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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-09-08
Queen W;IheImina
Dives With A Sub

AMSTERDAM. Holland. Ser S.
Queen Wilhlemina of Holland was pre.-
ent at the naval maneuver~ Yesterday
aboard n submarine which Owed twice
while Her Majesty was a passenger.
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Negro Gets the Death Penalty.

HOUSTON, Tex, Sept. A. - IIo-~tor
Sharp, a negro, was given the death perr'-
ty today for killing j. A. Cain, n police
cf1iccr.
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ssSsSssS ssSss :
THE WEATHER FORECAST.

The following weather forecast for
the lower gulf coast stairs and the
Mage VALLEY y issued AT New Orleans.
Tonight and Saturday. partly cloudy:
light variable winds.
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1 nnaI Meath1r nhserYations.

The following local weather 0hserva-
sions covering the ~ hour period ending
- = m. today. are furnished hy the
r'n;.ei States weather bureau station At
For; Brown:
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55SS SySSxS SSSS6SSSS
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1916-03-29
OPERATED ON If TINES.
Davenport Man Has Passed Through
Hands of Forty three Physi-
clans and Surgeons.

Davenport, Ia, March 27.-W. f,
Carlson's left leg has been operated
on fourteen times in the last two
years and he still has the leg. Forty
three different physicians and sur
geons have taken a hand in cutting
up the leg.
Carlson estimates he mas inhaled
enough ether to put an ordinary vii
lage to sleep.
He is still in good health and i.
rated as something of an athlete
However, the many operations have
cut his weight from 176 to 1875
pounds.
Carlson was considered coming
wrestler till his left leg was crushed
in a coal mining accident. That end
ed his days as a wrestler and began
his career as a surgeons subject.
The fourteen operations included
bonesetting, wiring of the bones to-
gether, mailing the big bones in the
leg, scraping the bones, operation fol
blood poisoning, removal of the wire
and nails and cutting out of supurat
ed flesh
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1916-03-29
To Build New Hospital.

New Hampton, Ia, March 81.
Stark & Co., Of Cedar Rapids, has
received the contract for New Hamp-
tons new hospital. The hospital
will be a four-story brick structure,
104 by AZ feet in dimensions. Vt
will be built and maintained by the
Servant Sisters of the Holy Ghost
and will cost about 100000.
Stark & Co. have been awarded
the contracts for the Masonic temple
and the firemen's opera mouse, also.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1916-03-29
Finds Perfectly Formed Egg Within
Another One.

Knoxville. Ia, March 27.-A per-
fectly formed egg within an egg was
found by Mrs. John Lowden, North
Third street, this city, yesterday.
The inner egg was covered with a
normal shell and was of an average
size. The outer egg was unusually
large. measuring s q inches in length
and Z - inches in circumference.
The larger egg contained also pei
feetly formed yolk and more than
the average amount OF albumen.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1916-03-29
Limbeck Buys McGregor Plant.

C. F. Limbeck has bought tue
poultry and egg plant ana creamery
at McGregor. This is one or the best
poultry and egg territories we know
of. We understand he WIZ form :
new company which will be inco"-
porated and make that headquarters
for the company. They nave a reiri'
gerating plant at that pace which
will be big help to the other plants,
At McGregor in addition 10 making
butter they also manufacture ice
cream.-Postvilie Review.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1916-03-29
ApopIectie Stroke Not Allowed T.
StoD Mass.

Cascade, Ia, March 27.-Sunday
morning while saying mass, Father
l. Roche, pastor of st. Martins Cath
Ollie church, was suddenly stricken
with an apoplectfc stroke and fell
backward from in front OF the altar
striking the floor of the dats with a
heavy thud
A physician, who was present, ran
to the assistance of the fallen priest
yaulting the chancel rail, and re-
moved him TO the vestry and other
physicians were called.
After being revived Father Roche
insisted upon completing the mass,
and supported by physicians at both
arms, he finished the remainder OF
the service.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1916-03-29
Friendly Slap on Back Costs This
Mans Finger.

Dubuque, Ia. March PA friend
slapped William Harkner of Toma-
hawk, Wis, on the back as he stood
looking into an animal cage, contain
ing monkeys. The sudden slap caus-
ed Harkner to pitch forward and he
thrust his hand through the bars Of
the cage. A monkey bit off his in
dex finger and blood poisoning set i'll.
1t was necessary to amputate the re
mainder of the finger.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1916-03-29
SOCIALIST PARTY.
For Delegates to County Conven-

ton.
The several Precincts are entitled
to Delegates as follows:
Calmar 1st l, Calmar End l, Canoe
1, DEBORAH End Ward 1, DEBORAH 4th
Ward /, DEBORAH 9Th Ward /, De-
corah Township 1, Fremont /, Hes
per 1, Highland /, Military l, Or
leans /, Pleasant /. Springfield l.
In testimony whereof, I have here
unto set my hand and affixed the
seal of the County of Winneshiek
this oath day of March 1916.
(SEAL) OSCAR WINGER,
lac County Auditor.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1916-03-29
Has Thirteen Bullets in His Body
Will Live.

Fort Madison, Ia, March 81
Though Rosario Gomez, Mexican La
borer, has thirteen bullet wounds in
his body, he will live. Doctors say
his vitality is marvellous.
Gomez engaged in fight with sew
eral other Mexicans Saturday. He
was shot four times in the abdomen,
twice in the chest, and seven times
in the right arm.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1916-03-29

There was fistic encounter. Dickey
had Menken arrested for assault ana
Menken was fined $40.
1t developed in the testimony at
Menken's trial that Dickey had driv-
en- to the right side in passing Men
ken. Menken then had Dfckey ar
rested for violating the road law.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1916-03-29
MUCH TROUBLE GROWS OUT OF
ONE SMALL INCIDENT.
Two Men Land i'm Court just Be
cause One Passed Other
on Road.

Waterloo, Ia, March 27.-On
March IS c. A. Dickey, after sever
al attempts, drove around Henry
Menken on country road. A small
incident, but see what has happened
since:
Dickey, when passing, twittei
Menken with taking up too much %
the road. Menken, at their destina-
ton, tried to have Dickey retract.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1916-03-29
Karl ID. Fisk Greeting Old Friend.

Karl ID. Fisk Greeting Old Friends,
Karl d. Fisk arrived in West I'm
ion Friday evening, and has been on
the streets the past few days, greet
ing the many old frienos who are
glad to see him looking so well, and
who hope that the improvement in
his health may continue.--West Un-
ion Argo Gazette.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1916-03-29
Aged Couple Suffer An Attack of
Measles.

Logan, Ia. March 27.-Nathan
Henderson, 63 years old, and his
wife, so years old, are suffering from
an attack of measles. 1'ney are the
Oldest persons ever afflicted with
the measles in Logan.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1916-03-29

Yesterday Dickey pleaded guilty AMI
Judge Mullan imposed a fine of S
and costs.
The court could net repress a smile
when the whole tragic story was I'M
folded to him by County Attorney
Wenner. ,.s,s3ss
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1916-03-29
J. H. Wyllie of sigourney, Keokak

j. H. Wyllie of Sigourney, Keokak
County.
For Delegates at Large to Natona!
Convention: Jos. Misbach of AL
coma, Kossuth County, and Geo.
C. White of Nevada Story County
For Al ornate Delegates at Large TO
National Convention: c. Z. Hamp-
ton of Mt Pleasant, Henry Coun-
tv: and Casper Schenk Of DeS
Moines, Polk County.
For Delegates to County Conven-
ton.
The several Precincts are entitled
TO Delegates as follows:
Bloomfield l, Bluftton |, Calmar
LIST /, Calmar End l, Decorah INA
Ward /, DEBORAH 3rd Ward /, Decor
all 4th Ward /, DEBORAH 5th Ward
1, Frankville /, Fremont l, HespeT
/, Highland l, Madison l, Militar"
l, Orleans /, Springfield l, sumner
1, Washington 1st l, Washington
End l.
The Jasper news., 1916-08-10
ZION \
BY THE Coon CREEK Girls.

Allan BuerRe and family, Frank
Buerge and family, Ben Gearig and
Mrs. Moulton spent Sunday with Jacob
Scott and family.
Dick Corder and wife Of Jasper and
Will Keith and family.of Lamar visit
ed Wednesday with Alex Keith and
family.
Clarence Keith and family and FL
mer Foster and family took dinner
Sunday with Avery Foster and family.
Mrs. Garret Magers, and her grand
children. Lillian and William, called
on Mrs. w. l.. Carter and family Tues
day evening.
Miss Iavon Rogers of Webb City is
visiting her aunt. Mrs. Alex. Keith.
Misses Gertrude and Margaret Mullin
Of Oronogo are visiting their cousin,
Miss Hazel Carter.
Arthur Probert and family and
Frank Isenmann and wife took dinner
Sunday with l.. T.. Hubbard and fam
lily.
Miss Helen Scott was in Carthage
Friday.
Mrs. Jacob Scott visited Mrs. c. +.
Merrill Saturday afternoon.
Miss Geneva Hubbard returned Sat
urday evening from Springfield, where
she has been attending school.
Robert White and family visited
Mrs. Whites brother. Walter Lewis
near Carthage, Sunday.
Miss Alberta Motley who has been
visiting her aunt, Mrs. AleX. Keith,
returned to her home in Webb City
Monday afternoon.
Misses Geneva and Kenyon Hubbard
visited Miss Margaret Bell in Carthage
last week.
Miss Helen Scott called on Mrs.
Basil McClintocli Saturday.
:. James and Elizabeth l;eli are visit
ing at Mr.. Hnbbard's this week.
Miss Sarah Scott called on Mrs.
Omer Webb Saturday afternoon.
Mrs Robert Wolfe visited Mrs. John
Harris and her daughter. Mrs. IIouch-
er of Kansas City, 3nc day last week
The Jasper news., 1916-08-10
BLUE STAR.
Mrs. MYRTLE COINER.

T.. II. Brown and family and II. T..
Coiner and family spent Tuesday
evening at Adam Malone's.
Misses Essie and Zella Wright are
visiting this week with their sister,
Mrs. Brown
William IIaderly and wife and Jake
Kaderly and wife spent Monday at J.
T.. Hull's.
John Hickman is nursing very
sore finger caused by getting it mashed.
L. II. Brown is spending this week
in Iowa lool;ing ut the country.
Mrs. Killy and daughter Pearl, Mrs.
Ed Onstottand Mrs. Mary Helms spent
Tuesday at ]. +. Iull's.
Miss Rosana Nelson and friend o!
Springfield visited Saturday with ,,lrs.
King.
Jim Hull was Carthage visitor
Tuesday night.
Mrs. Pennington and daughters
spent Thursday afternoon with Mrs.
Hun.
H. T.. Coiner and family visited I
II. Browns Wednesday evening.
Collie Blevins and sister, Miss Goldia.
are visiting in Greenfield this week
with their uncle. Thorton Blevins and
family.
Mrs. Wright and children of Boston
spent Thursday at Adam MalOne's.
ItfTie Johnson of Carytown has been
visiting among friends in Blue Star
tho past week.
Mrs. Norton, Mrs. MikeSell and Ella
called att. +. Hu!l's Wednesday,.
Harry BunneI and wife called at
Mr.. Campbell's one day last week.
10y Wor'ev and family spent Thurs
day evening at II. f. Coiner's.
Jake kadcrly and wife and their
grandson Roy Prey, all of oklahoma,
arrived Saturday to visit relatives here.
.\dam Malone and family visited
Ellie Allenbaugh and wife Sunday.
Vera Pennington and EfIie Johnson
spent sunday with Bernice Blevins.
Miss Fife spent the night there.
Adam Malone and family were
guests of f. T.. Welsh and wife in La
mar Friday.
Mr.. KilIr a"N viz" and Mr.. Nc
Cormick and VIE spent sunday Al, j.
T.. Hull's.
Mr.. 1.arabee and wife and daughter
of Carthage came up Sunday to visit
Mrs. Wells and Mrs. Kaderly. Miss
Norka will remain this week.
Ruth Wright of Boston spent sever.
al days with Edna Malone last week
Several from here attended the sale
at Mr.. Conklins s Monday.
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subject Lower Lights, 8 p. M, sub
ject "Biogenesis and final destiny Of
man.
Miss Zoah Andrews visited Sunday
and Monday with Miss Hattie Gill.
Mrs. James Scissor and granddaugh-
ter, Miss Edith Scissor, spent Wednes-
day afternoon at Dinwiddie's.
Mrs. Frank Thacker spent Friday at
Jack Hiley's.
Miss Lizzie Stansberry of Mount Car
mel is staying with Mrs. John Hamil-
ton while Mr.. Hamilton is away.
Miss Eva kaufman spent Friday af-
ternoon with Hazel Hiley.
James Scissor spent Sunday afternoon
with Cleo Halle.
lack Hiley and family spent Sunday
afternoon at Frank Scissors.
Dena Hamilton spent Wednesday
afternoon with Bernice Stansberry.
Miss Ocie Andrews called on Hazel
Hiley Tuesday afternoon.
The Jasper news., 1916-08-10
DIAMOND
Mrs. CHARLES ELTING.

Most of the threshing will he finish
ed in rcommunity this week. Most
OF the wheatnverageS eight bushel. but
it is OF real good quality and tests
well.
Miss Grace Gulirli and John Plan
der surprised their many friends
"Wednesday by quietly slipping away
to Carthage and getting married. Bro.
Clinton OF tho Methodist Church per-
formed the crrimony. Mr.. and Mrs.
Gulicli are planning an cXtended trip
through the west this fnl. Mr.. and
Mrs. pfnndrr will take care of the
home place until spting when they
will move ON the farm they have now
rented. Grace and John are well loved
by all and we Join in wishing many
years Of happiness. Wednesday night
they were given a noisy charivari.
]. W. Edwards and wife and son
Paul spent Thursday with Clas. Eft
ing and wife.
Thco. Mitchell sold nice COW and
calf last week
Grace Pran'ler and Jessie TInnc help
cd Mrs. I.lting cook for threshers sat
urday.
John lIanc had his usual bad luck
last week. While helping thresh nj
Mr.. FLANDERS he tied his mare and
colt in the stable and it witS later found
the colt had in some way became
twisted in the rope and chuked to
death. Last spring Two of John 5
horses died. and it looks as though his
i'll luck is still following him.
Link Milton finished putting up hay
Friday.
If we have had tina, rain yet we have
not seen il.
Beatrice Mitchell and Jessie lIane
visited Mrs, Eltng Friday.
Mrs. Osborn helped Mrs. Wardlow
cook for threshers Friday.
j. f. Gulick and wife spent Satur-
day in Carthage transacting business.
The Jasper news., 1916-08-10
BLUE AND BETHEL.
MISS Edna YkrES.

Lee Mitchell and family took dinner
with Will Mitchell and family Sunday.
Clara Clark spent Saturday night
with Jessie Lucas.
Mrs. Cora Ham and family are
spending few day with George Quillin
and family.
Mrs. Ray Brous spent few days last
week with her parents, Mr.. Orahood
and wife.
Mrs. Charley Brown and baby visit
ed George Lilly and family Tuesday.
Steve Garrett and family visited
Sunday with Lesby Garrett and family.
Rev. Mr.. Giggy and wife and Clara
Clark spent Sunday with John Yates
and family.
Nellie Hartley is spending n few days
with Eva Cline.
Albert Riley and family and Geo.
Lilly and wife were Jasper visitors
Wednesday evening.
Charley Farris and wife spent Fri
day evening with Henry Pugh and
family.
Mr.. Herring, who has been quite sick
is reported some better. Mrs. NcCarty
has been visiting there for few days
S. r. Mitchell and wife spent Fri.
day with Lee Mitchell and family.
Mabel Cline of Pittsburg, Kans., is
spending few days with George Lilly
and family.
Mrs. Lee Mitchell visited Tuesday
with Mrs. Fred Mitchell.
Willis Mckee and Miss Brown O
Minden and Carrie and Helen Keltnel
and Orlea Crusa spent Sunday will
Henry Pugh and family.
The ice cream supper at Blue School
house Saturday night was success
They made something like nine dollars
a. Beeson and family visited Sun
day with Frank Wardlow and family
The Jasper news., 1916-08-10
JASPER, RhUTE 2.
Miss LULA DIXON.

Marion Henderson and son Ernest
left Thursday for Kansas to look
for location. They went through in
their car.
Mrs. Jake Byers and daughter Leta
spent last week with relatives in Car
thage.
Mrs. Joe Bird and daughter Fay,
Mrs. Charles Wood and children, Mrs.
VIM. Wood and Mrs. I. &. Simpson
sbent " Wednesday afternoon with Mrs.
Chas. Wescott
Miss Ruth Starrett is visiting this
week with her aunt, Mrs. Philip Hard
man in Carthage.
Mrs. w. J. Green spent Saturday
with Mrs. f.. c. Talley.
Mrs. Lewis Boyer and Mrs. Miller
called on Mrs. EImira Boyer in Jasper
Saturday.
Miss Mary Lawson returned to her
home Saturday after months visit
with relatives in Kansas City.
Frank Zarr spent Sunday at the
home OF y. NJ Dixon.
Mrs. II. l.. HiIle was in Carthage
Saturday.
y. NJ. Dixon and daughter motored
to Webb City Saturday.
The Jasper news., 1916-08-10
LEBANON.
Miss ZOAH ANDREWS.

MISS LOAH ANDREWS.
Mrs. Geo. Waltz and Miss Beulah
Stansberry spent Wednesday afternoon
at Mr.. Hummel's.
Dorothy Rex of Jasper visited few
days last week with her cousin, Bernice
Stansberry.
Mr.. Hummel and wife called at J. r.
earns Sunday.
f. /. Hill and wife and John Wheel
er and family of Malta spent Sunday
afternoon at Chas. Andrews.
Geo. earns and wife spent few days
last week in Joplin.
Allan Buerge and wife called at
Frank Scissors Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. James Scissor visited Sunday at
Harve Lees.
Beulah Stansberry spent the day
Thursday with Eva Kaufman.
Ocie Andrews called on Miss Edith
Selsor Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. Wymer motored up from Joplin
Sunday and spent the day at Jack
| Hiley's.
Gilbert Keltner and family spent
Sunday with Geo. earns and wife.
Mr.. Hiley called on Frank Selsol
Sunday evening.
John Hamilton left the first of the
week for Hot Springs, where he vii
stay a few months.
George Swift of Lamar visited owe
Sunday with his brother-in-law, Franl
Thacker and family.
Beulah and Bernfce Stansberry ant
cousin Dorothy Rex spent Sunday af
ternoon with Irene and Esther Phillips
Vernie Ray and wife speTk Sunda!
evening Mt G. S. Andrews.
Regular church services Sunday a
Lebanon; morning services, II a. IN,
The Jasper news., 1916-08-10
ki &c I'm.
Miss NETTiE Lowe.

Luther Wescott and wife gave apar
tv Saturday night for the young folks.
Those present were-AleS,cis Walter
Lauderbaugh, Dewey Tucker, Clarence
Gresham. Joe Edwards, Don Johnston,
George Wood. John Lowe, Don Ward,
Charley Patterson, Dick Roberts, Will
ford Patterson, Terry Wescott, Roy
Fenner, Jewel Lilly, Give Patterson,
Charlie and Floyd McClntock, Misses
Nina Patterson, Bculah Patterson, Eth
el and Alma Gresham, katherine Cline
Lillian Cline, Mabe Little, Lora Keen
er, Flossie Patterson, Bessie Strecker,
Gladys Patterson, Goldie and Oneta
Patterson, Goldie Phipps, Dorothy
Hille, Nettie Lowe, Edna Conway, and
Lilly Phipps.
Nina Patterson and Nettie Lowe
called on Mae Wood one evening last
week.
Will Greenwood spent Sunday at
Emery reeter's.
Goldie Patterson spent Sunday with
Mrs. Jessie Lowe.
Miss Mae Wood spent Saturday and
Sunday in Carthage.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Lowe spent Sun
day afternoon in Jasper.
Miss Nettie Lowe spent Sunday after
noon with Miss Oneta Patterson.
Dick Patterson and family motored
out to Jake IemaSterS Sunday and
spent the day.
Goldie Phipps and little sister visi-
ted their sister, Mrs. Clarence Simmons,
part of last week.
The ladies aid of the Brethren Church
met at Mrs. Emery Teeter's Friday
A large crowd attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Carter visited Mrs
Carter's parents, Tom Patterson anC
wife, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank King went t.
Carthage one day last week,
Mrs. James Kincaid helped Mrs
Will Wood cook for si.o men one dav
last week.
Mrs. Abe Teeter and daughter Mrs
Wilmerand wo children visited Georg
Hays sunday.
Grandma Click is still poorly.
Mrs. Busby of Oklahoma has beel
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Roe Cline
Mrs, Will Rice of Jasper took Dime
with Mrs. Luther WeScott one day las
week. Mrs: Wescotts mother was ais
there.
While Mrs. \. d. Lowe was milllin
Monday the cow got frightened an
kicked her over and bruised her arr
bsaaly.
The Jasper news., 1916-08-10
MALTA
Miss EMMA AfAeERs

Mrs. G.. +. Hossack and children Ie-
turned TO their home in Girard after
three weeks visit with her parents, @.
M. Magers and family.
Lille and Will Magefs and Mrs. g.
M. Magers visited Mrs. Will Carter
Thursday evening.
Dan and Lille Magers called on
Frank Isenmann and wife Friday even
ing.
Oren Harris and wife and sister Fern
Belline visited relatives in Lamar Sat
urday and Sunday,
Roy Massey and family visited rela-
tiyes and friends near Mount Carmel
Sunday.
Lille and Will Magers and Emma
Magers visited the Hubbard sisters
Sunday evening.
Correspondents will please mail
their letters Monday in time to
reach this Office Monday evening.
The Jasper news., 1916-08-10

The News will take your sub
scriPtions for the daily papers.
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Accident Policy

on your person and a bur
glary policy on your valu-
ables.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-18

Don't leave on your va
cation until YOU have Sc
cured an
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NEW JERSEY MAYORS
PROTEST SHARK REPORTS

BEACH llANEN N !. hl, ia
Mayors oi ten New t,f,s, tu,,t re-.
sorts Monday nishi i,'ucd a siaitmcn,
protecting against publication ni
stories which the, declare cause the
puhlir 10 believe ,he New lsfs,, ,ra
ecaW is infested with shark, vhsisa,
There atc M more than an, Other sum
mef The ,iatemen, add, that me
business Vt the tc,ufis has been hurt
without cause" b, ,hc ",hark ,.afc"
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Oh,

The southern UsNr. are meeting With
su'tras ~ ihn lulh The failure 10 the
show ls tho White utl rHu This I. ,r
ufrhum circuit attraction n n. com
lurrd ~ z Crawford. fret fUunf Al
Naurhu syruud tenor and . IulhN
BARITONE They have practically ar ur.
limited repertoire The costumes ~ the
hntu. afe worthy ui mention A. cr.
iifN change TuFstAY
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tH' training and code NJ sities W IN,
NV',l'a Hs ihv notorious Eautstvfs uf
lNs Trench rsviial Nfr called TNr uI.
lufet afe an Empires attraction ffla.
ani Wrlnss1a, ius~'hrf Win Trf ~
~ Ninr ltlNyfsil circus NIw srtiaI
Nl'!HW ll1t comes Thursday srH
friday M The Primal Lure Tr
srfit feature
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There's rrsst hfie', rrusfam irla,
'' ihr Majestic With y rsw pIr,ufs m
fr,i ifum war torn Nrsiuu special T.
nav, Wis film tvu.frui rnwHIh
lrnHits lt iniun Hri fuuf uihsf
frfls Tomorrow fmmt Wfhi.H eii
1pr"Hf in Tshl,s rufrrH" a Nfs. u,ti
Nrifu feature
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" vefm weather n.s been drawn 'r.rs
b., thu l.I p.NIHs iuIpr uHI tomorrow
.r 100, hs' times rN, b,adUu. bti.
fNu American luruUr Troupe. syNf,i
of t.fuiHfs Is uIr vf the urtt.s' ever
a.rN h.., TN, TNu \lH.r'ils N.s.H.
Han comedians a' 900 Vn r,h l'Inu u'
knock hluui uu. .u which thNtIt
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IN 'hF Keith ihsa'rfs IN iht Usti
NNfWhl IlrhnHnd s.ufpi unusual Flr.
esses IN ,hs snspr, tnmsit Sketch 4
Miin'thi NsfflaEr sud hpf NuHI tuin
D't 10 tsliuhtint lNfir patrons Nht has
'Nr assistance ~ = hustsni and Il msii
in ,hv art l'sden srh HEAD sfr stlII
ri.ina W. sushs vIih ihst Dt.H ans
rh'r nonsense Three Other acts on
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GALES DENIES CATTLE
OF AMERICANS SEIZED

npl1l\ IS. An, luN rs General
+ Fla, Gales. military commander oi
sonora. declared Monda, tha, n, had
received nn request ,fum ,hr state dr
rarmeut " The tuutd State, ,ut the
return ot cattle and other pfopsf,, he.
longing IN Americans Such a me,ass
would mot Jpmc in HIM hu, ip General
latfan,a he sad
llt further declared ih,i monte pi NJ,
soldiers have ,cifsd ,attlc ot u'ht.
property a, lar a. hs knew Ne added
II anN had been ,cifci without h,
know ledge the owner, needed ur', re
turn tn Sonora and demand ihri, pfpp
rfiN aud II would De- returned ii, ihr,o
New Telephone brs,ipt,r, have
h,cn delivered II YOU have rp, t,.
c,i,rd a rory call pnN .fn ADV