arucie ~. N e lie
same Mace. The whiteness Of the ce-
ment renders it doubly valuable
. -9af
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-16

- or cold ON chest or lungs take
.lES square piece OF flannel. fold,
lH spread on lard. drip on eop
Kerosene OH TIN soaked The
1.-d i- TO keep the kerosene from n
- ,s the skin Put on chest ano
1eave On all night Can be repeated =
few nights. a sure cure
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-16
GOOD nDEa

women know the value OF
special place In which to keep
III fresh shirt waists
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-16

El HESE recipes have been used
in connection with the five
different types OF canning de-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-05

brought NJ with the idea that he
would never have 10 do anything FOR
his livelihood hc came down from his
university with slight knowledge Of
grammar and tennis racket hc had
won as runncrup IN tournament
These We're his only assets in life
To bc suddenly confronted with beg.
CARS gave him thrill NJ discomfort
he never thought hc could have been
made 10 feel Taxing courage from
his sisters resolve. hc decides 10 work,
too, 10 preserve the family fortunes.
Into the pathetic family scene cumc
Mr. Christian Brent. man ~ dis
iinCtion. of breeding and Of wealth
Left alone with Ethel be- tells her that
the previous night Pee had had the nual
quarrel with his wife They had not
. thought In common Thrrc was not
an action NJ his She did not mi>undcr.
stand She had heard gossip about
his attentions 10 Ethel and put the
worst construction on H. There was
only one thing to do-scparatc lie
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-05
{& peg o,Ny Near t15ss ;

inst before hc died be- wrote 81
Nathaniel king uorth Tor The lif 3
time aul asked hiu 10 hrlp them D.
replied you have madc your bed
m it!'
The remembrance haunt the dy.ue
IMAM he vrut. 90 make .onc atuHr
mcut Do thlt ,hud 3, Nll alive 3.
wish, 600 .yc hcr before Dee dirs
They make iupuIrc- and lind lhr
child nov arpvu tp iounc women
ho"a ,e living 100 very poor cir'm
stan 700 thr r.,y ~ Nrv York
lie end mnue, for her pa ngc io
England with q request 10 her father
10 lr' h"r 'i..t h,ui
Tho father csp-rui
rcfr no. eirl rca,h, England how
ever Nathaniel Hiue north dies
Nou. u ui> viii he directs lhHt the
sum uI 5000 d f.ur hc paid % lp.
lady of bl~rlu. ned refinement vb.
win undertake thc training ~ the rir
100 fbr .et traditions of thr hiu"s
north fU,v
De- ALSO IlrvD tbHi the ,rlriu-
shonh rnnJlnr 90 ~" $50 or tHrut
ou"l u ~, Showed auy d,e ire 90 g.Hur
tlr education us,p. r lrr h.g nHa
tom rud when -hc oa.hcI i1t r
-hc should iuhrr.' ilr um Of .5un %
wear
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-05
The Story Of J. Hartley Manners Remarkable
Comedy, Which Is to Be Presented Here
by Oliver MOrOScO'S Metropolitan
Company, Told In Narrative
Form by the Author.

was 1t thc cro,s roads Ethel tells
him, 700. >ac Is nd the cross roads
They are ruined
Ia q sudden passionate abandonment
hc beg her 10 let him take her away
out Of her troubles. 60 with him and
when his wife sets him free Dee win
marry her Tor moment Ethel Show IS
she feels the temptation. Poverty u
her is horrible Sine almost Yields
Then another mood follow, and she
refuses lie pleads
'No. Chris not Just now" shr says
Some time perhaps Zoo 'hr dead OF
night something viii snap Ia mc the
slack. selfish uXuriou, me that hates
to be reused into action and the rriv-
ing for adventure viii come. Then
IN send for YOU
and youll go with me"
II suppose so. Then heaven help
YOU"
Just as hc about tu pres his can So
Alarir burst into lur room with very
diguihcd oldrrly gentleman whom hc
had found in IA" garden upu'ug for
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-05

his mother. He Introduce Mr. Hawke
q London solicitor
Brent leaves them Mr. Ch.uc slrr
IS brought down from her room. 9ul
Cor the SECOND time that morning ho
hnd, herself face 10 face with % rr.i.
The solicitor tell her thli.hcr broth
cr. Nathaniel kiug-uorth las recently
died w consequence of hi- Ailicrur-.
toward hi- relations no one NHe tu DO.
informed ~ his death, nor was any one
90 wear mourning for him should tlnt
hear 81 10 They wouldn't feel am,
sorrow. SEQ why lic about i'' he bad
said
IN his viii hc had not let, e pcuuF
To- luN OF Nj urar relation.
Bul uu h bed of ~Irlur know u2
the end wa approaching. be- spoke
constantly ~ dead sister. Nug..i
vho married year before 900 Wr"i
dent Irish aeilaIurtv1 rm uG o., h,I
family and. after going through man,
condition ot misery died thrrrm nth.
after giving birth tuJ IitiI, girl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-05
az NGARINN ORCHESTRA
HlGH CLASS PERFORMERS

Sehllikrets llmgaiiIu ouhcs me o.
mabiu- Jun-cuuturulal tom under
Eodplih management this season Nj
S,hldlrDt hi, appeared widely ON both
Tire thlufHugu1, and l.yrcum COURSES
for more ta1n eight years past cyorf.
where greeted with drstcc of rutlu
-i1sm r'i0m rendered q musical or
-aur1uHu
The Srhi.Jbfct Hungarian Orchestra
:. u.11bly mprc widely known today
than auy o'brr Hungarian orchestra
go ihi. country As director Saul
mol S.H.'dkre' ou got rs much music
ou' %. .is men o. many director, viii
sct fr.'- 100 orchestra pf ton
Nr s.YIsrci and be, nrgbc,ir Grst
t' irrr SHOWN duur the World fair
Chicago The mombcrs bad then lust
rrrru' como 90 This country from
thrIr utiyr land. and their work VA.
attracting considerable attention when.
tbroue N Potter Palmer. chairman
~ tUr u1lu- committee OF tho
World r tU,f were engaged for
tho Columbian exposition Nj ScHiid
krct a#l HIs mru have not only p'ai
oil o. 'l. Hpmo oi M Potter Palmer
bur r.l Tho home. ~ Mr. Mar-h1'
IIsd f. her eoo'q. leader.
VIII Washington Nr s.uIdsrei
PLAYED 'ue Washington pars crab
Of 9u .,Hf attended hv Nis Ahos
Eou.'' 10 has also p'1tel before
man .f notable people
NJ dsre' hiss studied thr want
~ o.. .anum and Chau'aup1as aUf
has Hur.rI1ti0n ~ inst ihr Mind
~ l.H. program 'hat will hcsi
please Ii. audiences often roach q
higH fI ~ enthusiasm ou account
OF iHe .Hn Hfc aul Ore which Do rut
Boo aH li'iou IN addition to tu'a
hc g.. ai of fhc finest fute soio.sts il
Amer.s ~ his solos ou ihis iustru
mrut r. feature ~ ever} program
Thrre Hfr aiso other solos NJ vel n'
/ trIo auI quintet numbers
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-05

~ June ], W.. Mrs. Chichester
ID sat in her morning room in
~ IL, gal Villa Scarboro. Eng.
land. facing the supreme crisis
OF her life.
In her hand lay m open letter: be.
side her stood her son and daughter.
panic stricken
The bank containing every penny her
dead husband had left her had closed
its doors. They were bcggars. She
must live on charity the rest Of her
life with relatives she dislikcd aud
who dislikcd her Tears we're stream.
Ing down her face.
Her daughter. Ethel took the ca.
lamity calmly She would work ar
teach childrcn-anythine
Alaric. her son. was indignant What
right had any bank 10 close lis doors
especially that particular oncy It
ought 10 be- made to open them again
and at least pay them what they in
trusted 10 them. They should do this
even II they did not pay any one else.
Alaric could not understand any one
causing him moments discomfort.
That was the fault of his mothers
training ~ school aud at college he
had done lust rs lac pleased Provid-
cd with all the money he needed.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-05

matter of rn'us the riil should be-
Mr. Chi. hester,
She D. He'l.t Ethel indignant
N4ri yuu'oHuIJtsr.
e u,..r hrr } OF uch q thing
"liidirIluue
"ru.b aud non tec'
"Thru iatr 1t you rcfurrT
"Ab-olulriF'
Th" horrr gathered NO hi paper
% .p. The family looked at each
aIhcr and On" same Thought irEck
ihpm umItbc"a
s tlou aud ppwl- year would save
thrm Mr. chichester d'chlcl fur Of.
their uh, 90. would mdruak, ,bo
m.h uf training ne Wor
'lr !IN', -"ul for tuc .irl and
"u.. again thr unfortunate family re
u,irctrl 90 another hur' The Gpi
wu .h'N no Irur'. r'sl little .'rI
barely rIcMru .,.r uI. win bright
red purl cleaning rm under chrup
Ilt grip and rnrrrl mdrr ,lr
arm and clu'rucd tight, under the
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-05
CETT|NJE SMALL
AS CAPITAL CITY
CONSISTS OI MAIN STREET WITH
ON GROSS STREET ~
MOI NTAINS
WASHINGTON. \ - NarrH

WASHINGTON. y O.. March Q
Describing Crttiuir. CO.. National
Geographic Society War rrimcr tor
today says
"Cctuuic. tho capital of Npul.u
FRO. is VA, m1llcI u' tb. Hlr cap.
tails n is tuc smallest capital o.
~ the world aud. moreover. % ~
40, most uucly placed of WARRIOR.
,tiC-, for 10 g. practically only a
rallablc by the airship and aero
plano Ia order Go &C.. into ihis
city. an army would have 200 ascend
% narrow mountain road beyond the
clouds. aud after 30 got there would
Lud nothlu- Boo particular 20 do
o;her than ~ go fthisrciu1 lA'r,
is nothing around Cottiulo in hoid
onto I'll rp are pl'u'. uf ionc-.
fresh air ana bleak q, d. From ih.
ifttrr fruit. are Rou uulN h' uu-
dl.mayed Iamp'r.u- aul oaIoirff
"g.ufnIr consists uf % mnIu street
End q GRO street on 'Hr eros
street g. 90 King palace lhi. BE-
faIr-.ltod. whifeH1 liaihn
,lla with au audience room about
- feet squire and rcd Tiled root
ia. mail trpe' De- reii-k'pt. aud ~
Is nclossd hy two regular liH's cot
.hitcuash I'd. stone h0u-'.. %. one
md two ,Ioric.. many oi Nhl'h
have stones ou tho ground tI1ot
ylfra lis e. factory or arm and ana
muulilon Iu the village. art hen-
,r rehool for girl. eHirU nus io1ni
,n more than twenty yaafs ago d.
the Empire. Of Ru
''Iyan the MACK forced about lh'
c1d Of tho iiih century io abandon
lahiiak. the Turner capital 20 90
north Of iako scui4r' founded CO.
tuJ, The Turk. Earr iatrH lN.
town reyera times 'Hs N1nicn'-
erlns rrtr,auus 20 tho surrounaln-
aaehts ~ barrrn efere iroH
Whence thcf have sept up ilnIi
struggle ruth the Turks 'rkonc ' Of
their Ireart boots ts conquest leI
tnle O. difficult fo ms ace hiii
there 6 io harm. rrf -Haii reason
there car bs 90 undertake 90. CAP
iure
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-05
MANY GIIVulN AtIORs
MAKE GOOD II6IIItit-

BERLIN HIreh ( Tho aI
number 40 fHu nov m '..
f0r GsrmaH indicated by r.....
remark ,f W Emperor vhiIp rI ...
nf Nls NlI RIPS to Berlin De-
on visit f .HG physician. br s.l
iibfrg. I. Majesty sncouutrrel FL
Hell-fua. play right and Gu.I..
EnIfiuufe fH. actor summon
them t0 he announced f..'
many otht. uf their profession e.-.
af the front including two fsuoI
actor 900. sre received tho iro.
rrut 20 lm very well sn'laflsI
vifh Thorn The Kaiser declared
They fight very veil indeed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-05

lolhcr one Of the must ulihct.r. dis
equitable Irish Il rirr Il had ever
brrn the distinguished Chrbc,tr. fam
+ LIS, misfortune 10 ny rir ou
And this was her niece
Th' was The creature Nathaniel de-
.r1 hcr 10 train
Eu, rcr the prospect ri lbjrc' miacry
20, would have turned The little girl
ont of her house.
The Thought of the thousand pound
| o year restrained tier
what J.. your namct
Tcg maam, replied the little red
beaded girl
Mrs chichester sent for the servant
'"IaAc away those mr.o. and that
Ho-. Size said
Peg rluirhcd the little animal to her.
"" not Michael" sine said you
mustn't take Michael away from me.
/ lie Vas given 10 mc 10y M, father"
}ud -p began Peg. career ia Lon
lduu u was q month off conflict
She bud oul, one bright little spot
100 ,ue history of thn' vrrlchcd month
% friendship for au old friend Of the
alr whom she only knows as
Icr
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Terry sat h"d lIw 200 '"1t then
ra''"d H? 1rd down '.r '"Hd watch
IU- iH' 'h h'.'" nm0'' a % Won
d'rin- ID Peg were 'I ''"
NrmuI.lr tr the mumri Jerry
ud lItru "rrui away rr'pl quietly
upstairs Ju.l -br 'l g" thr top
ilhrl appeared fun, dr eelaudgrry
us mGll travelling u..
hc ordered Peg down into thc room
ud demanded what In was doing
there
Iru. di,ihiuu why Ethel was There.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-05

tie added ..,r viii facllliI'' iHH
cork ol ful .H.ris and come 300 fu
every requirement for number u.
yr.r FOO come. .Id other There .r.
tHo u.i. f..I there WIN Boo ba'
.'fior r UIartrrs UUrru" d.
within aI' f.. icf O. period
rnsard.D u the torfcru, u
faD f1ud . Hiuor OF fh'n Goa,
'iau if ''lcd far tHt H.H.
HHtr boon ...l for th. remodel
jog uf iH. ..u a.. and thI .u.E .
expected f1 L iu pr0Frcss HFIIu
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mostly beat and rye. are slor.d e.
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Potter ruuuiF's courthouse con
iIrrD1 most elegant one az Tho
time GOD %, erection only q few
yDsr ego. ANA quite adequate 600
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gr eco sH.I tu house and adequate.
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-05

With 600 .Ert. w.uf Iu fruI TH
Ruiuaua Uaiiy 5000 box car which
orc to br H.cI Zoo Transporting .H.
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certain concessions. Germany alIi .u
fhe future obs rye o. moro libD.aI
commercial policy vItI Eumania
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could not tr crrtplucd.
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