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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-18

THE BED ROCK
or RUSSIA
Ernest Poole Lo0LS 10 fhc
Peasants as me Hope Of
NE Great Nation

Althuugh more boor,s ba,o bccr writ.
tom T., ;,,ou,,...,,,-.
'''' ''"'''" " Tue '''SS'"' ''o-
PIE IMAM any other nation involved in
the var. tho Slav still rrmaioe the least
understood rar,o,. .,c,,,o, mad ,,,,,or,i.I
L. ',''' P''>
,''' No"> "'S'o" O' WORT" aHalrS anu
h"u'En civilization. Tho great majority
OF writer's have rIronir,ed tho rush or
c,o,,,s ,r .h, r-,,..,..,.. ,.,
.....,. ''.N' 'H'''.> "''' '"'''
N''' I'll! rcSu,t mat iNcOmpcteHCSs ana
fur"rfc.alty have robbed their books
Of permanent v,I,,c NJ, roolo ,.j,b
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''UN "'"'9 ''c"' ~ ''"'
,,no,s,"'i ~ QUE S"""lI"h HcS w CONF
his dro,,,, ' ''"T""'' nus h"peS'
,,,,,, .,,' ,-' US ,',l''oSoP'H anu 'u> You,
r,,,t. "' L't'''"E succession OF fl>"'
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ncaCa,'e ,I., S.,, S,."'
I""""ht ''"SS' or dark people. conSt-
tut iug 20 urr conf ,F tbc ,op,lu,iD,,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-18
TOpographv and ar

rn,. Ery ~ the &ucccS- or failure Of
rrrr than one great military campaign,
and Of mrumorahlc minor operations.
may be found primarily in the fornla-
liui, of the land that has been so bitterly
, outestcd hv the opposing armies
II is from this interesting and novel
angle that Professor Douglas W. John
son. ur.Gunmbia University. approaches
the war i'm his study Of "Topography and
strategy in tho War" II Is novel be
cause. white the physical aspects of tho
battIegrouuds have figured in the news
dispatrhes. they have been discussed
only incidentally, Professor Johnson
ma in nIrrnsC uu the OF her hand is to
give IN" Ieduer '''dT "'e"I"I pC'u'e
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-18
History Of The OuerJrook
Seminary

The latest edition of the official sketch
Of the Philadelphia Theological Semi
nary Of st. Charles BorrOmeo at over
brook compiled by the Rev. A. j.
Schultz, might suitably serve as me
mortal to the late Archbishop Prender-
gast. BY coincidence, it was issued
almost simultaneously with his death
was printed for him and naturally its
later pages reflect his work as Arch
bishop Of the Ph Iadelpha diocese OF
CoInprthensiVe sketch Of tn" growth oi
the Catholic Church. In addition to
the seminary from its small beginnings
i'm 1882. the book contains valuable APP
pentlices of statistics and name lists.
THE PHILADELPHIA THEOLOGICAL l.
. sEMINARY OF ST. CHARLES BoR'
RONlEO: iS32-1017. Illustrated. Phila-
deInhia: Printed for his Grace Most ReE
Edmond +. Prendergast: by the, Catholic
Standard and Times Publishing Company
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-18
METAPHORICAL BLEND
OF GINGER AND HOPS
Morlcys 'Shamyga6' Is Sparkling Intcllectu Il
Tipplc Of Pleasant Flauor-EngIish Toguc
Of ihe Casual Essay

on, land Morley is constructNcly 50,
although both his father and mother
are English. They write their essays
knowing that the chances are against
large sale. The real Engiishman
living across the ocean writes similar
literature confident OF hearty vel
come from a wide public This may
be for the reason that there is n read
ing class over there wnlCh likes 10
have volume to pick UP for tou
minutes while waiting for dinner or
just before going TO bed and is pleased
when it can get the privilege or read.
ing the reflections of an Intelligent
man on tho latest fad or the newest
play or the most recent man Of letters
to attract notice. T.. Y. Lucas Is on"
Of the institutions Of london. When
he described for the Euglishmen the
interesting work Of An anccnt Persia =
WHO wrote a biographical dictionary
Of the famous men of the cast he vas
certain that he would find readers,
and when he put his Boswell Of Bag
u"' III No'u'''e ''o'S VIII
o'''e' s''o''' ''S"'
as The Oldest Joke and Love ana
LOVERS he knew MS public would
buy it, lie plays with an idea. max.
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does not know everything. The Sag
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parucHlar'E oc''S''''"'' ~
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tlhg ana ''''I - '''"' "U',''
does ho' vary "'"|'' "''''
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that ! nave ever I''" aug 49,.
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-18
Raemaekers at Popular Price

The popularity of Raemaekers's car
toons has led the Century Company 10
bring out an edition of those covering
the first year Of the war in such form
that 1t can be sold for popular price.
The volume contains 100 cartoons, begin
ming with his first published on August
/. 1914, and ending with the one about
the free sea showing the German idea
OF what ii would do for Holland.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-18

DESIDES being no mesn publisher
Dand a novelist who has produced
several fine and one perfect novel,
The Coconino sun., 1918-11-15
INTERESTING EVENTS IN
 THE LOCAL SOCIAL WORLD
MRS. FRANK N. NOBLE

cessities for the refugees. Our owr boys will soon be writing and telling oi the devastated towns and the reclaim. ing of the same. So let us be up and stirring and assist to our utmost the work yet to be done by American women, who must bear the greater burden of it all.
 Mrs. Porter tells us of the new "hon- or roll" soon to be posted in the local work room. On this will appear the names of those who will finish one of the little black sateen dresses known to eventually be worn by the little French and Belgian orphans. Last Tuesday goodly number responded to the first call for workers since the reopening of the rooms, but it seems there are still many who are fearful of the recent epidemic. However, Mrs. Porter feels that by today this fear will have subsided and the old number be at work again. The allotment for the little black dresses has never been filled. so it is imperative that these be finished, for this chapter naturally is held responsible for its quota.
 As to the Christmas parcels, the car. tons to be sent the boys have arrived
The Coconino sun., 1918-11-15
Red Cross Hands Cross the Sea.

Cross the Sea.
 Hands across the seal" An old phrase, but never so applicable as now
 for it is to be American hands stretch ing across to the devastated countries that have felt the sting of war. The Red Cross has been the little mother" for some years and shall continue to perform every humanitarian service known to mankind. The only question is. will we hold? Now that peace has been declared it seems just little harder to perform those services which we rendered so willingly while the aw- fitness of the situation was brought before our minds. Every Red Cross work room in the country has put on prodiguous amounts of work, and yet our own chairman says the output will be even greater, according to recent circulars telling of the urgent need for renewal of efforts. To the un- thinking mind it might seem there could well be respite, but more en- frightened mind will be conscious that bandages and pads will be needed for some time to come, to say nothing of warm clothing and the barest of ne-
The Coconino sun., 1918-11-15

L. H. Flagler has moved his family back to Flagstaff from the ranch at Hart Prairie where he has been farm ing this summer. Mir. Flagler says that he has 600 sacks of potatoes and sixty tons of hay as a result ot hard summers work.
The Coconino sun., 1918-11-15

their brow-the same as the Victory Boys, Suffice is to say, Mrs. Ken nedy and Mrs. Rabbit are confident their girls will pull for the success of their pledges, no matter what task their charges may set for themselves. We haven't been able as yet to get line on the Victory Boys, but we do know they are in good hands, for Mir. Richardson and Mir. Fay have the overseeing of their pledges.
 !. l. 1. <. Charming Young Lady to Wed. .. The following has been received by a number of Flagstaff friends who remember the bride with a great deal of pleasure. The Kelly family spent several summers in Flagstaff, and the daughters were always social favor ties:
 MT. and Mrs. Marcus P. Kelly announce the marriage of their
 daughter
 Estelle
 to
 MT. Robert Cornelius Metzler on Thursday, October the thirty-first nineteen hundred and eighteen
 Phoenix, Arizona.
The Coconino sun., 1918-11-15

and are being given out as called for, but they are not being returned as promptly as desired to the workroom These must all be returned and sent out by the postoffice not later thai the 20th of November. Of course they must be in the work rooms that the Red Cross labels may be attached, and that will be task not to be hurried Blanks have also been received bJ the chairman to be distributed to those having relatives or friends in the can teen service to whom they may wish to send Christmas presents. Of course this includes canteen service conducted by any of the various organization. - Y. M. c. A., Y. w. c. A., K. of O., Salvation Army or others well known.
 Mrs. Porter sends out an earnest call for workers, as the field is wide and the laborers few.
 |. .:. I. <.
 Willing War Workers
 Start Drive.
 Among the weeks activities we would count the earnest drive in the new United War Workers campaign.
 Mrs. Kennedy and Mrs. William Bab- bitt took little of their very busy time to tell us of the work among the "Victory Girls" Each girl is going to be asked to sign a pledge for $5, payable any time between now and next March. This pledge is going to be raised in various ways and the girls say it is not all to be raised by taking care of babies and washing dishes. They resent any implication that they cannot earn money by the sweat of
The Coconino sun., 1918-11-15

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-07-25
GULF REFINERY WILL
ERECT BUILDING HERE
ON POLK Street soon

A building permit Eas issued 70
Ne Gulf Refining company on The
eighteenth of thls month The per-
Init reads Cog 70 brio. building AZ
'i00I POLK stree. Brick -0Nio
feet
a Meredith vho has been
rItt 'ho Gulf Reclining company for
dr years and who has ,harro oi the
Amarillo business %. the company
ls agent oy this building is 20 Do
ono of tho best u1 most up-to-dlte
nHing station. fle company has
west of the Mississippi river -
uiiI he similar to nat one az abb
Jeno. Texas buf larger and more
beautiful Thov ore having base
.meut made under their building ar
200 MONROE street 11d ufhcrw are
making substantial Improvements
Tor thcir future permanently
Tho Gulf Refining Company be-
gan business ON email scale iu
amarillo u 1909 AND \ manage
ment SAYS tbo nuaino ha been on
steady Iuur1ee over since and now
10 is the hrgr and most important
~ any OBJ fboir station n The PAM
handle The products of tnis CONE
pnny are distributed from Amarillo
an over rho Panhandle and some
into the states of Sow Mexico and
, oklahoma
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-07-25

view 90 which douhtlers a select has
a right buf 90 didn't so read Here's
the real .ettcr written true enough,
~ man nearer 800 than 20 who
LETT success Iu private ufe to be-
come plain buck private.
% am writing fhH aboard train.
! expect % sail for France Boo about
week was offered tle choice u
remaining At camp to attend an Of
fioers' training school bat decided
10 go while fho r0IHF eaH good
Think OF o. man. Some action eh
what"
That me sori ~ pep that's mlk.
ing the blood OF ms German war
lords run cold. as b. is cure Boz mo
end 10 make b. run warm though
not Boo tho course nature provided
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-07-25

WIN YOU should not vote for 49,
o Doughty fo tate superinteHler.
nf public insfrl,tion
lio VI. rl the ''Rcd" .ir 90
thr brewer mat ~. % kH M
them which ret alliance was I
.lored 1u page 547-t659. record %
me sulphur Strings brewer cl..
The hree les were allied rtb
'ho Germsn Ansican alliance whose
declared nrpnss was % control 'ho
nuhli0 'chqoie Irl uuiversitics in 'bc
Interest NJ Goruan kultur
II Dc uaf accegiahic 'u tle
nre~ories was Dol not acccptat.. "a.
'he German rericnn alliance
So" 5 sfrlte subcommif's. re-
port sixty fifff lugress. page ff-.I
Pc appeared on the platform
With James y rsrTuson vhou Fer
suson called fho University Of Texas
Hprofe'snrs lot 10 "two-bit" Thieves.
l"udorvirr hy fs silence this state
ment which ho new 20 DO shrdrr.
1re Cor b. ir h.u self 2 graduate of
fhe unirerslfv md had Tor wear.
been hefr'endei helped and taught
~ These same In. whom he suf
fcred 20 BE- called "two-hif Thieves ID
when he knew fFcn a. BE- honest AID
uprirhi Tho had % tho educa.
'iorai Interests nf TEXAS should h1
q person with suough nerve to a.
frnd ii' educaforai institutions from
/ Islander
ner'7r'rc Dat b. has had fhf
"priFilere' of .eryinE With thi
| honorable lanes p Ferrusln. no
refuse. 81 make a public statement
~ his posiiion rn the Ferguson e.
sue. 10 spite % fhs Impeachment and
leonvioiion q The former governor.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-07-25
, WHY W.T. WIS

N -n' letter today Ir rr srt..
r 'rnE H o.. I.0 .r.rF .....r
f. .f 1f r.I. vbus arI h'.a arr.
.rr ra' hss come tn raaa .1 ulr.
'H fH. many who uaH franri.
i he letters INCA spread
aF BE- and beneath 10 u. parI.
.th ua CoInrs
tr. fte l.uer mf
rhs fsnota who hH h.re af..
dt too months ~. hats rsr
frar fsrrsl to another camp fr .m.
nIrfiafe transportation 90 France
~ opportunity vas Offered n. r
remain here 90 aH officers trir.nr
school and . jumped az tfa rtaa~.
My cave seems different You tr.u
tm nearer 50 Than 1- sad thI. war
ih eaiied me away from good job
on which I was sure to succeed boz a
Box way vas earning good mon
~ Mosf o. The fellows called afas
wa ere Younger They hadrf -a,
try FAR in the world and srierss
fhe army didn't mean murt 0I a .ar
rif.oe 20 them. A. an office f'u rs
fairly decent pay"
n the letter had rad that way
FeI D. would have been q polrt d
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-07-25
Public Opinion
EIIIt az VOTES on
WOMEN.


HhAH v N'
Dear Editor We are ON the eve
II ouo of the most eycntfui elections
that has ever come under our OBJ
eryutInn The old Authorization
PARTY which has figured In Texas
politics Ho long. Is making the fight
e her ufe but thank the Lord
fhU Reserve Force. the good won
sn ~ Tc,as who have hsen the power
rhiud the throne NJ the Prohibition
party are cufrnnchised and viii cyer
'fc Their malinhle RIGHTS ~ Amer
rru citizens. on next Saturday. and
u1r. my prediction she will raise
flH standard OF politics IN the Lone
'fur state She occupies q HIGHER
r'ial plane than her brother and
VIII east her vote for clean men and
DID % class measures
70 BIAS been dream of our llfo.
to lIto n see women admitted ~ the
ario circle With man This is one
t.i toward The Millcnnlal dawn
Respectfully.
} n GOtBpY
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-07-25
HAROLD H[ESTER DIES
FOLLOWING OPERATION
HAS lost OF FRIENDS

Harold q asler 30 year, of age.
who was cdnectod with the Bur
fourhr Addig Machine agency in
this city. dd Yesterday fuiIuNug
an operate 1fbr tonsiliiis
Mr. Lrstes who has been @ resi-
dent Of thisdiy for six months aud
who had 90 married for bat TWO
months apuafed 40 his office boz tho
morning aparentIy IN good health.
in the Uri afternoon his cu-work-
FRS wore mixed to hear sol his
death
The hodNgill be- sent 10 Kansas
Hty over q S.uta Fe tomorrow
Il having he4pHapaTed for burial by
The Eaklo ~rklHg company
Lester had a bst OF friends here
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-07-25
COMMUNITY LABOR
BOARD HOLDS MEET:
WORK IS OUTLINED

The community iap6r board mot
"wednesday iu tho rooms Of tho
United States employment service. in
b. fedora building M members
we're present bul the reprcsenlatiro
Tor the employees
This was me first meeting since
me ORGANIZING ~ THIS board last sai
urdaf night aud The time was taken
mp with diNussiouf 81 the work and
The various duties OF The various
members and the organization pre-
pared 'o he 'iu active work
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-07-25
TIlE INV CHIvNLRY

Miss Annie webb BaHfon. can
didato Tor superintendent % public
instruction. and the first e0mau
ever 40 offer f0r state office. is
obtaining some interesting sEper.
ience aud especially Interesting
must boz The light Iu which she BE-
permitted fo view mans latter day
chlvalry
Filling appointment day ur so
behind Incumbent doughty she
finds that the report circulated
thar ahe H an uudaI and covert
euemieH arc asking iho question
Don't YOU think i would be bet
'er 90 have e Christian gentleman az
the head 0l fhe school iem than
in Innlol woman
De- heroic ancestor OF Miss
hau'uu r'fr mon ohio would have
uttered their tongue f0 boz puf out
before they would utter raiumny
against the Christian character of
a noble woman Hud uo doubt the
newer .hIuaIrf or which Doughty
lnnd DID, heurhmru arc eyrmplls
strIIr MIH nIariou as one 90 mo
Incident pf modern progress that
names tho IdonlH OF that hr back
'imn when 'hc Wsbba. the Blautons.
tho i.llH and tho Wllkor exempt.
fied mo rhINllrH that would regard
'ho l0iiimi political honor Boo the
F1rId too cheap tp warrant gem
loW1n In lsrei luF good woman
character
OF course. NIH Hlanton has
deemed N advisable t0 have th0.e
ho know hrr intimately 90 testify
that ho and haa boon from child
.hnpd icyout Christian. Indeed her
first church afulaiion was begun
u tIIH DIiF wl.n hc Joined tho pid
shrlrn 'Nrihnd church. and her
rood WORK eyer Nn.D have tesu
fled of hor ChrHian devotion
OF course Doughty Christian
character thus being introduced
either by himself or hia bench
men warrants One In rslinr 10 Mr.
liio Nahrmuud head of one OF tho
Sam Antonio hrowDrics. who so
'louueuilv soni uourhtys name
down The limo" 90. 'all % Is m
l9ll. b. auu t0urh'yr f1r Dough
iy and 10 whom ST. Wahrmuud tells
BE- .aluUu men uf tho State that
, Doughty H all % Il. che means
TINT be- wa Christian gentleman
hat every lgrmer pon man can
conscicntiously support
u VT Wahrmud hlH overlook
"d thiH wre in the pressure N
other business perhaps Mr. Doughty
might successfully imporiuue him.
iH hr did four wears aro. for hay.
INK Once won Nr Wbhrmund's al
mir1tiou ns M Wahrmund himself
declared Mr. Doughty might Obj
tain o. ready response. and Nr
Doughty has ever, reason to know
That word from Mr. Wahrmund
sent tn thousands Of et-aaloon
k'npcw might hD o. good donl of
1rIp boz the vly Of osiabli hing
nnrF reputation n" Christian ron-
'loman
luquo.ton1bly 30 o. not Tor us
'n advise Nh Doughty bat mover
tholr 800 venture tho suggestion
that if .s not necessary lor any OF
Hle NrurhWou tu alandof Miss
hauiHn Boo order fu DINO up tho pro
Germans rho booze unrarrhv and
other element OF ForrrsonIsm
FhHy aro solid for uim ANYWAY
And Dr. iho publishing house agents
'Hi th..r paid lnhmiafs ana nusrv
..i.r arc fighting uIth thelr us
HII industry Doughty ought to br
sNI" iU como Within TOO UoH votes
= nomination and surely hc ourh-
y regard 'hH' N1uoriur enough
.HH.r an fhu .IH.rr..f4r.s.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-07-25
COMEDY OF AUTO CAR THEFT IR0RS
STIRs UP ALL OFFICERS VFpUNTY
BUT VICTIMS" RECOVER tIR CARS

~ within the space ~ about an
hour Wednesday evening there was
three complaints turned into the
.herlffs office Of automobiles being
stolen. one. Hudson Super SIX. be
LONGING 10 g. 70 McAfoe Who lives
Dn O. ranch ~ miles southwest of
Town one Hudson Super. six be-
nuriug 10 Ben Bynum president u
The Guaranty State bank Of this city.
and me other @ Maxwell belonginy
to VI iroadus
Miss NcAfee ha deome In from the
ranch and stopped Der Hudson in
front o. Tho federal building while
Doe vent BOB % got the mail Nj
iFnum came along with his Hudson
lul stopped b. near Miss McAfee's
car. and he also. went in 90 get his
mail
Str byuum got through with his
busIue before Miss IcAfoe and
came uu. and proceeded 20 .o' n
What Nc thought 20 be- biz car and
drove Do to the Guaranty State ban
Iu 1iur and went Boa Miss McAfeo
tms ou of tho federal building and
a surprised 90 find hoo car gone.
Doe Immediately notified The sher-
fH DuIo0 Mat her car had been
tnlen aul then business began 10
p..t 900 Officers we're started in
no directions of the compass and the
llnus limos Here being pressed into
rr.irr notifying the rural suhscrib-
Hud fhc nearby towns ~ the theft
md fu appIrhond tho thieves
Locate One Car.
Officers soon located Miss McAfce's
af iu front NJ the Guaranty state
INK aud notified her and she Ina
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-07-25

pending further evidence.
Ou. mau Wae finer five dollars
.ar nHur O, cut he weeds around
-. promises and otherwise cleaning
Ip
The co.c OF the small boy throw
re rock and hitting O Mexican In
h. head ras nl over uil Thurs
I.v corning
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-07-25
IIa. HON. IIcclric slorm

Special in The NrwI
TARWELL. e.. July 2a on
thc evening OF u 22d the Forvcll
country was Wtod by ono OF the
heaviest o.nc'ridstorms in several
wears The ,,om was accompanied
by % 20 inches rain. which FILLED
the lakes and guarantee winter
,srass
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-07-25
TWO HELD At SHAMROCK
FOR FEDERAL OFFICERS
UPON EASI0N CHARGE

LLOYD Fletcher. Department Of
Justice received word Wednesday
morning from he city marshal at
shamrock Ttas. that be- Dad or
rested Tom mi Buck SchoOnHrar.
twu alleged t1ft eyadcrs Mr.
Fletcher or deputy will 90 after
The prisoner thursday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-07-25
POLICE COJRT PROVES
RATHER LIVELY AFFAIR

\ u"rr9 man aad woman were
arrested Tuesday night ON charge
nf y4rraucg ThrF we're fined by
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-07-25

Senator laitinore Is Past Head
Consul rs % Y. Past Chancellor
Rcd Cross Iota Is. OF = ADV
a-T.Itp
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-07-25

mcdmieE wont there her car was
ard without cremouy or in-
quiy as 90 Au came there pro-
.l utl l4 I4 b.. Iee.lut much
90 crr
Sir Eugn completed BIS
WoiE in Nd. tnd came 0gf and
saw ns olI .l uhaI boz Thought
Nas his car anIlmuediafeiy mott
urd fhe suerlfft frco Chat his car
had been 1iA md 'Haf ugilent
committee lrlh h. busy with the
telephone wlre sent officers out
ln search of md and 90 apprehend
tho thief or fh
Nr nr011u ION came rushing
into tbr hart office somewhat
excited aa1 q breath. aud he
vas certain hek lrfi his Maxwell
car IN front of Court House Con.
fecti1ner audtiw DO wgs gone
stolen Offcet Fere beginning "a
ert rHf.. III ihp over pleasing
Sheriff Bar Cd info service more
~ hir mm III was ueres sary o.
cali ou some Doe likewise agree
able r.fg nIfcft