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The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1916-09-01

lday period. and II partly CLOUDY
days.
The hottest day recorded
showed the Thermometer read.
ing lOl l-2 degrees in the sun,
with the coolest night record.
ing a fall to 50 degrees
During July and August Of
1914 there tell II inches Of rain
while the precipitations for the
same months in 1916 is prac-
tically the same thing. thus
showing parallel of weather
during the two yearS-l904
and 1916. In SO far as growth Is
concerned. July and August ar
perhaps two OF the most I'M
portant months q. the year for
corn and cane.
The record shows that the
most untoward incident Of the
month happened on the l9th,
when Il heavy wind blew for
several hours. The velocity,
however was not sufficient to
do any damage to standing
crops. aitho it looked for a time
like the situation mig. btcom-
serious This was LING TIE
period OF the t. ...caf storm
which swept over Corpus Chris
ii and Southwest Texas.
The following data is taken
from the Avoca Records where
a special assistant watches the
Whims of the weather mans
operations and takes down all
that Dr.. Cline orders for this
section. if that official be re-
sponsible for weather condl,
tons here.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1916-09-01
Weather Conditions During August Were
Most Favorable For Crops.

Ii the farmers of this section
had petitioned DR.. Cline tor
special weather dispensations
during the month of August
that official could hardly have
prepared program more ac-
ceptable to those engaged in cul-
tivating the soil in the lower
|-Teche country. Plenty OF rain
sunshine and moisture consti-
tute an ideal tonic for growing
crops. All of these essentials
were present in plenteous guam
titles during the month Just
closing. and it is in part for this
reason that optimism prevails
i'm and around Morgan City to-
day.
Prospects for a bumper zane
and corn crop have not dlmin-
ished since last months report,
and this has served as an added
incentive to local merchants to
prepare for an unusual heavy
trade this fall, for it is well
known that all roads lead to
Morgan City. where up-to-date
department stores supply the
wants of all classes and cOlors
of mankind.
The total rainfall for the
month reached 9.56 inches.
while during August of 1914
another record year. the preci-
pitation amounted to 6.61 inch
les.
There were during the month
Just gone, a total of L. days on
which rain fell with 6 clear and
warm days to equalize the dis
tributions for the thirty lone
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1916-09-01

These records kept by the United States Department
of Agriculture for the of future generations.
In connection with the weather conditions it has
eresng to note the specuaon to the probability of heavy
blow and the recent tropical storm which the
Texas rise to increased conversation this phase
1916 weather
This record sets dawn the prediction that
high temperatures have perssent prevailed the Gulf
within several hundred miles Of this point slated
damaging blow this simple fact of physics that cool
stratas OF wind blow hardest from
land where heat greatest Within 800 miles of this
point no marked and excessive heat conditions have prevailed
on land during the This prediction based
this reason is given for what is worth and it conceded
that it may be altogether unscentific.
The close of August finds about oe-ha
crop gathered and under shelter due to the excellent
conditions prevailing No rain has been
reported
The first Of September finds cool comfortable nights
With prospects of an ideal fall.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1916-09-01
DR.. ]. Clarence Berwick
Physician and Surgeon

Physician and Surgeon
Office hours 81 a. ~: 40 p a.
ONCE at Peoples Drug Co Opposite New
Depot. Calls ans cred day or night. Phone
6s office: Residence 32l Morgan City. La.
Berwick clients call Berwick Phone IS all
hours
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-12-16
CITY NEWS.

Watch Home Tea Co.'S windows.
-@-Tlg. i BpgtalTrH. phone R-64S.
Dollar waist sale Monday. Lowitz.
Spring models worth S1.50.
, Refreshing lunches for tired
Christmas shoppers. McGrath's.
VIII pay from 50 to Sc for live
horses. Fred Oertel. Phone B-1441.
The stores will be open evenings
next week to accommodate Christmas
shoppers. If you do not find time TO
shop during the day you can he ac-
commodated during the evening.
People are forgetting to send in
their usual Christmas offering for the
com munity work. Children are hungry
and cold, and your dollar will helm
towards making them comfortable.
Don't let Christmas day in Keokdk
be a tragedy.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-12-16

kets Send in your donations to Miss
Elsie Buck, treasurer, and do it i'll
mediately. The money must be 3cnt
by the first of the week.
Let the Glasgow Tailors make
you a new suit or overcoat for the
holiday season. Order Monday and
we will deliver Saturday.
-Lennis Shafer of Vincennes, Iowa
who was operated on for appendicitis
at st. Joseph's hospital on Wednesday
is reported as improving.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-12-16

acquired and has taken over part OF
the business that was formerly nan
died by other cities. The business IN
this territory is becoming large heo.
kuk Is the center of good TERRITORY
and the business no doubt can be nan.
died more profftably here than al
other points.
A transfer Of 555 acres of land III
Lee county for $4,000 was filed in tne
recorders office today. The prop,
erty is decided by r. A. Gross any
wife to H. W. Morris OF Dixon, Ill. Ins
land Is in Van Buren, township.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-12-16
CITY NEWS.

-Victrolas and records, easy terms.
Loewenstein Piano Co.
Call and examine our special sale
of overcoats. E. T. Bartruff, 514
Main.
Don't let Christmas in Keokuk be
tragedy Help the community
Christmas movement by sending in
your contributions to Miss Elsie Buck.
and do it at CDce. The money must
be on hand by Monday.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-12-16
CITY NEWS.

Watch Home Tea Co.'S windows.
Dainty luncheon. McGrath Bros.
Best piano values. Loewenstein
Piano Co.
Dollar waist sale Monday. Lowitz
Spring models worth s1.50.
Turkey and chicken for Sunday
dinner at the Boston Oyster House.
II. R. Bartholomew has succeeded
Henry Dross & Son as agent for the
Ford car in this city.
La Rica, San Lucas and Round
Oak cigars in Christmas boxes. Wards
Cigar store. Get the best.
AL trim ed hats in the store ct
$500. i.:i rrtrimmed at S1.o0. Nc
Bride Millinery Co., 400 Main
Henry Schneider of $50 North
Fourth street at Quincy, is dead. He
was a former resident of this city
Why Do Young Folks Go
Wrong?" Rev. Edwards will give
opinion Of twelve authorities Sunday
evening.
DIR. G. Walter Barr, who has been
in the city for several weeks, returned
to Des Moines this forenoon. He
made the trip by automobile.
Glasgow clothes are worn by
some of the best dressed men in Keo-
kuk. Order your suit or overcoat Mon
day and we will have it ready by Sat
urday. Glasgow Tailors.
Unless Keokuk people respond
more literally than they have already
done. Christmas for some of the cold
and hungry boys and girls and old
people OF Keokuk win be tragedy.
Money must be given by Monday #
the work is TO be carried out.
Order Grand Leader cigars for
Christmas in 10, 25, so size boxes.
The committee In charge Of COM
munity Christmas needs money If
they don't have funds by Monday
they will have to gvie up the work.
Send your contributions to Miss
Elsie Buck, treasurer.
Big reduction sale on our entire
stock of overcoats and winter suits.
Sale will continue until entire lot is
closed out. Call and get prices. The
B. & H. Clothing store, 514 Main.
1t is the wish of the committee
that those who intend to contribute
to the Co. L Christmas fund do so
not later than the 18th Of the pres
ent month. So If you are intending
to contribute, send your funds to
w illIduiS VI Tie lOWd PlP-
phone Co., to l.. A. Hamill of the &.
Hamill Co., or to The Gate City Office.
Let the Glasgow Tailors take your
measure for that new suit or overcoat
Monday and they will have 1t finished
( Saturday. SIS. Why pay more? SIS.
The Co. j. boys will be In Des
Moines for Christmas. A letter to
The Gate City today from Corporal
Ward gives the information that Keo-
kuk's company has been ordered from
the border and will be in Des Moines
during the holidays. This gives def
mite information as to where Keokuk
can send her Co. l. Christmas gift
Have you contributed?
Dollar waist sale Monday. Lowitz
Spring models worth s1.50.
Send in your money for Christ.
mas baskets for those who deserve
I them Competent persons are inyes
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-12-16
tigating every case Reported. and II

tigating every case reported. and II
people are worthy. aid is given.
There is no duplication or any CIV
ing to unworthy ones. You can help
in this work by sending your contri-
buttons to Miss Elsie Buck, treasurer.
We will close until further notice
at 6 p. m. Auto Sales Co.
Plans have just been com
pleted by which Keokuk is to be an
even greater wholesale point for dis
tributing automobiles than it has been
in the past Arrangements have been
made by which a larger territory i
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-12-16
CITY NEWS.

-Keokuk Lodge No IS, l. o. o. F.
meets regularly every Monday night
at 500 o'clock John I. Linquist, -.
e.; +. NJ. PUgh, Rec. Sec'y.
Mrs. Ed DeYong is again in pos
session Of a diamond setting, returned
TO her through the medium of The
Gate City want column.
Money is needed and needed bad
IL for the community Christmas bas-
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-12-16
ATTENTION Nj. w. A.

Members of Camp 622 N. w. A., are
requested to meet at the half-at 1880
o'clock Sunday afternoon to attend the
funeral of our late neighbor Gustave
Bode.
J. C. WUSTROW,
Consul.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-12-16

10 this FftaH Toilet KIT az 1t is simply
4 convenient case for carrying the
toilet articles which you use daily
on your dressing table. These cases
are so made that each will hold a
great many toilet articles or the same
case may be so adjusted that it will
conveniently carry only few. If
you haven't seen one, let US show
Won them at
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-12-16
Thermos
Bottles,
Carafes and
Food Jars

are OF dire necessity in
almost every home and
are therefor most well
come gifts. They are OF
almost daily use to men
and women alike and in
homes where there are
babies they are of hourly
use. Let us show you
some at the lowest pos
sible prices
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-04-14

Furne, s-e:sue.1t Rd5sss'sit zuu ~
Senator Rum 1--WE reszlrne.t TIER tuTr1Es
internal ieaiinE carefully lTesa-
raugetf llz11 -ezzlited II DEWITT 1lIe 1esV5
1t1Rt tt1sv 1m rn1Ed me hatcher. .
111n1esi lmuitgneanSiv n ne 1eE7EIlz-
1srs .t1ruu1t etIe cnln1r- grrz1 1ezi
u 11iitirm Significance 1aE 1sa1 II
tac:1e,l 70 re event. mt aErute 1aiitIGzi
1r1Es-vs-s N WaEiuuErun szv r1z1 -tIe
little 1in11E. lzrrv 1zr1ic,uate1 II II
the -1iunel ami Mr. RIM, Il vrlc;I
Senator L1iIls!e z1n MaiuI- General Won't
we're ASK gI1esls. makes 1reftr little
sluI-r 11t ne z1fnr Is mn -iisir II n
-iue;1rs TIE manner u v1liuE u INV q
TIE 1eieaa1es To me usT11uiirzn I'm
vesliIun.
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Hg1iinr CHRISTIAN; Nante

8iilr z-uuzr vizte,t Washington a
sz 1zvz zgo mi N n5 sermon lie
e.zred mt ever generation 1essiS a
-1es7 -vrla 81 Christian e .0' Ji -1IIs--
tznz wno ue- mn strait to 20 IN the
Warmth. Ee zzlu. I'm .alk su1nt
NJ mural snulrae;I tuT var W1y
v111 eli 1ereiuu nUre spIne znu 1zcia~
1u11e tfrntinE the devil III r1ur lT7rl
1iucr. 1tIzu VIII Gzn. II q Vezr d -1EItlnE
N H1rous. re -nEIie me 1lea Tor the
incarnation d uEnter1E wrath zuh
l1inrea MI tie -le-sssIiv iu1 uH1ple
-7rrrs -71uId ifrnt au1- ruth n iuru11lnH
1t1e rnuIal IeiectE u .iIe communities
---lIs,1 IL z1taci.zu Tna1 IL Izilez TIE
srlueiess. vezE -uluItez1. 1szvV- -UT7tes1-
-fzunr'- ctIs=i.e.i. -r7u.Iv-tu1lr, nilk-a11ri--
VIE. -i1rIriiaug.' Al atte-uur WEE
naue 70 ssc1re the reverend gentle
nEu III q -eiig-ulE GznuaEn N WaEiI-
-nEtun. mt i vaE tuiuu ItIzt 1R Is
Iuul.aI zi1ezu IN svsr- 1av Until ItIs
znr-ug u -1-a
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Presidential lf0HenluaIllnE

during the nzsi EeFv- vssss,z the 1resa-
1e1l' TaC:1i AIHvti1we: 1as 1eau
commandment fur- freullellt trTus 1uWu
-,1e P11unHc with tt1e president auI
Mrs. Wiis1n 1n luzrn Tins Is IN IN
tireir new 1enzrrure N 1tIe president
1aulls. Is ne never lbs zi1uvn INV n
-ereS II me nautiuTve. heretofore.
Eut lii.air a president Ell Hu1Ernum
with as nucn enthusiasm as 9uv 11tIez
z;nu u .ureE Euu -!Igre uuf.nng
ike -u,;uuuug vac;Il or siezmnuaI Illi
n t.Ie JEaan wIue. Trlesl I .11nes II
mt delightful E;nu 1i mentioning N
lnve vulIuH dream.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-04-14

-5tf1-r n. reiz1iu1 to- the shipment o. al
1,t1Hs z.uri1 % z1uuiiss .o llie77ar c1lin-
+rrss Il Is IN -iEesr -ha attempts %
-ru1iz1e the 17Ica Of gasoline vii ~
aiuuE tia s:unuEg 1uuie. Asini!iss
slsiztirs 1-uu1zsi iavorr The ssizing d
sE1e 1-u1s-tise Of he Standard Oil an
1,l1s. -1uErssSuzu thinks -le situation
-niEut 1s szrs.i L the interior Depzrt-
-us.n v11id dig o. Ji Jii wells thru
nj ne .mnfr- me EutumUDile -1sh'
1izc-urr zre znxIJuE .hzt s1methinE
drastic 1f 1u1e. as tiIE 1TIce Of gazn-
ius r7ill interfere With -i1e ssle d ,lieif
10 nEcdings
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-04-14
Routes Of Var Views

We gel some OF t.Ie official re9InrE
IN Washington rum WINCH II 4urezrS
maj ne mun startling setslacizs =un-
asr-1inE re British. Ersi1cn ami RIs-
aang arr cunrmned II -tIe uuur-g trurn
Eer5in. GERMANY iute-1Hl lCuInIes
re r1iu N 1spur-s INN -1I1rIun- n
ike manner -.Ie ueagGug lnr nlii1T--
aciiVit- N Edilann arr an Il ma Ger
nanE 1v tie E1-tlEii. ami 7lce veraa.
Hre1 Ii cur avn Mexican nlx-Iu t.le
news il iisiurreu 1evGI1u nsGaguItiun
SINCE nuEi 1i tie dispatches gre MN
EVERYWHERE s,;Gsur 1ulnrg al WINCH IN
..ierl.c information IS 4vHllauie Re
VIM 1urs muc1 aepenue;Ice On war
News iE 4ut -G De deGsivesI. Var -ur-
resrHnuenrs are AL being Espr H .al1g-
am liaiaurss. ann wleu 4 writer uaiEss
4 -urreci ElIesB he Is an tu Ie Ie-
Letea' lu ne .snEGr
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-04-14
The Merit SYaen

-z1In american CIT1n1rTes 1Eve IN
1i1aEiza.I -t1e IiffiC1itv % ImuH Iuu-
Hess win -1e 1ulted 5iates 1s1alEa %
-ilH different lunuHuE n velEnlu l1rt
-nHagures. z1u IN difficulties II tiIe
=s.ci1zuEa % mullev American 1Ea1l.
s.E 1zve 1Ean gulnE Inru amltt1e;I
1uuntries WITHIN .i1e lEEi rvu JT- tt1rfa
veus- mn i is rhmIgnt It1z1 tie E1at
u 5zcre,ar- Mcl4du1 tn 1tIe sHItiIErI
uemmy viii aein 1u zralgnteI1 ult the
-algtes IN the financial reiEtIuuEi1lp win
TIE 1sJnie m ne smith. TIE metric
system 1HE iHas1 HIunIesI n tiIe iurelEu
-raIIe ~ Hlrupssn .n1r1ues. 4Iu ttlH
1111r-A1neI-czll interests II TIE national
rzuliai Ere s,IIIeav1TTuE II I11tllE1Cs
American IuEluess men n -u1IIlICr
=Ieir ulmIuuy win smith ami -s1rrai
4zne,TGa Iuun -EIR1 1aEag.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-04-14
Dur lalTp iHausirv is nn,vlHE

One oil the encouraging Signs Ji the
times Is .trs inflammation -rum A1r Vzn
8rnE:g.in. MANAGER u tiIe Lsswe-wurth
c-ezne=v tnEt the Iumues Ji dEr-
i-ISVE n inns ssstiun Is On tine iucreaEe
ze mates tlzl ever wea3. information
-amHs 10 nm t1Et rEucn 1IvuerE VIM
1--WE mi heretofore Eeur mill, GIVE
1zpe determined 10 AIn d iew ruTVE rs
d SHE line To farming AL -t1uss VIM
azve nzie 4 snHalaltv 1i the dHir71nE
DIZZINESS N me 1aEi concentrate aItIi-
mn 10 ti1e,r le.rl tins peal TIE 1IICe
u 1i1te- 1ag lss,l advancing ..Ie IzEi
tew vea,.s ann Is 4lmuzi glre To main
IAN ! ngtIes 1liEs eve inns vear
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-04-14
Wishing i'm ER
the Minimum Nme

TIe N0im nil 1-uudes .or nm
NUN 77age q sou 1sr nuIIfh t0r an
Tli1rsas u 1t1E tests-zl government. Tn
lEzIIuEs III -he nil 1zve 1sve.511zu
s1me sfutlIIE -111ELitiuuz n lIe 1dulic
ss--Ira. 44ttIu tt1H s1zrIuzTuz % irruE
zIIIt .Es1szal r7age sczlsz Izve Jsasl
cIzuEs.t lime mi zEzan 10 nee =5I11i-
-iuux N -tIe 1uI5usss v1Itd. nz11r .EunI-
vt snuiJvszI 1r Zucie zxn zTe 70TI.
-uE III -tIs sane 1zzls ssfEuiizIEzi 5IitEs
i've vssIS agn. 4 Zrare IiEgez Il Ar
inErun 1smsierv zaz lrulgn1 1si1Te
hH COMMITTEES. I'M Il vas luuuu .hEr
1s 1zE Issn -easirr1E s-g -1ss nUT1u.
On TINS zlm 1e aitenulE u zlun11r q
Erge iErniiv L Isvsiunz Ehzl ms
MN IzE IEss1 providing me lzs1 rezzIuE
liEcss III generals zdrnlrals III 11!Isz
nlliiEr- Is.uss n wruza memories
beautiful monuments 1zve lean sEe:1-
Ell. TIE investigation zdsn 1isei1zas
1hzr there are rez1 nzIIv lHGule II
the government service IN STZg 1s-
zuuun. with ~ PROBABILITIES d n
--eaEau 1zy Considerable pressure IS
1siuE 1Esat II ne 1Unss tnzt empress
will ss, III e:zmnie II tIe uez u as
1ztiun IT establishing minimum 7FaErre
tt1Ht will lTuv1ue II leazr 1e,.s-11 irr1E,
III rs must ne-llai =,uulIrss
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-iWi Ss,wOa iar puSinasies

IIgi leiune EreaueEf Tit VEN chi
Oh office. nsGnlniiuzug were luIlsiIug IN
1lItt.un all IIuzrgnHgiets 1I1IIer -ivll sfsI-
vlEa nauIllatIung. TIE Ie-nuc-aIE III
ie.ie.t YER sire,linugiv mt 1uTV IHvlI1E,
si1iiteu TIE SINE unto ne I1uef tuG1.
1rumlnent ne,nnerH 1i 1ilE Ie,nuC-a1ic
rlHrr- arr urging acilun 70 s,.te1lu GlvlI
ss,-7lCe 81 tllHt i viii sal1e care u r.Ielr
Iear fr-erug wtru dHve 1eeu sailing
lusiatIss STAMPS SINCE ts1elr appointment
1v t.le Wilson administration.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-04-14
LsageHEar-lI Aes.IC d Junk NaH

The 1lHt1 1Izus d rags. 1iu uHue''
ann an metals IlgtIl to make y.Ie JG-
-lpzt.uu 1t 4 iunis Ieaies nruiitauie IN
THIS tuwn. I've Or rgIres cartUHus 1i
Izuer -ulliu le 1iciseu III mere ever
wear II al approximate pruii1 Ii Ine
1uuuren dollars Ter cit IlG -1uuer
mn zinc, 1id irun---uuesn. iuze;ls 1i
t.IlnHE t.lal nave VailIe that IRE gnlng
II vaEre II Leaves1wurt.f gmIiu IL
1Ir-1en Il 1ru1it Iv snrue mmn win an
Err ann riIci, VERY 1.-THE cauital Is
1essie.t. There Is 4 gnGd opening mere
tur TlinIf MIN.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-04-14
a,ys SIuula 3g GIgar lind % ilg Punt

4 recent investigation si i matter 1i
siatutur-r aw n TIE state 81 NzsinnE
nun ed &c tie -nuEiuEien t.Iat naIlv #
mi 1alI. 1i dur HIVE IRE 81 siiCil IuntIi--
hi meaning i1at t.ie.r rsslrIire siIurs;ne
-nur- INTERPRETATION 10 determine inst
wtiat me law Is IN gise1 1uiut- TiIe
r,ulnr N llIesi.rn VIE u HIcii 1aItIttui
meaning mat uvu zrturzeTs. slupusE;tiV
lrzr-Iea N lsle law give gpInlGuE diH-
r1etr.rzIlv arrussesi ru szc;r elmer
Whv Gan nrf aV lHugIage tse Sc
uian. Hnpie mt 1irest r.Izt zEIv nzn
ai Hve-age understanding CHI arrive II
Tie n1ezning Z wzH zIgzssrssI n IL
mt lHwYs-s glr1HsFsiiu nate Z 81 N
arrter u ruIiiiuiv litigation N's= ne;iIzss
70 zrrssr the rilm7ge sEszuusiV ann prE-
feg n leiisve T.lat Il zlnIiE ne ciizI7Essl
% -usrum Or ig1nrauGE
7 ne constitution Is ever n=ElHeEl
We snail alivurzte -.aIEe rruvsrting
6ur 1 -unmissiun ri i've men. WHINE
SHE qualification snail be irarnesturss
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-04-14

II .iIE E.1giiEi1 lEuEuHge- 7nuse Iufv i
snail 1Hs 70 rsvlsa ever izT 1zssau ~
me lsEsihture tuT the s1le TnruIza Ii
nzE,uH al EVE -iezI. 1irec, zru 70 -tIe
l1lni. -zzTg snmlid 1H nEIIe 50 cieu
zuli CERTAIN -hzt -tIH7- IRE nCzuzule u z
1ui1nie INTERPRETATION. lur .a1FE ur
tuD lunE. riIe.es Is tuH nuc;l ite-allulI
uu re,te-zlIun. TIE meaning Is Is-
c,m1ueI with -uu mich reusiitiun N
zo1uS I'M -nrulrest sentences Il al
me 1ure1ssSzrv sErrpiuszge II nlr laITE
IVES =iinlnzts.i -tIsv -ul1id 1E written II
J1e 1Eil tlIE silzEa INV Igcl1ule1-
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F7vn Mexican wluuTv5. rnHIIe sn Nv
Villa. II sgIrTt 11 re-elge in liIe zill-
my Ji their IlEnzuuE. Awe I1fereI
rt1eir ss--icssl 10 1eiu 1uul aim down.
.Ee.e Is a -:1anEa luT TIE government.
Il Il -1lIiU siliisi ne services u all the
wrnuvB Villa les maize N Me,,;cn 41IIt
tie l1iieu @Iates. their hummer Is III
Iulini considerable, Il -Ii1iu organize d
regiment Ji A.nazImanE 70 1e3n cIInn
me ewes mn junEies Il AGe.,:CH luT
the Er;I 1zurIit. L i maize gnnu TIE
reputation 1i me SEE. tur getting what
Il guss 1ut Iter Villa Is az guuI as
-zIliiires.I.
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saufure1.

Wien one ulnE AGui 1I some mHn
wlu IS I1uHxE1 Il INV kluu 1j 1re-
lare.iness Iur war III me 1zr o. ne
1nlte.I 5iates Il Is alnugi sure u Ie-
Eesup tt1ai ne 1ag sirung svnpRtl1les
with Iue 1y 4nniiIer % tie 1eiligereIl1E
N tl1e great war Ever nu1lGs -s1ai
lie AlgilEil syruuAtllzerE almost "a q
nan asgnre yull thai me 1ulteit -Iales
is N 10 1anges trurn A1Hialu, ami me
,=e;-nHn svrnuztllZei- IS INST az silrE. %
guarantees mt GERMANY lever vii
afsaci. TIE -ntei Skates.
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ss.sua sasIlaalv zaiisvsa

MANY penple culIg,l ami -Gugh-
nam t.Ie beginning u TAIL rg.Ir E.1r-I lU
srEng Qt1esz gei rnin litter caiG
Lane In King Mew 1isCuuerT ami
EGu viii gsi aimnEi instantaneous raiie.
= rtIEE'Ez Yuur cu1r. siurz TIE raCis-ug.
-aEplng t.ssilE teu-ng -rlIg,I. Heaig tie
inflammation. sGGr.Iss TIE INV alues.
hasv u raiEe, EuIiEsur.E amt aeziing
G=er sdE HGtsle 1i In. K.uH New
LiECnvs-7 ulHv L ID csraniv a
Erszr medicine ami I Easu a iursie 1f
Il .rrr.uuallv en- naun writes VI c.
iesEEsnn- Hranrania. M T Munev
lEcsr i nnf satiEiiru.