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The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-10-03

Editor The Daily Commonwealth:
1.-THE Woman's Club of Greenwood"
will act as hostess for the Eighth Dis
trict to the mississippi Federation Of
Women's Club" November l4th to
18th. The enclosed notice Of that con-
vention by our State President, will,
l am sure, be of much interest to a
number Of your readers, SO will
appreciate your giving it place in
your columns. Cordially,
MRS. MONROE McCLURG,
President The Woman's Club OF
Greenwood.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-10-03
BULGARIANS RETREATING
ON MACEDONIAN FRONT,
Serbians Driving Them Back Under Heavy AEtil-
lery Fire -Rumanians Invading BulgaE5k
With Large Force Fighting in West

trenches and another, aetery haze
been taken.
The Bulgarians' attack upon, the
British positions onNAe left bank Of
the struma River YeEs Igpuisad. the,
Bulgarians sust heavy losses. !, :
DEGREES fDF HATE.
(By As1sieaed Presso
Birminghan gland, Oct 3.--vis-
count Brye e. 6hsfher ambassador at
Washington IN undressing congre-
gational Union today decried the
spirit of hate against the Germans
and the talk Of lasting trade war. m
concluding his address he suggested
that g league to restrain aggression
and compel arbitration with the I'm
tied States in important matters be-
organized.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-10-03
THIRD PARTY IN GREECE.
(By Associated Press.)

Paris, Oct. "a new political par
ty favoring Intervention in the war
on the side of the Allies, is being
formed in Greece by Demetrios Gou-
naris, former Premier, according to
an Athens dispatch. The dispatch
says the movement is meeting with a
very favorable reception.
Dispatches from Peloponnesus re-
port widespread demonstrations there
against the ti-Venizelist movement.
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FIGHTING ON SOMME FRONT.
(By Associated Press.)

Paris, Oct. 3.-Violent fighting has
been in progress on the Somme front
at Hancourt, the war Office announced
today. The French curtain fire and
machine guns checked the German at
tempts to debauch from Stpierre
Vasst- Wood, in this region.
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(By Associated Press.)

Sofia, Oct. 3-The retreat by the
Bulgarians under heavy Serbian ar
tillery fire, is reported by the war Of
flee referring to the Macedonian front.
The number of Rumanians who invad-
ed Bulgaria is placed at several bat
talions. They crossed the Danube
River near Lianoo, between Rustchuk
and Turtukai.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-10-03
TWO EARTHQUAKE
SHOCKS RECORDED
Seismographs at Georgetown Univer-
sity at Washington Feels Them
5000 Miles Away.
(By Associated Press.)

Washington, Oct. 3.-Two earth
quake shocks were recorded last
night by the Georgetown University
seismographs. The center of the dis
turbances were estimated to be about
5000 mile distant.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-10-03
PRESIDENT TO OMAHA.
Wilson Will Spak in Nebraska City
Thursday Night-Returns Sat-
urday to Shadow Lawn.

(By Associated Press.)
Long Branch, Oct. 3.-President
Wilson will leave here tonight for
Omaha, where he will speak Thurs
day night, returning to Shadow Lawn
Saturday.
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BIG ADVANCE IN
COST OF LIVING
Department of Agriculture Has Fig
ures to Show Increase-Every-
thing Is Up.
(By Associated Press.)

Washington, Oct. "a marked in
crease in the cost of living is shown
in reports received by the Department
of Agriculture from the principal
markets of the country. Meat prices
have advanced "a per cent, farm pro-
ducts nine per cent and potatoes 116
per cent during the past year.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-10-03
BUTTER AND EGGS
HIGH AT CHICAGO
Prices the Highest known for This
Season of the Year in the
Windy City.
(By Associated Press.)

Chicago, Oct. 3.-Extra creamery
butter sold here today for thirty
eight to forty cents pound, as
against twenty-seven cents last year.
Eggs retailed for thirty-fve cents a
dozen as against twenty-four last
year. These prices are the highest
ever known in Chicago at this season
of the year.
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ACTION OF SUPERVISORS.
Board Not in Session TOday-Will
Meet Again TomorrOw-Allow-
ances Made,


The Board Of Supervisors, who met
yesterday in regular session are not
in meeting today, having postponed
this meeting until tomorrow when
they are to open some important bids
for different county work. The ses-
sion yesterday was devoted to allow
ing accounts and few other matters
of more Importance.
The Board will receive on the first
Monday in November sealed bids for
the purchase or lease Of the county
farm.
The contract for installing the
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World Championship Series To Open in Boston Next Saturday
N. Y. MARKET
GAINS LITTLE
Closed Five to Nine Points Up-New
Orleans Unchanged-Spots
Unchanged.

The New York cotton market con-
tinued to go upward today and closed
Eve to nine points up. The New Or
leans market closed unchanged. Spots
remained unchanged. Sales 9,545
bales.
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DEGREES / UF HATE.
GERMANS TAKE OFFENSIVE.
by Associated Press.)

Petrograd, Oct. 3.-German forces
have taken the offensive south Of
Dvinsk, attacking the Russian lines
in force near Novo Alexandra, the
war office announced today. They
were met by an intense fire from the
Russian guns and forced back to their
positions.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-10-03

Following is the call to the men,
bers Of the Federation to send their
delegates to the convention, issued by
the State President:
ITO Mississippi Club Women:
"Our state meeting will be held at
Greenwood on Nov. ID to II, inclu-
sive. I hope every club that has not
sent in its report to the correspond
ing secretary will do SO at once. ]
am requesting all clubs to instruct
their delegates to pay special atten-
ton TO the departments Of work in
which they are most interested for the
club year, and to take part In the dis
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(Bv Associated Press.)

Chicago, Oct. 3.-Settlement Of the
championship title in the National
League today is possibility, but in
erder to bring that about Brooklyn
must win from New York and Phila-
lelphia lose two games to Boston.
This would give Brookly So victories,
b9 defeats to 80 victories and 81 de-
|eats for Philadelphia.
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ORDERED FORTRESSES TO BE
" EVACUATED.
(By Associated Press.l

London, Oct. 3.-Field Marshal Won
Mackensen, commanding the forces Of
the Central Allies operating in the
province of Dobrudja, ordered the
evacuation of the Danube fortresses
of Silistria and Turtukai recently cap
tured, according to a Rome dispatch.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-10-03
STARTS AT BOSTON.
(By Associated Press.)

(By Associated Pre5S.)
New York, Get. 3.-The National
Baseball Commission today decided to
>lay the first game of the world Sc
lies Saturday, Oct. 7, at the National
League Park.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-10-03
REMOVE GUARDS,
CARS ATTACKED
New York Street Car Strike Still
Causing Tr0uble-Fired Into
Elevated Train.
(By Associated Press.)

New York, Oct. s.-Soon after the
announcement today that police
guards would be removed from the
elevated lines the subway trains were
attacked by strikers and sympathiz-
ers. A bullet fired into an elevated
train clipped piece from the ear Of
a passenger and fell to the floor after
penetrating the motorman's boots.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-10-03
RAID GERMAN TRENCHES.
(By Associated Press.)

London, Oct. 3.-The war Office an
nounced today that the British forces
south of Loos had successfully raided
the German trenches.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-10-03
FURTHER PROGRESS MADE.

Paris, Oct. 3-Serbians, fighting in
the Kaimakcalan region on the Ma
cedonian front, have made further
progress, according to the war office
today, first lines of the Bulgarian
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-10-03
PREMIER 0KUMA,
JAPAN, RESIGNS
Will Recommend To Emperor Ap.
pOintment of ViscOunt katO
in His Place.
(By Associated Press.)

Toxic, Oct. 3.-Nichi Nichi Shim-
bun, in an extra edition, announces
that the cabinet and Premier Okuma
have decided to resign. The Premier
stated that he would recommend to
the Emperor the appointment of Wis.,
count Kato as his successor.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-10-03
ATTACK AIRSHIP SHEDS.
(By Associated Press,)

London, Oct. British naval aer-
oplanes yesterday attacked German
airship sheds in the vicinity Of Brus-
sells, the war office announced today.
One British aeroplans lost.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-10-03
NEGOTIATIONS PROGRESSING.

No Hitch In Sight In Contract Sched-
ule for Miners in Kansas.
(By Associated Press.)
Kansas City, Oct. 3.-Negotiations
over the. district contracts for coal
miners in Missouri, Kansas, Arkan-
sas and Oklahoma are making prog
ress" according to conferees today. No
disagreement is in sight, it is an
nounced.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-10-03

Closed unchanged.
New York spots.
New Orleans spots 16 cents.
Sales 9,545.
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NEW YORK MARKETS.
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

Closed 5 to 9 up.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-15

Dear MIR Thompson I anSNiwenty-
five yolrs old md mtll about two
month. ago have been goinE with n
Young man We kept company seven
Years llr didnt stop going with me all
ut once Tnor" Is another gin who Just
moved her" and At first he started to 20
with her too ! ,uld him / didn't Ike to
huyo him. but ho didn't pay any nttcn-
t'uu 10 me. Thuu told him he could
choosn between Is and no took her !
Hns too proud - Jet him see Cnred
Then about q wcct ago I heard Tint he
wlg cuglgcd a. her and he is because
I .I0 h'r ring tho siuu evening thnt /
hcnrd about n r'uk hr SIN loves
me uud that hc wanted 10 punish me.
They nrn 10 hr married the last Of June
10 you think II would be- all right 10
write him u lcttor and sny that | nm
sorry for what I dld and that II he wants
to he can come back TO me- love him
800 much that / cannot live without him.
10 you think u was right fo him 10 60
with m' an thos" years without asking
me 10 marry him
rROKIN-HENRTED GIRL
when man pors with one girl for
number NJ years Nc H. expected 80 marry
her mt ne Is mot Obliged to Your case
Is unf0rtunrt, md there is really n tn
lng you can 10 nat forget the man and
lOol, fOr happiness elsewhere Since you
and he were not engaged you have no
cnim on him
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ne tABtt

IHH.r iiHw uuy uEl uHUul h1m.
two quarts brussels rfpuis uHr hu b.
u'tytru.s thfyr.ipufihs ,ut ,hH.u.i
rhi,rs unr teaspoon salt, whole ,'ut.r.
vnc fourth teaspoon prppvf one Nbr
sroon MIXED pickle srirc, dr, bead
crumbs rbrNuN ihr ham for th.fi, wiu
ut,> aud ihtn dtsm vhop together 'hr
Nsl,iabl,s Ha fine as rn~ihlo AMI add
WuU water tH wpk" PASTE NrHsun
with fsN Vspu,f Then. with '1HE
sh.fp t'fir m1trs iuyIaiuns ihfuuth iIv
ham sIuui br m.h HuI 7 hf'I apr'.
stuff ,trH ur. UNH M. N,r.H'l. W.S
Wfs rH.hms f Iu with re- 'lur' HsHI.
mont that Nn r ih, iu.4iHn Nhvn
ihs ham q. sihfiri fru uHhih H
rhrr.tt.ui plunge Il INTO huI ur water.
adj 'h, plrky snirr and hnI rrnur ut
tender. ffam four 'u five hpus Let
roA n the nam Hluot then ftmuvH
ss.n and ius' the fst ihitkly wlh bread
crumbs stud With tby whole % wee .ul
iUen n hHi oven
kyisrr-s one fourth pound tn 4
frt unv hard tH.,ei rgE. nip fNIfth
pound odd ruuk,l nsh ieo N fru.rs
~ ruiiss a iiii't sails and pypHa-. U..
mn,r sk.n AMI bnnss nom nsh and
ht~ah into fatss Aii ir 4, melted Iu'
,st. white ~ rrr chopped fine and the
c,,uksd tlcs Ssasrn and heat tho .uu ~
~ t1le Nn plnt',f ana rsfrish With
rhrrrsi rafslr, ani the ,uk ~ the rrr
vhI,h has been fubist q through a Sieve.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-15
Beware of the DOG!

Sometimes though tho nice Rmicable-
looking CANNES turn ont 10 be- lilte people
We meet surface angels and heart
d,Nk
Lately / have received so many letters
from animal lovers asking mo 10 write
something agalnft vivisrclion The let
tors are strong, t,n"o and dramatic, and,
a. ! read them. | am quite overwhelmed
ht their viewpoint the thought that the
little animals ! love 80 are tortured
sometimes Wtntouly, breaks my heart !
have spoken Of this 10 many physicians
who argue IN favor of cNporimcnting
upon the animal that th, child mny h'
spared
Hut In this they an agree that only
scientists and surFcOns who understand
what They are doing should h. per.
mittcd free hand IN such operations
which cause terrible rncking suf'erus
To- animals
cannot forget the horror " visiting
public school where the children v re-
allowed 10 diss'Ct u living frog NuDu
] turned away shuddcrinr. the teacher
faced mo with THIS accusing quest On.
'iou c1' meat and you have nothing
10 sny oi the mcfcilos killing of lambs
and calves IN" little creatures YOU pre-
tend 10 love 50 much"
She was right only vegetarian then
cnn claim To be- true 10 his religion of
the heart regarding the dumb creatures
BE- would protect
Then Why not be- fogcinr,an'"
romr' the echo from thousnud. Of would
D., followers
Again must defend ua Gators ot mrni
n Ia not su ,rsy 10 undermine the
habits of many years and vc 1ll haven't
tho ioril'udo 60 follow the lino, We would
prescribe fpr ourselves"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-15
REVOLT WORSE THAN
GhlllP0ll CAMPAIGN

NrW YORK. Ne, Co.,. ~ 'c,il u
Ne \dnn NJ Melbourne Australia vhn
v,n attached to tho Ho,pl Medical rutr-
" the nrtsh army durine the Gh'npoli
campaign and who WIS hcsisrtd in the
shrlhorns hotel M phhlin Ireland dur
ing ihs rurcui rebellion there. arrived
hrtr SUNDAY on tho steamship rhil1.
delptis from Liverpool ~ declared NO.
had more narrow escapes 'n me ltish
NuItbi during tho short iimo hr was
there than n IN ihr Uall.rpn campaign.
w MrNdtm slil No. saw 'hu Countess
Mstkir,irf 1iiif,l in mems clothing Hud
wearing p hinrr ~ fc,ul,rfs leading the
lish trh'ls ilr Was informed hc add
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-15

"ur -. .,,o.no,, uhUc ,vc were
hn ""r, a'',, w., i,,ro ',yr rl,ced
i ou. o,' ous,, ,o,s,.''' ,hc m Stone vplI in
Ssp' CLOSING 'V' b,an,Ini country hone.
, -, ~, mo d,g nc bites"
roaa. nM"'. n. ~, y" T.ror,ous hIrh.hrcd
.,.a, ,'Jn namo n,Sst,r, nf TN actors re-.
,n,tso. ,rm eInd ,bcv warned us-l
n,tgh, b,ve cnns too u,ar"
Ana Inst b,c,us, there was Tint fign
'"s ,s, ,,,n v.. b,.,d, myself Win
y" .,a,,, ~ CO., ut. animal whose fcror-
49,, uas od,.r,i..d lry curiosity did not
- n,o :, a., uneasy si,,e very Ions.
,or u,o c,,,, r,,c sviIur omen ana a
,,,,onsi,o ,oIed out
T., tho co, u,s on clerantIy. gowncd
woman who might huvo been % grand
mother were 10 not Tor the 7dlritnl art
Of todays hcnuty rulturist whose prom
Use Is. we scll eternal youth And
there on each side NJ her, were two
pompous and arrogant looking ppollcH.
who were 20 orIHocrarr and orcrin.
dulccd they could uo Longer even exert
thcmselN's 90 was Their lnllh
As IN, limousine passed us. ! caught
q rllmpso of the woman raising one M
the dogs to her face ana Kissing it
smack upon H., slkeu ear "HoWarc
NJ tho dor" tepcnird 10 mys.n with
n laugh what a lot Is implied hy a
phrase liko that. md how often We ron
fess ourselves when We mc advising
others
"A DORIS dor for a' tbt." and is
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what Madgs Saw IN the Glrl UlCkY Il,
over SO enthusiastically.


over SO Enthusiastically,
Wen. we are In plenty of time
We were seqtcd. Dicky and l. IN the
waiting room of the long island railroad
Dicly had bought our tickets 10 Marvin,
~, little village which was to be- the
starting point of our country ramhlc. and
$50 were putting in tho time before our
u.In Wus ready M gazing pi M" usual
morning scene iu railroad station
Thor. were MOT mans passenger Eo
Iu- uut io the stations 0n the island. Dot
uur, u' ,omwulrra H,r. wryug
through the station on th,.I was to their
uinurl aud other places OF rmplu' m"n'
"Non don't see many OF the onmWut
or up here" birky remarked There
e. p1upg. direct from the trains 20 tAc
subway un the lower l,,rI and most NJ
them take that Some uf the women
yuw" up 10 pruk ht M the waiting
room uui SOME Oi lh" men come trrUusr
hrc ~ got ,iEnr- or ptpnr hut the big
crowd !. down ou the train level "
10 you notice how ronicut,l and
healthy most of them look" asked
"Its different looking set from the
ordinary Cly crowd" ulrky uc1uIoscrd
idh. "Of course they nfc healthier
They live more regular lives and have
Ilyuiy uf fresh air. Hut not for me m
tn winter time Too deadly dull. and u
you want 10 come into town it take. u
year or two TO get IN and back But In
th, summer time. when you only have to
g'' IN once of twice week. rs the
only life"
I hardly heard him cor was so inter
,s',i m a glrl who hpd iu.t come INTO
the waiting room | had never seen su
s''f.possrsscd n creature iu my lifu She
WnF unusually beautiful with golden hair
that was 80 fcal the most c1ptiuus per.
lr couldn't suspect that htlr NJ being
frd Her ewes we're dark. and the un.
usual combination NJ eyes uud h1ir fitted
lace with regular features and q uir
skin had seen Christina. uni Easter
cards With faces like h,rs But had
never seen any one likr h'r in frll l'r.
uud I am afraid stared 1' hof nH hard
us did everyone else Iu the waiting fuum.
"Hy Ioyr" plyay drew iu deep
breath Isn't shr the most rpplus
beauty Nuu ever EnV''
uis ,,oa we're following hrr 1.-the. urr.
feet ngut, pH she walked down the wait
In ruom have never sruu q pfrtty lIrl
appear so utterly urruu. Dious uf 'hc
glou,ns directed toward h,f as she di
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-15
HlBtRNlAN LEADER
DEFENDS UPRISING

huSroN. Msss Ma, rs The r...,,
vWMqg in Ireland was called jus,itsb ble
~ Mathews Cumming. fpfmsf rtssiasn,
(" tho Nnri-ni ufisf VI inbrfrlsns m
'N address before the Hu.,on u,.itr
Sutir', sunday nrh,
While We mou those ifish vriun,.s s,.
W meipfs.' hc ssId what a rioti,u.
f'or'd. that instead ~ DIVING ite toes
nh 'rfrisn hstiisn-ids fuf the ptnisb
'irpif'. 'hry ss,e up thst lives q, brp,s
nrhirg iui freedom
Three Thousand oi them held the
s't'N'Ihulds NJ Dublin ict Seven ds,s
srsinst ieeoo nriush ttcops. With Nj.
runs snd moicfn Implement. N va
itts unlY vhen their food aud smnu
mi'cn vete shne did the Irish volunteers
surrender"
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-. ihe, shc had shot si, NJ bcr TIov
srs because ne, refused io ohe, hci or.
drr-
Another passenger uu board ,hc rhlla
dslphR was Colonel Uecrrc q SUR mill.
br, nt'Nchr of tho American smhas,,
~ london who viii assume charge VI tho
aviation service of the United States
ARM,
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Revelations q
BENZ d,e Confessions dan
Aef6&e Married Woman

uuf Witu Nuiubu'H intuition ! knew
that underneath her calm exterior she
wa noticing and appralsing every admir-
ins look he received | could not have
told how I knew this. but ! did know It.
She sat down rt,le distance from us,
and pluky irinkly turned quite around
10 stare NJ her.
Il wonder n she Is going on our train"
~. mu..d rs George. I never saw any
, trrg nkr hrr m my NE"
.npk.d 20 him In open omazoment
tinr,d NOT little with resentment lie
Nns with mr. hb bride oi lees than
month. Tor our 'r1t dtN'H outing since
our marriage uui set hs eyes We're fol-
lowing this other, woman with the most
open admiration ( felt hurt. neglected
but was determined be- should not think
m' Jealous
what She Wore
Yes isn't she beautiful" | said as en-
Enthusiastically as I could y never have
seen just thai combination Of eyes and
hair"
~ her features md figure that get
M" I'd like 90 get glimpse of her
hands and feet Perhaps she WIN N near
us In the train n .ho does. / promise
YOU am going to stare NJ her unmcr-
DuIy"
tried to think of something 10 say
which would not hotruy my resentment M
h.' uuon admiration of ihis girl Hut no
words came 'u my mind saw. how.
'''r thgt u did not matter DirV would
not have heard anything / said anyway
II" WIS too nj. ofh'i In studying the gifl
Nin'.iruthr ~ the mon In the station
we're doing the SANS thing
Most NJ the women yer, looking M her
also som" with hostile glnuceH others
WIN q crilic'l survey while q few we're
honestly admlrlng her
/ hri io admit ihai her clothes alone
vrr" v"ll worth looking nt Either she
o' ''W" one fur her hiI carefully Ir-
e.ru't them with hui ON, thought that
'HN 'huull suit hrr Sh, wa ao ,rr,
blonde ln hair ud skin. va regular of
'niurr that she really would have h,au
lacking iu color except Tor her ,loih,.
lut The small hpt th1, ai sn t..ttIly
upon hrr head would have bughtenrd .t
'Nu'ui''N Du.ufl'.s woman n was made
'' ''iIs" velvet with hlud u' brown
'W' resting against her nir hair. aud
t''nium hlu. COINS. 'o ,Spuiltrk fash
l'l'1 'a 10 upruut r,ll. H.rti,r,d cnrr.
.N around 'hr hf'w The brown uf
'h' 'ur vUs 0Ku the brown of h,r eyes.
'n, flower. ,I,if,t t.r ,,.. wv
po,y n,t,. n,.
fbr gown V,., ~, u,,..
ui,. pI,,. Gown ,f ,.i,,, w, y.
iHrh n. tp Do, n,t-f. lilac. rt, -
W.. cut In the ~. ., A., tpnT " 4"
i1uN ,,,u gown and there ,,.r, ,,,,t,.
h,H boo rr. rr,r. ~, ,.. ' N'' h',
I'Ncf '"'
iIrr COAT .vB., r,,,t...,,... ...,.....,
kn ipus ,rr I,,',... '"' NV NV ' pohN
q m.uuN appraised b., 8. b1,.,. N"''
n.... muu,, iu r.,If ti.,p ,,,,.. ..,. b., ,
.H.r ur. MI,. .,,g ..r ''''' ''''''
When Uri looked ,l her ,,.,.,.,
Doc. iD hu , woman uf vr,I,b r,'
rnu careful ..utIry tait IN. ~, "
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grape lulc" wagon on his visit, hero and
mounted the orange juice wagon
The Juice o' the orange H nov IA, IA.
Nori'' dtluk aud so popular with tho one.
time secretary ot state that hs carrie,
= vase ot fruit with him Today In hl,
hurried departure some onc forgot 10 load
ne orsnscs on Nj Rr,sns special train.
No one Knows what he drank when MI.
lfaln fenchcd neiEhhorinr cities wher. he
II speaking on pfohihiion
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WILLIAM J. BRYAN
IS "0FF THE STUFF

DAVENPORT. lo~p, MAY ls-wh.
uam Jennings nr,ah has Iulj grape juice,
not IN tho never arain' si,ie ~ the
prnitcnt hut IN speculative possibly
ngain" fashion ilr climbed of the
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Grace " Thank YOU 50 much FOR your
beautiful. encouraging letter You have
no idea what letters NJ this description
mean 10 us. who arc trying 20 please our
audiences
Anne @ I hope You viii see our ncyt
plny 'lluldn From Holland MS Il COM
nlns The Information you were asking
for
T. " = That m'h cure g.u arrrh o.
lHs i',n known 9. benefit mn.. nut =
lll, never uI,I Il
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.r'h telephone bills for ns month
w WAY 'r, pHst dur n not u,iJ nv
Y m ~ tho 10Th service viii b, dl..
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