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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-03-24

Shuts Them up.

ohuts mem Up.
Church. see Mrs. BERTHE Brixie OF
Webster county is the only woman
sheriff in Missouri.
Gothan-She is the only woman in
Missouri who can shut up other wom-
en-. suppose.-Yo nkers statesman.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-04
LAWMAKERS GOING TO HAWAII
congressman Will Leave Chicago April Is
as Guests CT Hawaiian Government.

Washington. u. I'll. March "A large
party "f congressman will leave Chicago
April ID - guests of the Hawaiian govern
mcnt Tor . tour ot the islands with 4 view
NJ laying the ground work Tor needed leg
%l~lation. Honolulu needs public buildings
aud they may an river and harh"r- APP
preparations ~ we'll a. land LEGISLATION.
Among those who will accompany the
party are Representative and Mr.. scott
Ferris and Representative and Mr.. Davru-
port ni the oklahoma delegation. Among
the Texans invited are Senator &. a. Gull
hcr~on, Representatives John \. Garncr.
james l.. Slaydcn. Robert l.. Henry aud
Burgess. senator Culhrr~un and Repre-
~rniativr~ Burgess and Henry will not De-
able To- make the trip.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-04
MISTAKEN O|ACM0SIS-O0CT0RS
GUESS WRONG AGAIN

About five wears ago wrote you that !
had been u terrible sufferer from kidney
anil bladder troubles. and that my ply
STEFAN informed me that my left kidney
wa~ in such condition that there was ne
hope for my recovery. | was advised to
Try your Swamp-Root a q last resort. and
after taking four fifiy-ccrs size bottles. |
passed n gravel stone which weighed ten
Grams. afterwards forwarded YOU this
gravel stone. Have had no return of any
trouble since that time and cah not say
IL" much IN favor at yocr wonderful
preparation. swamp Root which cures.
alter physicians TAIL. Very truly your~.
+. III. HORNE.
Route ). BOX 80. RoScboro, y. e..
Personally appeared before me. this
ST. day of July. 1909. r.. II. Horne. who
sub crihcd The above statement and made
oath that the ~anc i true in substance and
m Tact. JAMES VI. HALL.
Notary Public.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-04
Unclaimed Letters.

The following li-t ~ letter. remain un-
claimed IN thu office for week ending Feb.
-. Same will hc forwarded 10 division Of
dead letters i not claimed within two
weeks.
Geutlcmcn-Barbcr Planting "a. Alton
- Bciarano, Manuel Beiarano. Fau~tino
Coyanz. Eugene Chatham. .lc-c~ Cucllar.
Daril nolarn. Ia pmamiia. Fred Erkman.
Eruc~'u Florc~. BonIiacio Jalvan. ~lIiiinio
Garcia. labor Garcia. Jose Ghauy. Leo
nardo Gonzalez. Mariana Gonzales. w. NJ.
Harrison. Francisco /. Ilmcncz. DR.. T..
&. Kay t2). &. \. Lewi-. Joaquin Trcvcnio
Lopez. PVT. Joseph X. Maicuf. Manuel
Mendoza. Eugcuio Noutc~. Henry Peterson.
Rankin Sheet Metal Work.. Eli~ando Ro-
drisuez. Saga. Box 395; Felcciano >aratc.
Clinton smith. Arturo Telentine. Ro>alio
Trcycnio. CONCESSION Valerie. Romulo Villa
fanio.
Ladic~-Ei~a Benavidcs. Mis- Annie
Berger. Sra. E~>teiana Corona. Sra. Caro-
lima Garcia. Mis- Cordelia Moore. Sta.
Aleeda Olivarc~. Sta. Manuela Ortiz. Sra.
Soledad Il. de- Perez. Sta. FclIcita> RAM
re-. Sra. l.ui~ y. he Rangel, Mis- Ana
Maria Sacnz. Sta. Amelia sanchez. Sra.
Catarina sanchez. Sta Juana Trevenio.
Sta. Paula Nela.
When calling TOR the above letters please
say advertised" giving date
Mrs. Jesse %. Wheeler, Postmaster.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-04
HOUSE IN FAVOR
OF SUBMISSION
vARSITY-AGGIE SEPARATION BY A
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT
is POSSIBLE.

Austin. Tex. Mar. by the over
whrlmin. vote Of 100 10 ~, the house
Tuesday afternoon adopted the substi
tutc Tor the Sackctt resolution provid-
ia. for the submission Of 4 constitution
al amendment separating the Agricultu
raj and Mechanical college from the Uni
vcrSity of Texas.
The vote came a. 4 big surprise even
To- the proponents If the measure. and II
waS a general forecast that its emphatic
character will insure its passage by the
senate.
4 powerful address by Louis Workman
who CLOSED the debate in favor of the pas
sage Of the substitute Was credited with
havin. more than any other one thing
10 do with the large vote that il received
and'in the tumult that followed The AN
nouccmcni Of the result many Of the mem
bers crowded around Ia congratulate him
AZ the real victor.
The substitute was framed 10y the pro.
ponentS of the Sackctt resolution viii the
idea of making il more satisfactory To-
the friends Of the university. Among the
~ who voted against il. however. were
leaders who expressed dissatisfaction
with its present wording. Burgess insisted
that JN iEsfiltN ~ NHNNNitult H. iA
he university and limits its scope. and
for that reason voted against il when the
proponents refused 10 permit il to he
amended.
The substitute ~ adopted provides for
the establishment Of the Agricultural
and Mechanical college the University Of
Texas. Prairie View Normal and the Col.
lcec Of Industrial Arts ~ separate iIfS
titution>. with separate and distinct
governing boards. The University aud
the Agricultural and Mechanical college
are authorized with IN. concurrence If
the governor 10 issue and sell bonds for
permanent improvements. The land set
aside for the support Of the university
aud its six branches u divided ~ follows
Six hundred thousand acres To- 20 10 the
Agricultural and Mechanical college.
lJU.UDn acres goes "a the Prairie View
Normal and all the remaining % become
the permanent fund of the University Of
Texas. The resolution also provides
that the land NAV bc sold ~ such times
and under such regulations ~ may he
prescribed by law. The constitutional
prohibition against the legislature aIq,ru
priating money for permanent improve
ments il removed.
III the univcr>ity'S friends will GET out
and work shoulder a. shoulder with the
friends of the Agricultural and Mcchani
cal college" said Sackett. the author Of
the original resolution. this amendment
to the constitution can hc carried. I am
glad il has passed the house. and if the
the senate passes il AMI the people adopt
il. il will hc the best thing that has hap
pcncd 10 both institutions. IL will mean
the building. NJ ST two great colleges that
will play 4 great part ia the future Of
the State"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-04
VICE ASSAILEO BY
MRS. N. w. CURTIS

San Antonio, Texas, March An APP
peal TO the men and women OF San An
tonic 10 quit being towards and create pub
liz sentiment which will force the city and
county officers to close up the segregated
district of the city was made by Mrs. Nan
ME Webb Curtis, president of the Woman'>
Christian Temperance Union of Texas, at
IN. luncheon given in her honor by the
Woman's league at the Gunter hotel.
Mrs. Curtis used as the basis for her re-
marks the minority report of the grand
Jury on the Wee conditions OF the city.
She dsplored the attitude of many men and
women IN the city who believe that the Sc
gregated district n "A necessary evil, and
as~ailed the property owners who reap Il
harvest Of a. much ~ 5000 To $1,000 Il
month from disorderly houses, particularly
such owners n belong 10 old and respect
able families of the cityW
Il blush with shame to read the part oi
the minority report of the grand Jury.
which says: MANY women of San Antonio
either openly favor the segregated district
for fear of social ostracism.'" Mrs. Cur
III exclaimed, as it possible that any WON
IN in this city would fear social ostraci~m
because she stands for purity. \ woman
should he ostraci>ed If she does not fight
this most hcinous crime of the age.
III every citizen did hi duty, YOU would
have q clean city tomorrow. There i too
much silence and secrecy, too much com
mon cowardicc. You are being unloaded
on by Dallas. Fort Worth. Austin. Waco
and Other Texas cities. San Antonio j.
known from coast to coast and from the
gulf 10 the Great Lakes n u place where
unfortunate women are welcomed"
Mrs. Curtis said that in the segregated
district the women have college l,cnnani>
obtained from Young boys in the various
educational institutions of the city. aud
laid that the fight was not only for san
Antonio, but for the health and lives of the
sons and daughters of citizens
do YOU know that medical records show
that SO per rent of the men from Is To 30
wears are hopelcssly diseased" she said.
Do YOU wonder why women want the bal
lot, II l. God calling the women during
these DAYS of peril. The records of one of
the large hospitals of the nation show that
- per cent of the operations on women i
.ruScd by the wild oats of the husbands.
For Your own protection, and Tor the pro-
lection of Your own sons and daughters.
YOU should take up this fight for dcccncy
and purity. Use the Injunction, and let the
world know that Your officers are derclict>
and won't de- their duty under the law.
Make the owners of these houses clean up
"r ret out. You have the power IL You
only have the grit
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-04
TRADE MARK is ISSUE IN SUIT
Brewing Company Alleges Another is In
fringing on Its Label.

san Antonio. Texas. March i.-Allcg'ng
that the Schobcr lee 4 Brewing company
lawfully using 4 label at the Joseph >chlitz
Milwaukee Brewing company, the Wi~cun-
I'm concern Yesterday filed suit asking that
a writ 81 injunction be granted against
the >an Antonio company. Nchobcr com
pany a~~crt- there D. no infringement a.
the labels are not wordcd alike nor even
Of the sam color. The hearing i, >ct Tor
Tuesday. March 90 W Pccu~.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-04
ARMY Orders.

Washington. ID. G.. March 4.-The fol
loving army orders have been issued
Major Adam +. Ca>ad. ordnance depart
mcni. Manila ordnance depot. IL chief Of
ordnance.
Major Glenn +. Jenk>, ordnance depart
m"ni. Sandy Hook proving grounds, 4"
Manila.
Following first licutcnants. medical re
serve corps. to active duty James Y. Fal>i.
Steven 7. Harris. j. Samuel White. William
III. Nccnmnn.
First Lieutenant Charles &. IIillman.
medical corps. to Fort Mycr.
tir-t Lieutenant George II. Stallman.
medical reserve corps, ia Eenicia arsenal.
First Lieutenant John ". Stewart. cnri-
nccr>, New York city, TO first battalion.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-04
BROWN & STRICKLAND DISSOLVE
Pioneer" Law Firm of Lower Rio Grande
Valley DisassOciated.
Especial To The lIcrald.l

Mission. Texas, March 4.-Announcc-
mcnt has been made VI the dissolution IT
the well known law firm of Brown a
Strickland of this city. one of the oldest
legal firms of the newer element IN the
Lower Rio Grandc Valley. The partner
ship wa> formed III Brownsville TX YEAR
ago a. Chaplin. Brown 4 Strickland.
Judge Chapi withdrew several YEAR, ago
e. remove e. San Antonio. George T..
Brown aud ID. r. Strickland will each con-
tinuc a. practice III Mission
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-04

providing Tor investigation "i International
disputes before resort u arms were nc
gutiatrd and ratified. N treaty WV enforce
the regulations adopted MN thr London
Safety ~ Sea conference Wa ratified ht-t
Dccemhcr. bat with an amendment making
reservations which came too late for other
power ~ consider. thus preventing cn-
turrcmcni uf the convention. IN treaty with
Nicaragua providing ter requirement uf
the Nlraraguan canal route aud naval -ta-
tion~ for $4,000. 600 wa~ lett uuratihcd by
the senate and the pending treaty with Co
lnmbia directing payment W 50 900. 600
for the Panama canal strip was held ln hy
the foreign relations committee.
The closing session w TIE congress wa
almost wholly devoted NV appropriation
bills. the ship purchase hin fght. and v few
general measures. Aside from urrrupria
tlon~ about the only important legislative
enactmcnt> included the creation of ihc
Coast Guard wv consolidation III thc lite
saving and revenue cutter -cryirr- rr-
classification nf grades M the diplomatic
and consular service: requirement nf rex
I,tration 81 and imposing special iaVe-
upon all dealers, manufacturers rr impoH
err Of opium. wv it- derivatives. and thc
creation of the Rocky mountain national
park Ia Colorado.
The congress also was marked hy differ
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-04
SAUSAGE RAILROAD NAME.
CHANGED TO THE LINK

CORPUS Christi. TrNa~. Mach 3-Thc
Corpus Christi Commercial club does not
like the name uf sausage" a. applied IT,
the >an Antonio. Uvaldc q Cult railroad.
and ha~ officially decided thar hereafter the
local name Nv W. used will W. THE Link"
Suggesting w. n dnr~ The fact that the
road %c"uncct~ tw" "t Texas greatest and
fastest growing cities. Corpus Christi aud
san Antonio.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-04

rurc~ between President Wilson aud some
democratic senators over patronage: a
spirited contest over confirmation ~ numi-
urr- iur thr- federal reserve board: two
-Hrrr--iul lllhu-trr-- uur in the -unmrr
session against thc ri,cr- anH harbur- ap-
preparation hll and the other the fight 1T
republican and democratic allic~ against
thr -hup purchase hill-an ur-ucc--tuI rf-
tort Az lhr senate tn establish u rluturr rule
to limit prolonged debate. institution nj A
special inquiry INTO outside influences cx-
rrtcd against tho ship purchase bill \ gen
cral lobby investigation which extended for
many months. and proposal ~ Hn inquiry
INTO senatorial campaign contributions.
With thr iall nj thc gaVcl today MANY
~ruutur- Jud congressman long national
figures PASSED into private iIlr. Senators
who retire urr Root ut New York Burton.
OHIO. Perkins. California. Thornton.
Louisiana: Eri-tow. kan-a-: Stephenson.
Wisconsin Crawford. south Dakota Cam
dru. kruturky. and White WI Alabama.
Errrra rntAtINr Underwood leave The hun y
OAR go tu thr senate. Score ~ repre- cnta-
tivc- m thc house give Way w. new mcm-
hcr~.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-04

". |. Azbell. ex-postma~ter of Edwards
port. Ind, writes II suffered from severe
trouble with my kidneys and back. First
bottle of Foley Kidney Pills gave me- re-
he'll Thousands testify that backache.
rheumatism. sore muscles. aching FONTS
and bladder weakness vanished when Foley
Kidney Pills were taken. Martinez Drug
Store, north corner Market square.-adv.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-04
HANGED FOR JAILER'S MURDER
FetricO Sanchez Pays Penalty in Live
Oak County.

Oakvlllc. Texas. March 3.-Fcdcricu
>anchcz. = Mexican. wa~ hanged 1T IL :l3
4. "a. today for the murder ~ the Live oak
county lailcr here lat December.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-04
Senate Passes Local Option Bill.

Trenton. :. j.. Mar. The senate
passed. II ~ =. the local option hill pro
viding for 4 referendum 90 The question
Of local option when - per cent Of the
citiezcnS Of a municipality rcquc>t 4
special election. The bill goes Ia the
house.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-04

Send Ten cents to DIR. kllmer 4 Co..
vfsinghsmion, n. y, for q sample size bot
tlA. 1t will convince anyone. You will
also receive a booklet of valuable informa-
ton, telling about the kidneys and bladder.
When writing BE- sure and mention the
Brownsville Herald. Regular fifty cent aud
one dollar size bottles for sale ut all drug
s~tores.-ady.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-04

With but three horses Nv zach TOO resi-
drnt-. Switzerland hu- thc Smallest equine
population ND amy nation.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-04
Who Is Wrong?

Is il the Goodyear user. whose
choice i confirmed ~ some
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-04

Too many people are like cidcr-thry be-
come sour with age.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-04

tDO.OOO OH
ers? Or is
it the m an
who still as-
m E { I'll at
another tire Il
better?
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-04

II il easy tor 4 man 4" behave after
he breaks into the ha--hccn r'a~-.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-04

OWN NWTNNHJ 1UWWI III IIuNL
the third biz price rcduction in
two years. The three total 4595.
Yet The tires are constantly bet
tered. IN hsc COSBY ways each
cNrluaivc;o Cocdycar our Forth
hrdTmcsc excel anyothcr tire built.
And each j. a great trouble-savc
They mean FOR you tire content.
They mean most for your money.
because If our mllchlcss out
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-26

'onhiuasisu kska A, n, en-.n,,..
teA iEned. q fifhs sound ~. n,sl,
"heA Tive rsopsr nantsf cams eroc.
s'ss NE ~0fkihs rAht lnperVertlble
o.esA.Afits ~ sfes shN a,ost scpslsss~
80 - A sNf trasaca II was csn.
lAfetifsly e@ls - seos4alfs a. al
= iae tamoisrs over INA stnslslsr M.
10 nssrumvna
AZ Pc WORKED the aocg hchlna Aiw
clNacd suliiy 40 she rsAs mar -.
sesed caotiag r. and teossns ussse,sss
y epfr hack g the sAe,4es ~ a -
nAAeksns hlKhAos. arsanA phlsA No
copid watch.
A. essi Ira sais VAS opeuea RApsa
y tae MAJ veai sAfoerh ia eonaents
-V'cnfeanA rs rs musser~A ~sa.
dtaat pot q hes@ ,aa,hcw
TIE hoisre mafttG ~ ciase she sase
waen be heArt noise IN ~ r~e.e
and booked cuyseesls hacR a. him. nj
Mar himself icllowca. by ne aomsno
a4fl entered
I've crened ~ Whispered ne en-.
isss~y weppins ous Of ne ciassi ava
'neeting sasni -hat can't end the--s
l'aaas an All ~ ycAfs
They turuea 50 sine 10 seo TIE gray
uiaTs 1913 SaNaiss at tarm. Most
politely he nnNa ihem az sal
heiHiss biz kua ready. he aired as
tse NAH el TIA domsao rsft
So it'a y01fe be esaatst
Ito Aas eheef ~ aN the mash II
10 MeAleaR when lhe hoiefa leaned
AZ hsm. ncs Mar piled ia Rat sound.
downstairs sluaed them snd the
einitsary rcletse4 ned euirais via
the Fifi The ErAs fgiAt. how asas. Aapl
hia held on Msphls'ophslce a. u hs
BAD eesn NrestlihE wish vcsl,eeis
dvya
Down iu the hall. had aesin mel
nay domino eirl few minu,es AFTER
had resigned Elaine 10 another Of hpl
numvfops samiyerA
4 theuehs yoa deserted me. saia
acmswhai plgueA
i"u Nth'fNta me slice VhTri0A
nprsnasly 'iioecytr. ia forgive yea
y yeQil gUt mg AZ Ice
FASTENED 10 Do ~ hot no sooael
had I Foac than nel Mar stake.
through the hall and went upstairs
My domino girl vas wAithlag Tor hin
and followed
When returned with the lea
Hooked shout. bat shg @ss F,=.e !
~Aa scarcely e ssomeai laior. hov
ever thar I saw htf hurry downstairs
ACCOMPANIED BY sAa Mexican holcg,
J STEPPED fore ard % ppcah 10 her bu
she almost ran pact nae viihoai
word
"A nut" remarked under nj
breath pushing back my mask
started go est thr iea myself. whes
a memout latter Einlne passed throug
the hall eith a apsuiph cavalier
"oh Walter, here sos are ~
laughed I've been looksug al oss
ior you Thank yop very snnch. sire,
she bowed wlth mock clsilliy a. "a
cavalier, 20 was onls ono dance. 20
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-26

tor the trunks IL here. Mise EIalps,-
he announced
lie hog wonder Whistler they are
ali reaayY" Eialus replied hurting
9at o. Tbs room Itch him 10 wait
In ,hs attic, IlsTiholdl was slill al
woFh. teepins her ayes open 20 enc
cute ms mission On which Del Mar
bad sent her
Rusty. fofeDiten IN the aaeIisSne9t
by JennisHs. had roamcd ~ viii
thrpuah tha house and seemed cutie
Interested. For shis wss thu trunk bs'
hind which be has his raeha Of lrsss.
urs9.
A. i,ersholai started 20 move bshina
The trunk. faa,y eovid stand u no
i0agfr Nc Carried nhead q beg into
hia hidlne place. Among the dog bsH.
cyst and benes pas Ms torpedo model
~high he had dug up from ,iha palm
pot in ihe conservatory. lie sslEed
Il ia his mouth and turned ~ earn
II OF
There. IA his path. Was bic enemy.
the new ElFi. Qnick as haeh, she
Jaw what u vas Rusty had. ana
grabbed Al a.
Get oagl@ she ordered. loeklng II
her prsge Ia triumph sEd turning u
over aud usef IN hsg bands
AZ that moment shs heard Eiaina
On tho stairs What should shs DOT
ahe aust hide a. she looked Absssfil
There was tbs tray. sacked and ffins
on the nor near the trunk usFkad y.
Iodseg fhs thrust s. hastily into ne
ffay. pnllinr ssffnent over "a.
~Nasrly fhronKh9r paniod Eiaina
eyes, aiinz Doere
"Theu please teil tbs enpfessinan q
came W"
issTfholdi hesiistsd, chagFiaed. fe'
there vas nnligiHg 70 90 bat pAfy
shs looksd as tbs trunk bv tho trai
10 M Il IA her inina thea ~sht dc~n
stairs.
As ska lefs the soom, Elalns liftss
the ssay into ia trunk and Tried 4
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-26

know Please le, me ,aik % noum'
lloum."
The cavalier yowed ralneiantis and
lsfi u.s.
what nrs YOU dssnH here slonef'
shn asked. taking on her own mask
How warin Il ie.r
Before could reply. heard some.
one coming downstairs back OF me-
hat no "a time 70 turn
''Elaino's dressing table, g vciSs
whispered N my csr.
turned suddenly Il ~aa The gray
fflaf Ioforo could evca reach out
10 grasp his nobe. be var gone
.Anothtf ngli9 ! exclaimed. inyol'
unfairly.
why. shat dld be Aayf" asked
Elaine.
~somsslliHg ssoai yoaf dressing
table
.Ny dressing tshieY'' shn fnpeased
We ran qiiscsiy 10 The steps
Flsinss room Ahowrd ever efidenee
II hsYias hnan the scene Of 8 struggle
as fhe sent over 70 the tAhift lhfIe
shs picked up a rose and under 4 q
psece a. paper on which we're hofns
uords prirfsa ~iih peneii roughly
slookl4 So cried. as read via
her,
no honest assistants search safes
Let no coo see this but Jameson.
What dees Il Hsesng aNhaa,
MY ssfel ahs cried. uaoaing to 1
dose, IA she ot-ised tise door tina
zine our susursss az seeing Del Nal
I,inr On the floor. Ioand and gafges
before she open nSss. Tfiei my seis
sors o. the dresser cried Hlnina,
ala 10. hastily cutsiag tbs cord
has bosrd Del MsT.
what daes Il AZ meant" asks
Esalna a. he rnEa AID STRETCHES bin
self.
WaI elgtrhinK bis throat, as y
bufs Del Mar choked. = found man
! foreign agent ssarchlng the sais
Eat ~ csercAme ne sAd escaped
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-26

After .he Aadins 81 v. 60
re" ',. hNnnedS disap,stasene. T. h,iy
~ tiiluNihe n.,sr.n. ~ ,,... tiee
sei ,'' y. ..nsts evsrhoerd f,on T q,
~ t'fl Asr INTO Arn,,,a,. y. Asr
',',.,.. 'ht ot W. fRnxs r,er 4. ~. ~.
t Key. lni9rmatiaa n ke~nss, tsiHf 81
MAJ s, his plan Z riosk.., 81 IA
Ming Filr.s 0o 20 sucge,ds in win
f.,i 4. ~ hs'le o'd lnae ~ ~
~ Nels taisslsa AZ ~ N'si,. ,ss,iei
,''-,,is ga reenter ~ iefs.s.,s
fsr l-i.,..' 'esn s,1sessfsi haa !, s's hes q
t We mower pot while ng, Ney ~, ii.'l
.,siNs enif few fsgl ewTe r.,
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