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The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1915-03-04

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us cpf"t yo"ers that they offer
one ildaa,gp GLARS for any case
that 1t fails TO cure. end for list
Of ils,imonials.
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The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1915-03-04

Blank deeds for sale az The
Times Office, s cents each.
National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1915-10-22
I'll SHOOT NEXT
lIAR---lInOseY
Denver Judge, Victor in Cs9t "a
Abb, Warns Slanderers-Ssys
Law Fails to Protect

Denver Colo. Oct. 20.-Driven to
desperation by the open and veiled
attacks made upon him by his enc
mics. Juvenile Judge Ben b. Lindsey
declared here tonight tina. he would
take a shotgun and kill the next liar
who circulated slanderous reports
about hlm.
III there Is no law to protect my
reputation against perjured affidavits
and crlmIndliy lihelous statements, l
will revert 10 the methods of the
primitive and kill the first man who
assails Il again said the judge. Il
am going TO get shotgun and I'LL it
full of lead. It's the only thing left
for me To do" he exclaimed.
The judge had just BEEN served
with subpoena summoning him for
the trial of Frank l.. Rose. an evan
gelist. indicted by the last grand
jury on charge Of criminal libel. the
charge being founded ON the publica-
tion by Rose of an affidavit said to
have been obtained by Rose from An
inmate Of The rrferm school at Gold
IN. In this affidavit Judge Lindsey
vas charged with serious offense
against 4 hoy.
The latter repudiated the affidavit
and admitted that he had never seen
Judge lindsey when the latter proved
that on the day which the alleged Of
Tense Wa said to have been commit
ted h., had been the guest Of former
President Roosevelt at Oyster Bay.
National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1915-10-22

Ohio. has been promoted to the gen
eral foremanship of the steel car re
pair shops at Cleveland.
{. ID. Perry, assistant road foreman
OF engines of the Delaware a. Hudson.
has been appointed road foreman OF
engines al oneonta, y. Y, vice .. f..
Ackert. assigned to other duties.
W. III. Owens, master mechanic Of
the southern Railway at South Rich
mond. Va, has been appointed me-
ehanical member OF the Valuation de-
partment Of the Southern Railway.
r. r. Earlywine is made assistant
air brake instructor OF the Rock Is
land first district. vice II. T.. Reyn-
olds. transferred; Paul Willis Is made
ar brake instructor of second and
fhiri districts. vice X. r.. EarlyW ne.
=. J. Harris, master mechanic ~ the
Rock Island at Trenton. Mo. has been
appointed acting mechanical supcrin-
t"nd"nt of the second district. Office
1t Topeka. Nan. wee o. ". Lille, re
slgrrd. and L. llnthcum. assistant
superintendent of shops al Sllyis. H..
hae h'sn appointed acting master me
cham, a. Trenton. Mo, vice Mr.. Har-
r..
" a. Thompson. district master
car builder of the New York Central
al East Buffalo. \. y. has been ap.
pointed superintendent Of rolling
stock for the lines we>i Of Buffalo. Of
iice at Cleveland The car department
becomes entirely separated from IN,
motive power department X. |.
Chandler. general piece work uspec
tor, has b,cn appointed district mas
ter car hui der.
J. T. O.Bucn, assistant mechanical
superintendent If the Missouri raciii,
aud = LOUIS Iron Mountain 4 South
| ern. has been appointed mechanical
/ Superintendent. of'iee a s.. louiS. VIC
r J. Turnhull. resigned " { Smith
general MASTER mechanic 81 the Nest
ern district IF the Missouri Pacific a
; Kansas city. Mo. has hren male as
: sztant mechanical superintendent. II
$ fee At 81. Louis. " NJ Sievert, mas
ter mechanic At Cofleyvllle. Mans. be
I remes master mechanic at k4nsa
!. City.
National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1915-10-22
WHAT 1T IS

The Stas Reel and Clothes Line
is especially Tor out-oi-door use,
but a. it "a instantly pat up or
taken down and any length oi line
can be used. it ran h. used any
place ou'iors or Indoors
The very best OF materials are
used. 1t is simple in oostrlction.
durable. very compact, neat IN APP
pearancc. handsomely finished,
fully guaranteed, always ready,
convenient 10 Use and wrtr IA he
u'0D.
Ito 20 feet Of spea brn,'L d
..,,s with s stout eores is perfectly
vo,,nd and smooth, very ST. .
md capable Of holdins an enl.. :
waahinS. Any awogri ~ thu I'm,
can BE- used and the Inc an ~
tirh,e-.d and H.
witt ~ -
the prong on the nandie ,asuih
into one Of the four holes in the
side Of the reel
his furnished complete with
screws and hooks, ready 10 be at
ta,hei wherever desired.
National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1915-10-22
MATTERS

for building coal pier al Baltimore,
steel construction and hreproof. 200
feet long and H. feet wide.
The Chicago and Northwestern has
let contracts for l. Pacific type en-
gines. II Mikados and Mogu for
it, own u.s.. and Pacific type en-
gines and Is Mkados for the Omaha
system. making - in all.
The DOMINION hallway Department
has placed oricrs for rolling stock ag
grcgatiny <l.25o.O00 for government
railways Tn Canadian Locomotive
Works, Kingston, + Ia supply II loso=
i motives. while an order for .0o0 box
ears Is divided hetwren thu Canada
Steel Car \ Foundry To. Montreal j:
the National Tar Co. Hamilton. and
the Eastern Car Co. Halifax
I. A. Albright, foreman engineer ~
the Texas \ Pacific, has been appoint
ed road master mechanic N Marshall,
Texas J. J. Capy. master mechanic
Al Marshall, has been appointed >u-
perntcndrni If shops m That city /
" Boardudn has been appointed as
Sistant Ia The mechanical >uperntend-
ent al Marshall ". NJ Sehmal2rcd
has he'n appointed genera Inspector
Of passenger aad freight cars for the
system. At Marshall and } : Schnel-
der. machine, shop foreman, has been
made general foreman IN charge OF
the erecting and machine shops a
Marshall.
George \. Smith has been made As
slsiani shop superintendent Of the CHI
eago Relt. vice Robert Smith, de
ceased; Office at Chicago.
". Il. Wood has been made assls,
AMI shop superintendent Of The Rer
, Island Lines At Silsis. II. wee J. I'm
thlcum. promoted.
Z. VI. Boldrilrc has been appointr
2 master mechanic ef ihe Ara.a,hiee'
I Northern. ofier At rers = Jer IA
:. wee J. L. nrian. resigned.
John IL fentus. general rsglar II
e spe,for Of the frnnsN hana I'm,
p Wcst 81 rittshurr n Columbus. h,
:. retired after "a wars = eontInuol
e service al GlsNei3ad.
" ". Manner, general foreman
rs the Erie tar repair shops At Mario
National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1915-10-22

The Texas and raclf has let con.
tracts for l. engines.
The Western Masla has placed
oriers FOR 900 hopper cars.
The Ann Arbor has ordered three
locomotives Of the Mikado type.
The Delaware a Hudson has or
dered l. cars for passenger equip
ment.
The Norfolk Il Western has been
getting prices on 30 Nallet lo,umn-
tiveS.
The Central Of Georgia has been IN
The market FOR new passenger equip
ment.
The Cincinnati, indianapolis Il
Western has hccn getting prices ON
900 box ears.
The Havana Central ha~ ordered an
electric locomotive from the Central
Electric Co.
The Illinois Central WaS IN the mar
KIT for 1000 cars IN september. Also
10 locomotives
The Baltimore Il OHIO Southwestern
II making Improvement 20 It, round
house al S'eWs, y.
The New AarN Ceu.rd has ordered
> 600 freight rtrs Tor u" u. y 1. +.
and 1UO cor IL. Cincinnati Northern
The LOUSY and Nashville has ct
contract COR a rye al'aaatr electro
coal HANDLE ='s.f- II - Pensacola.
Fla.
The III r., ntract for b To-
comotlNes This npany has also
been getting pre- - 800 hopper bot
tom gondnlas
The Buffalo. II, b. ter \ rittshurr
has let contracts :, 10 locomotives
and has ordered goa eel uHdcrframes
for freight cars.
The Southern Raj way shops hav.
converted pn1 cd RS into moderr
stcel underline - and will sool
leeulpietc SIN a IT.
| To Scahaar! 4 ne has let con
lrls's for large nna Der Of machin
teols for the eemp, ny's shops a
Portsmouth. Va. a Jacksonville,
Fla.
Thr following ron wcrr IN IN
market IN SeptenAer for nsw sho
ashinery. Central = New Jerse!
Tnna Pacific. Rect Iisland and IN
Baltimore 4 Ohie
' The Baltimor 4 Ohio has plai
National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1915-10-22

kiiieu luv, ,so.. $500.
thing about it.
HE was. as the records plainly
show, killed by some enemy for the
sake of revenge. and ! have not been
in this city long enough TO make an
enemy. shortly before my arrest, !
cam. down from Park City. where !
was working in the mines. Owing to
the prominence there had to be =
goat. and the undersigned being. as
they thought. a friendless tramp. n
Sweed. and worst of all, an !. W. W,
had no right To live anyway, and was
therefore duly selected to be the
goat.
There were men sitting on my
Jury. the foreman being one of them,
who were never subpoenaed for the
case. There are errors and perjury
that are screaming to high heaven for
mercy, and | know that |, according
To the laws Of the land. am entitled
Ia new trial, and the fact that the
Supreme Court does not grant II to
me only proves that the beautiful
term. equality before Law. is merely
an empty phrase in Salt Lake City.
Judge Hilton says.
Here is what Judge Hilton of Den
per, one of the greatest authorities on
law, has To say about 1t:
THE decision of the Supreme
Court surprised me greatly, but the
reason why the verdict was affirmed
Is. | think, on account of the rotten
records made by the lower court
This statement shows plainly Why
- - de-
MED and there is no explanation nee
essary. in conclusion. wish to state
that my records are not quite as black
as they have been painted.
in spite of all the hideous pictures
and all the bad things said and
printed about me. ! have only been ar
rested once in my life. and that Vas
in san Pedro, Cal At the time OF
the Strvedores and Dock~orkers
strike. the committee. and | suppose
|. WAS "A little too active TO SUIT the
chief of that burg. 81 he arrested me
and gave me thirty days IN the cit,
iail for 'xaerancy and there you
have the full extent of my criminal
record.
, Il have always worked hard for Q
living and paid for everything ] got
and my spare time | spend painting
my pictures. writing songs and com
posing music.
I Now. II the people of the State al
+ Utah want Ia shoot me without glNinl
me half chance To state my side oi
the case. bring on your hrlng squad
am ready for YOU.
Il have lived like an artist and
f shall die like an artist.
Respectfully yours,
JOSEPH HllLSTROM.
National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1915-10-22
important NOTICE

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are requested To send Us any and all
of the labor news from their respee-
tive cities for publication in the Ma
iional news. Send Us your news re-
garding strikes, loek-outs. increase or
rrdWcti ion IN hours or wages, at shops
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fore. send Us the news that develops
In your city.
NATIONAL NEWS,
40 =. Dearborn ST. Chicago. Ill.
National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1915-10-22
SThkt BltAAfs N JAIL
Hills NOW Ne VAS TREATED
Was Discharged After Strike Was
Settled.

Denver.-A heart rending case of
the deception of union haters was
shown here when X. s. Blount,
charged with seven forgeries of s24
each, pleaded guilty IN the Denver
west side court and was sentenced TO
from one to three years IN the peni-
Tertiary, by Judge Class
With tears rolling down his cheeks,
Blount made a statement TO the court
IN which he laid mis- downfall TO own
ers of the Cripple Creek Short Line
Railroad, on which he worked as a
strlkebreakcr, but who disc charged him
last spring when the union employees
Won their fight.
Il am a victim Of the system" said
l'lount. II am being sent to the peni-
tertiary for my actions while IN an
abnormal condition. IA result of the
treatment have received
Was Discharged.
81 was brought TO Colorado from
Texas to take the place OF strikers on
"a railroad. | did not know tins until
after | had been sent 10 Colorado
Springs. | was promised permanent
job and forsook my union. Then when
the strike was settled was dis
charged and left with "a family on my
hands, but no money. looked for
work, but was an outcast. Two Of my
children were SICK. had no money
with which to buy medicine.
Saturday morning. May 10. left
my family and went to look for work.
met some casual acquaintance and
they asked me TO have drink with
them. | did not know what happened
after that. do not know whether |
forged those checks or not. The next
thing | know | was in jail"
National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1915-10-22
81 RAILROADS
NOW BEING RUN
BY RECEIVERS
More Than ll,!7S Niles, I Sixth
Of Ietd 10 U.S., With C,D.
it,|il,tisn d $751;.
MN, Tied UDia
Court

Chicago, ILL.,, Oct 20.-The record
number OF miles OF railroads in the
hands of receivers was reached when
road Companys properties were
thrown into the hands of the Federal
Court at St. Louis, according to q
summary that appeared in the Rail
way Age Gazette.
The record shows that SO Railroads,
operating more than Al ,960 miles of
track and with . total capitalization
Of $2.264 900 900, are bsing operated
by receivers. Tn embarrassed rail-
roads are ons-sixtA q Tie tetal rail-
,e'leage N ire Vnited States,
am. exceeds the s,tAl of railroad mile
= u Try ~ ssrT IL the would tx
CIT tt't OF ,m.ined Europss,
ant 'iatic .r.9s-Siberian System.
ri l.'i Pr Cent.
.ota' ~, vslue OF the securi-
ties outstanding In roAds DeiAg vper-
ated by receivers rspresents about Is
per cent. Of the total capitalization Of
the railways Of the United States" &c
cording to the Railway Age Gazette.
which further says:
This is a record of insolvency un-
parallsled in history. The largest
mileage of roads in receiverships pre-
viously recorded, according to the In
terstate Commerce Commissions re-
ports. was for the fiscal year ending
June 30. 1894. when 1872 railroads OPP
Grated l0.sis miles of line and with
a capitalization Of about $500. 900. :
900. or about % per cent. of the total
capitalization at that time. were be
ing operated under the direction of the
courts
National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1915-10-22

sion on Industrial Relations, has per-
formed the functions Of this impoY-
tant office in such q manner a. to re-
veal in clear and comprehensive form
the causes Of industrial unrest in
America, and
Whereas, we feel Mr.. Walsh has
conducted an investigation that viii
Be productive Of great good to the
cause Of labor throughout the United
States and ~ result Of his fearless
exposure Of the corruption existing In
high places. that legislation will b
enacted by Congress that viii protset
men and women Of labor from he e.
croachment Of organized greed, and
whereas, Mr.. Walsh has dGve1ooe1
fully the causes Of the historic CS1e.
RADIO coal strike. which WIN vitAo1e
doubt make for Q better esoh0e6on =
the miniAg camps Of CGRaAa. -
"WhUQoe 4r. walsh ~ - -
dicieeds o11Asa y. ssEea1n -
49, .1s go ass unWv
uArAm61SnaA oao1n1sD rS-sue4 -
Ua4y Of 70 coan.Sf's greatest can
rAakS(s INC lsav0 eir~
false seatu6G1s
rrlerAA and unSYT.
f the wsssins pespts; :.
R-soiys,, Is ths
AAsesG.. eoara ~ -. n
Workers II America, fspre6f ntinY ao-
proximatsay S00, 90 eoal pI.aers, ;ass
We commend Mr.. Wakh FIR tie va
he has performed - tAa. ~ a.
commend President Wns<N for ssSoe1.
ing . man Of this higA tyI and ehar.
acter to ofheiate ~ chairman - tAis
important commission. ana we fur
Their recommend that . eupy Of this
resolution Be sent TO Mr.. Frank p.
Walsh and Woodrow Wnen. Pnesi-
dent Of the United Statss, and that
a copy OF this resolution b puhlishsi
in our oficial organ. and givsa to the
press of the country.
JOHN P. WHITE. Prssideat
FRANK J. HAYES,
"WM GREEN. Record. Seey.
Committee.
by order of the International Ex-
ecutive Board"
National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1915-10-22
KctpcCtIuIIy youfs,
JOSEPH HIlLSTROM.

OF the Russian government order
for 2ao locomotives placed with III"
BALDWIN Locomotive Works last JUNE
l55 locomotives will have been com
plcted by October |. The entire az
der To be- filled before the close of DC
tober. One hundred and sixteen loco
motives Of this order started across
the Atlantic. Il being loaded on Nes
sells at New York ard Philadelphia.
". \. George has been made round
house foreman Of the Reok Island Al
Liberal. hans. Ntre ". II. Graves, ne
signed.
National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1915-10-22
no Vol WANT 4 JOB.

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NATIONAL NEWS
40 =. Dearborn ST. Chicago. ILL.,
National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1915-10-22
discharged Attorneys.

Il stood up and showed them the
door Bat. to my great surprise, l
disrcs sred th@' H. -
bad .ha pow, ~. - % a.
/. ~. - LuJa't ; - 81.
protest
-. n
National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1915-10-22
MINERS EXPRESS
THANKS TO CHAIRMAN
FRANK WALSH
Greetings from 5 10000
Miners Sent 10 United
States Investigator

Indianapolis, Ind, Oct 20.-At the
recent meeting in Indianapolis Of the
United Nine Workers Of America In
ternational Executive Board, with all
members present except John r. Law
son. the following testimonial Of APP
probation was adopted and forwarded
10 Frank 7. Walsh, at his home in
Kansas City:
Resolution.
Whereas. We feel Mr.. Walsh. as q
member of the United States Commits
National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1915-10-22
UTAH PARDON BOARD
REFUSES ClEMeNCy
FOR JOE HILL
Will b Executed il the Necessary
Protest Is Not Made al
Once
WRITES TO SALT LAKE PAPER

=.
salt Lake 'ity. Oct. 2O.-Ihe state
Board OF Colorado, in session here,
has refused cl.nencv far Toe Hin and
:, ,o,;oo b.. -. -, -, ~. I'm
- "'s -" wit ou' '"H' nv wiz
Nv Sh"' "l'hlfl - ddsS.
~ '""o' NV ''''''. i pio'eS'i'e
board and many pro,.s, meetings arr.
hin, h.ld all a,' a. MT, -
"'e "''' an W. NV 'o'"'i La
unions and reform organlzatlans are
requested 10 write President Wilson
- a.. ..z.....- ~ 4
National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1915-10-22

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The De Soto County news., 1915-04-22

rum - the JCity Council, the rule W al
waived eu5 said ordinance was ordered
to be takeA Up upon It's third 'ni fnsl
readingto be re, by title and o.49
uron said ordinance was placed L. N
its third and final reading, and after
the same was read, Councilman Nor
gu moved that said ordinance be pass
ed. Said motion was seconded by Mr.
Yclyington and thereupon a viva yoce
vote was taken; voting for the pas
sage Of said ordinance. Carlton, Hel-
vington, Morqus and Espenlaub;
against the passage Of said ordinance,
none.
Thereupon said ordinance declared
to be passed by the president Of the
city council.
Upon motion of Mr.. Morqus and sec
onded by Mr.. Yelvington, the follow
ing bills were ordered paid:
The De Soto County news., 1915-04-22
d. H. 5. 1, Null EaY :.
BOYS of the Phosphate ! zion Put bnr
Boys Through Crusfa fnr N'n'
Innings.
LFrom Snturday's OAIIED

from Saturdays Dlln1
The boys Of the DeSot, I'm ''"'oi
base hall team returned ,Jui HuIo"r-
ylast night With goo spirits, l''t
minus a victory, which III, Mulb" Ty
school ball team decided To keeo IN
their own town. so pIr t1is peins
courteous. gracefully lcaep'si T. ne
feat for theirs, and If runs W'se ran,
road tickets, the lads would have hau
10 come home on de feet.
We asked the boys for tha parI'c"'
lars, but they seem to agree ma ti'ere
weren't any, so the public "lll have TO
be satisfied with only inc score just
like the boys had to be. ,
The Arcadia boys have the ma'eria'
for n good base ball team, and II tney
will iust use more get-together tactics
ard train more on base running they
could eosily win from any school team
IN south Florida. The d. II. s. Do!s
have the ability to field and to HIT ana
tbev have a good battery, but what
trey need is pep and head work on
base running. We are with them WIN
or lose. but we prefer to see them WIN
Get busy, bays, and put some sinseI
and practice on your weak spo'S' ""'
yor will be winners.
The De Soto County news., 1915-04-22
RYALLS WAS FOUND
GUILTY OF MANSLAUGhIEh

Barlow, April 17.-Horace hyaiis'
on trial for the killing Of james flat''
near Winter Haven, last june was
found guilty OF manslaughter, wnicn
carries with II a maximum sentence OF
90 years. An appeal will be maze 10
the state supreme court. Ryalls' VINO
is only % years Of age, was represent
Ell nv l.. g. johnson, Wilson & Bos-
ven, Of Barlow. and Thomas Palmer
~ tampa. the states interests were
locked aSer byt safe Attorney John W.
Burton. OF Arcadia, and H. H. on'
phant, Of Barlow.
The De Soto County news., 1915-04-22
DIA CITY COUN.
GIL MEETING.

utes Of April 18th.
adia City Council met and con
session Of Monday, April 9TH
embers being present.
ged and passed that a rebate of
be granted to Mr.. Mann for the
assessment Of his property.
wed and passed that rebate Of
De granted to L. L. Morgan fol
overassessment on lots Z to IL
s.
pved and passed that rebate OF
De granted to W. b. Jones fo1
p'er'assessment Of his property.
pved and passed that the assess.
OF G. NJ. Hawkins property be
I'd at $1,000.
owed and passed that rebate OF
W De granted to j. G. Hickman
tne over-assessment on personal
berty.
owed and seconded that all street
x be discontinued.
orqus, "yes;" Carlton, Eyes," Vel.
.on' mo-" Espenlaub, mo" Bell,
iouon was lost, and street work
be continued.
hoVed and passed that clerk be au-
ri1ed to draft suitable resolution
iting the representatives of the
Prida Horticultural Association to
'e' In our city next year, and that
president Of our City Council rep
'en' Arcadia at this convention in
mpa.
'ohn L. Jones spoke in behalf of n
rnegie library, to be located in our
:.
aoVed and passed that we pledge
'he annual upkeep Of a Carnegie
AIRY $500 per year.
lo'ed and passed that the city at
aey be authorized to draft a new
nance fixing the tax for all dogs
per year.
moved and passed. that duplicate
rants Of general fund No. 1890 be
led to James Mcbride.
councilman e. J. Yelvington pre-
ted ordinance No. so, granting to
d l.. Jones, his associates and as
IS franchise for a gas plant in
city Of Arcadia. Said ordinance
received and read as a whole for
nrst time. and then by sections.
n motion Of Mr.. Yelvington, sec
ed by Mr.. Espenlaub and carried
a vote OF two-thirds Of the mem
present. the same being a quo
The De Soto County news., 1915-04-22
EIGHT NEGROES GET
NINETY DAYS EACH.
fFrom Saturdays Daily.)

Sheriff Dishong and Deputy Gillett
brought in eight negro men from Lime
stone that they gathered in last night
charged with gambling, rough housing,
etc. They had their trials before Judge
Bell this morning and received ninety
days each on the gang.
The De Soto County news., 1915-04-22

There being no further business,
business, the council adjourned.
Respectfully submitted,
PETE McDERMoND,
City Clerk.
The De Soto County news., 1915-04-22
FREE FIOWER SEEDS.

Hon. Claude L'Engle has sent
us quite lot Of flower seeds.
As long as they last you are
welcome to a PACKAGE II you
win call at the News office for
same.
The De Soto County news., 1915-04-22


lone US inmensI
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