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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-17
''CHOICE OF LIFE


Evangelist Gorton was greeted by
a goodly sized audience at the May
wood Christian church Tuesday even
Ing, where he preached u strong ser
mon on "The Choice " Life taking
his text from verse In the thlrtleth
chapter of Deuteronomy He said I'm
part:
The words of the text were spoken by
man OF large experience lie had seen
sin IN Its various forms, aud he saw
that Il always brought its own cnnspen
satlon. He was educated In experience.
and this made him competent to advise
MS to choose lie rather than the things
that make FOR death. There comes time
In the life OF every man when he must
make choice The time came tn Moses
when he had 10 choose between the crown
NJ the first nation OF the land nud lifr
and he chose life IN that he chose t1
suffer uffltrtion for the sake NJ Jehovah
whom he wOrshlpped
We often choose wrongly because wo
have failed In the great choice In rhoov
Ing our chief concern should he fur the
blessings of God for I'm choosing His
blessings we choose His wisdom more.
over HIS blessings are In harmony with
"nr physical mental. and spiritual ma
lures
"Rnt the question comes what r MOI
Well 10 ~ not made M " wealth rn,
rich man NJ whom Jesus made mention
discovered In the shadow NJ death that
life did not cOuHiHt IN Riches NEITHER
ls HE the expression " worldly. nens
urrA The apostle Paul tells 1s thnl
worldly pleasures work out donthA More.
over NE h not pictured ia the WaI
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-17
She WAS A
MERE SKELETON
This Lady Suffered From Severe
Pain in Left Side, Was Very
Weak, and Confined 10
Bed For Month al
a Time

Oklahoma city Okla.-Mrs. Dora
Fnnderburg Of this city, says; when
was II years old | was very poorly,
ana was told that my ease was very
ball., The medicine took did me no
good, and | only spent my money for
nothing, ~ got no relief, hut when |
commenced taking Cardui began i'm.
proving.
Before taking Cardul was mere
skeleton, and was very weak and was
confined 10 my bed nj times. sometimes
as long as q month at a time. was
unable to 20 10 school regularly for
Two years nn account ~ my bad
health, had Crnmplng every month.
aud a severe pain In my left side.
My mother told me NJ Cardui. and
after taking one bottle was greatly
relieved OF the pains. | have continued
taking II until feel Ike different
woman, and ! cannot praise CarluI
enough. ] am now gaining In weight.
aud all my friends that see mo speak
ot how much better | look In the last
month, and | tell them am taking
Cardul.. highly recommend II To all
suffering women"
Try taking Cardui for your troubles.
Get bottle today. You won't regret
giving II trial Your druggist sells
II.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-17

that seemeth right IN men. q way In
which multiplied numbers are travelling
the vaS 10 destruction. Originally lifs
was the breath Of Cod Therefore 10
choose llfa ID tu choose God
'bod has given 10 Ms the right ot
choice. and We should not fail 10 use
our privilege N choice. but the choice
should always be- the choice Of the best.
not only for our own good. but Tor
the good N the children. The world has
never been able to estimate the value OF
Ia true Christian. Livingstone. the el
plorer n Africa, lived 30 close 10 his
God that he converted the infidel stan.
ley without saying word to him on
The subject of religion.
Life has It's purpose and that purpo..
Is to love God. 30 many people are fail
lres In the Christian life because
seVsh motive 'puts phem into the
church. They have no thought Of love
Tor either God or man. and consequently
they meet with many temptations I'm ths
christian life that they ere not able tn
overcome. The desire TO love God with
OIL our heart, and 10 love our neIQhbor
as ourselves makes the path Of Chris
uanity much move easy to trnvel II vas
this that made the way OF Jesus easy
though shadows lay upon II. and that
enabled Him 10 overcome tho world
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-17
TAN[AC PLANT
MADE LARGER
Unprecedented Demand for Rem
edy Necessitates Increased
Capacity,

TANIAC. the premier preparation,
sold I'm Oklahoma CITY by Rob't NJ.
scott No ~ West Main St, and which
Is briug ,u widely discussed In this
state IS being used today by II large
number of OklnhomanS many OF whom
have testified IN the benefits they have
gained by It's use.
Every walk " life Il represented In
the small army Of Oklahomans who
have been benefited by Tanlac, and are
tpstlfyinr to its merits "A medicine OF
rare value
Rohl NJ Scott, No. 227 West Main
St. is daily selling many bottles OF
Toploc The success Of Tnnlac In Ok
lahomp is typical ~ the cordial recep-
tlop the preparation IS receiving In
large cities and rural districts where It
has brcp introduced In the last six
months the business has grown to enor-
nous proportions so large In fact,
that II recently became necessary to In.
creasc the capacity of the Tanlac plant
I'm DAYTON. Onto, which had been pro
ducIng from 5000 10 10000 bottles of
the preparation daily.
The unusual and heretofore unused
formula composing Tanlac is,, In n
large measure. responsible for the med
lcinc's popularity md success The In
gradients. which are gathered from
many sections ~ the earth, ~ known
curative value.
one ingredient never before has been
used I'm a proprietary medicine
This probably contributes more 10
tine success NJ Tanlnc than any other
one thing rs curative power Is con
coded to be- most effective aud rapid
This ingredient was discovered on m
island In the Pacific, west Of Mexico
Tnulnc Is helug sold In oklahoma
| ICiu h, Rob't NJ Scott, No. 227 Main
~ hy the ruuac man who Is In daily
lpttcndancr
Il ls also sold hv the Puritan PhRr
macy. 1873 n. Robinson ST., SCOTIA.
.un TO-. g.ll y Harvey St, Shawnee
igcnry. GalIownys Public Drug Go.
\dp agency. Gwyn & MAYS Hobart
lgrnry. loup, Brns lei Reno agency,
oty Drug Store. Blackwell agency.
| blackwell Drug CO.; Enid agency.
'rcrlcss Drug 80 MauVum agency.
hc owl Drug Co; Okeene agency, b.
G. Snhm
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-17
HAVE A DRINK
ON The HOUSE
Roach and Veazey's Drug Store
Invites You to Try vitazone
Mineral.

You've been hearing lot. lately. about
I'ul new Mineral discovery they have
FOUND down In Alabama Next time YOU
nav" heavy. sluggish feeling after eat
ing. or any sort ~ acute stomach ais
lr'ss' Just drop into Roach and ypayey's
urng Store and get a free glass or VITA
once
u you have chronic Indigestion. atom
orh. N'cr. bowel trouble or kidney and
bladder disorders or any Of their results
s,4rh as Rheumatism, catsrrh. impure
uuou' constipation, ecroma, skin erup.
lions, etc, got them to give YOU A sam
pie bottle 10 try FOR q longer time
Hundreds ot remarkable cures have
been made In all these ailments. II viii
do no harm 20 try. az Vitagops IA moth
ing nut the pure extract from the ror,
mineral rock. II contains iron. calcium.
magnesium. slumnnm chloride sodium
Silica and free sulphurlc acid In AN ey
'r'mely intensified form, one tcaspoonful
I'D hair glass Of water Is dose Con
Adv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-17

ROWLING AND BILLIARDS. LEE
dUCKlNS HOTEL.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-17
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Office Phone w. 4OI9
Harriet Dunn Bentley,

meeting iu two weeks will be with
Mrs Carl Mitchell.
Circle Of the First Methodist
church win meet Thursday afternoon
at 2a3O O'Clock with Mrs y. W. Me.
Cam Of ll2J West Grnnd avenue,
VINO viii he assisted by Mrs. D. !.
CouIuu, aud S T. Davis This is the
tlr-l meeting ~ the ycur, aud It VIII
be- Of % sDcluI nature to enable all
the newer members ty become better
acquainted Members viii take the
~iu'E}nri- car ut the Terminal STA
ula ana get or at Western avenue.
The Authors club met Tuesday even
Ing with Mrs William l1lghman on
West Twelfth street The subject Oi
the evening WIS business Writing,
aud Mrr. Eugene Arnett read u lu-
per uU "IHr New Field Of Business
Writing Miss Dora Ayde!otte dis
cUsscd "Ilu Opening In one PROBES
sion Alone A number OF illustTh'
live articles written BY Mr.. Arnrll
were Icud Additional guests of the
'''u'"h "'I' MIH0 hu'l'"
Mrs. MllIison and MISS Mary Arnet,
Ihr 'Inb mas renson 10 be prouu VI
th' io'i lhoi 'ul ~ SIX prizes sl'en
ih Ihe state Federation literary con
,ret I'VE oI Ihrm were taken by mem
h'Is ol thr Authors cIhD. Ihe heh'
meeting win be- December y with
Mrs. + ". Hu'hmnnn.
Oklahoma City Relief Corps No. II
viii have au Wlday quilting bee Fri
dny at Nestfall hall
The concert rccitaI tn be given here
Thursday evening nt the high school
auditorium b., tbn noted baritone
singer, Mr. ChnrIc, W. Clark. ls an
event of much interest In the musical
world, and 10 all Who desire TO hear
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-17
WILSON NTERCEDEs
Joined 10 Arrayed Influence Toward
Saving Convict

WASHINGTON, Nov 17.-presldent
Wilson Wednesday, telegrsphed rc.
quest TO Governor Spry Of Utnh IN re-
consider the case OF Joseph llllstrom
q Swedish citizen sentenced 10 death
next Friday for murder Hiuslrom is
an |, W W. worker In whoAe behalf
the president appealed to Governor
Spry at the request OF the Swedish
minister several weeks apo ON the
ground that Hillstrom had NOT Ind n
fair trial The prisoner was given p
respite, but later resentenced
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-17
HONOR GRAND OLD BELL

ALPINE. Nov lin tho small
hours OF morning at 2:l5 a. M, about
1000 persons gathered here 10 witness
the passage " the Liberty Bell
Wednesday Npine's population nom-
inally is about ll.OOO. The bell was
three hours late here, being due be-
fore midnight
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-17
TRADE MENACE
WAKES ENGLAND
Finds That u. S. Is Trying to
Win Over Her South
American Clientele
LISTS HER ADVANTAGES
Towit: Square Dealings"
Banking Facilities and Rep
resentation On Ground
LISTS HER ADVANTAGES

7 ONDON, Nov 17-Great Britain
IL has no intention Of allowing the
United States to oust It from first
place In trade with South America, de
clarrs the Daily Chronicle In long
and earnest discussion Of The South
American Market" After noting the
relative positions Of England. Germany
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-17

Neuralgia " the face, shoulders,
hands, or feet requires a powerful rem,
~ly that will penetrate the flesh RAJ.
LAltn'S SNOW IININlENT possesses
that power, Rubbed In where the pain
Is felt i$all that Is necessary to relieve
snftering and restore normal condi
uons. Price 20c, 5Oc and SlOO per
bottle. Sold by Westfall Drug Co.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-17

and the United States In South Amer
lean trade prior 10 the war the article
warns It's reader. that the United
States has already anomplished a great
deal in It's effort 10 take advantage Of
the opening offered it,
but let us look fpr moment at the
assets of the British trader I'm South
America" continues the Chronicle.
zone of his greatest Is his reputation
for strict integrity and scrupulously
honorable dealing, which win stand
him In good stead In the coming race
for trade. II must be maintained at
all costs. South American people have
had experience of our methods OF bus
mess and Of those Of the United States,
and as a general rule they prefer our
own. II they can do 50 they will deal
with us.
Banking Influenee
Another great point In our favor Is
the remarkably strong position Of our
leading banks The names Of the An
gloSouth American Bank, the British
Bank ~ South America. and the Lon
don and BRAZILIAN bank are household
words I'm banking and financial circles
all over the world Enlightened man
agemcnt and the growth Of British
trade have brought them prosperity.
Then again there Is the Banca Com
'merciHle ltalIauH. The entente between
British and Italian interests I'm Brazil
Is Of particular Importance owing to
the predumiuaurr NJ the latter in the
South mericnu labor market
reconsideration Of our banking POSI-
tion naturally leads one &, speak Of
our shipping predommancc. our pre-
eminencp I'm South mcrican trade In the
past has been due In no small degree
10 the great development of our mer-
chant marine The United states Is
not slow to appreciate the Importance
Of the banking and shipping elements.
Her banks are already opening branch
es IN some II the big South American
centers, while her colossal activity I'm
producing war munitions aud the sale
OF her foodstuffs at high prices will
enable her for the first time In her
career to lend freely abroad aud also
10 put money into the development ~
her mercantile marine
Capital Already There
Another point iu our favor IL the
large amount of British capital sunk
In the various South American coun-
tries. This reaches the stupeudous to-
tal Of S3.75O,OOO. while our annual
trade In South America prior to the
war touched S56OOOOOOO, or one
fourth OF the total trade NJ those coun.
tries. Obviously British companies
will, whenever possible, place their
orders In Grent Britain. But they are
not In business for their health, and
our traders must give them what they
want or they viii 20 elsewhere"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-17


"'''" u.I "'. 0. "H.. Il.s their
ll''"o. IN'' ".. . present with
,,'' '"'l'' ..H" Wd sister
w. "'" l' Marshall Of
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Mis llN. N.. HI duugh-
trrs, Mlssr- NH. n.| lcur,lryp. are
ht nom" ID ''... ...Ht no ,OJ West
Eighteenth -'nH
The liuu. .. r.,r.ng ,lub
win meet IMH... ...... ,f p.3u
O'Clock Iur..,. W...w...r ~ the
high schoo. nI a..u-. rnc rIub
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ranged.
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..,, .'''' '' "'l Monday
VIZ" .'''. '' h..."l Acts two
I,"i..'.' ",'u ". '. I>...- 'a. ""Id H. were
- '.',' '' ..'''.. mp Of hrs.
y.,,'.. ,.,. .. ''.' ''' meet next
'D,,''' ''.' '.'. '. 'ANh
Inc u'i".'.' u '....r n the Ep-
worm MrlA..7' church entertained
'htlt husbands Myuaa. evening at
,ho Ia hoAr ot AII aaI MIS- Guy Fuller.
Cur!snAlh'Inuiu7 ana pyiicd plants
ue'oIa''n IHr I'".H. ~ the close Of
'he turkey dinner Mr.. Tom Miller
hh'e '''a' i' cur husbands,
WuIch "uS responded 10 hy Mr. Miller.
"uS'er LI""II Iu.'' gave several
hlusi'"I h'hh''- h"' ANA Mrs. &.
- haiHuNiaI were -l"rIol guests Of
'ne evening
A drliEhtiu. program uf music was
enjoyed los 900 UuprruIuuyr audience
Monday evening 700 The Musical Art
Institute when Mr. J. Gerald Mrnz
presented DIS pupil Miss Blanche
Sch"HT. BOO violin recital While but
sixteen years NJ ugr Miss Schwaz
displayed ta.rul OF the highest order,
which has nui on.y been cultivated
with care hul hn. been enhanced by
IA thorough love uf the violin aud Il
desire 10 uttnlu thn heights Of sue
cess, that gives prophecy Of an en-
Hiable career Enthusiastic applause
ANA many um,fu N flowers eyi.
denccd th" appreciation Of her inter
esting program which opened with the
Here Kali Hungarian Czarda." by
liuhay and closed with Kreisler.
"Liebesfroud nud Caprice Wien.
nols.' The Schubert Rcmrnyl Scre.
made was an especial fayorIte Of the
evening.
Mrs narry King entertained the
Coteric Bridge club Tuesday after
noon, having also as guests her
mother, Mrs. VI. A. Boucher Of Chi
cago, her sister Mrs. C. A. Frele OF
Gushing and Nine. W. NJ. Gamble aud
j. 4. Brooks. High score was made
by Mrs. j. Il. Riddle who will be hos
tess 10 the club next Wednesday
which has been chosen rs the regular
meeting day.
Mrs. VI. A Boucher of Chicago ana
Mrs. G. 4. Frclc Of Gushing are IA,
guests Of Mrs. Harry King.
MIR and Mrs J. Is. Harrel exu4ct
TO remove Thursday from their pres
ent residence ou W Thirteenth stree
10 their former home at 223 We,
Fourteenth street, which they hay,
had irmodrlcd and redecornted
The X. h. =. club met Tuesdo,
with Miss Elizabeth Nichols. IN,
members voted Ia give from their
charity fund for bedding and stoy,
| for uc,,Iy family Ia south ,nvr,
The next meeting In two weeks vii
be- with Miss Bcrnlce Nee.
Mr. and Mrs : II Coleman wu
remove the Inst of the week from
West Thirty second street TO lOl,
West Twentieth street.
Gnorga T,i1 nnd fom,n I'm n =, "' j.,
| ""' '"Hhl Nhi nt Ill
The evening world., 1915-01-05
THREE SHOT IN DUElS
Of POLICE AND THUGS
Officer and Hold-Up Man Killed and
Second Robber Fatally Wounded
in Chicago Streets.

CHICAGO. Jan. "a policemen and
a burglar were killed and q hold-up
man was fatally wounded early to-
day In revolver dueis between two
gangs Of gunmen and policemen who
surprised the thugs In the act OF rob-
berry. Policemen John sausman and
Dan Langap saw q negro going
through . pedestrians pockets while
. white man held q gun to the vic
Tins head. As they dashed for the
robbers. the negro Strengthened up
and put his hand In his coat pocket.
A moment later Sausman fell dead
with q bullet through his brain. The
negro had fired from his pocket. He
escaped.
Tho white hiGhwayman hed with
LanGan pursuing. Both emptied
their revolvers at each other and re-
loaded. suddenly tho robbor fell with
bullets In his abdomen and lungs. His
death In expected momentarily. He
rave bis name as James O'Neil.
The second gun Tight occurred In
front OF r. n. Labish's drug store In
West North Avenue. Detective
Sergeant Jansen caught two men at
tempting 20 force the door Of the
Labtsh store. Jansen fired in the
air and ran toward the robbers. Both
men turned and opened fire on the
policeman. Jansen brought one Of the
robbers to the pavement with q bullet
IN his brain. Shortly before the rob-
bcr died he was IDENTIFIED a. George
Hennessy.
The evening world., 1915-01-05
RECIPE FOR BALD HEADS
Well known Politician Nearly Bald
Now Has New Growth q Hair.
Tells How He Did Il.

A Western politician. we'll known on
account Of his badness and his ready
Wit. surprised his friends by appearing
with . new growth Of hair. Many q
his friends did not know bin, and
others thought he had . wig. On being
asked how he did Il he made the follow
ing statement: II attribute the growth
g. ny hair 70 the following simple recipe
which any lady or gentleman can mig st
home. TO half pint of water add o..
II Bay Rum, Q small boz of Barbo Com
pound and u os. of Glycerine. Apply
10 the scalp two or three times > week
with the finger tips. Il not only pro-
notes the growth Of the hair but removes
dsndrufi, scalp humors and prevents
the hair from falling out. II darkens
stresked. faded. gray hair and makes
The hair soft and glossy. These insre-
dients can be purchased at any drug
store At very little cost and mized at
ome."-Advt.
The evening world., 1915-01-05
$4,000 JEWELS STOLEN
FROM MRS. BUSCH

ST. LOUIS. Jan. B.--Jeweis valued at
N.ooo. including an engagement rims
and numerous presents from Adoiphus
Busci. I'D to his wife. disapi red Sun
day afternoon from . Jewel case In q
chiffonier drawer at the country home
Of the Busches. Grand View Farm
The police report was made late to-day.
Mrs. Busch says she saw the Jewels In
A. o'clock her maid told her they had
disappeared.
In tho collection were a pearl RIM
valued at 5000: the diamond engage.
mond ring valued at 800: q ring seI
with emeralds and little diamonds
valued at $500 and o pearl cravat pin, 4
present from AdoloLus Busch "a e
6ia ann
The evening world., 1915-01-05

In Aer purse. vas found face down ard
unconscious on the sidewaik st the
southwest &C. ncr Of Fiushins and Marcy
Avenues. Williamsburg. at A. n. TO-.
day. This locality 10 very dark and
lonesome IN the early morning.
The young woman IVES taken 10 St.
Catherisc's Hospital stiii unconscious.
she has light hair and complexion
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-20
SURVEY SHORElINt TO MAKE
IMPROVEMENT BILL PERFECT
pLbkkgRs o. WAg1Hfs 0Nr ~
PAOVUNGsT tNtthD fNAf
SIT SURELY PASS

Ia5auta. at statement ui Repre-
fanratlte neru fhst fs Waterfront
aapfassmfm $3.50 na rlrfaufed sf thf
feFHirf e.sflHH 0f thf i,alalaffrf af
fuaUr uuai n0f Bal rataad Eos pf'a
snf ffin. end ihei gro rnn4na ~ fAF
fnraeuns n.fef 81 charged Before Nf
s. niAileu "a $3.50 estes raeeitn in hFrit
l'a4.a go nahiHa CSC eln conform va
ff. frmaNff ~ SO nuha sni ihs irr
Ialafitn committee aFr reu NHdrf way
s8Frey tn iafue fAf Water aifref
trn sos ihf th9fflInf aiefa ihf pie
1aaei tal ffnui has hefr ordered thA
fhc fiif engineers department Ffafff
iaY eas enFaFea aa tastnF mensHfr
meets slfina water sifcsf fhiH W. n
contemplation of fNefniDs aua rNs
ffumIrE zoe mraaaff fl ar ia Hfnid ali
ahsnrs ri no ffHafr nam anJ faH't
~ thaFa ahr prep fa thf nanFrFtt
utnf arH 500 eifh ufaeiIcliiF fls
fn.Hdauf nrfrofai 90 fhf pnepie hf'
Esfe ~ 7am. ntH interest te Nt
1phuAelrg ~ ihe f|fr aHf insane 90
nlafnf fhtr tHs mlsf bmlllf'd cif ih
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-20
DONENHFlD TICKET
CAMPAIGN OPENED AT
MEETING LAST NIGHT
JULIUS poRtNFitIo. ss. SPOKE
AZ AENSrN on GCo~oNfGs
PROMISED Fce vorEeS


rhe Opening nccafa4kst ~ tns iesf.
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gathered BOB lht tuAiidfiNla ~ lhe Cits
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latfefm rr vhita ihts rats snnaNac.
90 ttsif rsniiasrf Boz el'ncsIfica o. ihat
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lnF 0ammntec to nsInr an executive
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msts q ftu uftsf atmHfss aaNiaf thai
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nf.l ltt helfu.an eaAsd hlm is d.se.iss
fNe Waterfront UUtIa.eIfiUa Nf ilH4
eHnrid however choose anuthel tUNa
.stuiWmtR h, ttEau fHtFg ore
haf1 un.fs NeNs b. tsr7lb.f asans
Wh tHa tfHeo Peso elaborated sra
tae 81, Hrrttar0t at tHe rats.ut ani lsft
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-20
PERSONAL MENTION

Friend, 80 Rm So smith % ne . ~.
O.. Motor IS i,s Comiafl "A' nar ''' q
rtonslt iH far rar rfsf weot van p,
fiad g. learn of his Improvement a'''
trat ho IS eNnc. tcd 10 is aai ahoFie'
ia MofzyEcm al n1n Anipni' p
tu the city ol bAa,n.aa and . az '''
afat, Hotel
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