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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1918-03-08
Application for X . ewal of
Liquor License.

Notice is hereby gwen to the citizens
of Jasper AM Bainbriige 10 snship,
Dubo 5 Go. Ind. that the undersigned a
mae citizen, of said township and Co.
over the sge of 81 years, and of good
Iincrai character, will at the regular
April term, 19 8, o. the Board of Com.
missionefs of said county, apply for a
hcelse to sell and retail lspiritous. vim
Gus aud matt and other intoxicating
liquors in a less quantity han a quart
at d time, 18th the privilege of allowing
the same to be drank on his premises
the precise location where said liQ.
.u0-s are . be sold il in a front room 20x
Al on the gro lnd flor ia two s CRY
fr'ne bJiId n, ali on the moth Lalf Of
lot No. 5S ~ the lown II ia r. Said
loo itiou fronts IN Jackson -tfeei.
THIS apai, ant will AT he same time
for leavs to serve at thu same
place lu..cl,es 10 consist OF articles of
food ard tor the sale of cigars ahd TO
bacco. ROBERT NJ, EGG.
March L. 1873 wk.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1918-03-08
Applicant III for Renew Of
Liquor Lie .nse

T. the citi1ens of the city of Jaaner
n tee Is hefebs gwen tina. the upde..
slgnfd, a male citizen, twenty one wears
old, o go,d moral chaiac er, ard Who
has heen n c%on,inous resident of the city
y ia per Tor u period of six months be-
Z re tn publication OF this notice, will
trpiy to tie Boarl OF Commissioner
y Dahois 'ounty, Indiana at their next
regular lp u term, lals for leave I
ell ~ hi " name, spirit us, vinoaa
al mat liquors, IN less quantities than
u quart ~ n time, with the privilege of
allowing TIE tame % be drank for one
yea pom tue following described prem
ises, u Wit.
The exact de ciiption of lao q all
liq,or II t. he : III l. in n front room
on I q ground floor of n one ster frame
bui'd NJ lSx36 locited on ths sont
h'lt of ct No. 1853 Ia tho own ~ JASPER.
Sail location fronts or Main Street.
Said applicant will at the same time
and placs apply Tor loave 10 conduct IN
the sarie room, in connection with sad
sa,0on. a lunch countcr. consisting OF
cheese, era kvrs, sausage. otc.
CHARLES FLICK.
F,b. -, 1918 3 wk.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1918-03-08
Application for Renewal tf
Liquor License.

To the citizens of the Cit Of Jasper,
Dubois County. Ind Notice is hereby
given that the undersigned. a male citi
zen, twenty one years Old. of good uoc.
al character, ard who has been a con-
tinuOu- resident # the city OF Jascer III
a period of Tx months before the pabli-
cati n ii ti.is notice, will app ID tie
b )arl OF Commissioners o. Dubois
county, Indiana. at their next regular
April Term, 1913, for leave to sell in his
own n me, spiritols, vinous anl mat
liquors, In less quaint e. than Il q art
at a tine, with the prieelege o. al,oAiag
to drank for one yea. from tae
late OF said l~Icense, upon the following
lie CIR bed premises, TO wit:
In a front room on lie ground floor
81 by 10 feet ii a t.O story frame build
ing, situated on the southeast c.rner OF
Lot 10 in the original town nf Jasper.
said room fronts on Main street in Jas
p +, Debois county, Ind.
Said applicant will at the came ime
and place apply for leave to conduct in
connection with said saloon a lunch
counter, consisting of aru les of food
such as cheese. sausage, C. ackeis, etc
OTTO sen :.
VI arch | IQIQ-Q uE
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1918-03-08
FOR THE
PEOPLE OF INDIANA
Annual indianapolis Display TO
Attract State. Wide
Interest.

Tho seventeenth annual automobile
show to be staged in indianapolis tho
week OF February %. IA O an OK.
hibit intended strictly for the people
of the Hloosior capitol. but for all tho
people OF Indiana, the mon behind the
big enterprise announce.
In this annual gathering of tho
fp~its OF Americas third largest In.
dustry. tho indianapolis Automobile
Association Ia o~ndeayoring 10 group
the latest md best that the mcchan
Zeal genius Of the motor world has
been able TO turn out-an exhibition
In which every citizen of Hooslerdom
may find something that will not only
please but educate.
The automobile show committee is
confident that tho 1915 display will
far outclass its predecessors in the
number of exhibitors, in It's value To
the trade and In it's appeal TO the gel
eral public. The show place this year
rs an ideal one-the new and massive
building OF the Diamond Chain and
Manufacturing Company, Kentucky
avenue and West street. A short
brisk walk out Kentucky venue from
Washington street takes one To the
exhibition building. IL may be reached
by Jour different car lines
One may gain an idea of just how
colossal this motor vehicle display
may Ne made by the statement or
John b. Orman. show manager. that
he is 10 have $4,000 feet OF floor space
at his disposal. Three floors and part
of the fourth will be devoted to the
motor exhibit. Farm tractors and
motor trucks will have full sway
in the entire lower lobby. The
tractor division is being planned
on a scale OF unusual magni-
tude. II is here the agricultural
list will find much to interest and edu-
cate him. Daily lectures from tractor
experts will feature this display. Pas
senger cars. new and move and beau
tiful. direct from the automobile won
der-world, will be shown on the floors
above together with the last word in
motor car accessories.
This great show building. comfort
ably heated. brilliantly lighted. filled
with the useful. the beautiful. the
~practical-the best effort Of the auto
mobile industry the past year-wiil.
the management believes. make the
Indianapolis motor a exhibit rank
with the most notable shows given in
the country. The music and decora-
tive Natures planned will be the most
elaborate and beautiful the Indiana
Dolis show has ever tried.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1918-03-08
= %plicatiun for Ken wal Of
Liquor License

To the Citizens OF the City of .Jasper
Notice - hrrehv given thai the nm or.
sigaed, a male citizen, twenty one wears
oic, 81 good moral character. aad who
has b q 4 contilu0l is resident Of the
CITY II Jasper ;cr a y Md Of ~
months elors the publication If notice
will apply - the l. ard ii Commi.i,n.
err OF DnbCi County, Indiana, AT their
next regular Term Aptil, ~ X for l.ag
To sea-. IN his own nsme epi ltors. vim
= Il an malt liglois. III le : qu.nhtia.
than aqtaft "A = time, with IN pr We
| ge OF allowing samr 20 Ia Il ank / ?
Ut year, from tie date of -aid license
upon tn following described premises
To- W.T.:
I'm a 9 tain room . fe,t anr & inches
ong ~ z leet vi e, oith, around 40,
OF a ~ cory !rana 81 30 ~. locatet
on the south .pst co-n.r 81 t1s soot,
hall + lot l0S Of "a CITY OF Jqspa,. IN
sui county ~ = t.. Ssii bn,l5in.
fronts en- Main .r,e a. 'ublicSornra
= ii applicant Wat ne sane lre
and place apply I r leave = cDndnc: IN
same room, Ia connection with ssia
saloon. a lunch copat-r. consi ting r
articles of .ood, such a. cheese. saneace
cIackers, etc.
PHILIP j. KTNKFI
March |, 1878 wk.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1918-03-08
Hon. Peter |. Cobb

In this weeks paper viii be
ound q g announcement of = I
= l. Ccble fof County Al itor.
Vt pressn' he Is serving as tuus
&c Of liall township with appar
~ / satisft elton to all of his cor
tltuents. lie has represented
his district in The state leg'sla
ure and has made several can.
Eases OF the c-unty and every
ody kncWs him as well As we o,
md If we said anything that was
felse they would say he" al
if we were TO write up a lauditor,
article. they won d wink the
. ~ eye Al d say '.affy' s.
wat i the use Doc s IN Il {
ace. and is Going after the Office
gantiae al the Votes he can
get. and has S of experience
Is a Ole gCtt +.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1918-03-08
Why Did Hays Change,

No one will attempt TO rob VIII II.
Hays of any credit that may be due
him for the work he did az chairman
Of the Indiana state council Of de-
Tense. He will get all the credit that
Is eoming 10 him. His republican fol-
lowers shower him with praise be-
cause he filed that position while, ut
10 same time. he clung TO the posi-
ion Of republican state chairman.
mt = GOOD many citizens are saying
that II Hays was so valuable as
chairman of the state council Of de-
Tense. Why dil he desert that patri-
otic dutv to bccome republican ma
fional chairman. where all he will
ave 10 do wis Ne 20 play politics the
rvcv Penrose, Hemerway and the other
'en@nat republicans want il played
80 n 60 drive the democratic party
ont Of power IT Washington? II was
rot = patriotic cell that coaxed HAYS
.-te~ from the war work of the state
%cor~eil Of defence md caused him 20
Ito he craftsmanship of the republi-
Co.'S nar'v. II was 4 case of party
: 'Nti"s and nothing more than %
> ea'eA 70 him. r. the pro-Cermans
- n'.-sed with the action Of Hays
81 r." ~ this chance their satisfac-
+ion may well be understood.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1918-03-08
Zig Motor Contractor
TO Exhibit at Auto SYOu

One OF the interesting exhibits at
the Indianapolis automobile show, the
week Of February %, will be the
Weidely Motors Co.. OF the Hoosier
capitol, a oncern which has Just been
given u $780, 600. 900 contract for the
building OF tractor motors for the
Cleveland Tractor Co.
To complete this enormous task the
company has outlined a program fox
the construction OF $4,000 tractor mot.
ors the first year. $4,000 the second
year. and 10000 the third. George A.
Weidely. president OF the company.
says that at present the plant is pro
ducing from fifteen TO twenty motors
daily. II is planned to give the liant
a capacity OF 100 motors daily.
The Weidely exhibit will b among
the interesting tractor displays on the
FIST floor Of the show Dulldinc.'
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1918-03-08

FRIDAY, "ARCH g, 1918
A German General
Said:

IN object whatever can b.
observed by taking an rOlice O.
the ac.usati,ns of barbariiy lev
elt d against GERMANY by 2
foreign critics. We owe 10 OK
plana -, s - any one. Germany
staG.C IL suT rene + tier of he
own methods They call Us Lar
bariaps. What Of ii? We scorI
them AID their ; btse. For m,
own palt. hope We have ~ .riteC
the til! 'barbariaEs'. Let neutra
peoples end our eI cmiss cease
their empty chatter. which may
well be COMPARED t. the tWittel
of birds Orr troops must achieve
victory. VII t else matt rs?"
Major General Won lliSfurt F.,
Officer Of the German Army
Firm II ar icle IL the Ham
burge. Nachr.cht n
There y,a have the Whole POI
icy o the German ruling classes
in this war. Humanity is moth
ing. Civilization is nothing
Treaties are scraps OF raper.'
Nothing matt'r hut victory fo'
the Kaiser. Nothing tiers
but the consumat.on of III
Kaiser's mac desire to rule tt,
world. Nothing mat er exec I
q victory that will enslavo Ft.nc,
and make England N An rice
pay tribute TO Der IN
i. Under such leadcrshi It an
wonder that he Germ s1loier
murder babes? Is I 81 roNde'
thet they torture wounl , sod
iers? l. It any wonder ffa the
murdered american " il p ~
children On ooar The lg'f MIA.
Is il any Z onder tlat { CON
NIT such acts O. urs9 saol'
brutality that our blood ~ col>
eve Y time We pick up news
paper?
That's the Il d OF u1,te
fighting. That 5 the nation lhs
Will Yet Overwh ~ Amef,c
unless every man. woman anc
child here does his or her part /,
win this war. Will YOU help.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1918-03-08

There was a very marked differ
ence between the banquet Of demo-
cratic editors n few nights ago, al
Indianapolis, and the banquet held by
the republican editors a short time
before. Speakers at the democratic
banquet praised President Wilson and
his administration, gave praise to
Governor Goodrich and Will II. Hays,
chairman of the State council of de-
Tense, for the work they have done in
connection with Indiana's part in the
n ard showed. in general. a dispo.
sition TO be fair all along the line.
How different from the republican
banquet. In all Of the speeches made
there and in I'D Of the resolutions
adopted there WIS not a sinplc men
ton of the President of this Republic
II was a purely marty political affair
from start to finish. II would be I'M
tcresting for some of the republican
managers Co tell tho public why they
ignored the President. while. ut the
same time. they say party politics
must be kept out Of the war.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1918-03-08
FOR SHERIFF
Mr.. John J. Meme

Tha popular merchant i an
noun:ed as a canl date for Coun
ty Treasurer. Nr Mshne Is >
:laduate Of the In'ianspo'i,
usioe $ coll &c VI il tloro ph
" competent IC f. the Office ac.
.ep'ablv TO the neNple al viii
,atls faci,n 70 him Elf. AMI h.
) reliable and successful bust
les man with Il la'ge acquain'
FappR
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1918-03-08
FOR AUDITOR

PETER L. COBLE is a candid
tie TOR Auditor of Dubois county
sui jest to the Democratic pr.
nary election.
ANDREW b. KREMPP is a
andidate for Auditor of Duboi
; int. Subject to the Democra
ic pflmarr, 1913
PHILIP J. KUNKEL is "a
aniidate for Auditor of Dubois
:Cunty. Ind subject 10 the
Dense, a'ic primary election.
FRANK ]. SENG is a candid
ate for Auditor of Dubois Coun
y. Subject TO the Democratic
primary G ectiOn.
COUNTY ASSESSOR
james, SONGER is a can.
iidate for County Assessor of
Ou OILS County, subject 30 the
)emoc attic election.
FO2 TREASURER
JOHN J. MEME is a candid
ate for Treasurer of Dubois
County, subject to the Democra-
tic primary election
JOSEPH A SONOERMAN Ct
ferdinand, Ind is a candidate
for Treasurer Of Dubois county
subj ct to the Democratic pri-
mary cleo len.
ANTON VOLLMER, is a can
lida'e Err Tleasurer of Dubois
County, Ind. Subject to the
I emocrstic primary 1913
FOR CLERK CIRCUIT COURT
CHA5. II. BAu1LEY is a can.
didate Tor Clerk Of IL Dubois
Circuit c. urt Subj ct to tx e
ratio primary. 1918
JOIN II JUDY is a candidate
for Clerk Of the Dubois Circuit
Subj act to e Oemocra
nc primary May Z. 1918.
MINHEAL J. KUNKkI. is {
.and date for Cjerk0 Of the Dubois
CoHpt SG G. to the
~ primary 1918
FOR SHERIFF
FRANK c.. TaEIMAN, Of St
Anthony, is /, candidate for
Sheriff of Dubois County,
'utjoc to the Democratic pri
nary eleetlon.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1918-03-08
FIGHTING DEMOCRATS
ORGANIZING
!aiara Democratic League viii Soon
Have 80, 900 to $4,000 Members.

wonderful progress is being made
= : The organization of the Indiana
{ ~orra lie League. Under the splen-
i leadership ef Ralph Moss, former
Congressman from the Fifth district.
his org nizasio. fromisss TO have a
membership s 10000 -, 900 fight
'nF democrats within the next Few
mcrths. And these democratic work.
- aud fighters in evSSy precinct in
to state VIII he probably the great
End most valuable asset that any
rcftical PARTY ever had in Indiana.
~ member Will have a ~pes~onag
- tcreet IN the campaign, and tug
~ al be counted on 10 take an ae-
tive part in the contest.
u is TIE intention To make the
ie~-le a permanent organization of
lsst-line fighters in the army 10 make
'-3'ana and the nation q truly demo-
crate place to live in.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1918-03-08
WANTED.

y irs O lh0mas Alien who
vas or ~ ChicaQo about 1913
ate Of Noo'S.y, No
f X G.>ah,y. 907 Carleton
Sli., It Luis 30
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1918-03-08
Facts AOUt Local htWspaps.
Advertising.

There are no advertise Z tia
offer yr alter returns from t..
monty invested taar &C he eoun
~ an6 local newsp pers. ptovld
ing the copy IS y opelll written
This is especially true II n.
case of de lers wh) are locate
in couuties whic have ore o
more good weekly papus T.,
rate of display ADVERT irg in III,
average county weetly newsp
per is Surprisingly low IL me
cases this rate is less thantw lv
cents an inch. Where III paper.
have a large county clrcu atiol
the rates are corr ,p0ndmgl
higher althous h twenty fl
cents an in n will buy space =
many Ct the best If III n
At twelve cents an nch ~
column ad VII cost SIS mar
81. so and a siA inch single co
umu ad about seventy hiv, cent
The two column ads are usual,
the most effective because they
give a better opportunity FOR n
use Of illustrations and We a
anced reading matter.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1918-03-08
c TARY

Among the leaders in the automo-
bile industry Of the country who are
earnestly striving to make the Indi-
annapolis motor car exhibit the week
OF February %, an event in which
every citizen of the state will have
an interest, are f. w. .Steinhart, presi-
of the Indianapolis Automobile Trade
Association.
Mr.. Steinhart is we'll known as the
distributor of the Cadillac and Dodge
cars and is extensively interested in
h Premier Motor Corporation.
Andy" Hutchinson, as he is famili-
arly known, wills exploit the little
Detroit electric during the big show.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1918-03-08
pr TetI

al y ! - Pr Ie'r-
rbia ra,,v, a.sjei resn'a'iN to
gu ccriber Until a definite order to III
c,rtirue ;s received aud al AREA E p IL
Null: unless in ti'a csscre'i"t " '"
ublisher a different colrte shouio .
deemed advisable.
Resolutions, { bitaries, &c
All reso atoms Of respect, carts /"
thanks. obituaries. = arch Note : rnf
for TT fit. etc are 50 icited by THIS papa
Tor publcatiOn. ut or price for pm
fishing same is &c a line counting Z
words to a lin
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1918-03-08

Bruce NJ. Wylie. whose name is as,
sociated with tho National and ElglE
ears wherever they go, believes the
Indianapolis automobile show the
week of February %. will be the great
est educator to the people OF Indiana.
of any motor exhibit ever given in
the central west. Wylie is one Of the
active Hoosiers trying TO put the show
over the top He is president OF the
indianapolis National Motor Sales Co.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1918-03-08

Beware of the fellow vi {
thinks advel Using don't pay. II
is narrow bel ween the eyes. ant
flat on top of the head and s.
short sighted he is apt to make
q n istake and sell you shodd,
stuff in order to make much o.
his few unwise customers. When
BIZ siness is dull wise folks star,
in again by starting IN All TN.
nigg.-Yhe Nauxum (Okla
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1918-03-08

March l. 1873 wk.
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1918-02-06
Report df Township
Commissioners for
Court House Town
ship

H. P. James, bridaework 400
Dock Burr, hauling 1-2 day 100
B. G.. WadSworth 30
Dock Huntley, 2 m. 9 4 , d. $50
Elisha HuntIey, . u DAYS $50
Dock Hancock, ? ID days $50
]. w. Myers, IL day so
w. G. Sellers, o'seer 212d 3.75
49O IT. lumber 12.25
399 II. lumber us
May Rhymes, 2 ID days $50
]. M. Sellers, ? 2 days $50
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1918-02-06

Thurman Lee Al,2 $50
w. B. Davis with road mch.15 90
F. T. Teal, ov's 2,1-2 days 3.75
\. N. Gaskins, 2 1-2 days with
3hands 6 mules $500
e. ]. Eddins, commission 27.9S
2}mules 1 day zoo
2 shovels 800
1 pick 100
BIC. Wadsworth. l day $50
B, Teal, work & lumber 159
H.}P. James, hauling rs
H. u. James, work 100
T. d. Robson, . d with t. $50
Greer Robson, l day loo
Lernce Sellers, D 1 , DAYS 2.5O
Thomas Mcqueen. 1 day 100
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1918-02-06

-
Perry Bennett. mach l / g d1
w. M. Teal. overs. ) days
]. T. Hunt 2 days
H. F. Boatright, mule l IL
Queen Timmons, l day
Jim Nivens, 1 IL days
Paul Ratliff. IL day
Lem Osbrooks. IL day q
Jade Timmons, IL day 0)
F. H Boatwright, , ds. =
6. B. Gorden, plow 1 ID ds Q
Martin Bennett, plw l IL d Q|
King Skipper, l IL days M5
walter Skipper, l IL days %!
Frank Starns, IL days rs
Clumsy Burch 1-2 day IS
f. T. White 2 days 2.6
Rope IS
balance on hand from last
report 1910
Left over from last quarter SOS
G. ]. EDDINS, Com.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-09-04
ALL WORN
OUT

Does morning find you with q
lame, stiff and aching back? Are ION
tired all the time-find work
den? Have you suspected your kid
Doan's Kidney Pills You can rely on
their statements.
Mrs. e. G. Mattox, 40l Minnesota
Avenue, Chickasha, says: For a
long time / had been troubled with
kidney disorders. My back ached
through and through, | had dizzy
spells that blurred my sight AMI l
had headaches. | was advised to try
Doan's Kidney pills One box rid me
entirely og both the pains in my back
and the dizzy spells. | have taken
Doan's Kidney Pills on several oc-
casions since and have always found
them reliable"
6Oc, at all dealers. Fo5terMil
burn Co., Mfgrs., Buffalo. N. Y-Adv.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-09-04
MISS GRAY TO HOBART

Miss Ethel Gray has gone TO llo-
bart to accept a position ir the trtt44A
school of that city as Normal Train
ing teacher. Miss Gray has many
friends here who will be pleas to
learn of her progress. Miss Gray re-
ceived the A. b. degree from the Ok
lahoma College for Women, June,
19lS.i She also holds a life cortiIi-
cate. She has had folr years Of
practical teaching and is fully quaii-
lied to further the Normal Train
ing work. During the past summer
MISS Gray has been very active in
the organization Of the Y. w. G. A..
in Chckasha giving her tirug and
talent freely to the young girls dur
ing their vacation She viii be miss
ed from Chickasha but her many
flieads wish her much success.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-09-04
~r4E WHIP" is BIG HIT

The big feature picture, "The
Whip that closed a two-day en-
gagement at the Sugg last night,
proved to be one of the best pic
lures the house has had for many
moons. There was a thrill and good
kick in a majority of the scenes.
Til piece, race horse sorry, told
good, interesting tale with plenty
Of cross purposes, plots and counter
plots, and wound up with "the girl
riding the race after the jockey had
been put out Of business by crook
ed detective as the saddling bell
sounded Did she win the race? In a
walk, ther-Gby saving the family name
and fortune.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-09-04
LIBRARY BULLETIN

New books recently received at
the Library:
Atherton-White Morning.
Bosher-Kitty Canary.
e.ndless-Girl from Kellers.
bower-Cabin Fever
Cooke-The Threshold.
Eadicott-C Carolyn of the Corne s.
Gay The U P Trail.
,uard My Home in the Field OF
Mercy.
,el Golden Bio.a.
4a,rm-Fanatic or Christian.
sunshine Beggars.
Money! Money!
Mary Rcgan.
Ass pms Camouflage.
..ersef, Himself and My
Weus-Vicky Van.
Westcn-Apple Trse Girl.
White-Slmba.
Juvenile
Ames-Unde. Scout Colors.
Altsheler-Great Siuox Trail.
Brown-Surprise House.
3arDour- keeping His Course.
Hitting the Line.
Collins-Book of Wireless.
How to Fly.
Crump Boys Book Of Mounted Po-
lice.
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