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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1916-10-19

certificate first above written.
(Notarial Seal) JAS. j. HALL.
Notary Public Quay County, New Mex.
My commission expires Sept. IL, 1917.
ENDORSED:
No. 1904
Cor, Reed. Vol. 6, Page 379
Certificate of Incorporation Of
The Red Peaks Copper Company
Filed in Office of State Corporation
Commission of New Mexico
Oct. 3, 1916; 10 A. M.
Edwin +. Coard, Clerk
Compared tbs. TO ETC.
COMPARED
STATE OF NEW MEXICO }
County Of Quay
hereby certify that this instrument
was filed for record on the 10th day
of Oct. A. d., 1916, at 900 o'clock, A.
NJ, and was duly recorded in Book
g., Of Misc. page % of the records of
said County. ID. j. FlNEGAN,
(Seal) County Clerk
r. A. Finegan, Deputy.
STATE OF NEW MEXICO
State Corporation Commission Of New
Mexico
Certificate Of Filing
United States of America
State Of New Mexico
II is Hereby Certified, that ther'
was filed for record in the Office O
the State Corporation Commission o
the State of New Mexico, on the Thir'
day Of October, A, d., 1916, at l,
o'clock, A. M.
Certificate OF incorporation
of
The Red Peaks Copper Company
Wherefore; The incorporators nam
cd in the said Certificate, and VIII
have signed the same, and their sue
cessors and assigns, are hereby de
clared to be, from this date until tn
Third day Of October, Nineteen Hun
dred and Sixty-Six, a Corporation b
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1916-10-19

The jewellers are in favor of setting
Thanksgiving n week ahead in order
to lengthen the Christmas shopping
season. It's a wonder they don't want
To move Christmas.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1916-10-19

Some men associate with their wife
for several years before their mar
riacc and for several months after
ward.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1916-10-19
political Advertisementl
political ADVERTISEMENT
PERPETRATORS OF HORRIBLE
CRIMES SHOWN MARKED FAVOR
BYDE BACA, DEMOCRATIC iSPIRANT

RECORD SHOWS THAT BRUTAL WIFE MURDERER WAS PAaoLEo
FROM LIFE IMPRISONMENT BY PRESENT LIEUTENANT COW
ERNoR, WHILE ACTING AS CHIEF EXECUTIVE, AND THAT WHILE
ENJOYING HIS FREEDOM From THE IRKsoME CONFINEMENT
SUPPOSED TO &c The LOT OF A LITER" WIFE MURDERER
ASYLUM GIVEN TO AssAlLANT OF HELPLESS TELEPHONE GIRL.
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Tucumcari Transfer Company
VIM. TROUP, Proprietor
Phone 1870

Policy makes the morals Of n lot of
people.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1916-10-19
PROHIBITION TICKET

Q State Senator-J. II, Bridges.
o Representative-Fred Mcfarland
Commissioner
Second Dist.-o c. A. Curtis.
Third District-L. d. Stith.
Sheriff.. T.. Winter.
o Clerk-Thos N. Lawson.
d Treasurer-E. Pack.
o Probate judge. G. Ellis.
@ School Suppl. A. Atkins.
o--Candidates on other tickets, IN
lorsed by the Prohibitionists.
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET
For President
WILSON
For Nice President

1ltOMAS IL. MARSHALL
Governor-E. C. de Baca.
u. S. Scnator-A. A. Jones.
Conrrcss-W. b. Walton.
District Att'y-H. a. Kiker.
State Senator-Albert r. Calisch.
Observation-Disclosures Sanchez
and Pablo Gomez.
Sherin-Alex Street.
Treasurer-John Eager.
Clerk-Thos. n. Lawson.
Assessor--B. l.. Francis.
School Suppl. a. Atkins.
Probate Judge. G. Williams.
Commissioner
First District-W. A. Dodson.
Second District-Wyatt Nations.
Third District-John +. Bell.
Survoyor-A. Il. Moses.
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day of September, A. d., 1916.
James +. Hopkins, (L.S.)
w. S. Townsend, (L.S.)
Arthur II. Fulton (L.S.)
ID. f. Thomas, (L.S.)
VIM. p, Mccall, (L.S.)
STATE OF ILLINOIS
County of Cook
On this 2lst day Of September, 1916,
before me personally appeared W. 5.
Townsend TO me know to he the per-
son described in and who executed the
foregoing instrument, and acknowledge
ed that he executed the same as his
free act and deed.
In Witness Whereof, | have hereun-
to set my hand and affixed my official
seal the day and year in this certifi-
cate first above written.
JOHN II. HILL,
| (Notarial Seal) Notary Public
My commission expires April 10, 1920
STATE OF NEW MEXICO
)ss.
County Of Quay
On this 25th day Of September, l9lt
before me personally appeared james
+. Hopkins, A. II. Fulton, d. F. Thorn
as and VIM. p. Mccall, to me known
to be the persons described in and wh'
executed the foregoing, instrument an'
acknowledged that they executed tn
same as their free act and deed.
In Witness Whereof, | have here
unto set my hand and affixed my of
hcial seal, the day and year in thi
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-21

Sittlcton y. Sturacs, ., uno
9lmooo 8. 6ron3, 49,
Soworo &. Su9el 26, uuo Olort5a
{. SGca1os, 26; Scioe BON sIrliu9'
ton 0lo.
glnt6ong 6. SneaO, p, 9lrlington,
Wlo., mo Nia6el %, Seloman IS.
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BERG. 81
Solomon 9lorous, 2G, 46iloOel.
p6io, Go.. imo G0it6 @loB, is,
GrneIi @. @erfinS, "a, 9loaers
,Sorgc. @1o., ino gleaie g. Blair, q,
GotonSpiIle, WlO.
9iQiam SownrO Gronuuea %,
uno Soiep5 Gecil @ettier t9, Somil.
ton, Wlo.
Gouiel @2, Gopis, 80, nuo gillian
80. Git 27.
2ouis aoiie, 80 imo Gillian Sra
Die, 81, (@ithme) @lout @aibina'
ton, Wlo,
@abriel 6. Scparo, %, Gotons-
bile, @3oy mo emma 8. 9lruolo, %
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@eorac 5. Go1eu, 26, @oi6in9ton.
3. g., mo Cora g. 9epiniteht %.
Go6crt 9l. Goretcr, y, mo @lorp
g. 0euiie, 81.
@eorge g9. Ge9eon, %, (@hhper)
unO E6elmn g. @oomou Is.
@eorac ". GrcrcliuS, 80. rmo
eleanor S. Scott %.
Charles S. eOeniielo, %, umo 81.
liza g. @lorlcp, "a.
@'idaeI 5. 5eelc0, %, mO G6ri'
itina aelm, 19.
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s. McGourt, 21.
9|eliou S. @eariau, %, uno Gat6e-
rine Wlueler 2l
So6n Gurner 30, ino Gtbel s.
Sc Moitre, %.
9lidaro 3. ll6ler, sc, unO Sole.
pbinc Is. 9lelucomer 55, (@ittme).
Nllllan q. WllloH -, unO DlarIe
8. Sdou6, 2t.
@enceslauS &aipar, 81 Glcpelono,
Ohio, lnO NlarD @opaledv, 81.
@iaiom q. Soos, %. uno emma
s. &ofonion %.
Samuel g. @otts, so. (gci6icOen)
lmo @race 6. 9lDoer.
elmer s. &oberts, %, uno Marp
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@eoroe IS. @ogncr, 2G, mo 9Il-
oina 81. &ro6n 20.
Saul airf, 2G, mo Seunie 9lep-
uolos, %.
So6u 9. Sommer 81 uuo 9ert6o
u SaDoen, 10.
9lrt6ur @l. Golion (oeiAieocn) 80,
imo glnnie 6. Sole, "a.
Charles g. Nlorris, %, ino Norg
6. gaileD, 20.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-21
gInf Ocm gsaIicr nadl gOltOm.

glu @oro OeS 0ompferS y@Iouce.
Iier4 Der @ierbontS ono @linerS
Transportation 60. Der geitern
9lbeno uad 9oIton abfubr, befanoen
iib folgenoe 9Soliagiere: Die SerreI
imo Srouen 3. s.. 9leoo, Stagge, 6.
s. @ertranL 90. 6. Gode, 6. $. Gait-
man ". Goof, 80. IS. Sdmors, ser.
rem Sol. s. @entportb, 3idmino,
Sooous, George 30. @oooworo, @.
S. 2ogue, 9. s. Sealu, iun, 8.
Scalp. 6. Sealp, g. &eolD Gbomas
2pouS, s. ". @oiIen q. 6. &errin,
GuD s. Small 6rau s. @oeerton,
5rIs. 6. Gallagher, 81. @loore, S.
Eeib, s. $. @IondorO, ". Soloeu,
3d. glaDlor, 8. Sorn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-21
Plus Scm Snnereu Wlar0IamO's nub
oen anareu5eaOen Staaten.

Scd s &erionen 0erlest.
gci cincm gtuto.llnfolL Der iib
oui ser Rfdtebr bon @reot Sails an
Der CONDUIT 9looo bel &odpille, Wao,
crciguetc, wilr0en ieds %erIonen Der.
lett. Scrr SorrD gl6eImann neblt
@ottin in0 oreijGbrigem &ino, TO-
luic Scrr imO Srou Soiepb %ortol
mo ocrcn 90 Sabre alto EoAtcr &e'
beccu befonoen iih in Dem bon glbel'
mann gelcnften 9(uto. Der 2cufer
pcriuhtc an elmer idorfcn SurDe ei-
mem anoercn 9hto olisu5peiben,
maAte obcr oie @en0ung 5u i6orf,
mo0urd Der &roftpogen umi6luA.
Nne Snioiien miIroen mlf Den 6obr-
wca aeiAlGloert mo trug 6rou &or'
ton ols idpcrit @erlebte cinel
Sdliiiiclbcnbru1 inO innerc Gcrlct'
3ungcn ooDon. 0ie gerungliidtel
muroeu in 4ripot 9lutomobilen no6
Dem Georgetown llniOeriitdts so.
ipitol gcbrodt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-21

pcrI6panocu Dalo

berIdpanocn DoIo. so ic6e icbt Dicl beiz
fer aus ais 3nUor, nn6 id empicble ieBt
oas Gompomo aIle3eit fir SrauenIeioen.
0a e5 6ci mir oas bemirtle, iuas bon ibni
bebonptct miro. Gic baben mene Srs
laubniB, oieleu @riei 81 Der0iieutliden. "
Nrau &. Wlal, 351S Siios&iucolns
GraBc Gbicnno, Sa
gSenn Gle Die IN Srau WlaD's Brief
erlpdbnien SDnptome baben 9eoenten
Gle oenen. mas SpOia =. SBinibam :
%eqeiable COMPOUND fir iie eetbau iluo
periuden Gle es ielbit IS 1T cine CUTE
altnooiIc6e Nleoisin, aus 98nr8eln imo
Ardiiteru 6ergeiiclt Die 5abaoieu 6rGuen
oe6olien bat
@enn Sic 6eiOnoeren 9lat6 min
idjeu, 10 Idjreibeu Sie al 3goia s.
@SinfGam Nleoicine So, (cOnfiOen.
tiaO, Gum, Wlaii. SIR Srief wirS
non elmer Sran scOffnet, seleien uno
beamtportet nuO ltreHg uertranlidJ
aebalteH wer0eH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-21

@e6oltes ser itGOtibcn 9eolnteH
nG6reno i5reS Gienites ais StootS,
Solooteu murOe lud6reno Der geitri.
gen Sieung ser 9iiooet 9eboroe
Sur6 Sefretdr G6ilOs ongeidnitten.
Gie Situatiou iuurOe beiproheL ltnS
es bat oen 9lnidein oaB oiejenigel
9eomten luelde 3ur 3eit Der g}otic-
uol-@arOe angeb0ren i5r @e6alt
weiter bejie6en, ieooh oeiitete nibtS
oorouf bin, OoB Oieienigen, peldlc
oc3oqen peroen Oenicl6en Gort6eil
gcnieBeu ioQen. Gieie MoBnobmc
piiroe einen @aiieu 9lus5ug aus
Dem 9lat66auic 81 6e0euteu bo6en
Sffi5ieller 9eiud.
Ser critic oiii5ieQe 9eind, BEN ser
General 9lgcnt Der Eeuuiploonia
giicnbo6n, Sr. $. 80. Siunidion, Ser
O3odfolger ocS Srn. @amble Sa.
tro6e, Oem Gat6bouIe abitattete, fan0
md6reno Ser geitrigen Sibung Der
ghOget 9e6orOe, itoit. @elegent'
lid oieies 9eiu6es oertrot er ieine
@eleaIhoft in @er6inOung nit Scr
SdlieBung ser @reteritraBe unO Te.
dunq Ser SariorO Gun 9l6mGferunJ
in ser Central gloenue. Sn Oieier
SinIi6t muroen 9eidperoeu bon
Sol56dnolcrn in oieIer gloH6aridait
gc6ort, moourb iid oie 8e60rOe Der.
anloBt iie6t, ibreGnti6eiolug 5liriid'
5u6altcn, bis Ser StaOt GontroIeur
ilno Ser StroBen6au Sngenieur
Goofiep cine Oies6e5iislibe llnteril-
dung ongeitelt 6obeu.
Gin&uB in Gbren.
gie @arf 9eboroe miro iif in
i6rer am Breitag, Oeu 80. Suni itatt-
finoenoen Siblng nit Dem 9lntrog
oes 5toOtrat6es Spencer beioi'
fen, in pel6em oie @orf 9eb0roe
eriudt werOen ioa, iid nidt III Elm
in anltGnoiger @eiie nusgcfii6rtes
aiilien mo 2ieb6o6eu in 0fientli6en
@orfs ein5unliidcn. g9eoer Frdli-
bent @eems nod irgeno Elm ouoereS
NlitglieO Der @ort6e6orOc, ipraHeu
ib ii6er oieieli 4unft aus.
g8iiniden g8egmeiier.
~
Scrr gfobert s. 9en6om uno u.
2. Garter bonn @erein Der aaui-
leute lmo 6o6rifonten Die 2incoln
Sig6poo @ciclIi6oft Dcrtretcno, er-
idicnen bel ser geitriaeu Sieuug Der
9uoget6eborOc mo criubtcn oieiel-
be, oie @rloubniB fir Die @rri6tnng
BON @cauciIcrn 81 crtbeiIen, Die Die
&i6tung noH Dem 2incoln Si9bwaD
mciIcn. Sic @eicllicboit lit millens,
fiir oie Shilocr 8lI 5ablen. 3ie BE
60roe nobm oaS glngebot an mp
mir0 oic Sdil6er on geeigneten
Stellen on6ringen ioboIo Oieielben
gelieiert iinO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-21

Ser Goftor =. lniu einen G'tnr
cnqoglcrcn. Der roroHn helm Errli
ior Der Mcoi5n 9. IN SiclIunQ NOR
g|orlihiigerpciic criuu0iqic cr 'ih
hci 6icism nod Ocn Gbnraftcrciacm
ihoIlcv Der 4criou uno cmpio9Qt
ouf clucm 8cticl 6ic loFo' iIhe go.
t'5: ,.G05."
.Tom foau ld ibu Rc'llb niAi
cnnoslcreu~ ia0ie 0cr Goftor, .0cm
0gr SER @rncqc rc'OcI mir cpeu,
.gtidt gan5 cbrlidl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-21

,g4un 5rau 5taiie mos wEN
bcnn ciqentlid Sbr Serr Sobn Der
SRchtsproftifont, Der Jet ieinen
GtootsfonfurS gemabt Dot"
,er meib es nod uidjt bis er uitbl
Seine glote bat. SSeun cr eincn en-
Ser frieqt piro CT Wliuiiter lpeal'
er ober eineu Greicr crpiiAt Ilbrt
er meine Sal6it6BIerei fort~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-21

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table 50 m b oiin D
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leu llno icb nabin
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beinl @e1en rei3s
batter 3uitano. Wlas
9enoriiden II. 9lilf
feuid)ner5eu ylers
boiitdt imo @erOaus
HI 90
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meiuem 6aufe au OuIten. gesiie5ul
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ielbfl einen 6pnO. len vie cana 9ut
leiosn iGnucu mic es Iheiui-"
ggir.b: nIos 1T nciner Stau iDs
rcr."
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Qur3e sCrcupe

Batter .Ios fir 5reu'e id aehofl
bob', oIs mein Sunoc mir NIT finl
Su5rsn 6dS yer 6olen icnnh
Sset, mo er tarmI 'cMa Solre ilfs
nit ser GrcGoe 1or6e. mciI cr's aui
oelu gec0e }Ir sd Fie auStrIntt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-21

rgolO Sci. cinen Sirob1iit gu faa.
fen nidt pobr9~
syln ict bobe ncdl msinenNsondmo
BON lcttcn Sonuner, WleIuc ,SrAu
trua i'm Den gan5en gsiutcc icgi
miro iie ibn atcr mobl bolS tidi
mebr brnuhea"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-21
5rnit 5ttay's grief
nu 5rnmCM,
@citcrcr SicuciS, oah eDoia 6.
@iufbam'o %eseta6lc Compound
1eiben linOcrt.

Chicago. Sll ~ sd trantte an eincm
i1linlmen Soil bon 6rancnlcioen. Sgoia
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-21

(5timmeu I'M oie Gde), Gr Iost,l
er Iei ein ieIf.mooe 9aannl
SD be5peifIs ourhaus niht. oaB
er oie gonorbeit babel tbat, obcr Die
9loue uno Spe8ifitatioHeu itammen
ron einem 9IffeHlS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-21
Ue[rbaftasllI llIeomrilrr
SVcrcautiIs gIacurp.
yl. 8. Nllli " 90,
002 6i0 MafBlmo Iruii Aloa.

9aumaterialieL gbiiren, 5enliers
rabmcn, 21Nen etc.
rdiGtrahe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-21

1eutihe Giider mo 8eitibriiten.
VI. cauIiln. Nr 600. g8elhgegnoion' eirabs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-21

Entent-9nip1lse.
Gbmlu r. GAunelc McASannnii Wdienit
6niloelSsG dubmnrien, &ctlaa5reuute. Nidrn
ldu0 Irui Nulolng
Gbnplln u. Jernuipu, il6-1i7 Cam NnihHQ
fHliNDrile &rtahuug
q. 8. & ge 3. 0Dwnlb, All Continental Nln0
@raliiaIren lci 1872 erIolgrei1 10 baltimore
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Gr[dDaftasalI Iee.uril'rr
MercuutiIs glaeucB.
81. IS. Tim & 60,
eo2- oio MarpIauo zruii aoa.
9 9aumaterialien, 9biren 6enliert
rd6mcn, 210en etc.
Gds. " 3uheF d Gep ii5-il7 @hos5reoe'
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oaloels'edntmarie &etaasredbte. 4lar0
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6. sDlugg& g. Z M : g Sonals, ali continental qloa
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9lutomoble.
Qadarb. i--s5 s8.f50 25 s27B0.
s&aaatb Mlgiot 0e 81 baltimore, 3pafIes'
nuone NroS, Sc .populdre Gar S7s5
DlarDu Msobile 60, %araae i40S-10 yicybs
@paressGraBe.
9eituuaen, 8eitihriiten etc.
,,aBe Baltimore Neius Gompamg", Sioberl y Y.
Mepers GeI4diisibrcr. 227 N'danerss@ls
EeutIde Glider mo 3eitIhriiten.
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photograph.
gamraM- 0iu photograph bon sInsaeldmna.
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sreniihe Hanf BON Baltimore" polilmotg,
Ioo eogioen. ces SSobeo aggn els. R,esT SEae
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Gp0r.gonfen.
,,pcnllde epdrbanl pBH Enlilmnge." gulmv.
nuo ealtmore'@irabe.
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"eeals SspOai auS Ssap Ssmpanp," ia eoHio.
Wsarmor. ino Granit.Mcrfc
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griHt1 HnrHeF 0o., 2o5 Noroagaea.siraB..
Fhmbina 6urnoceS, @anaes unS
Sefen, Gadoefcn rno 9iinnen.
emnst erusy 52s Observation-Disclosures
~rr4~T
@npierlhmie0e imo @llmoers.
Jshu pnbert 1894 x1amss.etraRs. y. s. y
xelGpOou; gsoIIe 1909.
Observation-Disclosures.
70. 7. ehadslforo & Co..
1t7~-2i Obumber Commerce NuiiolnQ
,,Denilde Neuer'lerHdlerungr WtIeNiNait" Ooh
llbdnl uJlb NuiimOtea@iraBe
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,,0lugal 9niHraHce SO. Ol eiUcrpnol." Nenrl DR.
g8arielb, 8eliocn3.VlnnaQer, i0i-- i03 4bnit
Der oi Commerce Wullblnu.
,0trmauia BeHer BerFnefnnas WsIenldllh.@
8allmore' nuo Norip'@ts"he
@le6lpIoiten. NleioIl etc.
epeu gpntIH 6 Co., Snsa is-lb @aiberilO@
Nfon6leib. .@eI6Gfte.
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-08

REMEMBER
$4,000
BY MAY L
WHAT is A SECRET?

ChdrenThe thought beautiful saying and it
he today the of tomorrow One of boys
the thing
thought the original with and thought was
lawfully smart"
wonderful
tell Finally along
special favor the thing which have
You great fegnd) surprise
it all the time and pang
thinking wonderful to have
all
be thing secret? tell then
Isn't that wonderful?
BUT there SOME THINGS should always YOURSELF
think akef did, this would unnteresng world
mother told could always have piece of pie whenever
wanted it, would soon tire of pie.
Many years your presented
with three gallons all for his he
until he almost froz death BUT his life he had enough and since
then he has much Did this
you? Don't tell because and / have a
Oh The who told tell will happen
to MEL FARMER SMITH,
Chidrens Editor
certify
has approval FRANCIS oKEEFE,
ISEAL1 Grays
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Naturally, Birslsy, when a feller is
paying his good one cent to find out
something about the war, he oser
cares how many States could be popu-
lationed by the number of people trav-
cling in the New York subways dur
ing 1914, and that ambergrease,
which is used in the manufacture of
high-grade perfumery, is so expensive
that if an ambergrease concern keeps
six salesmen on the road and does an
annual business of % grains Aver
derpoy, it's already sensational"
"That's what happens when you
begin to monkey with a big army"
Birsky said "They start in by tell
ing you what you could read, and
after that, they run the whole thing
like in Germany. Over in Germany
today the Government has issued food
cards, such as bread cards, soup
cards, fish, entree, roast, celery, olives,
dessert and coffee cards. Each card
is good for one week and seven por-
tions, like, for instance, the soup
card reads:
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quits with only 29 Charlotte russes
to go on with for the rest of the
week."
"He could also probably get ar
rested for it, Zapp," Birsky said, "be-
cause in Germany, even before the
war, the things feller could get ar
rested for run all the way from
cornet playing in the first degree
down as far as politeness to old
ladies and cripples second offense,
and the consequences was that 165
per cent. of the population of Berlin
was either out on bail or under sus-
pended sentence. But now that's
nothing already. Since the war start
ed, Zapp, and they put on the lid
tight, yunderstand, and everything
to eat is untersugt, Zapp, the Grand
Jury of Berlin County is sitting 18
hours day handing down indict-
ments against respectable business
men, doctors and lawyers, for will
fully, maliciously, feloniously and
against the statute in such case made
and provided and the peace and dig
nifty of Wilhelm Hohenzollern, King
of Prussia and Emperor of Germany,
eating potatoes without the skins on,
Zapp, or drinking coffee with more
than two Jumps of sugar in it. Yes,
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out Monday morning with a line of
brand new food cards, and when he
comes home that night he foolishly
leaves them in his overcoat pocket
while he goes to wash up. And sup
posing the wife finds out that his
celery and olive cards which goes
week after week without a single
hole in EN-, has got punched out two
portions each. She then looks
through the entire line and discovers
that certain other cards which or
dinarily amt touched, like the cream
de mint card and the ice cream card,
has also got a couple holes punched
into 'em, Birsky. What show does
a feller like that stand to prove an
alibi? Am l right or wrong"
"It'd be whole lot worser for a
feller if him and three other men gets
together on Monday morning and
makes up four full decks of So food
cards each, and then starts up a little
game" Zapp mused. "If such a fell
Ter plays in hard luck and continu-
ally bucks up against such hands as
roasts full of olives when he is hold
ing only three small entrees, we would
say, for example, it's question of
time only when he is either frozen
out altogether, y'understand, or else