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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1916-01-20
Denied a Pardon.

Carl Johnson, who was sentenced
from Lincoln county for the murder
of man on the Blue Lakes grade a
little over a year ago. had the nerve
to appear before the pardon board
of the state. asking to be let free He
was denied this request as seen by
the following from the Capital News:
when the case of Carl Johnson,
sentenced from Lincoln county for
manslaughter to from to 10 years.
came before the board of pardons last
week, Johnson having made applica-
ton for clemency, a letter written by
him was read. In this he stated that
he was not an habitual drinking man
and the crime charged against him
would not have been committed had
he not temporarily courted John
Barleycorn. This is the case where
Johnson and some companions while
on the Blue Lakes grade, all drunk,
engaged in a quarrel with the result
one of them rolled over the grade or
was thrown over. But an entirely
different view was placed on the APP
plication when Warden Shook in
formed the board Johnson was the
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1916-01-20
EARLY ATTENTION TO CALVES
Where There Is Abundance Of Skim
Milk It Is Profitable to Feed
Hefers Until Year Old.

The length OF time that a calf
should be fed on skim milk depends
upon the amount OF milk available.
Some feeders wean their calves at four
months, but it is better practice to
feed until they are six months. II
there Is plenty OF skim milk. II
is profitable to feed heifers until they
are eight months or year old. This
insures better growth and develop.
ment.
The calf will begin to eat grain at
the time it is changed from whole
milk to skim milk. The best wav
to get 1t started is by placing a little
grain In its mouth after II has con-
sumed the milk. 1t will like the taste
and will soon eat without assistance
II the grain Is placed within reach.
A great many feeders practice mix.
ing the grain with the milk. This ia
a serious mistake, especially in case
OF corn or some other starchy food
The calf simply gulps it down. and
does not masticate it. Indigestion
often follows.
When the calf begins to eat grain
readily, only such amount should be
given as will be cleaned up at each
meal. The calls appetite lathe best
guide, but usually he will not eat over
a half pound of grain a day for the
first two months. From this time un.
til six months old. a pound of grain
a day will be sufficient.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1916-01-20
Declared Unconstitutional.

The emergency employment law,
intended to permit counties to fur
nish emergency employment to those
In need of work, was declared uncon-
stitutional by the supreme court in
an opinion handed down Saturday,
sustaining the demurrer OF the COM
missioners Of Ada county to applica-
ton Of James Wiley Epperson for a
writ OF mandate to compel them to
furnish him emergency employment.
The opinion was written by Justice
Morgan and concurred in by Chief
Justice Sullivan and Justice Bulge.
The opinion holds that the act,
which provides for the deduction by a
county from the moneys due from 1t
to the state. OF one-half the amount
expended by the county for emer-
gency employment, is void because It
Is in conflict with section z, article
Z of the constitution.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1916-01-20
The Old Order Changeth.

1t is now possible to walk on dry"
land from the Atlantic to the Pacific.
The chain OF prohibition states ex-
tends from Georgia in the southeast
to the state of Washington in the
northwest. Indeed, one might start
from Florida, which is getting dryer
every day. Wyoming has so much
dry territory that the corner OF that
state between Colorado and Idaho in
terferes not at all with the saloonless
journey. Seven states and the ter
ritory of Alaska vote upon the ques-
ton in 1916-Vermont on March 7,
South Dakota, California, Nebraska,
Montana, Michigan. Idaho (constitu-
tional amendmenD and Alaska at the
general election in November.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1916-01-20
Marines Elected from Show.

Washington, d. C.-Because they
insisted on standing up while the
Star Spangled Banner" was being
played, and refused to sit down when
ordered to do so by persons in the
rear, two privates of the United
States Marine Corps, In full uniform,
were forcibly elected from a local
motion picture theatre. A recent
ruling by justice of the District su-
preme Court gives the management
of theatre the right to eject per-
sons under sumilar circumstance,
and no official protest by the Marine
Corps authorities will result.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1916-01-20
MARKET FOR RABBIT SKINS.
Formerly Being Imported from Ger
many for the Manufacture Of
Felt.

A Washington dispatch from the
Statesman bureau says:
At the request Of Representative
Sinnott of Oregon, hat factory In
Pennsylvania is conducting expert
ments to determine whether or not
the fur of western jackrabbits can
be utilized In the manufacture OF
derby and other styles of felt hats.
II the experiments are successful,
the Oregon congressman is confident
there can readily be built up an
American market for jackrabbit fur,
and once this market is established.
he feels there will be double incent-
i've for killing one of the worst pests
with which the western farmer has
to deal.
In conversation with a Pennsylva-
MIA congressman some time ago, Mr..
Sinnott learned that rabbit fur is i'm
ported from Germany for the manu-
facture of felt. and because of the
war. this supply has been cut on
The idea occurred to him that II
German rabbit fur is suitable for
manufacturing felt. the fur of the
jackrabbit might be equally valuable
and If so there will be no future need
for going to Germany for this raw
material.
Through this congressman, Mr.
Sinnott arranged to have the Penn
sylvania hat factory experiment with
jackrabbit fur. and he then sent to
Oregon and had large box OF jack
rabbit skins forwarded to him. These
skins have been sent on to the
Pennsylvania factory. and are now
being worked up to determine their
suitability for hat manufacture
When the tests are completed, Mr.
Sinnott will make public the result
of the experiments
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1916-01-20

Come to the Times for your butte,
wraps. We use the best paper.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1916-01-20
Weekly Snow Report.

The weekly Wood River snow re-
port received by Governor Gooding
shows as follows. under date OF the
10th:
Hailey-Snowfal to date, so inch
es; same date In 1915, 1875 inches.
Moisture content, 7.04 inches; same
date last year, 80 inch.
The depth OF snow at Galena Sim
NIT on the 7th was 76 inches, and
still showing. According to unoffi-
cial reports, the snow is ten feet deep
at Vienna.-News-Mi
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1916-01-20

Washington, Jan. 4.-The admin
istration rural credits bill was intro
duced today In the house. 1t will be
introduced in the senate tomorrow.
Governmental control OF the sys-
tenn would be in a federal farm loan
board of five, appointed by the presi-
dent for 10 years each. Loans would
be made to farmers by IL or more
federal land banks, each operating in
separate district, with capital of not
less than 100000, which would be
taken by the government II not pri-
vately subscribed.
The land banks would loan to farm
ers through local associations OF Dor
rowers, called national farm loan as
sociations. Every borrower would be
required to take stock in the associa-
ton to the amount of 5 per cent of
his loan. limit OF SO years would
be placed on loans, and borrowers
would be required to make small an
nual payments on principal.
Chairman Glass of the banking
committee unsuccessfully asked con-
sideration of a resolution to extend
for four months the time in which
the. Joint committee on rural credits
shall report on personal credits legis-
lation for farmers. Objections defer
red action for the present.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1916-01-20
A Good Hive Cover.

lightness. Those for eght-frame
hives weigh eight pounds as make
them. | make a rim OF 7s-inch cypress
boards lls inches deep. the same
width as the hive, and " inches
longer. The end cleats OF this rim are
made inches wide. rabbeted on one
edge q by = inch The sides OF the
rim are rabbeted * by y on one
edge so that, when the rim is nailed
together ssinch cypress boards will
fit inside the rabbets for a ceiling.
with no edges or ends OF the boards
exposed TO the weather. The extra
width OF the end cleats is allowed TO
project on. the underside TO shed wa.
ter. After the ceiling boards are in
place the inch or so OF space is filled
with packing, and a top OF = inch
boards is nailed on. with the grain
running opposite to those under
meath. put the ceiling boards cross
wise OF the hive. because the short
boards will not be inclined to warp.
Those for the top are placed length
wise. The whole affair is covered with
the best grade Of asphalt roofing. Or
better, with galvanized iron. The ex-
posed wood Is painted II Is rather
hard to describe. and somewhat hard
to make unless one has some kind Of
circular saw. make them on a
Barnes saw. and they cost me about
20 cents each for material. They
could be made and sold at a profit
for so cents each. would gladly
give dollar each for them rather
than use any other cover that have
ever seen
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1916-01-20
FRESHNESS DESIRED IN EGGS
Those Reaching Consumer Within
"a Hours After Being Laid
Are in Demand.

Freshness is something that every
one desires in an egg. Eggs that
reach the consumer within "a hours
or soon thereafter, after being laid
and are sterile and sanitary, represent
the acme of achievement by the hen
The general public has to depend on
the honesty of dealers to insure get
ting the best eggs unless one has per.
sonal knowledge Of some farm or poul.
try plant where eggs are a speciality
and fortunately the majority of dealers
are reliable.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1916-01-20
sCIATICA's PIERCING PAIN.

To kill the nerve pains OF sciatica
you can always depend on Sloan's
Liniment. 1t penetrates to the seat
of pain and brings ease as soon as It
is applied. A great comfort too with
Sloan's is that no rubbing is requir-
ed. Sloan's Liniment is invaluable
for stopping muscular or nerve pain
of any kind. Try 1t once II you suf-
fer with rheumatism, lumbago, sore
throat, pain in chest, sprains. bruis-
es, etc. 1t is excellent for neuralgia
and headache. 26c at all druggists. 8
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1916-01-20
Ordered to Make Examination of the
Salmon River Tract.


The state land board today direct
ed State Engineer Smith to make an
examination of the physical features
regarding completion of the works on
the Twin Falls-Salmon River project,
so that the board may have before it
his report when passing definitely
upon the application of G. M. Hall,
manager for the project and repre-
sentative of the bondholders and o.
o. Haga, counsel, to have the works
approved officially The application
resulted in a general discussion of
the projects affairs on the part of
members of the board.
Manager Hall and o. o. Haga stat
ed when appearing before that body
that 1t is no more than fair to all
parties concerned that the board take
definite action regarding completion
OF the Salmon river project works
which were installed by the construc-
ton company and which comply with
the terms of the contract with the
state. The board was also informed
that approval OF the works would
make 1t possible to bring the settlers
and bondholders of the project closer
together resulting no doubt in the
working out of solution for the
somewhat tangled affairs that have
involved 1t. The state engineer is in
structed to make the investigation
Immediately and will proceed to do
SO forthwith, It is understood.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1916-01-20
LIvEN UP YOUR TORPID LIVER.

To keep your liver active, use DR..
Kings New Life Pills. They insure
good digestion, relieve constipation,
and tone up the whole system-keep
your eye clear and your skin fresh
and healthy looking. Only Csc at
your druggists. 3
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-02
ALMOST TOO MUCH RAIN
Jam Wells Ceustf Fsrasrs esstno
Troutis Nth me Weed,

Ai&Nh FsAss Aas Tire drasth
shat nntrt o. aohetiNna ilhf ,raf
i.as epur 'u smash rhs fRins bessn 80
Data 3 and paNs go .rssnnnlr Uuie
s,icr teen srAi tns iasi woes of trH
uaAs when q taf pfru sNUNfe snd
susnr fau hat fsiitn almost rNtn aas
Naiinn catn hr mrfn karlf mile
frtetitH i.ssIsiar ettat sNd osnf hfN
boon plaEtui H iarfuf nNuaEts
Toe fain has nefn 81 eentiuuuus tbat
snpis farmrfs hast eittr up fitlds ana
ar mrvlns ihom u Eve ga ~ wetas
ard VIII rlani thF sainf iants aeaH as
s,'un AS lhss sah fAbs up ihs vnssls u.l
pufu them ihf1 U0sm ih wefs "a
pr,iiunf waY Nheu tu fr, io cianh out
ihr crnls Nnrn tht @tras ha,t utam
ga such e start nn to,aut so chs faio,
Wsathsr
IfVuth ntan1 WnHf thousands Nf
hrsh 20 safflt Nfr shipped to cit,t
parts W the state fur ia.iuiatr dut.
ins Nss aua iunc many sfuDbutru
hase ALREADY shIrati heli soah hasN
snl aihrr Wil &C. sa ai onUr as fh0
grass b. WIS fuur nnv
ifaairfiis hts hIi $500 Wtila euuutt
HNl rtVrf fatN Dr. uuNInE
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-02
CALLER CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
tt "CIEARING House, FOR SOUTH TEXAS

Uhet lttp hth s,l.lari,v shslls a DAP
rs,ala ~ sutesA out ~ railway wotef
misunderstanding c,fur&ns ~ NeefAaAA. a.
ssagdlsH a. Chairman ilUAlrslft tSuns
soald assa " mAdc thefe, uhiie l,~-s.
sl'ihinr snd nlincsal eHrsllss sty ssAii
akas ths,fmsa Mssfas y Hh5fted ~
Sew lesssy tsnuA thr vefk iboff -
Assss thei vs. &issA,d lAs stass LASTS
s,aans, Alvisiens. vssh etncsSl heVAhswnr'
~. a. ths Nsaatk tstN heA ihe ta'st
g,snlir wsw obtained
Arpthss asttelt~tiee - lss~ manuiae'
tursfs an eusruis NORMALLY totally ~
3, lated a. war oan svinN Nhsti tsssiersss
g. she aosrtHmgut ia ~ eiursevuc, vns
slniUu in a., vase II = silsrlkmlth a.
rsi,a hs ,haumau y White * New
\ "a ahr Is ne~ mak'ng thensaini- ~
cartridge saarh dAs toe a., ttvnrh
saf Ana hullgt AaoAsls a, nv rate ~
a,eral nillion . ecek lhis Fam esvli
sirD max, nsd gun emmunlttnn v Sc
susti icAks manufactures. m eAsena
ne the hsNttssi nAiFtiatiea a. tiaah
mAn i,,An "a ia~ifs eNpfvss,sA raerr
nrss 81 rseift noms " the rfoIss'd ~
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-02
R0BST0WN NEWS BUDGET

ENsNruWN rcaaa ACES wt
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sprHt raudHt I'm .u.u Ctutu
Ntesu NaD.u mphia,i 5000 .WYrr
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asg
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frituH iH ushHp 8nHtff
Mtf Ntfr fuHtr uf Manchester is
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homr iu spcna ihr c,umne ihr ucsB
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.stHing SIR Klnurs .sited d0iionnf
puuch and ratr ghnae prnDnt wsff
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-02
INDUSTRIAL AMERICA
WElLEQUIpHDFOR
EMERGENCIES OF WAR
OWN soooo CONCERNS eRrPARUo
10 MAKE MUNITIONS. ORD
RANCE. GfC.
RESULTS OF INVENTORY

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daf BE-, Hartman Howard teiuu ri
iho Donmntte. au luiusffiai rrrqand
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coo lnii,i States aho has 'br eath lN
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duGt thr thnupandt "a ihlnps ffan shslla
tu ahstin. hfushea Unnecessary inf chs
government ur h nefuuai rHei
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-02

on lrAsE wANrro.

WANTED tHl aud raH ittrfs "n
anan hatinr saup pfnsucem fiu'u ESQ
atfes up Nul gto Tor raur au atr
guate smnunt ~ ltffN IAip auf
NpS a sssf'SS Sfusf stnet az firtrl
anme Cnmpanl which proposes e.
drili @ Nrla Ritbln inc urRt sa months
ihc hert lofHtions az solicited hY thD
rNwpart'a Etniasitf NiA NrUafv titD
nfrt q wfls boot pa matter where the
weIIa arr io.at,.f NNt NtN l,e interest
"a ln All. ~ thfm jo upv retont o.
,our sfpel Gee clean square. cu.
operative husinraa proposition, 90
YOU usnt A. cos iu7 Address if o. g..
f3I SOP kcs ainur huiidinr ruabutah
Ts
= D. 81 nscdlsss 'o ada ihat your
lands mHst roreess isiAl. ptoHprotH. ln
orlor o. be taken itto pur project
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-02

~ arr ruimrhsu homo sites iu.
sirt near raf hur overlooking ia1 nnd
ftne 1i,v of cHs Thnk of H o. times
m"rc frnund thau rssidpuUc lrt sps-
ciul price and frrms
io.acfo twtA iaud ciose lu aiI Boz
cultivation. smau each payment bal
ance lonE time
ESQ aerDa htst improved fafm e.
, iccss county Tbla can hu had li 3D.
hstFaln n SOLID ln uest 80 dt,a
$50 acres unmfratoa nsar Noht
town very ine biaUk mni Ouner
sIH accept small cash payment hna
rIo vrrt uncIal terms 10 puri.aaef
nln Improve land lficr So per
acis.
FOR EXCHANGE
ruom mndprn Residence on Chs-
psrri strot & 60 trade Tor close ln
RcfgaEr.
NcN le reom star, modern resI
dcnt, South Wufl owner vlu OH az
tlreain rfng special terms. of
trade for CLOSE in apartment at"
95 acres oAtEa fine hiarh l.ud lcss
than two miles from Rnhainwn located
on puhiie road ana failraad g0pd
farms on three sides owner wili trad,
for a. rpus Chfiaii property
vs. have d number ~ riDr hunga
rows rnd cottages that W. cnn mass
sucriui price. un also have 20 rtni Nri
~ t,rt attractive tradrs hHt"d. Sees
ua " ln the markct for anf ihine
BAKER Wood REALTY co
Thane Tul az
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a DOCTORS eGSTDY roe covess

hH Cufc for DaHsha Hna ruina ilf
UrWa pint Tar H0nrl combines fnfs
rsfnrdiss iH ieai ibe rgM prutafftap 90
do thf inori E1ud ~ suiumrr onHFhe 'G
cnIdH a tnal afl prove thf FHiHr ~
thif sniaudia r0urh fHrutrins itf
Bells i4nf Tsf ilanu nenthfH tif iffif
tauou stops Yaur oouEt Aiiis tnr ff'i1
b. fua end iasa sou gnrid ~ af
"A 1se luuI, Hli mar tran r9niru
500 81 viW wap 3nnr tuurt AZ afHn-
ethfa Advert aeemnf
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-02

Don -NIE Dnc iaw wheeled wagon
.rHtore end middle hreah. -
.Iu.fsr Street
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-02

l1e Aui WAIST Go utshe $500 in $500
per month Stan 1919 auto preferred.
80 Thornton snd WHfntF sf fHftn
Auto iAsefF sit rnaparrni nf 'hnne
i7i atb
WANTED 70 Lease
WANTED ro LEASE Pasture lard
with plcnif ~ water ana grass CON
sidtr 600 art,s up i0 zoe Address .
~ fson GA. Cln. $50
"pouhie sesi~ tinrn wfu knep foH
poNfr nfrss thr iiHfnur and she Oil 81
$50 crank csne a. result You WIZ
hafe cleaner motor cleaner spark
piuan clranrr valves fn@fr reuHir bile
mud more power than luu fNff had
Nars Power,
nur car na asttff RNai iiH uinlf
~ Cusf ir nr WEAK aud iHrfhei"uf 30
See weakest vital point Wasted power
mnaaa uasfad fu,l and ueclrse fuf
Ichanlral strain aithHut inrrearfd rfii
Irlenes. And rtNft ounce ~ preaHurf
THAR escapes fhFpuHh innsY piston rinrs
b. pHuHr fnU hf Nat4nA tH ara nos
rnfrninr ln frrrlrf ilrH Youf eaf
istserrd hafi riiwiinE the hiiiH Nhils
ofheg ctrs riffe nf hnH there Nesf
an eafaaattf frri.nn "a nuHif on ~
rrumterr back nrtnH ~ "hnurkinm
crFluee Thenf are nauif a she frsgifs
d - lfst.ne ltFtsn finns wairh neglect
"a lad ~ an rruenrftr uNfthauilnH
Dosbls Seal nirgs Secure
Pull motor power. Frffrft pnmhya.
flon issa fmaRr
Minimum earbonirannn.
Less rHIfalrs
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-02

" ANihp ~ TRADE iais n,e raa.
:. nf'f siaiehesrr On vacant BOZ AS.
~ H. buthanan. sQit Chararral
sys
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Miscellaneous

slTWlA CONSISTS Not ~dd m
stnfcn Mu Ilafrure g. n,Hhlt Cor
setinr sgs Walnrf street CprpNs
Chusu Texas etS
TIus is Secs, 90 t,u 5000 Cost as 81
lHis uap,uirr shnp De- .lt I,ellra So
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MONEY 10 LOAN.
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street Nl
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900 Doe former friends 800
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,oil aiinA business iot auto va nav.
q s"od businesses. ruoi l,ca,lan vl,h
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20 tAae 60 auto. Auy maar ear-a
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dton cheap fof caHh soe q az Sp'
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condition; $1,000 Call Mbircdft
telephone tsa 80
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Wanted

WANTED Vs Desirable faane gnusic
traam matrfn house itgnt mu.i ne
saelnatr Ihon, PISS
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clsrERNs CLEANED.

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in iaedras ianiss shallow en meta
eafr sfS tnNrr n4k
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WANTED nsaauic rafiy g. frpiVseni
iNsnslh iHsutaHcf VWpany Nf.iinf
tAr. tnrns,io hahiains and hau insur-
asr~ Must furnlsh tert er i.esi &c rtf
ffenrfs tUed prapositioh a. riNhi
man Address lees teaer Nuiidlne
iluAstnn Texas