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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1917-09-14

Alleging failure to support her and
their 7-year-old daughter. Mrs. Edith
Tracey nled suit this week for divorce
from a. p. Tracey. and $40 month
alimony, to be paid also pending the
trial.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1917-09-14

Suit for divorce on grounds OF de
sertion was filed this week by Helen
McCabe against John McCabe, to
whom she was married in Tacoma in
1913. She alleges that he deserted
her in 1915 and has. since refused to
support her and their child, whose
custody she also asks.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1917-09-14

BUILDING MATERIAL-at lowest
prices. Send for our illustrated cata-
log; contains everything. Prompt
shipments everywhere. p. A. Rovig
Co., 1929 First Ave. &c.. Seattle.
Wash. (Adv. 8-4-tf).
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1917-09-14

For Trade - Thoroughbred Hol-
stein bull, IN years old, for fresh
COW. Must be good. r. A. Cook.
Phone 1878. R. No. I, Tumwater.
(Adv. 8-4-tf).
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1917-09-14

For Sale-Second-hand Bull Trac-
tor. Has been used in two or three
demonstrations. New guarantee goes
with it. Price 3776.00. Address Mr..
Harwood, 500 e. Pike street. Seattle.
(Adv. S-2-D.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1917-09-14

For Sale-Team, weight 200 lbs,
nearly new 3-inch farm wagon and
good harness. Price $275 cash. M.
D.. Spencer, Box 43, Route 3, Olym-
pia. (Adv. $3.50.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1917-09-14

Instead Of talking health food, eat
It! Dement'S Graham Flour solves
the question. (Adv. 3-2-tf).
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1917-09-14

Bids solicited for clearing 20 acres
clay upland. 8h miles east Of Olym-
pia. w. r. Shuman. Route 2. Olym-
pia. (Adv. $3.50.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1917-09-14

For Sale-Economy Chief separat-
or. Phone 21F21. (Adv. $3.50.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1917-09-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Woodland are the
parents Of : baby girl, born Monday.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1917-09-14

Adv.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-10-31
NO,STOMACH PhIN,
GAS, INDIGESTION
IN five MINUTES
''Pape's Diapepsinn" is the
best antacid and stomach
regulator known.

Really does put upset stomachs
in order-'real1y does overcome In
digestion, dyspepsia, gass heartburn
and sourness due to acid fermenta-
ton In five minutes-that-just that
makes Papes Diapepsfn the largest
selling stomach antacid and regulator
in the world. II what you eat fer
ments and turns sour, you beloh gas
and eructate undigested food or
water; head is dizzy and aches;
breath foul. tongue coated; your in
sides filed with indisestible waste, re-
member the moment aPape's Dia-
pepsin" comes in contact with the
stomach all such distress vanishes.
It's truly astonishing - almost mar
velous.a and the joy is its harmlesness.
A large f1fty-eent case Of Pape's
Diapepsin is worth it's weight in gold
to men and women who can't get
their stomashs regulated. It belongs
in your home-should always be kept
handy in case of u sick, upset stom-
ach during the day or at night. It's
the quickest. snrest antacid for the
stomach in the world,-Adv.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-10-31

we fail to see that by convincing them
that Just peace favorable to the in
terests Of revolutionary Russia could
not be concluded tomorrow at Stock
holm, we, took away from them all
reason for fighting today? Why
should they allow themselves to be
killed when the triumph of their
cause is to be secured by other means
than by the sword?
Yes, the Socialists and the workers
Of the West have great duties in re-
spect of revolutionary Russia. But
those duties do not consist in minis
tering to the childish illusions Of a
people that has hardly vet attained
emancipation and has never had any
opportunity of acquiring the least po-
litical experience. They consist in
talking sense to it. The Western DEM
ocracies have yet another duty; the
duty Of not creating in their own
countries by flattering illusions which
the Russian example has proved to be
so dangerous, military situation
similar to that from which our AL
lies are suffering.e
I only see one way in which So
cialism can resume international rela-
tlons with dignity. The seat OF. oul
OTSdulNatlOn was 81 BRUSSELS, IN Lld
House of the People which today i.
guarded by German bayonets. Oul
International Association is unde1
the heel Of the Kaiser, as Belgium
herself is under his heel. Is 1t pre-
pared to accept the situation and hav
| ing been kicked out of its own house
| is it simply going to sit somewhere
else?
Let 1t first of all drive out the in
vader and repudiate as traitors to it
cause all those who, like the German
Majority Socialists, have become &C
complies Of the criminal and acces
fsories to the crime. The de1iveranc'
of Brussels will be a synbo. of tn
deliverance of the International Asso
citation itself. It is at Brussels, and a
nowhere else than Brussels, that it
| first Congress ought to meet.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-10-31
WHY HAIR FALLS OUT

Dandrun causes feverish irritation
of the scalp, the hair roots shrink.
loosen and then the hair comes out
rid the scalp of every particle of
dandruff. get 26-cent bottle of DAN
der.ne at any drug store, pour a little
in your hand and rub well into the
scalp. After few applications all
dandruh disappears and the hair
stops coming out.-Adv.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-10-31

Mothers from the Daughters" mo
George! No, George!a Not Tonight!'''
and Look Me Up When You're In
Dixie" On the reverse side Peg o
the Ring" ver1table Gu1ckstep of the
dancig floor, with striking bell and
xylophone effects, and including Ben
nett's Preparedness March"
'"Take Off Your Goats, Boys, and
Roll Up Your Sleeves, Jordan Am a
Hard Road to Travel!" So sings Har-
ry c. Browne, in his pleasing baritone
voice, while he thumbs his banjo for
Columbia. It's a fine, lively old negro
melody, well rendered, and coupled
with it is "De Gospel Train Am Com
| in,," an amusing combination Of des-
crtptive speaking and melody. in
which Browne and his banjo are ac-
companied - by the Knickerbocker
Quartette. Browne can not only sing
and play the banjo, but he is a whis-
tier of quality, too, and his records
are entertainment that will appeal to
Listeners of every age.
| Can you imagine Dvorak's captiva-
ting little "Humoresque" set to waltz
time and played by a Jazz orchestra
It sounds impossible, but it's been
done, and most Interestingly done, in
a new Columbia dance record, called
Castle Valse Classique.'' Earl F'uHer's
Rector Novelty Orchestra of New
York City does the playing, and thei1
lrenditions as fascinating as the HUI
lmoresQue'' itself. On the other side
lis another dance record. Zone Fleet.
ling Hour introducing "My Dreams
and played by the same orchestra.
All the emotional appeal of the
"MeditatiOn" from s~Thais'' ia exoIis
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-10-31
NEW RECORDS FOR
TALKING MACHINE

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+h. ito s+an h;+ .euaua M
80 a. ~ ~, .ziaresa1J Ta.,ias
- 1a17,, ,.hara a. ra.is+ars5 800
inst,,tanao,,s .,,eass a. e
ea,ad ~ coI,,Y,ri. ~ - N1r,,e,,,ass,.
1ist - - raaa.ds ,.-,+, aot,,a., 49,
60, arh;n., Thar.n 49, 49,.
oa..o.;+tax =. uh,o., $500 49,
-ea....s,., g. 80, % 80 1911
,aIoa,, Ro+b sa1ac+ta,s ~ a1a--ea
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loeanl - >eeus ou
1A,...a IaI 1.-4 A ~. ~
.ol Iie ooiuliipi@ f>oss,ips =, hs.. ne
heynote ol tne sung - ne me, ihey
aove you' hnoW' ~. lues want you
20 60 se8..lllell .hae mas .ouno 1ts
ecno IN tnousanos o. american
MONIES. II IS seirIihsly ienuereo. Inc
coupieo NUMBER - III q Long Long
WY 20 Ing y. .. A. soHs Iilleo
IN KHAKI on the battlefront OF france
ana their renoftion IS as fascinating
as Home. sweet home, used as an
1nteriuoe- hosar Stoooard Is the sing
en- with accompaniment py the
broadway Quartette.
It's q very cynical ditty, this You
Never Can Be TOO Sure About the
GrLs. sung Dy M. j.. oConnell for
Columbia, and found In the Novem-
Der offerings. But also it's highly
am us1ns-although 1t seems likely
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-10-31

Detective Joe WINS shot and killed
J. W. Flanagan, a member of Com
pany C, Eleventh Infantry Of Chatta-
nooga.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-10-31

Former Governor James E. Fergu-
son of Texas announced that he woule
edit a weekly journal at Temple
Texas.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-10-31

A new chemical plant. to cost about
100000, will be built at Bramwell
W. Va, by the National Carbide Co
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-06
,u.,uIpuan.. 10 sab far Il, Ilbrtasn

dnssuIpudtu". 10 buB fiir bic ilbrisen
gei9dbigten no9 eegen 40 pro5snt
aus Der RaHe terausionlmen biirfttn,
ip6brenb Grau Wtortbo &upfer bon
nsusm arm ME cine Sirasnmaus ms
BOD panbert, na9bem iie es bersits
su sinsm sisensn priraibunttonto BON
runb a9thunbsrttduisnb Ntarf ees
bta@t bate. serabe ols Der Staatss
antpaIt ranb eingriff. Gm msiItsn
pirb BON Der OeffeniIthfsit bebouert.
bab Bel bieism proaeb betrossnsr
@etrfigsr leiber iebe Sanbbdbe mans
ssIie, um seri9tli9 ou9 oieieniesn 81
trsffen, bic na4 einem ri&tisenNorte
bes Staatsonipolts bei ibren @elo'
sei4Gftsn NIT Sruu aupfer ben, Sin'
ierseonnien boben mubtsn, bic gtotR'
lage bes Gtaates su ungebeuerlifem
Nufer ansSuHuben,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-06
,,Gr fat seffemmt. !"
Cine @eftHdte mis benz @abettenbaiii'
bon Sooftm GretberrH bon
gfeisenftetn.

Sie fedfe apnrpag,rie itanb nit Elm.
seidlpenften SIiigeIu IN Sufetiestform
auf benz Sofe bee @obetterIforps. Dor
oie offene Sette botte fkb ber 6mtpt.
mann NIT ieinen Sffiairen nr6 benz
GelbpebeI potirt tnb bieIs htn Rts
tagsoppen db.
Cine ungtGubiifR 9fobeit m %,
sniem aIten Dhmm aaif bem burrfIen
Gli,r 6es nehrgebGioes eine gdjmar
su fpaiuen. Hrofeifor aniepe bot iih
bel benz SAirs ben Griu gebrnfan. 81
nsis nst ,nos III sseaA IN kzbt,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-06

arbeitern. bic Gn @arHstng braussv-
bolt por6ea tparen, fnl6 irislpiid,eil
feds geitorben, iobab 1is 8nb[ Der
2obten iih nirilulebr ont 81 beIdiift.
Oie msiiten Der Gchten iinb Gnrbiee.
Sn Der @y7ibe befiriben fi1 siIr Bet
nod etpa 10 bis 20 2eirte, BON beneIl
feiner Iebesrb an be DbeTfIdde ee-
braft nubeu 0iirfte Die Rethrngs-
arbeiten perben unabI6iiig fortee-
ieet. aber mnH gIoiibt ni6t, bdB es
Dor Wfoutng ns6sIih ieiu tpirA, bic
Beridiitteteu Oh erreidel.
Bstaunte< GStruss stHos.
Ser.
Rem D,ori, 8. Mng. 9ant 5isr
sinsetrOffsnen Ra@ri4ten III IN Bern
IN Der S4psis Dr. Sbsobor RpGer.
bem I'm Sabre 1909 Der Rnbelpreis
fir Ubiriirgie sasslproden iDorben
mar, seiiprben. Or. acdgr mar, ipfs
Is btibi. Der srfts a5t, Der NIT Grfplg
4ropfopsruiioneu nirsfiibris. Sci eluss
brudj beB Weitfrieges itellte Ct ben
uerfd3iebsnsn Rssi.runsen en- prdpa.
rut aur werfiisuns. bds Ct -gonsas
Iuru1 nnnute unb bns &lutungen
fhnsl ifiIIsn fpIIie. Der geritorbens
mon cine autoritdt auf BEN Gktirt Der
plaifiidxn Gbtrursis.
Gpfer besm otorrabs.
@oofeI g., s. augiiii. Ger 35
Sabre olfr 6. .. Efeiffer aus Nib-
laiit bEieb onf Der StelIe tobt inrb s.
S. FnpIor aus AIIinzre iDiirbs iftDcz
perIett, ais EN- Don xnpIor selenftes
Notorrnb uusiAlug. HfeiiIer, Der jlf
q, bein iettii9 nueehdnaten BdeeIdea
bsfaHA. brad II han ehaz sas gs'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-06
@rubeuerpIofion.

Gfap, sfp. 8. suguii. lie 3abl
ber Gpfer be- gr,iiciion, Die fi4 aIr
sandtog I'M iiiSir6en ginfubrti&a3l
Der @ribe gso. z br Cat aautiidb
Goal COMPANY ereisnefe, lit Ioli oeil
gngabcn BON ghiiies g glitaroicn,
ban gioeprdiibenten uilb @etriebsIei.
ter, am Gdultag Gbenb ast 81 ge'
stiessa.
Sm 0d,,fe bes Sn1nltass hpErbc,i
ipte Dti@aroion erfIdrte, % oeideu
aus Der griibe hernlseei&dff IND
an Sonntog ip,rbe eine 2dde 1ebcr'
Ipeu. E2az 3ea - berzsttn Guztse
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-06

unb Elm Gulumeu ipurbe borbur.
,TlenfA, bebsnie bod, oas f4red'
li4fis 8erbrs9en, bus tftn dnfdnbtee'
aerl iih aussubtnien ipdst, unb bn-
ga, fpie bait bu oas fertiegebroff
Miin4op tHiff bic GipQeu siiiaIu'
men uub f9tDxa
.Du peibi bic GoIseu9' fpogt'
S9IassntRiu trauris.
.Sa.-
limb
rQos.-
GfLaeenthin Scg nit einem jam
merIi6sn Gsfi&t bic Gdaela bod uni
blidte I'm Rreiie umber. - Ieberni
oieieI6s mitleibiss Srnurisiett.
gI5sli9 fsrnffte er fid ouf.
r3ittpis. bor bic Sbiir - S8mitrl
iteben.'
Die Sbiir 5ffneie unb f6lDb ii&.
Gtnen @useItbIid 50serte q NOD
Damn irat er Suriid unb tomman'
bierts fdarf: .Rutfde!'
Dd iprans es berbti ipie TeufeI
Wie bur4 eiiisn 3auber f&ipong I'LL
perftbens FIBER etfpus In Der Gaaft.
2tneaIs, aIopfpeitibea, Ssiteigs'
ipebre unb G8emeIbsirs, dlIes bur@.
einonber. limb baa, getriebeu bon
musteIitdrtsn, ietniaen @rmen, fault,
Nib unb ipahlIos nieber aif bsn
armen s5rper. ber iiber ben Su4
geipanrt mar.
S6laeeribtn iianb obfets NIB fab
ouf feline l1br - stpei gttnutsn:
.9aIt!~ fpmmonbirte CT In ben bum,
pfen 5usel btnehl
Die Gdufte fdrrfen W6infpip erhob
iia tauilslitb, ipdbrarb G&iasent5in
auf ibn Sutrat rI,6 ieie Sonb nabm:
~pnr, armer aerl,- jagr q.
Ddnn brad Mln5oip Guf sinsn
StuM aieber, nRns 2aiit unb Sbrdne.
ltuA ipdbreno bic Gtube ft9 raf4
Ieerte, iamen etnaeIns bsrun. Hnpfte1
ibm fanft anf bic S&uItsr pbez
iiriden i5m mtildbis abers Sanr.
Gs mar RuHi. Die beibu bot.
bdneenen fyenfter gIpmmen, pom
Wtpub befdiensn, ipie mil&wipeibs
Biertds In bic DrnieIbeit bes ileinen
2asdrett5iuimers, IN bem Weiin@op
gang ailsiH lag.
Der Dffisisr pom @ienf butfe
feute NbeItb fsin.n 3uionb bemerit
unb Jpn irpt allen Gtrdubers gum
Qrst esi6idt. Der aFiHenaar3i
battle ihn unterfiidH. Btniergub am
gfiidm nrb f9intre Rippenquetf4 4nns.
gpobus = aluf Der StsiHtreppe &C,
FaIIeI. Berffu9t nod ems, tpenn 70
EN- Brneel bas fns!e, banm par es 70.
unb fpenn man ibm beipetien fonnts,
tppnrit isbe efnsefne Gtrieme eefGta.
gen mar. Dd nsb ii4 ni3t beitom>
men.
Run log er fin IN ben Riifen unb
loufdis auf ben perbaIIsnen ghritt
bes Wdrters, Der eben bic Gispnfaing
erneuert bate.
Damn riGtete e. ii9 wiiMom bod
unb sog einen ssrtnitierteu Brief bers
DOT, ben er nm Wittag beim MppsII
beipmmen. 9en breitete CT IN bas
fdble Giht eines WpnbftrnhIes, Der
bur6 sinen Spnlt bereiufid. limb
las nod einmaI:
.Tlein Iieber Sohnl
Seate par mein alter Jrsnrtb
grentenSorff Sci mir. Du ipeiBi. bnb
ieins So9ier, btine Iangijdbrige
Gpislgfdbrtin, I9per erfyanit IN.
Gis nirb bic neue WoHe uidt ers
leben unb ipiiHfGt bin mod einmnl
gu fopen.
geib bic 8dbne sufamuen, msin
ormer Sunge, unb foulm uiorgen
rib. Dtin trtuer Batter
Crime Sanb tralIts fi& nm bas
papisr. Dann ianf er 5uriid nnb
briids ben aopf ins 4iTer. limb
ipdbxnb sr laui aufH59nte In ieintr
GinIamieii, fDie Elm Waun. ben man
ms s5ers traf. liefsn iiber feine @os
den bic betben, biiierrn anabsus
ibrdnen.
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f27 81 Z. etrafe.
9riitfat)est

isbst uf IN beuff9sr nnb sncflf9r GtraAs
lnr GsftodslSlsuts. esrs4ns sir- usbzispanser
perbsa aIF Eunf6 bssera4
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-05-10
LEASED WIRE ASSOCIATED pREss


Few persons in Amarll, realize what u,msad.l. u. ,l
ng It IS TO entertain the delegate. who su come q. . 9.l
Trails Association convention here 900 june
To iitngy house aud feed the ihouoI. ala ars c,ed
II going to be necessary for the people 81 ,tc r O., ,, u
close cooperation with members of the committee moss preparing
Tor ;hs visitors.
Newspapers all along the Trails giving greatest puli.
70 the forthcoming convention and . being mad, u MANY
towns Of the Panhandle who will tb, trp 10 Amar.
Icnting facilities will take Of a lcl., bpo 81. t. t
with many more expected going bc necessary hr ua
homes OF the people to be opened uurcscrgclg
The listing OF that be- rented during , period "a,
reasonable rates should be well along by now l, 90. committee,
can learn nothing unless people who have rooms telephone
convention headquartcrs
Why wait until the last minute
The sooner the committee knows exactly 10 what z Nh,
people Of Amarillo win be able help the sooner b. members m
be able 70 make arrangements Tor additional quarters fr Nh, nd
egates.
And an undertaking such tins. tremendous though IL b,
should be carried successfully carried ont without single
hitch # Amarillo is get the foil benefit favorable advertising
result OF the convention
There ways iu e' h -ors may leave the ,f, pr3t
flied BY The Of their treatment or errur INC vae n
stk sny9@#n" uG8 Ga 6 lltxn--- III, Bsa. ssara mr.,
be Sthng to cooperate heartily h the committee n charge If
that sort is to be obtained
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FRENCHMEN AWED
As EMPIRE CITY
OFFERS WELCOME.
SALUTE STATUE OF LIBERTY
'fU 3D. Surrender iuCpndliiior T.
D Fl. Cos ~ spidic. m 1hrpng
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rnE MIND RAVES wmrN Nor N CONTROL.

"i brauchol or ON 10 Flossjr
Smith Mdr.Is." Hil Paula, "I0r
/ Whenever think OF my time Son
. Iurton. hers b. the figure that
af. out more than an the rest
Hp because Der personality wa5
unique OBJ me.
HHt Ono person aho Interested
H.'a Iua ana uo most az this tiwc
Porn Perry Tom was one of The
.o,H.. men ] ever met ana. drunk
..r H.r he Fas alRars kindly. a.
."ra thoughtful always a gentle
uau
.i" trf ono 40 Che most brilliant
rd. Mte eNer encountered when
TO- moo leuld..d with whiskey.
.t ..a' TUU uN .as only IS. with all
100 would before him. he could
D.te better and more puugcnt Eng
l.h iiHu any u.w paper man / have
user MoNn be loved his friends
.Hd enjoyed their society. and all
I'D. instincts aar, OF ihe highest. But.
.ou these spells came upon him
.a.Uit Iy would 90 away from
..shndr arl us drink until ne
UcF nothing hardly that hc was
alive.
cone dsY Iaff got hold OF him be-
Tore Pee bad begun his tramp % tho
- - y SIN az IN.
" lizard although boo Va preparing 10
'' .n' Jcft t1li me afterward he
iau % Do at '.lsb'a F.ttiag him %
'aF Too o.. hotel PIC found Ton had
U.l" of 'nttrr and kilograms from
'. paper which bee evidently had not
read
''.'m eoin' out. ius goiu' out. JEFF
.'' o. 'Hry' lo s,id thickly. and
Them W r..r' Zoo r0s.ru from the q
Dbl" .owo r.uk discharged me-
s morning and Tim r0ir to show
iw nd resign This afternoon. That
. 'h' way 'u DO o. iusf resign
.".. said Chat poor Tom went on
H ihIs uathe'lnlly ridiculous way
Iu'lI Be-. got him Gan oi bromide
and Then ha took l'm for % motor
id' Afc. that ha was very re-
pertalt
NHnf win Tho girls think Of me-
ioi' H. asked
INar are H.r 800 other Good
omen tHay are ready 90 forgive al-
most anything iu tHo man they love
'"I i.ry DO uo. suspect that ha
anyone else
Urn mon Nf q. lH,n anyone. Jeff
$40 Frn Der alora allowing anyone
H love me why jeff. % Thought
nN women cared fl~ mc Td eo and
.'.n iu 600 river
" 'Ile looked at mo so patbotisaU-'
1i' Jeff whom he uls telling mo
bout o. 7 th0ueb' perhaps "a i0f
would DO him some good
Vol Tom jeff said. you lad
0'i"r 'o 10 right away. Tor you mus,
ror Alma loves YOU So we'll shc r.
."nrfnr1t,r OF your drinking sU
Uroh.
Tom looked up quickly ana thon
mig h.s head 10 sou really think
.'f .he could care for poor sti.k
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-05-10
LITTLE SICKNESS HERE
DURING MONTH Of MARCH

The sanitary report for March e.
3 hy np Texas state Board OF
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'.r" N.. 3 cases OF small pDN ana
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n rn state no nrro there wero
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In' & ~ f.,amvolitis
Amarillo showed poo caeos Of Dip
/ .l.l typhoid fever or uhrrru'o-
! IF Austin headed ihn l's Cor Hmal
| poH with 40 cases and Port Arthur
n 81 h%R Is cases eases 70 " eeaiYi iSI
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cases. Houston l.d .0e Ist f0r
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-05-10
NulH flag AM Ny FLAG

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hH Hut blue and white
Iur tho great flag thc flag
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vaIio and blue
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-05-10

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riilf FIt1 chronic cough kuH't
'Dn WluHastH Nnn. wtfcs. "f.r
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