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The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1915-05-27
0WSLEY COUNTY
Conkling

COnkling, May 22.-The recent
drought was broken up by a good
rain again, Saturday mOrning.-Miss
Ada Wilson left Friday for a few
weeks visit with relatives at BE-
rea She will attend Commence
ment.-Miss Maud Anderson return
ed from Bonneville, Saturday, where
she had been visiting relatives for a
Week.-Mrs. Lucy Eversole is at
Bonneville teaching musio-Miss Ada
Wilson gave the young folks a birth
day party Saturday. Quite a crowd
was present and all enjoyed the Oc-
casion very much, especially the
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1915-05-27
ANNOUNCEMENT

WE are authorized to announce
r. l.. MOORE OF Marion, Ky- as o
candidate for Office of Treasurer oil
the State OF Kentucky, subject to
the action of the Republican party,
at the August primary. Adj
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1915-05-27
MADISON COUNTY
Silver Creek

Silver Greek. May 2i.-Mrs. G. f.
Anderson. Mrs. Boss Moore, Mrs. Bill
Moore and Jesse Moore motored over
to Winchester last Sunday TO see
Mrs. AndersOn's sister, who is very
ill.-Miss Mamie Johnson. who has
been attending school at Richmond,
returned home Saturday.-W. A.
Johnson was in Richmond the first
of the week on business.-All are re-
joicing over the good rain we had
Sunday.-Mrs. Myrtle Davis spent
Friday with Mrs. Joe f. Lewis
Sunday School at this place is pro-
crossing fine with a large attend
ance.-We are planning TO have a
day soon.
Big Hill
Big Hill. May 2i.-All-day sessions
were held at Narrow Gap last Sum
day.-D. C.. Manous Of Vincent.
Owsley County, visited his son. Ray
mOnd. Of this place last Week.-Mrs.
Eva Chrisman and Miss Eva Bick-
nell of Locust Branch were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. McKeehan last
week.-The people were sadly
shocked by the death of Mrs. Sher-
man Settle, who was buried at Pilot
Knob cemetery last Friday. Mrs.
Settle was formerly Miss Dovie Kin
nard. She had many friends here.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-21

hai yea want It aa- n. 49,.
~ duoioasly '-s'ia
sure ne eli mlne- re-,.,., a..
'lns' hidnt Galcn use sll ~. = - ~
~ a' 81 oct Of Il xhlie / ~ - -
@lu Wien Ne came 20 a se,gi.r,~,r !.
,'aue Tat 'he ualae uouidot "a, -,
b owed ne ~ .-'
"a Simply pcacs oms.,- a..
saef.t said finally 4 doot -
Was ~ the fishf Tbsrs n, ,1.
eour, 20 cccide ~
WasaS Ia posseSsicn,- aem..a.,
NAtesScn- Iisven.f I tsen 49,.
oas ~ 1orce. ne aad ~ uoslm.,,.'
Prom what I've seen OF xorr -,
men' vas the curt resgonse. "A -,
IKE Their looks and there arr 49,.
going around that Was Is m ,es
country I'VE
How can I help who's IN the coun
uyF demaEded wAkenoa. much !.
iured That's your lookout. mo- m,ss
Az I'm asking Zoe l. protecssou-
The sheriff departed wl,hou. r,,,n,
nm any satisfaction. and wrtsr.on
ae'ermined that he woua ass m.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-21

There aas no saund etcsfi the faint
ang feraiar isck IN . uaph oihera lss
sllssec and gloom l'frraasd ihs etc
gautiy fnfnatsd drawing fpom Ia
one rhalf sHi . isra0tiful rifl. her lii's
ilrhilY eiasoa Der eyes tinging etTalEhi
pefofo her and her csers mnsgis tense
with a nowrffni effort 20 sslf opn'foi
~ auatl.er 80 fpgnE nsn whose
face expressed seriousness bot eoDn'
afbes 81 bic haad 30 hela as gan
Naieh wblfh ha observed ciaseif coy
fnlstnr his rff4 aaN rra then 20
Pinace 81 tho i,ennffW rifi wHe resus
"a 20 10 b. anea sgHny iifg seceuds.
ten tfier4 fap9fg seconds PASSED
The f,ptliigH ~ neither ibe iebng inen
nff iset iifn eIr Sad eAHpgrd sod
dnnir hrf tYsa glt#med vita piid
iirti nes ilogaia heasr1 she eiaflle1
per faais nisitriY rnd "a mnet
an.na iafsg fnw her blp9sissss 90.
rTuwif four sefendsr said tho founs
nan - lis r'etfd enc ~effh apa nnt u
iarA iafo his resAft "fpH icss ihs
,ammsis ~ slt sqoands rfaely" iie
had ~ ga sqre tblns bgt she ~ot
not
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-21

psnfine M fhf nissia vas the 40
aansaf ip ne fisrsk iiars ani my
ti9g.I fglit ~ fua aefsi.ip iiuss f'eid
~ iHs n1zaas fa iie fqis Toe rf-i-
sang ~ lt Ihf ruftts ~ alsrs eese
fbc rfasieai atnefe "a fta sacred
riic4 a. fkaf day rtrrr VISA aies
enc soligiaes dsnciar aiiaderi e. 10 tho
Oii Tfefameai- AZ nhefe DAVID danr
"a l.ffafe ihe aiA 20 qSpfpae ~ ~
ard INST ~ ~ i,eofie aed there wtfr
fhe d1pets ~ ne nrnifs Found ite ~
fafs ane the rlysierians sivNes. Never.
f,srhefs. 40 ite aisiufs ~ TX world
was danring npfe Irol,aiar fisan 4 -
fotiag oef ffra - lte pie4sars fimr
atsn 10 Eag.aaa issssus AID Ffpnee
ffr ffse dspred ~ ~ green oliref
Geiaamllis, tguyellns 10 foof. pald BIZ
VA W DistiHx fef ire aansem %
~ cuse. E,sltimofe News
fTD nE cuNTfSrEp3
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-21

y feit that a se,csior aatecsst, ..,a,.
e.-1ie - ceiiis1e q s.tpauon The
se'eeses bad ngrrca aud ort~e~l
u'''p = cafaiss g. 80 Master ksse
y gsNteste Sr1sr 81 Vas ,ast as.s
"akerfoo had SEES hA thas.. ~
sftHa c0ee taai az lfsoQsts arrres
Rata ~ltA tea4e - a. eosasa Ia
ska nsirre IL 1otas tcase "a IN.
niA wish ca rcm haae ~ it.e.r ,..,ss
saArd Wlkerlcn Anew test In 4.
e'''isa cAptuse kaih ~ caala MAKE his
'"a terms lie 1lftstfi several Il -.
~en y make a asielr oss1pd tts ~.
a''a rrs,s thls Nosaehiia b. sst ~.
= a cai1.a lsIeU la oiass 60 sf.ts.s,
e Asientigu 20 posr and as a,.n
Ane russ had bclrly sur.s.if,i ~,
'ef kane's cpickncss Ihnurb a. ts.s
a.E used bis kan or uany ysufs. ~
nae last none u his ca tine SAIL ana
e@en the tearauaers mnds shr.r faal
oAsh GA The por.h ~ the boa.e ih.
eesA, With single sisnre over hts
saoa'aer Shot from IRE an uts m.n
s9meied dead a. Nuth's icei. aud hts
ee'nrenipus sncatrd taet
AZ that iustant the cavalry r,stna
a. and before eve minutes Wsre nss.si
their eoumaoder bad scrsra,si tha
s'n'~'anis and pusceelcd 10 G,ssrm
them.
lle thrn caoed nau a1d wuksssen
y hlm and ceftlf msiesi that hls or
drrs were io aco ttat ihrns vas no
trVrhie What yeur ouafrsl ia I aeny
know d. sa'a
Wttenoa trioi ta srgne boz uoItber
ihe oticfr rar ere slasT who r.w a.
riseA would listen b. llm Ihes also
iHfHNd a drif ear in lehn DORIS state
mehi 90 MAttrsans cgimts. iariuains
'he AianafiHg " nuth ln sac isaa
rlsso
" foA have anything agalngt WW
fffNnn.' ihe sheHn asserted -sWssr
oui a warrant Coz hm. Iu serve "a
quick cuouah
Win 'his John mesi psriorce ~ ST.
isHed, lat 1rrf conference with
Kane Il was asfcs-s uat the auef
shecld so 20 ihe county sess and make
Formal complaint sna procure Naf
raut Tor Mutcnuns ernest on gAo
ground " tafnry
iHa anl toow those deeds he
aqpf.shcs aunt grnulae John said
earnestly iefs make it an iasnc ana
irf o $50 court SO any tate. NrN lf
rid 10 him Cor awhile
Know 2on'rr right tbo go csak
asscuinl heuuN "lu d. IN fnsIay
Win These TROOPERS around the r5eas
er, won't darr 81 anything openly
hui trep fosr eYrs e'en lohui Thes
WI spcea somothHg across II thct
oan"
Trust ne for that" Was the ress
surlus n'snunsc
nus when Kane haa gone narf ~
allied fhat he was in nasfy nrcds r.
most WilcHH n UHs dcsparateif giai
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-21

MeXicaus wcre getting restless, and
the sardonic Nlgas limited sharply shst
be was impatient
"Au rirat Wllkerson ogrccd wen
just 80 down so the rohd Ia the morn
Ing and then walk into the camp
Leave lt 20 me IN simply say I've
come back 20 take charge aud yJu are
my miners
vlgas tpiricd his wly musischos
and thelg
The men booked each other IN the
eve That eva glance was sufficient
John Dom and Tom Kane. mean.
while. had been 30 constant cousu.in-
ton. One thing was constantly ia theii
thoughts
"Ruth oughtn't % be here" John
would say dismally III 70 weren't for
her we could quickly settle these out
laws. for that's ali they are
y reckon nobody would cry 90 she
inquest the cuok returned n We did
poi few ~ them Bot as son say.
the Ssh &C. here. and that pots fighting
ont u the question Unless they start
1t. be added cautiously
"Wilkcrson H. bound 10 make some
Kind of q move mighty soon" said
porr. "Hc can't satisfy those fellows
% bis for long.
Yet when Wukcrs0n appeared a TIE
entrance 10 the camp one morning
with a motley train of followers pou
was az a Joss 70 know what 70 DO
WHkcrson was apparently peaceful
and expected a peaceful refeltion'
Ills bolduess had almost carried him
through when che ignorance and 90
pldlty q one OF Yigas' men gave John
and Kane the sonoly wished Tor open
Jog
TIE Mexican peercd into the win
dow ef one o. the cabins md saw
gold watch on The table. Instantly hr
broke the glass With the butt Of BIZ
cnrblne ana reached IN for bis boot!
Dofr and Kane had warned the MI
ncrs OF tho nrst appearance OF WISE
son that there might he trouble brew
Ing. but that the hrst blow must come
from the other side.
BOYS" said the old COOK. 'yon
kpow the sheriff. Hes listened 90
both sides. aud he don't rightly knq"
which Is the one o. take. Bot one
thing Is certain -ho's g0l 20 kefp ordfi
and protect human NE and or prop
erty. II those fellows makc wrons
nore we've got the sberiE on our sia''
Sccf'
Vhev had accn TIE point with many
mutferipes they had quietly rreiaf'
"a themselves for tgsi the oesAA'sp
which the Mc1icsu's act now save ~
,he bandit pulled Us arm hack VIVID
the watch 10 his hand q revolver eias -.
ed. and The arm zen shattered 70 h'
side And ~ wlkerscn glanced -
r,orsiy about him be- saw the camp
adv lie cursed ths rsaddened hsA''
e-n and g-aErcd vigss by the ana.
.srop your mem be iinp'ofea
Don't lei them Gre a shot or We nv
LOST
s, Vas too late. Passions long ie'
.,r.srea nov hroke oct AID wiihln
minute q battle was raging pr'N''"
the walls Of the gulea ~.
The miners had the adyantase, 49,
fought from the shelter q u.sif y.
c.blus ana they were united y
eonnon uurposs. Their tisAcssf'
were scattered. were divided oei"e.i -,
,.S, Tor loot and Thirst fox bio"o ~
"a No sure refuge not rcpaersoos
y.r thew would eventually havs inao'
the emp uufcnAble hpa -,
,hoasnffnl sherin weparsn A'
fof 18th parties - .a~..sr,
.s,er cousultatisn vita no so or. I,
a. ~ eoupsy seat be had npB'ea'en .
a.. ~overnor on the groand thar - -
- el,e op,rslng forces vas As''"'
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-21

lps % bold 3 game ihat "a would take
every resource ~ biz dispoeal % meet
him sucC .ssniIif luib must De pro
tected la Der rights The Master
Key miBe must remain in ber pDEnes
sian undhiufhfa Thet would lf im-
possbie nptl WlEc-san waa rlim.nai
"A And fhai n.su uaa after gIfat
sisrsB. otherwise Del vge.f never hafe
reniurcd ~ fsf
A he sssated thh inuardiy John
uetf oeer IN memory al The eVcfiis of
To hFitf PERIOD since 90 Thomas 'al
len had eied. ie8rinz lis daughter Deg
III charge. Before lis minds ere ran
he Pictures ~ the ast srcnes ana
thsl--
flte q aash II caue 10 him Whist
wnn Ia that letter i4c nil man Lal -
rsresnHy cherished and tandei Bins
=, the lagsf Ilad Gallon fofeseen some
thlpr lie shis ard prepared fcf ~ ~
lis last days bid Ais fallins paHf's
coprrrt,a,sa 90 ar sugie aim an9
.rolros 6nsl safeguard o. ne "Mfs
Ter Kcyf-
VIII the sesiea letter 10 biz hapo
ssbn pots staYsA az fhe Ngprfscrilii1a
~, a A. opene8 rafA wY taaE'
,ts.,'-..rfa hffhlay ~ tsfafs fefa htf
Heifsrs - f1reAiri'e-
ouickig h. sost the euyti9fT "l'tA
IA. Enclosure feii out 81 tuo f.prtieak
ue ruf thepi iorrfher. With = mu'iefe'i
s,.,aalsfjsa q tis cvn rarsiessiis'-s
sea road TIE crablFd serlls
Eltnt Weller. CA. Slrs p
lnhs Gri-Feaa eartfaiIy ~hAi } "fias
4 a. ft.s dspefaf fagr fisitrs ~f'fafe
~. aefsftff NfF Vre Siset7efs9 y
-. a.. sssra ago c3afartf fs@fhf'
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-21
cnAprea XIX.


a
uEFRsON's faH from the
IWl pstls hAd ngi been unro
W. f.,.l ty hi. olilaws. aud o,.
~ g.re any zoe Ia the camp
,,ass saae thaf The man was
$50 .san.e "a the Mexicuns lad
.liaf.,l doaa ihe hi'i d h.E.
f.a.l him siHi alive without
y" sng sfeuti1n a. John Doors
oto we're siil doubtful " tie
-. ~ Tie Battle. they dragged
- s.usn leader away aul W into
-, ewn temporary camp
-. nos hong before Wilkerson re
"A. was terribly bruised aud
-, insane from physical pain and
80 axe q his defeat IL was with
s.~.s,,y that the unsmiling Outlaws
.,.,,,d h.m Their chief took upon
800, the iass % making q plain 10
srr..non ihlt 'his was no tine Tor
- srd nn0rglured lttack
sTs., have beaten as 10 FAR. senior
. ..iI eae,ly "aud you are very
- vongirow we shall see
gl.suftt -1rr'HE's sun had scarcely
,.s.bn1 the neabs q iae mountains
49,. Wllerson stretched ass stlr.
- limb. aal u,sla fresh campaign
Al. usac 70 e.e.r tu Gee leader % the
wsster outlaws fhlt they must work
swiftly
=, Won't boz Song hcfore the news %
al. Cst,lue lcts out and Che a1thou
49, tsseahaul Doc said Bot if 9e
y, isst eet iai- mine nio our posses
49,. la fte ue1t taue days I can hire
,,e ana f01r mu as pnceab'e work
rsn apJ swear ttat porr and his gang
srs tr'ns ~ takc oHt property away
~ force. CHESS my word VIII be as
gool h.s
.Yeff W' aer'ed tne Mexican
sref ,hoasaifa.y considering the mat
,sr .We ..n ST back iuto Mexico in
,ucufffoui D..s rrlm here 50 long
a. ya ray us rul ief us-what 30
500 cau it-ioot uy men are With
you"
wutor,an .ovcrtly studied the dcs
neltaa ma I've yisage Jose Nlgas
iare renowned uamc on the border
~ DARING shrewiuoss aud wicked
rsss nt nas known az The Merci
lsts lor Hte years Doe hsd had "a
rrre $40 ln head see because Of
The h,aiy of ls adhereuts and bis
ewn fsanossrrss hc had escaped
50 moa l,it,r ntted Tor sinister
purpose clul have been found Yet
Mingled vita Wnkcrsou's satisfaction
a. having su.l cool 90 his band wac
q dfeal ~ fhe man himself and his
calm Ins'stenre on the privilege o. loot
irg ,hc camp when it was captured
gave t.n sense of nausea.
After l thry were Americans down
there l tUe Master Key" camp
Thruct OBJ. binoculars he could sec
nu'h fhe porch ~ the bungalow.
Nsas fIa. saw her lie took NO pains
b. couecgl tle Cruel interest in bis eyes
The uesi few days resulted ia little
advantage io either side John Dorr
eon'd uot reopen the mine nor even
send 30 roc much needed supplies hc.
cause u' ile constant menace 81 the
oriaws. Who occasionally fred scat
iernE Shots. down Into the gulch as q
Rsrn.uc tat they wcrC vig!ant
On ilo other baud. Wlikcrson found
l. imr .e t' seize The camp with.
out peg ,nHnNug battle. from whlch
be hra. Deeply involved as be- obs
ready WIS., in crime. be dreaded 10
rros' ',e border llnc which would for.
ever Caro h.m beyond the pale and
mako Dim roo outlaw
lrsiead ho used every method 10
plt huse.l oufwardly 10 the right Hc
sent Plea after plea % the sheriff Of
tie coluty to come and restore order
asserting Nat be Ind been driven from
hs righif1, property by violence and
That the situation wns such that. with
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-21

ldha hsel an hls awn ass aud his
sbinncf fiinams tHai malitrs had r.snc
fai rnoaah s0pn pH Wtu distance
between inp faa cAn
a Nnis mtt Wpfpfsuns iaunrh
atanri 20 daun iha lhsnrw
Nan or urttf saM iufr % fhN
cnpalH 81 his uen boat ieqi bose
fi.ht uf itrm insist tn9n nne'p
ibog anB aua what ipsY o. eiih lbs
rlfai
IheS 10 uaffFlUT sumo. wa ne 70
spenee hni ! glNss ve can keep esa
in tirw. ai iaasi iiii nlEhi rgmps oN
WUlla ile musH WHa lighting 90 ihe
smroih VOTERS ~ ihn tnannoi that
nirbi linih ifiri a. fomf9fi l0hn siqff
ana as to listened a. nef gentle uosil
an1 Wafrhrb fiie iofriinrss ~ be- face
Hafer enc slrrF teams ho forgot 80
Mufinces in his hrsn an1 tne~ some
fhlne ~ hHpplnesa thai Miihefrpp,
paNinp asef water sosssd fsfs IA tpH
tag deapair. eas never ~ tnew.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-21
BLUE CROSS HOSPITALS AT
FRONT CARE FO0 HORSES
DUNN HEnors aacsssE ArTEn
TON or akiLLEp NURSES
AHp frEninAHIANs

frfrssDant,nfs a Associated pfssA
itAltns. isb -sIhr h0feee az
thf ffonr hase dlaea4e % faee a. we'll
- Nliisia EffaIis are nea iseine masss
in The Ntrtffn lioa ~ rhsek =a fse
senile a siaH5ers nnit animals free
fisia ai.sars So a.tulifr.l - fbe Hiss
frpta has1iinla. established Va t'rnnne
~ ihs EnFlihh llufab tgirpiia ilraEsH.
These hsapiiais hafr an sne ~sss.
ghef toA hanilis a. u a. Hsesess sir
atslfh ~ u,ftrf, tie s9cifiF eatsR an
unnfeesn,fs sasiegF u hofrr fseh,
liay llernmsn. sect 90 tprr ~ 3n-
sreffh.n W trance ~ fiit fiiue tnfss
riifIrtF degrfises M impressions If
eve ~ ihr hurfe noslsfnls - feifpwa'
The fisss niatersi,lF frHtpse ~ thst
sntflsai as Ia eRquleita cffansit,err
r3i- farm b.illAinsla 13fii ~ Nsrd4 we're
y hitseaaiiesi sfa aaainfsefsd. npfic-
- me rafae nc4tpess - fhs pissssh=eiee
Ats ihf staff locked sllltR and sgtsn ~
thfv uhlte uniforms
etiu enfeuna ne finn wsrt. Soma.
usias capahf my tnrmsf The sin't ~
fAls N4c - faf{fni veterans. ntanstinF
srfii an1 siisnf 10 ~. dim iiFht. had
sslpi~lhinq aeeosinE ~ "a. fra awe
~ thnaehf - M efHeei si.fAixe
ehleh lhese hrfaes haa passed. an.i :
am ~, as1,4ms5 81 ees inat r<'sea my
has,
~ rrpefu Inst tao naatoflty sT tar~
ore deep ara pasnf|d - tafs e,lth Rps
s.shft ana hslIrl weAnds are ~ Ne MI
ueSskf
,snr Il f;.s aasi ,kiiiSpl vstssssz,sss
/ ~ the h1selsai - ~oo,2n ab@ bftpn9t
10 vel sso~n S,nfils7s fafHsiy. ard
thfr sfe ur~fn ~ k1> nsnfc lau*
cfNss hesp.saie - xslI
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-21

giss saptAIa sna ~ Aitsf G'aece.i =,
esch o,hef dcattiuty then ~ fesaast
tirook ~ bead
~No ~ Sass erassy Ihey tbuea
IA. ava IA gaeiss is SEA AW AaYwAs
l Na1 e,1ae "a sepd ms nsu de~A
Nhtn ttcfVs t1ulrf ~ there al~ayt
u With tWs fasA WoskiD9 unlpr water
At erass ra1saa,s
~nas shes i sei the shss,l~ criei
Rnla
eWsu ara 80. ssba ,bc lmpessarse
h,s alset
ilaW as heuf ia,ef teAh turned q
EUlh aa1 said mlsefat4 We.. lAsy
have aol 4 That esala shis exe0wiosA
Us gast spst ,hs,l mtsss sielAana
81 tte ysfiaiN
HAts tes my ai'tFh
sWsii 30 ~ Is SLOWLY. ihVres nOlA
sn9 Is hlnaef - Eoaa vses and scs.ri
what "a leoks lac Is ttrsasH lie str
rais,i his engineer art pai his btin
ever
A. they RANGED aionGaide tae ctNcl
f Aanfh MNsensA raised his face q
nnfa WatsnN ease aud smlls.i Ia
sVuegVtis geha pet Ni, hand 81 ~
7 sun a g1ueh it1ra 80 hie knqaitr
E valed him
"lhs aint anY A|tNcA cruise. -
stirfrf tem1fkal mtahiHEt TIA
psan WAS Difri ihr same We nic, ans
: We aint gci 80 Hfhg with each other
os eonfao Aoo afsss.i willingly
. rhse o. msde 3 h4p for 10 dock .
ihe eihrt heat suicHt sra vsatins n
chest Single nsnds,t
rof ibp momsnt Mlltseeeu wAa pesa
lytesi ~ ihc poldecu ~ thls move. hu
maueuf laser alfonx hands nad nan
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-21
AMERICAN Sympathy
GAM Be GWEN 70
PEOPLE Of POLAND
paopl1 ARt ftcnviNc oNk AN !.
os.rr usnta rsers rIA6s'
CONDITIONS N POLAND BAD

a. .A~fltA4tt>. trn ~ N>taefttHn
4nellht ean ~ ktxfn vt,rant rfpsryu
81 'fsuliiotnd lssaneo sssf nsenlfl
KNIT mash .lfaials'aa tmplfe ~ ~
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in.ist. o1r,ps farms and naiNtsrt. W
lseer sua siasrs rrr t~tna tneAs eaf,
0ilcltnrs ena Whose g,,e,rie Ar~ fikht-
.l,s onc anoiher nndcf ltnre different
nses tN INLAND v ,iit lnant ecncrnAna
xsStiugo IA the l,Nfol,eAn stfukNis.
pepsn l.ahs eomuItse ainioal The ~.
sIle eastern warsihtsilV lhln rrorle.
ihtlf sheaaafsa. iaftaleag history. titell
ntoNd N,tri sna dearest hcpee. and
sipsIt peculiar characteristics nfc earn
Qll,a e,p,.lus-i "a Amrflcens ,h a hiss
iatie seaefaqhleai AtseN nFfae SOC lbe
>aihIaal 0tscsahh.t sshclstf ~ VII.
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fatafrant ~ t.Nrspe, vNly kunsla AMI
Germany sotaA have stehlef papu,A
iIaNr iilsr efs ~ ~ feua1 ~ tha hands
ti,at ener sew lAlana isr unptt,i.
lis,srd lsdapa Aas ~ ARE q ssAeee
aauatx miles. aea thp ianAs that uisrN
Z nY wlthip tqf hsslaSavles neu fappcts
= population - ~ millleH b. AfsA
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r|ft aatifrfiand lIririNm itpi'nat
and i,eemagt ieeelhst ana wiltin
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sc fmHu uelrmsa ana siailapd com
binch
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ihf un.l iAiNtaH ~ ih'ianA hfnurf
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vas 'hahsfi Is mHp lutynsHls natloa
al 49, ~iiavaiitt noiuia emf wsrr pas
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iHinss isflah 'nis esiset souilaueA
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q. tlfief men ihti pf tttfiei that their
sfentff - mrff tsapfitt than thai 81
ang nihH ,raaitt thai thsif lanNaafs
" the incest fpelWisoas that fsiis trin
rafusn has tnai th1fr h ~ dance IN
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mfn On uie fits ~ ghs rei4h and ihs
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-21

swsns not . mile from fhS blgr Shore.
ana gtey roeid see bic diver pftpafisg
- e. down
y hope hs aottn't tad ifFr brfaihed
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figures ~ feuu ae cortctT Vas The
fspiy erB, time viii tcii-
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sim Wilkefson. No c0ul1 49, sbe
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aifh mingiax u tfiosapb sfd "a
frrd AID that iook grew brighter nnd
noFt maiiclgBs alaen ~ dlseT. ceniing
70 from "a f0f desceGt sbosed .
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mrecA. Tbenxh ibey could 80 ieaf
fhe uords. fhooe ~ DORIS igai eopid
anaersfsnd the aifeetiOnr thai sssfs
tring gwen
Get ever snS SGD year nan down.
quick = co2Nsnded Dsrf.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-21


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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-21

o., Interference from the authorities
ue'e world be- serious trouble and
'eTy a4c.y hloodshed.
These rcas asaiied only partially.
iae sheriff made a trip into the mine
IiAed With John Dom and Tom Kane
aud then sought DOT Wnkcrsou.
IL looks 90 me as n this was a case
~ the courts De said slowly when
ne has examined wiikeTson's forged
ooeds q knew Cd Gslion pretty well
~ BE thought a sishs % that isuih
81 Fact Is. he told me be irieDded
h7f 70 hare the m.nc and left q 70 her
" ~ Uil NOW you toddie aions
WIN These papers and want TO take 4
asay from her"
Sa'.ou sud I were partners years
tss' Nl'aerson Insisted We locatc'i
sH's uine together and when eAne
tscs be gsrc ne over my sbare