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The state herald., 1917-02-09
| School Notes.

Everett L. Northup has been appoint
ed president Of Pay OIL Valley district
Wee 80. J Jones removed FROM tbs
district.
BY proclamation State Superinsend-
ent Bradford has set apart Friday Feb.
% as Standardization Dav. School Of.
ticers and teachers are enjoined to see
that this day 10 observed.
Census books have been mailed to all
the secretaries Of the several school dis
tricts Of the county the past week. We
trust that secretaries will exercise oil
care to see that all children between 6
and 81 are listed. This includes mar
ried persons under age. BY doing this
a great deal Of bother may be saved
them as well as this Office. Feb. 10. Is
the day set for taking the census.
The Phillips County State Bank Of
Holycke and nearby districts prize med
ais for the best essays written on the
subjec, "1hc Stars and Stripes Forev.
er." A calendar containing thereon a
picture Of the hosting Of Old Glory at
the time the British army left New
York harbor In 1883 has been presented
each Of these schools with the eompli'
ments OF the bank and with the pur-
pose Of inspiring patriotism. The con.
test will close LineoIn's birthday and
the medals awarded Wsshington's birth
day. The presentation OF the medals
will take place at the court house on
that evening.
Now that the rosds are getting In
shap. for green hand at the helm OF
fiver 70 srs putting In double time
visiting schools. We have thus far
found tho schools getting n'org nicely.
County Superintendent
The state herald., 1917-02-09
announcement

Colorado will, In November 1918. o.
oct . United States Senator. Thc 70.
ublIsan party Of Colorado will In Sep.
'smbor Of that year. select its esndi.
date for that Office. I will b . esndi.
date for the rspsblicsn nomination for
United States Senator st the primary
election In September 1918.
l propose to do all possibly caa
while making this rsss. 70 units the ~
publican party In this state Into . strosg
unified party fesiy 10 sssvs the hieh.
oct interests Of Colorado and The natlsa
Clarence y. Dodge
Co,srs ado Springs, Colo. Dee ~, Itie
The state herald., 1917-02-09
Barr Ranch, Eckley, Colo.

a pointer for people who
want to hit" trusts. 1000 eft
cottonwood planted this sprin &
if properly pruned and cut back
each spring will make Z II posts
in three years. II cut ut prop
er time and treated right. dried
end up, dip top and bottom in
hot tar, will last 20 years. Can
you beat il. Raise your own
posts, burn wood, cobs, etc. BE
independent. Hit n trust.
John +. Barr
The state herald., 1917-02-09

With the election of 1916 re.
ceding into the distance it may
be we'll to make passing refer.
snce TO the disappearance of
the old bug boo. the Labor
vote" Organized labor was
defeated at the polls where it
was most anxious to win. j.
few instances will suffice to
make this plain. The counsel
for Federation of Labor ackson
Ralston, was badly whipped in
the Fifth Maryland District by
Sydney Mudd; David Lewis
chairman Of the House Com
mittee on Labor. an ardent uni
onist, was defeated for United
States senator by a comparn.
lively unknown republican,
though the state Of Maryland IL.
self gave Wilson a majority of
10, 900; Buchanan Of. Illinois,
former mead of the Structural
Iron Workers Union was de.
tented by Nicls JUL. II man WHO
was stoned in the campaign Of
1919; Tavenner. author OF the
anti efficiency bili. was retired
to private life by an unapprcci-
ative constituency; Gov. Dunno
Of Illinois. vocifferousiy cndors-
ed by the State Federation of
Labor, was overwhelmed in his
cnmraign for reelection.
Let the politicians aud the
Office seekers accept the evil
dence that lies on every hand
that the labor vote" was di-
vided ,ust os ~as the profess
sional meas vote. or the store
keepers vote. according TO the
convictions Of those who cast
he ballots.
The state herald., 1917-02-09

Trcyble between the United Sta tes
and Germany seems to be a. standstill
for ~ present, Diplomatic relations
between the two countries have been
ssvsNd by order Of President Wilson
but ~ German representatives have
not vt left the United Sta,cs and from
presspt indications, there does not seem
to bshnuch danger Of . declaration of
war
The state herald., 1917-02-09

Governor Gunter is having
plenty of trouble with the con-
frmation of some of his ap.
pointments. The democratic
majority in the senate or q part
of them have baked and say
they will not help confirm the
governors appointments. All
is not peace and harmony in
the democratic ranks even il
they did succeed in electing
such a peaceful" governor.
The state herald., 1917-02-09
/ High School Notes

Ia The recent semester examinations
the following students were excused
from pll the examinations since they
had nsade aversges Of 80 or more In
each fstudy. Goldie Scott. Frances
Hartyell. Clara Renck, Hertha Fulsch.
er. Nary Bevard. Lulu Gahringer and
Cathsrin. Moore
1heP. C. H. +. basket ball team has
besn.awsy on an extended trip playing
the teams Of the following schools: Fl.
Morgan. Sterling. Brush and Akron.
The boys have been little unfortunate
in tttir games but they have been do
ing credit TO themselves consideriug
the 4pct that one Of the regular players
10 nd eligible to plsy. The scores of
the etst three games are as follows:
Sterling 46 II. Brush 22 "a. TT. Morgan
l7.ls,
On Friday night the PC H.S. detat.
ing team met the debating team from
tY CHS Miss Milieent Painter. Miss
Mrs Means and Miss Bernice Vain rep
rssented the local school. Foster Coe,
Miss Anderson and Miss Lawrence rep
' rsospted the Y.CH.S. The decis on
uas@endered in favor of the visiting
tear who upheld the negative. The
th3nf team are Freshmen snd Sopho
m6ris whereas the opposing team are
sn y nIdts and Juniors. Notwiihstsnc'
J sfssl. ths bone issn nsds !
nhs 1Aowih& ''''-'
4 On Saturday night the varollo Cross
Orchestra rendered the 'ast rumbsr Of
the Lyceum Course conducted by the
high school this winter. The exc, l!en'
program was enjoyed by large sud-
erce. Tho high school people were
bic to meet the requirements Of the
contract and realize some profit.
The state herald., 1917-02-09

Mrs. Amos Hibbs md viii
Drenner md wife returned
Tuesdnv from Kansas CITY. Mo
where Mr.. Drcnner recently un
derwent n surgical operation
for appendicitis.
The state herald., 1917-02-09

Who has the lucky
key? Bring in your
keys and try the lock.
If you have the key
that viii IN, Jck the
lock you a re entitia j to
the $500 tiarmonoia
talking machine at
ScheunenHannS store.
The state herald., 1917-02-09

q. c. Zingg from Las Vegns.
New Mexico. arrived in Hol.
yoke Tuesday to look after prop
erty interests here. lie owned
and published the Republican
at Holyokc for n few ycars AID
hns many friends IN our county
The state herald., 1917-02-09


Governor Gunter recently ap-
|ppipted as state printer-a %.
IL ,rter for the Denver Post and
did this against the application
of John Barkhanser. of the
Denver Democrat, a man back
ed for the appointment by iSear
ly all OF the newspapers of the
state.
The Post seems to have a
good strong pull with Governor
Gunter even if it has no stand
ing with the democratic party.
The state herald., 1917-02-09

Neither labor leaders, race
lead&rs or religious leaders de-
iivef any vote. May the lesson
sinlf fdeep in the minds of those
whdgwould speculate in such an
evatescent commodity! Amer
icani1ndustries.
The state herald., 1917-02-09

II yos want the news from your part
Of the county published. have some one
write up the facts and send to the Her
cd enes and VIC will do the rest. We
have . phone In the Herald officc and
wesd b glad to receive over the phone
any Item Of news.
The state herald., 1917-02-09

The Denver Post supported
Carlson for governor but, Carl
son turned down the Post cam
didate for Register of the Land
Board and the Post had no fur
ther use for Governor Carlson.
The Post helped elect Cover
nor Gunter and the Post candi-
date for State Printer was ap
pointed by Governor Gunter.
The Gunter' administration will
without doubt have the supper,
of the Post.
The state herald., 1917-02-09

The young ladies Of tho l.. A. :. s.
club wer. entertained ~ Nisl Blanche
S.nrs At tho Methods p'rsonagc Wed
nesday evening and pleasant time re.
ported.
The state herald., 1917-02-09

Congress has passed the i'm.
migration bill over the veto of
President Wilson. They said,
He kept us out of war;" but
the action Of the democratic
majority in congress may get
us into war,
The state herald., 1917-02-09

Two hnndr, 4 husl els of clean
hog millet foi sale. n You
want good seed bry nume o,
this. Spelts Elevator.
The state herald., 1917-02-09

The Sears Hotel Ia To he remodeled
and brick addition bull, TO ,hs same
In tho near fu'sre when completed.
II will hc . thoroughly ~ To dn'c hotel
building something IN. town has Tor a
long time been badly In need OF.
The state herald., 1917-02-09

The Phillips County Alumni Associa'
ton, at u meeting Tuesday evening, g.
lec,ed Francis Flanagan president. chas
Hoschouer vice. Muriel Smith Sec. and
RAYMOND Summers tra asurer.
The state herald., 1917-02-09

Patron isc the home business mar
who advertisos his buainess and boosts
for the town and county.
The state herald., 1917-02-09
White Wyandotts cockcrsIs 81 each
taken soon. Mrs. J. A. Berg.
LIB. ls6 Holyoks. Colo.
For Sale.

A fine family driving horse and bug
gy and harness. Inquire At this Office.
The state herald., 1917-02-09
Exit the Labor Vote"

Workers Cannot PG Banded
rogrther aud PED He'd ~ Lead
srs.
The state herald., 1917-02-09
Read. Scheunemann's clear
ance sale ad in this issue.

OWL your own home. Money on Grst
class city property At @ per cent. Easy
Payments. r. l. johnson. Agent.
Midland Saving and Loan Co.
The state herald., 1917-02-09
Have you read Of the Bar.
gains in Winter goods you
are now getting at Schennc.
mans store?

own 70 live ! usncss men make
The state herald., 1917-02-09

a. Scheunemnnn left Hol.
yoke Monday for ST. Joseph.
Mo-, TO purchase spring stock
of goods Mrs. Schcunemann
aud little son accompanied him
to Holdrcgo for visit with rel
ntives during his absence.
The state herald., 1917-02-09

A. NJ. Axel,on Of Baxtun was IN Hol
yoke Thursday.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-05-30
DISAPPROVES OF
FLA. CANAL OBJECT
W ashingtOn Bureau.
Pensacola Journal.

WashInrton. May 29--The chef
Of engineers. in a report to congress
today, stated that the construction Of
a canal six feet deep and so feet wide
from Silver Springs to Ocala. Florida,
should not be undertaken o the fed
craI government at this time
This district. the engineer states.
that while construction Of the canal
would eliminate the five mile road
haul from below Silver Springs To
OcaIa. it would only be a terminal
improvement to facilitate handling Of
freight at terminus and would not
benefit navigation sufficient 20 war
rant the expenditure.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-05-30
Many Committees Appoint
ed to Make Drive to Raise
Pensacola's Quota.
CITY IS EXPECTED
TO BUY 1926, 900
Interest Manifested Prom
ises We'll for the Success
of the Undertaking.


Twenty-seyen thousand, four hun
drcd and firty dollars signed up and
money recci~ed, was the report of the
liberty loan committee yesterday,
making S"2.4o0 subscribed already to
the liberty bond, ana the orFahiza-
ton not yet perfected.
The committee has devoted the past
two days entirely to organization
work, tho following strong commit
tees having been appointed from the
various organizations Of the city:
Rotary Club: William Fisher,
chairman; James A. White, Y. J.
Vidal.
Masonic, Escambia 40. Il: T. Z.
Richards. chairman; T. 7. Todd, FL.
QujgIeI.
s. B. A. No. 1: Chin &ghackIeford,
chairman; 7. A. Boghich, Joseph
Marks. ". J. Scnnott.
knights Of Columbus: D. J. Hayes.
chairman: John II. Christie. Edmund
c. G. x. of A.. Dan Murphy. chair
man: Thomas II. johnson. A. J. GA
ham.
Volunteer Fjrcmon's Association:
ne 40 -EiNti E'l"r .t.sttii'id ].
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-05-30
Navy League Branch Is
Formed here After an En-
thusiastic Meeting.
5000 MEN TO
BE EQUIPPED
Business Men Endorse the
Movement-How Sailor
Lads Are Helped.

More than one Hundred voq3c7 at
tended the meeting Of Tine Comfort
! branch Of the NAVY Icarue al the
San Carlos anditorn.n vostrrdav
morning. When An orran:zatjon WIS
formed and nlans fo,13uIatcJ 70 carrv
ON this work m pcnsaro'a. Mrs ! s.
/ McGaughcy. trnnorary chairman Of
the mcetinr. VAS elected tn the
chairmansbIn with ,1n rolfowinr
other officers. Mrs. Frank u. Tracey.
assistant chaji7nan. lIiss KATE Smit6'
secretary: Mrs. O. ]. Scmmcs. treas
urcr: Miss EVELYN NaxwejI char
man knitting committee, Mrs. /. n.
/ Aiken. chairman WAYS and means
committee Sr,z,;nc, Nth Ms Akin
are Niss Fanna GaIdweu Tre MIos
DunbaIo Mrs. W-aIL[o1, In,rr..ban, NJ
Hennic FdIorndson 5I,s Worris
Roar lIrs Hon,,,. Pa1iin,o,. NI,,s
Hon,y- Warora1, ~. yra,.,,;,'n.to IN. riIb-
/ Icit, con1n,itton Miss NarTarof San
! dnsI5,. Of Tho \ VS. Ms Geli9 Nv
+ rover leOtluooll. OF ne JRIINdls
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-05-30
NO TRAINING CAMP FOR
FLORIDA --- TOO FAR SOUTH
Washington Bureau,
The Pensacola Journal.

Fletcher called the Leonard
the southeastern DIVISION the
excellent the
army mobilization camps.
replied that Florida far south
Todavs announcement the department all
and Florida.
In another letter Wood today Senator Fletcher calls
drafted September viii
in the winter the and that Florida offers the
sites for
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-05-30
THKR RhB0Hh al
''''S 0'H' @'S
E1f1WE TT B10h#
HEIWB 4 IIEEbBs
DELIBERATE INSULT
TO THE PRESIDENT
sPEcIAL 10 TIE LovPNAL.

Washington, May 29.-Nrs. Carrie
Chapman Gait, president Of the Ma
tlOnal American Woman Suffrage
Association, has today sent an open
letter to Miss Alice Paul chairman
of the National Womau's Party. call
ing upon the latter, in the interests
of the suffrage movement, to remove
the pickets from the White House
and the capitol. Recent events have
demonstrated beyond dispute, Mrs
Gait declares, that the piCketing is
harmful to the suffrage movement.
The National Suffrage Association,
which is the nationwide federation
of statewide leagues, totaIing 2,OOO,-
members, is and always has been OPP
posed to the picketing. The picketjng
policy is carried on only by the Ma
tional WOman's Party, formerly call
ed the Congressional Union. which
is an entirely separate organization.
"The National Woman Suffrage
Association feels deeply the injustice
of charging against the cause as a
whole what is djsapprOvcd in the con-
duct Of a small group Of its adv0-
Gates" writes Mrs. Gait. The picket
ing she Characterizes as can unwar-
ranted discOurtesy to the president,
and futile annoyance to members of
congress-"
Mrs. Cats protest is called forth
at this time by the recent statement
of Representative Harrison, Of Miss
issippi, a member Of the rules conf
mittec. The National Suffrage As
sOcisti0n, Of which Mrs. Gait is pres
ident, is working for the adoption Of
n suffrage committee in the house.
This organization secured the coop
Grafton Of Speaker Clark, and Presi-
dent Wilson, at Mrs. Cats request,
wrote Chairman pou, Of the rules
committee, stating that he considers
the creation of such a committee de
sirable at this session. The commit
tee granted d hearing on the subject
last Friday. Immediately after the
hearing Representative Harrison an
nOunced that he would never vote to
create a suffrage committee in the
house so long as any suffrage or
ganizati0n pickctcd the White House
or the congressional buildings. He
stated also that other members of
the committee stood with him on This.
Mrs. Cats letter to Miss paJl
reads as follows;
Washington, May "a, 1911.
Miss Alice Paul,
Chairman National Woman's Party,
Washington, ID. {.
My D ar Miss Paul:
I write YOU because 7 believe it to
be my duty, as president Of the Ma
tonal American Woman Suffrage
Association and spokesman fo, its
two million members, to- urge the Ma
+ioOa1 WoDa911'- Part ---th, Cancers. g.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-05-30

(Conti-ued on Page Two.)
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-05-30
Local Measures COnsidered-
Bonds for Exposition.

Senator Jones introduced and Sc
cured immediate passage Of bu
authorizing issuance Of five hundred
thousand dollars worth Of bonds to
hold 2 centennial exposition in Pen
@aco1a 70 commemorate ceEs.on Of
state BIZ Spain.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-05-30

Continued on Page Two.)
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-05-30

Continued on Page THyo)
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-09-07
PERSONAL MENTION

vi ierets fammrf nl assent faf
fHs TRINITY snd HfasHa tHlit rha ir
thr di, Thurada}
Tom Tenge hss feiHfnta le lHr aame
.n San hHtonip sfin ten rseae iri
a ii.f riiN
~ and Mr. % q nobbiwof n.1
lios see ~ iur Nn'ees
Ars A D. nonoahsn ~ Haustan j.
registered ~ ihs Aeeotr
Mrs &C. B. retias nua daughter ~
Gnlad ars slaIar n ihs Ii3 sarsfs
"a fhs NuetH
ST. ana Mfe 70 81 Mofehrad ard
son TRASH. isft ThDrrasB fof sen ~.
TONIC 60 uale ffeif hnss
w. a. lAusY haa rslafnea from "a
srferaed % siler tup ~ rolnrada
sad other Hesitrn states
Aliss Loo trn - Maff4s wiss
Csrfse Mobsy sna 3 fieer nohirf
- sreniaas8's sefe fH ere Teachers
lpsseu,s ar tiogpiuv % me braeis
Apartments
asrry Ko-rke hss gore to Mafi4n
10 saAs fhs COURSE ~ bafhs there
NJ sns Aar. ~ 3 Draper snd aan
zili, iesgs tpda5 fof DemlnK. ssw
Mr1ieg 90 FesieS
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-09-07
THE EAR.MARkS OF
A christian" TOPIC
EVANGELIST COALE
NsHtRArtoNAl SERMON MAS
PRtAcNGD AT rAI rlRsr
NtrAoDlsr CHURCH
LASr MONT
Niea 'eF Cena,s,sHt christisnits lnsiae
arc oNt 81 tie Cktr4f MAs MADE
hs I've 1in,sssss--r sass.
Service

dn nai Nsnt to or.utlse SON. bui
want 60 hfsr soa were thc orcninF
words "a ltauxvtsi Cusls in the 10.
Ni'al stffief@ at iht fsfsi Mcihndisf
Nhur0t Last nsaht and 10 eAanevitsi
telH hls wotA la eHe - lht unnsi belle.
fDVnvtsaaes he has delivered siuDc thf
metiiNe ptaan last ~endas
q ls tani az dangrrnus to hr q siu.
nst in zoe hurh az 20 hf slower
Nutriaf "a The huHh w. continued
~ hs aunenAsed nis ihsnie Iltc i'af
Males ~ . VAlsttsa Nakins = rlea
fef constituent Christian isms thp
evangelist Said that 81 takre mote Than
taf frfi,moN Vf tht if,s tu soul intt
me ~utld ~ us a~.i 90 Nhust. U
ia~.t iav ,rriassvns I'd rrai 1hrtriiau
ANss Thew hAt nt,tf hrfn a lime IL
tns hlsIutN uf iHe wylid wiser w. neeN
to stress tha do Dns SO feNrnt rstisn
ss now frc uHurug b. n a1 sttrw
uu oHtvafi rrfvfmHilan mstoAd uf ln.
vani Degeneration
would raihet rDe unt palsen nruu.
4nte tatVt sald Nj Desl, ttIs rafp
tttis ihsn io ret lsauHana u4'fest
HF ,nHtefslunf h8t n. hsttns sves
auit ffaeusfattHn Auuf ,h8rthfs are
: sass ttH Htshv fHr tn tuu rar makr
the Nhureh eral srAiiHaI fU4ts ns
consistent htlatHn Afmf al Nuu can
weahrn in lsHwrf Nt u.euHietcp
ttt lio Hrttd nt hrarrle is ant
swfI ths ausstnn i,f lhcmsfNfs y
thf pe.ih nl tettHs Dhusn kHun nlf
49, iraHf ,Nuei kuape wA hrnft e N
ih., .AN utt Christian
A. fhr ttaHsflIat DfnAeHt Hlt nIHf-
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-09-07
Realty Transfers

Tte frilDWlna uansft,s were flied
for % wd Th4rsdit
e. % i'urif ~ San Tatr,.o 90 e. D.
Farir ~ Sue 49, county tfaat ~ town
prppcrts ai ror Aunsns 81 and 1thsf
CONS ldsrHttous
= Garrett fo vs. T. Pope seven
lofs a rplonln MrAitnua Addition 30
corpus chrisr fio and other consd
frafions
~ McGrfafr ~ Mfs w -
McGrcsof fn ST.. Esthfr McgteHof
lhs ~ fes rut ~ ihr W $50 Ones.
~ uso. 81 and oiher Considerations
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-09-07
DISTRICT COURT WAS
IDLE DURING THURSDAY
r~o c@sss Are Deessssa TO- redsy
and One " TIE loo viii Likely
Go 70 Fftpl

nistfi 0ouft IVES idlf fhurnonf two
~ fhe lhref tAsfs dncksfed Cor the
DAP HsiuE continued ii agreement and
e INTRO aeffisd gfn ~ cuHFr srf dis
missed from go dnAFf
Tao rares arc uu SO anthft fpf
todas npa t = tseiY thsf pnf ~ fAs
.tNp all 81 ~ ifial fBf cases nelns
ioaGiua fsffpr ThefngHen
Wens efefe Nipnrifnfa
1853 esufl j. n8e be- ss fauub ~t~i
= ftn wffAs term ana member
= taseF are doctsts1 ~ frial
Commissioner Court meets nfrf
wes. ~ ihs sspi'misssf ieffn rppnff
csnrt metta - Mpaaay RsIaFsnisef -
and Disffif Criminals rouft meets on
Meness, oeiobsr ~ fof Al sigtt reeAs
term
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-09-07
NOVEMBER 10 AND 20
TENTATIVE DATES OF
WATERWAY MEETING
siVtss ANc eAsaoRS COMMIT
TEE oF CONGRESS TO Az.
TSNp cospOs c4siSri
CONVENTION
ereseat pian . Co. tAs cenaressr,te
80 NaAs fwp fre-~ Frsepert 70
Nhs e-o va ths inter<sastal
Casa

iairs fof taH arnHai ounientlur of
ihe intsi~tatv Inland NNtrfeas i.eaEue
of Louisiana ana TrAas. g. nf hsld in
Nmrar CHRISTI Save t>t9 Nr' NArl
at Nufvuffati ff ana - anN she Nr,t.
gram wNi uol b. afNnUrA fNt.~ f,sf
snnfnct irN wurks ar,ulalne to MaYss'
NuN Niilef wpo has rcturntd fram
NIuEUfa wncfe b. attended mretina
~ thv hAeeaiNr Committee uf thc
IFHFHe $50 MiNFf Is -ttHetsiN sd tht
tcante
thaf pitHs tM lls ..Ut,ullap sA4t
Ml NHrr hsNt net nfrn d,untr1
Hfranaea rhe titcfa aud Mathars
Committee nf Nnuffrts hte tpted
su iut fsitnn g. ttiftd she ,anteuf Ioe
rut nrtd dnf w. tue aanrrnn,-u i
~ uanEwss hae tetn de, iisd HYon
th,, wlN nf ananip tu Announce tnr
tme of thrir irlp n grNat
fnr'rfer ir vt1Hl rNff un
tHe Iutfnttor nf thc ~Wvussn Interests
HN t1rUurri whose rursts thss VIA b,
Nhie in che state solid NJ Minsr
Tbs swcNsont hafr Hkfn moni
hrosamiuatd Nirw uf tht sltuatien aHa
NHl utlt, ths oouFttsnnen ia inspr.
afhof rrsns psuietts snd Dc b. 500,
Hfsasni San g. hasf fa,fa iHaes fi,
trr frnm irtcpofet Co. corpus hiiet
Nls coo iuternAsial Canai
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-09-07

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