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mentS that could not be removed by
science and medical treatment. Joe
Wilson laid down his own life as a
supposed act of escape from his
earthly distresses and fell into
|drcamlcSs sleep, never again to awaken
on earth to visions OF danger, and to
haunts of evils within and without.
His was brilliant mind. Alert by
nature. he became one of the keenest
and shrewdest Of young business men.
At the age Of thirty there rested upon
him one OF the largest commercial in
situations in Colorado. There came on
the fearful mine strike OF two years
ago, when the citidel OF his mind was
lbomharded by insiduous foes and the
enemies OF his reason Stormed him day
and night and from this narrowing
state he never recovered, until he
sought rest in eternal sleep. This last
vas 4 great mistake of course, but
where shall we put the responsibility
| If he had been correct in his supposi-
tons, he would have been right in his
conclusions, but in the moment of
desE Grafton he threw to the wind the
! hope of his youth and took leap into
the dark. For such as he our COM
monwealth has no retreat except the
asylum for the insane, and yet his
form of nervousness had not openely
reached that point. Pity it is that we
do not have place for all those who
are ladened with secret despair, and
there let them go and slip out from
under their load OF human burdens,
while some expert gathers up the
threads one by one. In adolescence
Toe Wilson gave his heart over TO
Christ and Christianity with youthful
determination. Later, stormed by sue
cess, environed by evil and doubt and
worried by his heavy load Of anxiety
and wearied by remorse, his anchorage
gave way and let loose and now his
remains are to rest in the soil of his
native eastern state where the old
swimming hole and the broad mead
ows and the clump of blackjack mixed
with the stray elm. and the hazel
turned early to brown, all are now to
live On above his early rave. and the
DAYS of his innocence and carefree
bovhood are to be as tale that is
twice told Let us hope that in all his
later delirium the heart that he once
gave to Christ has never been taker
away from Christ and that in his un'
timely death angels may roll the stone
away and find himself once agar
standing uncondemned in the clear
. white life of yore. For his parent:
who are living among us, let us al
, place wreath Of sympathey and love
) and with The Tribune hang a mantle
, of regard and hope before their gaze
, during the remaining journey TOWARD
the western shore where the Heavenly
Father has prepared Peace tina
passeth all Misunderstanding for al
: those whose minds are stayed ON Him
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rectly or indirectly. The Legislature
shall, at the earliest practicable period,
provide law that the general grants
of land made by Congress to the State
shall be judiciously located and care
fully preserved and held i'll trust, sub
ject to disposal at public autcion for
the use and benefit of the respective
objects for which said grants OF lands
were made, and the Legislature shall
provide for the sale OF said lands from
time to time and for the sale Of timber
on all State lands and for the faithful
application of the proceeds thereof in
accordance with the terms of said
grants Provided, That not to exceed
One Hundred (l0O) sections OF school
lands shall be sold in any one year and
to be sold in subdivisions of not to eX-
coed Three Hundred and Twenty (32O)
acres of land to any one individual,
company or corporation.
Section , The question to be sub
United to the electors OF the State OF
Idaho at the next general election shall
be as follows, to-wit: That Section
Eight (S) of Article Nine 90 of the
Constitution of Idaho be amended so
as to permit the sale of One Hundred
(l00) sections of school land i'll place
OF Twenty-Five (25) sections, to be
sold in subdivisions of not to exceed
Three Hundred and Twenty (32O)
cres of land to any one individual,
company or corporation.
Section 3. The Secretary Of State
is hereby authorized to make publiea-
ton OF this Constitutional Amendment
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Certificate of certified copy. State
of Idaho, Department OF State, |,
George R. Barker, Secretary Of State
of the State of Idaho, do hereby GER
tify that the annexed is full true
and complete trtansoEipt OF Senate
Tont Resolution No. l, by Hart
Passed the senate January ~, i9i5'
passed the house January q, !9l5.
Filed in this office January 70; l9ls'
Also House Joint Resolution No. 8,
by Shattuck. Passed the House Jam
uary %, 1915, passed the Senate Feb
ruarv Is, loi5. Filed in this office
February u, 1915, and admitted to
record.
In testimony whereof, l have here
unto set NV hand and affixed the
Great Seal of the State. Done at
Boise City. the Capital of Idaho, this
eleventh day of September in the year
of our Lord one thousand nine hun
dred and sixteen and of the indie
pendence of the United States of
America the One Hundred and Forty
first.
| (SEAL) Secretary of State.
SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION
NO. l.
By Hart.
A JOINT RESOLUTION PRO
POSING AN AMENDMENT OF
1.-THE CONSTITUTION OF THE
Estate OF IDAHO BY ADDING a
NEW SECTION. TO ARTICLE 5
THEREOF, THE SAID SEXTON
ITO BE KNOWN AS SECTION e
!OF ARTICLE 3, PROHIBITING
1.-THE MANUFACTURE. SALE
KEEPING FOR SALE OR TRANS
FORMATION FOR SALE OF N
lTOXlCATING Liquors FOR
BEVERAGE PURPOSES. AND D!-
ERECTING THE LEG!SLATURE
ITO ENFORCE THE SAID ADDED
lSECTION BY ALL NEEDFUl'
f'I If RESOLVED BY THE
LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE
lOF IDAHO:
| Section |. That a section be added
to Article of the Constitution OF the
State of Idaho, the same to be known
and designated as Section 70 OF Ar
ticle and to read as follows:
| Section e. From and after tht
first day of May in the year 1917, the
manufacture, sale, keeping tor sale
land transportation ioi S"iS vi ii''O<>'
eating liquors for beverage purposes
are forever prohibited. The Legis
lature shall enforce this section by al
. needful legislation.
, Section 2. That the question to b.
submitted to the electors OF the stat
, of Idaho at the next general election
! shall be as follows:
: "Shall the Constitution of the Stat
: of Idaho be amended by adding. t
Article 3 thereof a new section tor
bidding the manufacture, sale keepin
c for sale, and transportation for sale
| intoxicating liquors for beverage puI
r poses from and after the frs. day c
:. May, 1917, and requiring the Legisl'
k ture to enforce such amendment by
# needful legislation"
r. Section 3. That the Secretary {
# State shall cause publication OF tn
d proposed constitutional amendment
: be made once week for six cons
r cutive weeks prior to the next gener
It election in one newspaper OF gener
N circulation published in each count
n in this State.
l. This Joint Resolution passed Il
h Senate on the 10Th day of Januar
, 1915. ~
ID HERMAN H. TAYLOR,
II President Of the Senai
Ip This Joint Resolution passed I
,ot House OF Representatives on the Il
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Try Jap Rose Morning Bash
uswonderful Soap

small, only made them yelp." Here
is a case where two stray dogs got
out into the country to see what depre-
dations they could do. Two of the old
fowls and twenty-eight young ones
had been destroyed. The Hired Man
thinks there should be law that a
dog wandering about the country is
only fit to die and men should carry
out his fitness at their first oppor-
tunity. .
81 heard doctor say the other day
a certain patient how sick she is. Are
that Christian Science is 0. X? p
Answer: You will never have dis
east that you can't forget. | know a
splendid woman who cured herself of
serious malady just by her incessant
watching over sick daughter. She
lost her self-centering thong hit, be
came completely absorbed in the well
fare of her child, took up tireless
vigil at her bedside and thus cured
herself Of disease that medical
science cannot make a dent in. Re
member you can cure any disease by
forgetting II. 1T won 90 10 pretend
you forgot it while all the time hug
cling it to your bosom. The forgetting
| must be genuine and actual. Now il
YOU have some good system Of causing
sick folks to forget their ailments, you
possess the key note to elimination
The one who prays for healing, will
if he can meet the conditions laid down
by Him who authorized you to ask fol
relief, simply get up believing that the
healing has taken place because of his
asking and if his psychological appara.
tus is in working shap, he will get wei
immediately, in fact is we'll when he
forgets. Christ taught that if we will
not take Him for it. we would be sen
sible to call for one of the doctors whe
will be able to get at it another way
If you will completely leave your cast
in the hands of good, clean physi
clan, and you forget it, his medicine
and himself will cure you If there il
any cure coming to you, but be SUR
to cali the doctor in whom you hav'
faith.
The other day at the close of rest
less period of nervousness and melan
cholia brought on by physical all
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HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION
NO.
By Shattuck.

BY Shattuck.
AN ACT
A JOINT RESOLUTION PRO
POSING AMENDMENT OF SEC
TON 8, ARTICLE 9 OF THE CON
STITUTION OF THE STATE OF
IDAHO; SUBMITTING TO THE
ELECTORS OF SAID STATE FOR
THEIR REJECTION OR APPROX
AL THE QUESTION OF WHETH-
Err SAID SECTION SHOULD BE
so AMENDED AS TO PROVIDE
FOR THE SALE OF ONE HUN
DRE Io, doo) nS SEG TT lpN y OF OF
TWENTY-FIVE (25) SECTIONS
AS NOW PROVIDED For, TO BE
SOLD IN SUBDIVISIONS OF
THREE HUNDRED AND TWEEN
TY (32O) ACRES OF LAND TO
ANY ONE INDIVIDUAL. COM
PANY OR CORPORATION.
BE 1T RESOLVED BY THE
LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE
OF IDAHO:
Section |. That Section Eight 60
of Article Nine (9) Of the Constitu-
ton of the State of Idaho be amended
to read as follows:
Section 8. 1t shall be the duty Of
the State Board of Land Commission
ers to provide for the location, pro-
lection, sale or rental of all the lands
heretofore. or which may hereafter be
granted to the State by the general
government, under such regulations as
may be prescribed by law, and in such
manner as will secure the maximum
possible amount therefor; Provided,
That no school lands shall be sold for
less than ten (lO dollars per acre.
No law shall ever be passed by the
Legislature granting any privileges to
persons who may have settled upon
anv such public lands, subsequent to
the survey thereof by the general gov
eminent, by which the amount derived
by the sale, or other disposition OF
such lands, shall be diminished. di-
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Clay Cox Sam Judd
3 JUDD
TRANSFER
Phone "a w. ....Offir- 822 MAIN

in each county for at least six co.
consecutive weeks prior to the next
general election in not less than one
new spaper of general circulation pub
lished in each county.
This Joint Resolution passed the
House of Representatives on the 18th
day OF January, 1918.
A. II. CONNER,
Speaker of the House of Representa-
tives
This Joint Resolution passed the
Senate on the 18th day of February.
1915.
HERMAN II. TAYLOR.
o22-l027 President Of the Senate.
Miss Ora Belle Raymond spent the
week end with home folks, having
completed her first weeks teaching
experience in the Parma high school.
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The Expense of Operating An Automobile.

''The popularity Of the Auto is largely due to te 1ac1
that so little known present about the actual cost of
ming a machine j..
the actual cost of owning and operating
Auto is fully understood more and more people will come
to the concqsSn that they afford d. rh
5passenger Buick 26661 miles .2O.5c mile.
4passenger Ford l52O5 miles lO1c per mile
2passenger Fords 36,309 miles .O92r per mile
(Incutng interest and depreciation).
Idaho Traction Company's Passenger Rates: .
One way rates Sc per mile
Round Trir Rates approximately ...... 21ac per mile
Family Coupon Books .................2 Ac mile
Sunday Excursion Loop Loop Rates ! 35c mile
Monthly Communication Tickets ......... lAc mile
Monthly School Tickets Observation-Disclosures. lie mile
IDAHO TRACTION COMPANY.
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CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS

day of January. 1915. -
A. II. CONNER,
Speaker OF the House Of Representa-
tiyes. 922-l027
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-26
SPEAKER LENCTHENS
LEAD FOR AMERICAN
LEAGUE BATTING i0N0RS

CHICAGO. Sept es Speaker pat
puothef point between him and cobb
lu the race for thr American ieaFue
batting championship the pact werN
ana with CoG'hH concfHsian of the titlc
may NOW hr rDeRoned The champion
70 viii Boz tho first time since 1900 lhpt
auy piaAof parucWniine n more uHn
nfN gamra hnr ruthii Cobb in tho
American Loawnr The duoffiun eun
leads Doe stulon hHscH with go UguluHt
hia f,c0td uf 4N sn tho Whole fasun
lnst trar nnd suo iH in front boz num
bon ut rams scurod with lAl compared
with tit lpr the whole inia fraHon
Weaver Cticntp. lrndH boa sacrifice
hits with 1a lntct uf Now Norh haa
tiyd hls i'hmmato rlpp ior thr hnmc
run hunnfH with tons lachHnn ChcHrn
ia 8hesd in total bosses Wiih tsi Uud
prtraii leads iu club hsitns with 900
i.ondus hRttogr who have plaNDi in
I haig thoir tUama iuciudus Wodncs
davis
sppHber cioyrhrd sea Cobb pr.
+ irait $50 jackson Chicafn 9iN'
Strunk Philadelphia 8ie Oarinrr
iuHtuu $685. y Cnulnt Chicago SOP
Vrhch Detroit ani slsitr $50 loul.
$50 Roth Cleveland aa5, Npnamah
~. Sow Yofk fgti
fpnsiinr uitphDta zoe % Hnmgat
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-26
ROSTER OF THIRD TEXAS INFANTRY
Caller PRESENTS EIGHTH INSTALLMENT OF RECI-
MENTAL ROSTER GIVING NAMES POSITIONS,
COMPANY AND HOME ADDRESSES OF OFF,
GERS AND ENLISTED MEN

wiinams. John g. private o. nay
city
wiilnms Milton NJ. coos, X pou
Arthur.
wlaiams rhnp r.. sernsant g. Port
arthur.
wuilams Robert j. private. q AM
ems.
williams. rilmaaec private. e. Ken-
ncdy.
williamson. james o. private. l..
TOT
winimrd ncniamin. private. a.
iinHsfnn.
Wniiffl. Earl q private. hcsdquir.
iers COMPANY Fairfield
Wiliford, George W. private. A..
Houston
wlnford Herbert private E Pair
field
wlnford Hermann private r fair-
fold
willis John g. second nouiensot a.
l;as city
WILSON. doodridHo g. puaftermaHitr
grrRcsni ~ Carthage
WILSON FRYER il. private A. lious-
i0n
wlnfwc om &c. private a. uons-
ton
Wise john W private a. Houston
Wlih,rmt ioscpa D. corporal g.
f'Hrf Arthur
Wil snm private o. iiDun'nn
Wnff0rd JONES private o. raiuefnn
Woletpu John o.. corporal l.. Port
Afihut
Woad Mnrahon private e cam
cfnn
WHndau rlnfd private. q. Dow
workman Sam lance corporal D.
tarnoii
worh iohn g. prlfaie a. LlhpfiY
wren ciafk urei lieutenant unus-
tan
Wroht ficWry private J.. Tot
WRIGHT jpck A. private. a ioua-
com
wneht Mnun W misnie machine
ruu Anhcfiun
Wrlnht lsinll private. sanitary dc.
fn Hmrat hubbard city
Wffht Robert o. private "a Ath
oHa
wyatt Clarence g. private b. Mnr
nn
Wlhp John rrlvaio D., rori Arthur
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-26
FAMILY AVOIDS
SERIOUS SICKNESS
BY Being Constantly Supplied With
ThedfOrds Blaek.Drausbt.

McDuii. Va 81 suffered Tor s.y.,.,
years," says Mrs. ! B. Whitaker ~
ms p.ase, with sick headache. and
stomach trouble N
Ten years ago friend told me IA ,rv
ihediogt's Rack Diaught. which / az
and ! icund Il 10 be the best family redi'
slne Tor young and Old.
! keep Black Draughl on hand an n,
hine now, and when my Children ieel :
little bad, they ask me i5r dose 49, 4
ooes iheH more good than any msdieins
hey ever tined. N'''N
We never have a long seen og si-k.
eesS N our family since Ne conr,erc -
1SiSg Black Dfalghl,'
ihedlofd's Black Draurht js p,r.i,
vegetable, and has been found 10 tee1,.
ale weak SiouachS, aid digestion re-.
aeye indigestion, cole. wind nsasrs
neaAaehe. sisk stomach, ana siT1ia,,
i hss beer IN eous,ar, ~, n, r,or,
l,i@a 20 years, amt kss benebica M :,
'Nan Iniilioa people.
Your druggs; -.ns AID r,cr,n.r,.,
n.aS,k-uisul !. Prise only Sc ~,
sackage to-a4y
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-26
PORT ARTHUR COMPANT
BABY OF TEXAS BRIGIg
Was Formed Last May Wh,, l..
Company Failed 70 Muster Ia n,
Unit


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q, '''.'. pr 'N' Nounsrsi u
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i.i'-"N'
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W '. '" qua, 'l''' iAlied % -
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'I''i .'i' I.''i's VIA % :
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' Hi'n 'n' p'ls"nol or Core
" In''i Nn 20 iH 'fcoslo +
."i ii'lr 'i'irris lffe walNt
'h. one OF On, best drilled 70
"'' In il' 'niirr IeNas unli
earnest we.e tho men. h'q.
. phpn hut $3.50 weeks on h
.. .I N.,n fHdcroise1. ihs g
vH Ial.t thc TaF
of iu Itiri Ngla bits
..1 .rI..ei 90 SIM r.lIta N
uai du tr1 iac ot
r...I uau furorln'a ora
emit miltar h-anr
f.f.. fr,re Fe- more a., 6
wuufHa Company L. di1 IA Ell
~ln gcmo lnd giciritf. and rtf
IrrI tH r.u,,tta lmrlu aa, Writ
.Iur was hDus conc11.nlN
..N. o. L..... flint ffNn I'll.
r.Url ana .cff O. sind mazl 2
I Friends
NI HMucOn Company l. o.
.H.I Ia#f H winning Tee frs 3
u.rt uDi mat IN this oomr
I.. unN Hfa'ot oi mote who Z
om ma m um INSIDE mart cfe
r u..fls alnnl these hnes
TE a.srte of tnc boys q compa
won. mt1o glad when orders q
fr fHHr removal 90 Corpus Ois
.UH ..|..n fUtIr arrival here. they .
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-26

orpomi oac hisier and ,h.,.
..ta lf. an duty {
Private A. Washoidrf r..
Third Texas infantry rcasl,s1
..ull Monday ana immsu.,.
,ar hia humr at Marshall for
.I.lt =
sss
rrrernt flush iiodeo ana ~.
Nu Nwior COZ thc rmrd r,i'
faur bana l'ft Monday ee,r,..
Brown lll'n where fhet win 80.
Ils. iiwptm l1r tr atmert
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-26

GIANTS SMASH WORLD
RECORD BY WINNING
Il STRAIGHT GAMES

NEW YORK. sept. s5 q, wlnplnr
another double hoader from 81 toais
hrrc today, one. nothing and siNsgWss
lhe New NrTN Giants won their twenty
fi'ri STRAIGHT rlctory aua created d now
recnri fog successive victories. smash-
ing The record made by The Providence
Nationals who won twenty sgialsht
games In 1854.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-26

That's whot they all say the very
nras tlma thnY uae "0fsJS-iI' les
htcauae "1E IS.t.ls' Is 80 simple aud
caay 10 nne---put Il on la Il few see
onoa~.- bvcauao there Is 70 work OF
crru-fcollnk TO 10. no pain that
shoots w % your heart, " Eets yqur
corpa on your mind. All the time MS
seosklns,.-and thea, that htkln old
corn nrefa firht ~, icayca The clean.
t-rn -trcG skin underneath --.ant your
corn ~ rnnrl No wondfr nulliona
prefer. ~ EIS-iT''. Try u tonlEht
'jtTS+iIr' " sold nrd recon-.
mended BY druggists avefywnere. ebc
n bottle. or nnnt on rcce1pt ~ price
by =. Lawrence 8 Co, chieaEo. Ill !.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-26

Tho .Mhih lpsiailmtni " The roatel
liehcd herewith
Wade. Mcisn D. private. -. chii.
dftaa
Waee,ncr. llciDcr, - private, ~
Ualscsion
wnsbmicr M,er corporal D. Mar
shalt
warsiaff Hoiei, urpt lieutenant p
Abilene.
Valats. Andrew. private. ~. r,lcr
NalAat MARI H. private. " MARLIN
Naifff Marion g.. private D. Mnr'
an
weiter noher, z. corporal O. Ipi
f'it,
wall.f. William ". private. u, iusk
Wall ElasldHe 49, private, ~ ian
dale
waaeec Alirea u private %. neau.
mont
walare Hamilton o., pnea'e q
iias ciy
Wan.f Ine private 10. jAowpnyilln
Wuare ndph lf private. a iinns.
ward Walter s private O. IRE.
Ware uurn f eapo,al r. rorl
Arthur
svaih0f frank nuinCtr 8 MAflil
WNlnF. ilt. plNatr. k. orange
watatu. alfred %. private l.. "f'
aere
wa,son John Vs. uerseaut C.. cor.
fuH ClfiHt
watson tAnnle y pfivate asnltarf
detachment iiuhurd city
waisdn. iing private o. Fairfield
Wafsan lifa. rmsaic. ttiffiold.
Waisou. l.oH 0s corporal q TrHru.
Weaver ilneh e. private q. uRit.
dfm Ali
webh tioafoe private. %. Athens
Wrmer Murts 81. private hesd.
puart0fa company Fremont
weItft iiuiAcii private @. E
rampo
w,sel waiie pa,aie @ 81
Cnulp
Wel0h rlahnH D. paeaie % Athnns
WtN 81 private Al llonHtun
Whh iahn 81. SERGEANT A. Home.
tou
we,h STANLEY u- private g. COG
pua rHUfl
weoAur rienord private D. ror
hnwr
wsmcrbom Hamur private
iUr iffhHf
weeel uar enrrorN D. Mar
Hn
wenel uarnr u- private p Star
iln
wH onsp ~ private n rmp
rHN
wasusY ir o. musician T. ror
Arthur
white sfma n private D rort A.
thor
wbiie areree w. private a. Am
cph
white Joe So pfaate, G. copu
threa
white Hol.er il private a. llous
ton
whnUeier luihrr D. waFaner rup
pn umnns o. ullmrr
wmdolh Jamoa " sergeant b
naneW
wmuou chaflea a. corporn
riml seu
wm,oo ie-aie q private % rlmp
Won ge
whittier Boon a. rosmtnud n,f
HDeRt mllnr hoailpuariaru comian.
pAliaa
wMumeiop Dalton D. private
A'Nfi AfatNf
wileae Ear b. torporN a llou'
tom
wiley rhomaa q 'auaiDnu. ST. r'
Der
wnfor William ra private A. b.,
uisr lt
WlAer0n nYr. rn,Aiu K umn
WlhrH ilAwN ~ private nuf
ciAsai anlnfN detachment nuhini
tllv
Nlteh Hpufiln W. private, hea'
puAtlfr tnmaaN,s iiunstna
Nilhefefn Cir huHiof k Nfaurp
Nfilhs inbN a. private y. Font A
thur
Naipns Enoeh private J, i'or, A
snN
Warama Charles A. pu,atc.
ftNumust
Wni.tms Geerre . rrisaic H. Al
ene.
wnums lamoa n. private a. Ma
shalt
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'')nIy 'Gets-Ii' for
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Painless. Nothing More Simple.

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making "A package out ~ my tOca
with hanaAkea and CnniFnptioNa-s
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AMrRlcAN AaaocIAIIoN.

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Along the Troop Stress
OF Texas Brigade Camp

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80, sg,es no, iatsr than oelosk at night
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caller wani ads are widely rsa3 "a
IS thc bargain counter q, the paper
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