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The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-05-14
MECHANICSBURG
Funeral of Mrs. Mary Ellen Singer to
Be Held Monday Morning

| Sp"r!n' ''orrcSpoudence
Mechanicsburg, May 14.-The flu
neral of Mrs. Mary Ellen Singer will be
held at 1890 O'Clock ON Monday
morning, from her late home on West
ed by the Rev. Charles Raach, of the
Church of God Interment will be in
| Chestnut Hill cemetery
DR.. A. b. Van Ormer gave a lecture
before the Magazine Club of Irving
College, and few of their friends last
evening. His subject was "Dckens
as an Educator"
The Men Bible Glass of the Pres
byterian church held a special meeting
and rally last evening. The address
of the evening was given by ex-Mayor
| E. u. Gross, of Harrisburg
Winfield S. Myers, West Simpson
street, who for several weeks was
critically i'll, is now able to be out.
The Printing Shop" of the Thom-
as Printing is receiving a fresh coat of
paint.
Miss Leah Reinoehl, of Lebanon, is
visiting relatives in this place and Dills-
burg
Last evening the Junior League of
the Methodist church held very inter.
esting Rag Bag Social in the Sunday
school room.
Yesterday was "Flower Day" at
Mount Olivet Camp Ground and a mum.
Der Of ladies from this place who are
members of the Woman s Auxiliary, of
the Association, were out to assist in
the flower planting.
| Tho Rucv Raao Sooiatu of @bo
son Street A. NJ L. church held ham
and egg supper last evening.
Miss Etoile Sellers and Miss Verna
Khnk are attending the district mis-
sionary convention of the Methodist
church which is being held in Stewards
town this week. They are representing
the Standard Bearers, the Young Peo,
ple's Missionary Society of the Metho.
dist church.
Miss Rec Zug, West Main street, is
suffering from painfully burned fin
ger. On Wednesday evening having sus-
tanned a. slight iaceration of the finger
she had wrapped it in a piece of mus
| lin saturated in turpentine. Shortly
after, she struck match to light the
gas, and in an instant her finger was
enveloped in flames. Without calling for
assistance, she extinguished the flames,
but not before her finger was severely
| burned.
Mrs. G. c. Hummell, of .Hummels-
town, spent yesterday here
The committee appointed by the
Carlisle Chassis of the Reformed church
to consider the organization of con
gregation at Lemoyne held meeting
on Tuesday at Enola. For number
Of years the matter has been talked of
in the classis, but no action has been
taken. The committee, which consists
of the Rev. T.. l.. Coblentz, of Carlisle
the Rev. John s. Adam and s. s.
Brenner, of Mechanicsburg, will make
its report to the Chassis at its meeting
in Duncannon next week.
Monday afternoon at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Grove, in Waynes.
boro, Garret d. Gillespie, of Carlisle
and Miss May Romaine Sultzaberger,
of this place, were married by the Rev
Joseph E. Guy, of Waynesboro, for
mer pastor of st. Paul Reformed
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-05-14
HERSHEY
Church of Brethren Entertainment Com
mittee Canvassing Territory

Special Correspondence.
Hershey, May 14.-Miss Anna Mar.
tin, of this place, has entered the
Reading hospital as student nurse.
Wilbur Goodhart, of Shippensburg
visited friends at Derry Church.
Mrs. Morris Wenger visited relatives
at Paradise, Lancaster county.
Miss Ina Garman visited relatives
at Reading.
Miss Dorothy Feeser was the guests
of relatives at Milton.
Christ Maulfair has purchased fine
driving horse.
Roy +. Yeiser has assumed his duties
in the postoflice and will move to this
place i'll the near future.
The entire town and surrounding
territory has been canvassed by the en-.
tertainment committee of the Church
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-05-14
LAWYERS PAPER BOOKS
Printed at this Office in best style, at
lowest prices and on short notice.
New Uniforms For Emploves

Employees of the Valley Railways
Company will soon appear in new
style of summer uniform. The old
double breast coat will be changed to
a new single breast style. The coats are
one-fourth lined so as to give more
comfort in the summer months The
Globe has been awarded the contract
for outfitting the force.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-05-14
CHARLES PAGE EXONERATED
Motorman Who Struck Mr.. and Mrs.
w. s. Pipes Not to Blame


Before a Coroner's inquest in the
office of District Attorney Stroup last
night Charles Page, the motorman on
the car which fatally injured Mr.. and
Mrs. William S. Pipes, 415 South Thir-
teenth street, at Derry and Fourteenth
streets, while on their way home from
chu. ch Sunday, was exonerated from
all blame. Nine witnesses, including
passengers, testified that the car was
running at an unusual low rate of
speed when the accident occurred.
According to the testimony given by
the witnesses, Mr.. and Mrs. Pipes were
crossing the street arm-in-arm. When
halfway across the street they noticed
the car and stopped. The motorman
then slowed down the car, and when
the couple stepped back the car again
started and the couple plunged right
in front of it.
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Many Attend Concert

A large number of people attended
the band concert at the Pennsylvania
Railroad Young Mems Christian AS
sociation last night. The concert was
given for the benefit of the Coxestown
Methodist church.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-05-14
HALIFAX
Mrs. G.. o. Sheesley Enters Philadel
phia Hospital for Treatment
81, 1.'i Corrrsnnnden"-

~ 'lt'' tT'fSh'UNe'''~
Halifax, May 14.-Deimer X. Still
spent Wednesday, at Penbrook, where
he attended a convention of the p. O.
S. of A.
jeremiah Chubb spent several days
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-05-14
DAu.PHIN T
Mrs. j. E. Williams and Mrs. G. s. Nc
Nicely Entertain Mite Society

Sp""ial Correspondence.
Dauphin, May 14.-Mrs. j. E. Will
lams and Mrs. C. S. McNeelv enter
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-19

Cotton riiHcfe eUplempitiiug "a mfRo
increase iu eoltnu acreage the cofninR
4tar mlfhi ruad with profit me ra
port - tas asrfstarg ~ Anueuiiufc
rivlW enc comparison of ihe thlur uf
Aacfifsn sHfm cfauH lu 1919 ann 1914.
The iHil rrnp unH Arnliud il 600 600
htiel az we fcen enc nFmaH ihsf ~
iNii eHa che fecuri rfOp ln Hli ulHfUff
uiurt ihaN iteOe 600 imira And af
ssffsiap nnpHtnnH feuUr ahewa ihf
iHpaN pun hHi.s we've wnfih aipiaslm
ottiy 1888 600 oeQ losa inan lhr iel1
rfaf 90 anpn HeH i'nitu ieHH a. ciNt th0
Fiari0r prapnfiiunNioiy mow 90 froW
aun handle 10000 0eo hlifa. snd the
nndrbi less ~ 5000 oHD lfl ihD art0
90 triiinF pfice is vefi materially int
CREASED bs tNe nbdironai espense neDt
rQaliY Aad nnN with a crop OF iiiile
mofe thhn pHe uuu balts the yeas
una with thH price armand iic thefe g.
tHA - Ver, lRsRe lncr.Ase 10 ne Re
fvnRe planted in cotton in 1919 ben
tnu 8ocpui anl Choniciv
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-19

NJ ifDen dunies sad usilif ang h's AZ
ioinoislis naf fsfiarei ,s ~ efey
filt bar rie si|la4e ifen So ndfnlsing
bnnib as o. sielIed doun aAa 81 3
careless tore lnairpd ihs anopnt -
flie damages lanas tIgibhlc had nth
Aesno lail1g rpfkfsi nr she sum total ~
bla bii 20 ai3np trt iaa moacnf he
mW Wall4nsfpnl he um8el Acquiring
sud said
Twenty dollars Iapin Ilra lianfs
time. fNa ffn6e rolls wear and tear
au msiin daann, ~ ibc mulr. 81 the
fcnt ~ 90 0fid ihat Your euairprtion
staailiA ~ bow
Tuc villagers heani ihls aemized
siaieueuf with hWs aHd aim.nflou.
whifh was nffNnsad 90 smasemcni
Htfn Waiinafufd. without Hdiaker
inF ea'ia'y 1t1fnsfcl atd l,aid User
twenty a9liuf NHi ffom 80 al.cse roll
flaslns trinl ~ eni 7snnuer az tbc
Aniiiffirt1 heioi Mulinrfofa $50
hHrsle df Hled nai fp RIA iae rooms
81 flat h.sieip tai endl Purchased
palr ~ fowl end reforming % thr.f sar.
coohrd iiiemsDsea squnfc neal
a VISITOR faiao upon tiHrm as they
were eHloginE iheif coffee and eimrs-.
ilHN iians
~ioas agpibblr hr ead impressive
y, ~ siingy aio Daasf
what Nd DE- Qulf give you haif ~
ihni iWrHiJ cf 'Himnl ni4.klr iu np.
pnrnuily gained sHurFe
"iilnf gnsnea iiru &c. wouldn't
even So mf o rfl COPPER
Hos fhf fiiuglcsf mau Boz fhe world.
coufiegsi Hon "ueN 49, mtn fhnf
made the funnil bHi1 r1nrhaaae s.
he could aead is mother iu if Anf
ihHt si'lst hNf1 Soon ramemhrr hnw
hr changed 500 fHr them fnle uusf
We'll mer snrinr q 900 frnlf aIih hnso
sporiasiea plfaDi up Hiile nete ~
uiuo rpk from fhla very TEST aud iaol
a SWAY With him aui J0nt sqnul'e
made Dim 10Y 10 ai0kr f0f lf Tbmt o.
fhnt Jos rBmbly hInr rnfh. thatalnt
even ili Co. drown eats uith an there's
-Four acres nt % here suuithlsa aforr
farm tueg 0al b. rirs on I.us
Thought uahbe 10 mishf hr vuih sume
thin cauao the Teller said s1mrih.n'
nhout iiihagfnfl Hianr nrm almost
wnth lis weight be- menoY. boz npihn
over come ~ De- Funny loohin man.
This fellcr was. with ra1 hnrl Thar
ctuWeil out heu uu fherr DOB little rHflf
pnffh,s
niHcale nodded his bond wisely
Williams hN md OBJ WHHnafni u
vennus name Hp1n 600 au.f ff fht
unknown mHu "rarrn pu4r 1FN
iiams. ONO uf the hrst $3.50 hasr
fhlnk"
"Wns be wofhln for yonf" ileu
eagerly wanted iu kuow
"Weii SEE wouldn't care Co mfo 90
talked about" replied nlnckic with a
great nIr ~ mystery. "sH vr.n in.f 1900
slider che subject ns dronpel Nam
friend Sluluhip r. nhom tae neh,si
man in tho country sunpaae
lies rot rush money hufied ni hla
nil ovcr ma house. nn bh burn. au
his gfia'mill ! reken 49, mua hate
because hc don't TRUST boz husa. au
nrt dollar ihai ho ehae,a down 900
hrtrhcs saYs goUihy GO lhw vain
world"
20 don't ntc anything have ta.v
WalingfoN stated asbgey. n0pr
liant had lrfl - thmk iu wind up
Jonas in hnrfy
",lo rirht 60 b." Invited racklr
I'm admire e. see you IAN down for
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-19
TODAYS HISTORY LESSON

slhtk. The first Monieneefin rlfy q
TAI before lhs lnrnnefa ~ rile most
ueipoisAni city ncQulfca ~ ihn iilArN
Mountain people III their rafi IN M
war - fMe Italian League nf4lusf
tar OTTOMAN Empire hi isisr says =
primer ~ war geography juHi Elsen
uuf ~ thc Naflsaaf fIeoafaphic -.
rlctt WlluaIed snywhrfe slsf hus in
tne wtrld'n most troubled iteninnlila.
fprh would have made nane and riches
As d nsercn lar varAiioriaisi fof NJ /.
nue foana abnui "a ffiendlt. boauflfIi
ana varied. w. pif 70 freso and feii y
mountain tang ana me rich Meditef
fnnean fruits are Rropn VI ~ Ferdens
Her M epqftsnian. lpek eepid have
FURNISHED hunilrK. flaiiinE hGd mou1
infN~n.imbina mr. me nrgYe+waru
lpiitnf Il could have given nl~einE
sIlIasle and plfinfsfque sslli0des
Whlle nis ~ these thlnFr would have
tnair u tempiina sis0t ~ The pleas.
sgc.ectkinn sneationi-t ~ an unfort.
pr1tr ffriaf ~ unfthf however wlefe
Aih4e.@n. honf fnoafin TURK md Fer.
Wan Kept the BOT a froabis bollirf
fear amer year under ah Ottoman 40
mlristfptian that stirred the smhers
ri'1sf ~ POI when tl,rec ehnAca aiFHt
~ snoihsgluR ipeh hnr remained im
known anu almost entirely uufesd bs
ine wotid outside for the beauties ~
tn place.
ipth llff apon the present borders ~
scfyian l'flshtlnn Tho Nokfa I'ianlA
flrf behind d a. the West ana ihis
range forms lhs Immediate barrier tn
The Invaders from heh ON ntlEhNnr
iur heights ie aituated famous mon
H-ify in which NfFfiHn pHitiaffhs
fofuefly housed abe insA monastery
fruaifd bs Afuhhinhep Afrvnirr b. inr
'ffh century MANY NJ Tho oidcn rbirfa
- iht Rcfsian Church are buried here.
snd here. also % preserves ihH marble
ihfpnr uppn which ihe rnriicuisfa
writ crowned Tho fiif lies "a miles
chsi nprihcaal ~ Albanian rrntnr
whleh latter ciiy hRH now hseame che
rent ~ ihe aeryian FoVofnmcnt a.
naA . population nf about $4,000 Nhlrh
hnr been hetter housed And eirOum
fipufed than mnai ~ tho populations
vi The iiaitan uplnnht"
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-19

'''eS's lns.s'ed on Reading HIS Bill o.
Sale % the Girls
A'lh hni Dc aii tbcro sam, ~ ,rs
a mite iorc. an souic 81 lt. n nttle
NHs'3 an mo.iy mehao. brt n.. r,,d
money got some moro or h gI,nt
"ele too got guothor scvep fs,..
''.9 las' Nse % chat yU give WON
.a'I spoi cash. risht Iris minute f,r
'he Other hni' % that ncir
Ma'iih.'ori felt his hcan tb,w, ma
~ ~ ia7oai aui was com. iop y,
hla'sie batting him encouragement
apon 'he back but there VAS inc
,nins about the nervous eac,r,sss n,
Jonas who was exceptlon,H, I..,','-
~ self coairol Tor SO shrava 4. .'S
oa'sa'ner' which made walpgforJ
pause and silnou. '''
Nasc 4 eight thonsana AN, o.,
YOU ne onercd. -Tbafs 49,
"sm- Take IL or leave t'
~ DIS Immense surprlse lone. A..
, !. proiaoed the money ~,
y, ~. is' Be sald. "Now er ms hs.t - ~.
eill . sale an We DOM nees 49,. $50 uls
dornmcnts.~ Any more
q, 's1 squlohlc signed a rece,n, s,r
We ',aasfer, using Blacsle's M, h ~,
After an sbe preiimin,rte. 49,,
49, $500 ~ ana Ioad lcssup was tois
!, a. '.' sssS ,,' were eoins 70 leave he pl,sS
~ $3.50. s.,A slaekie to be taken alons ,' y. !.
g.. "s cont neea foreman ro,,
i'F FOREMAN costs too nn N. :. -. loaa !.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-19

f..,. WINGED ai that rllnfH truth
NE ealnt stranger saryc ei ihe iin
,,e.siro looking wanlnefurl with al
mnrf.on aud eauscd correctly hs
tsa,,n born ability Go maae fficnds
uhero ho chosc. and Vac truth burst
from him
-you h., fhey douT" he agrced
.rhrt al gst &c iu Cor J9nc because
b.. - ..ies himself Jonas WINGED
aeHin
Wei I'm uulin Co hear what Mr
wa'fneford has 90 enfr vcniufed
Jonas aflrr waiting o slightly more
han reasonable time for Nl.hnsi0rd
q speak dnt
aOh. confouud itr snapped Wal'ins
fa.s!. as Que driven against hls Will y
eun.ae ffl De- compelled I'm the end %
iet afr sfuihhc n on 90 lensf a for
DION AZ thi. enterprise. and : might ~
VOL d. b now aHl have "a little peace
Az g.mmhlf. rN resell sou "a haf lu
terost mind you only half Interest
in fhls feI ur lle hesifHifl Just
nameai tla Was ihe crucial point
-hon mn.h would Junas sqnlnbie
stand % f1r s1wn
Il 60 y1u. returned squ.bblc. 50
onI.fv 'naf WeiNn.f1rl could scarcc
/, rHess 90 exclamation On triumph
for Hnsaes humiliation You're %
utue,. la ihs iDm rafiDl Hpni on
J0rn. rifsu hat.Iiu fHff Doe sells mr
iara hs'f mtwst m fnH f1nr acre
h,al aUInu fhaf 700 be- ar url0r %. or
ou fnp 10 t mlal faa cs0cnin. O.
onure Nr Waluefards automobile
WATSON. nr s7uu NoN do.l voU eo
.u fom urr Nr WnnneinrI au
lI 81 ush straight au' -,l lou tue
rlsl unu.t Cnmr un. Lem
% Snow was putting up 200 lNful
strung ramo hlt dllut believe was
rsoneh of nn artist to makc ths ODD
pauy .luocler ral so hHni EXISTED
Wuuurfsm fo Hathlc Nuu watch
uc uors bim iu hH1 lhr ofh,r haIi
What m0rr unht h1rc hren -ail was
covered ur 800 thr Muhub whl hHtthat
momcnt annp Doe Doe "mur. aud WALK
Inr mf fut way they discovered
fond Iesur directing uu emergency
movement uim efclt lisur arl dc is
itHfa
"Toa .ome them punl nfa rlc
ID. .e ua.t ID tb. .trp ttuu ua.
or1ern, fn.l mrun NDr unl
ihc damages Weln hn..i nr
pew nnnr uih. Nut ...f. 100
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-19
NOTICE sHeNlrr's SALE.
TIM HrkrH oi grNAs.
g.+rtu .f tu.....r

2 W. n lNA - wv 1AIA ANa
County ~ Nuftee
lt gifsus ~ hn order ~ finlo isaitea
Ont u she Honorable isrtrift cnurt VI
Nucfes County. vn itfh day ~ NoNem
trfl a A. 1915 W the elcrh thereof b.
tht cshr ~ NAtt, q Mathew VERSUS ~
~ Newman ana Francis Newman. 30
1884, and % mh ap sheriff directed and
delivered I VIII rfncoed lu SEN fer
cash. within ihe houfa prescribed h,
law fnr hhriiiff saies on the iifsi
TnmdHy iN ian a ~, iaid ii htirn ihc
iih lay ~ s,ia month before tho Cndft
House 1tpf ~ said Nuccrs Connif, m
the elts ~ cotpns Chrlsil, The follow
ipE dpfrgihod pgupufiy, ,HsVii
Tot one % N hl1oA iNu 90 of what
n knuvn as auannm Addition In i'uf.
pua CHRISTI Nuetea ronnt, roNaa. ass
furdisr tH iiss mar 81 said addition enc
utisd "Ainu ~ she shannon Addition
~ Npfpus rhliru Nuecrs County.
fesAa. ana aupmsmns description no
fHNlg Npreua NJ rvqpri ln Nui "a q on
pHrr % ~ ,hY man ur plat ftcofaa 90
Nate,a County, Tcshu 10 which tec
ora iefcfvpcr * hrrr made tor hettet
de%pflptinn pf Huch rfeptsiy. Hueh
hletk hrius laheled its an such map
and whereas ne mid lNiamrn, IL q
foreclosure % q matefs lmnn'H. cpu-
tractors and re'hnnitA ilcn un ths
ahnee Described property
teNlrd on, On the ieth cay ~ Mo-,
iHlh az = o'rlepk u m ~ thr property
~ ~ " SVWman ana Francis New
7iAn. 40 rniisfs ludFNent amountinr
a. tisasip1 with interest ai \ ntf cpp'
yer ennsm nom Srit sa. iaiA ia a..
sar q Matte q MaioeN and al r,,sis
~ suit
nec,. A. d. ie1h
Al ~ Wniultr
Sheriff Nueers s'etrsN reyHE
advertisement
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-19

rrrl fhls hrfo p.ek IT, m. fs .mc.
wili SOFA. mistrr $50 e.Hl dl...r
'ton WaNue
CORD Invited hAud Wen dU t
seihtr And lah,s Geo p.a, Boz, tr
rnn with "a Wnl
WanHefrd h4Wf hoInr Hfuaf
hea,, foT fhis s0a nt voIt nnd omo
WHIST hoft pf hoati u1s seu ma.h
reliotcd uhnn lNHAa sgmhulc aame at
lasi Iud saTcd iuia ODE ucipleni dtfh
with wHnalra 30 elpidlfy onrruuiiue
hla nose aad almost closing bis eyes
What nro you alssps De do
uandud
"a holc" reformed Wnuingfofd calm
iy splitting ou His hauds and Sal ug o.
fresh gr.p on the plrkaR
% hafs 80 hafe damages fpr that
lum qdieklf de id,d
iu uUt 100 sor lt declared Wal
lnrfanl "lhe rrnt ~ ihls Touul was
Included Ia the s-l gave you
"rmf daint Include 'nilrin my
property" JONAS severely cola hon
NouN ha,c 90 pay damages. or elise
ili suc you
"suc and he il.undw answered
WniinafNrd tuuina vigorously BIO his
wprk anin thou hr suddenly ami.ht
curd up in n apparent fash ~ ausur
"Whatn you taho for your 0ld urld
bee asho,f
'Ncl ! iron heidm lhat ,ltr hack
f0r a towns hlH when Ihc town grows
up 90 No. lmaa dc Jared
lhr wunlDu pi1nh viih yeur ulnp
en ID wN he roiicd down amoue Gao
weeds hoforg ibnt happens Waing
fpfd sour'y nl1rtci "iN give Aop
s2ts1 far COG naid~
Jonas almost had ralamtlon ~ che
heart Esccrt fnr use as a building
alto whlfa WAS 'he u1al remote 81
rhauc,. iAr four news uore nlsolute
by wnrAlcss stHl lmrsam was e
bargain "rd ort 10 have kl21 ho 90
onrd in much secuius pslWriance.
IAN neMt" agreed Waluriuri $50
uuhkly thal Iouas was ain.osi rcmc
innt u ssA c1mest liltc t your
own wuy lm willing Co ray ems price
90 do ne nltasr. if ii's oaiy 90 Az
holr Heres yaar S23 and FROM n
iHt wairf he rnsluerd iho motley and
thrust li unua ihc aaiouudcl Sghihhls
wow como on 90 md sign a nM of
snle iHnilug dcgi
"lust onr mement rrrflrmcu." les
scd nHesA. fa'dng them ~ with us
oA,s,teleaed mim flNgr remain
whcro you are npd cnicy lAc frcsn air.
and hcaphiai mountain scenery while
. ctgron the lcm'csi hn 80 sale ,hat
ever fsici my
FLUSHED Hth pride in hh achieve
menl Nn,sic Called in ihe partl,. ~
Zoe first and .eUeud naris ana mHdc
them ussen 30 b.s gpm 80 composition
aua showed them where to sign h
after WhAA Alnisolf asa roadr iessun
affixed ihcir uames m the nrnnor places
a. wiirrwscs and nilckle. after vain
onslapshi On louHs. comclicd Wal
tnrtcrd io pay him 5o cruts In rial
money
Just then the eif's came siong, anl
RIA, Ne nVisfcd GA readuF 10 them tho
new sAii on s1lC De HAD drawn un
San new" said fonas trsamphanily
raiilus ~ leather moucy pouch ln his
poeket m wake sure That 4 was san
uafe 'yco mas So ahcad au' dis All
ihc ho'e, aSu want to.H
"rhluss" u;uluca Waumsford.
with eqoal Triumph. 4 dont cure 20
tlg hoir now ny the way. Mr. Saulf.
h'e. are ycn galng ever past the t.,si
onisVP'
~ mlsAi p'pliea ionas canilausly.
shen Kindly mail this tctier for ms
WI WAY snd walllugfpei handel
Ann . stamped adlsvss,si aad scas,Sl
ruvrici'e Now. pNnuy." be sahl 10
'i'ossl" ~gei me q carirntsF. had 81,
straw and ~ the Gsen IN town WIS
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TuH STATE an TFNAe
County ~ Nucsce.
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ppl VI ihe ilunofahle islais,tg Court "a
tfslde rvpnl> on ieth das ~ Deecm
hnf. A. ~. 1915. ~ The clerk thefeel ia
t1r raHe " & W, Cstsnn versus sAni.
~ 4. owen q ai M seif. and tO me.
a shptitf direEted and delivered. J Win
prpoced 10 sol fpr wash. Within thr
hours IfracrlirA hy law for Shorlffs
riles en- the tlEst TUESDAY "a January
a. ~. 1915. u belAs the fit siay al said
r'on3h before fhe Court ilNusc door ~
seid Nureee tAeunis ia the cstY 1T COR
fus CHRISTI ms felleenG dcacslhcd
l'fppcrg, ta~eiti
"a - h,eCks Noe n ana 81 raeh
tlntelninF X lpts situated in Scwna,,.
Mustang Island Ia NtstcSa County.
'fsxnN. ~ tAeWn ~ the deed fsroris
~ Nperte g'rnnts. Texas ANA whereas
iAn said jodeinent IS a t,ffc,uniu n =
Heed ~ Trim, lien Afainss SAn,a.l A.
HWcE ~ q exlstea GA sha ekth aaN -
tesoher Nara
ir,lrH on on ghc sith daN - poe,
aftF r = u'ripck 4 m. a. gne pfppef.
~ pf samuel Owen 20 satisfy 4
3ndRmens nnountink % task with lna
tffffs ~ pff cent pes Hnnun fron,
iiNt y lFit III fesns NJ " NJ ,Araon.
and all costs ~ suit
HifFn pnlssr M hand this lith ah>
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freight tonight vet"
Wen. gild the elder lsn4
lively ZIG bad orief 10 q ~ 4
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your NAV was alive shed h d.
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s"rr, to 0r sou go thoesA ri
Coco liy lnks, We aiat rsas
fonr shirt yctr
"l'il lake 10 The way Il b. -
rmd promptly Come ue. vi
r-W over 90 the house az
du1s
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almost embarrassed by the saists
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-nif pprmaneui.S 10 them -llFs4
nul now stpnpse ven hp
care of uim
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nWtc1 Wallucfort lin *
surd aim ON This towns lss d
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sou win running cast ahead 4 =
lengths OF duylign Hat ilaw
had % 20 DO ofct aglin I'd sll y
life against % CENTS worth cilff +
uoh0dt could -kln Jonas Squnis
oi 50. lrt alur Sl3@1 ieisw
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lpr Tor the expense fund iwg9}
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tosh unI hWfms oni bis -slsse,
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looser mud 81 t'l. ~ .sue ssfH
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they tell us about. Wtele iaasss'
hotel"
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while thoy waited ~ the "a =
down Before ID bad gafi
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again. and VITA aim. sfi~
friend. the shcrll. was a 'sH -
gum boots and yclipw cnssss
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hands together aud grinulns !
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tcrnational Lithograpk s'eHe e.
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stone. an rs soon rs go y s,
dress on that letter You = a.
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come right ON. I had him
hotel ever since last night
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wouldn't ict me CONT oal
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TUFTS % curly red heafd y,
understand a. ! want 70 - a
You on the care you've ''.s !,
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ford. or course this lsnT wy Z.
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which l have jus, endea "A
very good sort for ssfkS Z.
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posii % be worth ia the p'',
Of $1,000" "A
LET me shake yoa Y n'
again. Mr. Dickcrson. -
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shake you By bott hanaA
pleasant stranser ane MA
Stranger, You must ccu'e 3 - 4
a pipe and a glass q efot y. I. 4
while my frlcnd. ismniy. r.,k
wet step aud nouns r.
trouble you FOR nv iad' ~ !, .,.''
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walllueford siswty an's.,. Va \
articles ~ adornmeni Hna ~
over 70 Blarkse With > " i
what / ref fer heinE
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