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The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-10-28

subject to settlement and entry by any qualified person. A tract of l39.6o acres. described by metes and bounds as follows: Beginning at Corner NoI, a spruce post in ground 800 feet rom north shore of kcnai Lake. marked l-l whence birch tree inches m diamctc, bears $. g. 30I w., lO3 hnki and Forest Service Monument herein after described bears x. 25 l5 w." 45.5O chs; extending thence x. GI 30 F., 56.40 chs; thence \. - "1 w.. 5.65 chs; thence x. 5G 20 E., 2l so chs; thence $. l02 15 F., 29.4g chs; thence $. 67 20 / w., 52.1O chs; thence $. S5 w.. 9.20 chs; thence $. 77' go w.. l5.%0 chs; thence N. 22
 20 ". ll2O chsH to th" pIac" of D - ginning; Forest Service Monument consists of post D inches square Snt in mound of stones 10 feet from n}"ar g!"h water mark on north shore of Kcuai Lake approximately oro-hali mile north of the mouth Of Quartz Creek, near point or conspicuous bIuI. '' grov.S,asn at extreme north side Q. Quartz Creek valley. Application Q, ~. Hevnc, Seward. Alaska; List G-2Olr The w. SWH See. i. T. 1& N.. R. , w., so acres. subject to the provision ot Alaska Timber Reserve No. |. as amended b" Executive Order No 2JN3 o' April II, 1917 Application of Huoh Pickering, Anchorage. Alaska: LiS'- 6-20S2. A tract of &S.26 acres, dcScrib- od by mclcS and bounds as follow: "'ginninC at Corner No. l, a sprU~r post set in ground on left bank cI Ncnaj River approximately l'I miicf from kcnai Lake. marked H-l, whence Corner No1. of II. F. Carletons homo stead No 305 bears \. 56o E., 20.T0 chs; thence mCandcrjng $. TT w.. 2.2l chs, <. 7l w., 3.6O chs. S. S0 w.. l.5O chs, <. 7S w.. 2.SS chs, $. 70. w., l.5O chs. ". l.l5 chs, N. 59 w., l.50 chs. \. AZ w.. 2 chs, x. 5G w., l5O chs. N. Fl w., &.S5 chs, <. - w.. 2.2S chs. $. 65o w., &.49 chs. <. 20 w.. l.5O chs, $. 32 90 W 2.SS chs. S. Is w., 20 chs, $. "A w., - chs. to Corner No ,; cXtcnGino hence <. 20.7S chs; thence N. SO7 F. fl chs; thence Y. 2O2 w., 22.47 chs. .o 'ho place Of beginning, application. or Victor Guimbard. Roosevelt, Alas l;a; List G-3Oll.
 September 26, 1919, C. VI. Bruce Assistant Commissioner oi the Gen orai Land Office.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-10-28
RESTORATION TO ENTRY OF

RESTORATION TO ENTRY OF LANDS IN NATIONAL FOREST Notice s hereby given that the lands described below, embracing 9G47 acres, within 'Ac Chugach National ForaSr, A'as'.a, wiz be subject to se,,tmcu. and entry under provisions of the homestead laws of the United States and the ac. oi June II, 1906, (&I Stat, 233) ,aJ ,nc United States land office at Juneau, Alaska on December 27, l9lg. Amy settler who Was actually and iu good a.th claiming any ot Sa.l land for agricultural purposes prior to Jan. uary 1, 1906, and has not abandoned same. has a preference right to make 8 homestead entry for the lands actually occupied Said lands were listed upon tU, applications of the person, mcn- toned below, who have a pre- creme right subject Jo the prior right O. any such settler, provided such sCt-lar 70 applicant k qualified to make hom'- snuG entry and tn" preference right is exercised prior 70 Daccmbc" % 1919, un which date the lands will hn srbiCc. ,1 settlement and cu,ry by any qualified person. A tract Of 42Ai acres, described by mctcs and bound a. follows: Beginning al Corner Noi. a green spruce tree inches Squa marked N-i whence Mile Post % pI |. S. Ky. bears x. l3 E, 2.9S links extending thence W. l2.30 chs; tIcuc, N. 42.9O chs; thence s. 5& l5' E- lDO6 chs. thence mcandorng right oi way or \. N. Ry. 100 feet from cent e. of track as follows: S. 37 w., @.o@ chs, x. 3a 90 w., l.52 chs, S. 2J 45 ']., ID chs, <. 25 SO ", l.52 cns.. S. 22 20 , w.. l52 chs, <. l9 80 w., n.52 chs, S. l3. 20 w. l.o2 chs. <. l2 w., .52 chs, <. 6 ". l.52 chs, \. , w. '.52 chs, \. l.a. chS.S. 1 F., i.52 chS.,S. 6 F., .52 chs. :. : 30 !, r., l.52 ChS.,S.lO E., l52 chs. :. l&7E., l.52 chS.,S. Y F.. T.5S chs, la the place of beginning, application oi o ear Christensen, Seward, A,aska; List G-2O35. A tract O. 5t.O3 acres, dc. sU,ihau Dy mctes and bounds as 10. lows: Beginning at Corner No. i, a spruce post marked H-l whence Cor ner No l of the Thomas Dunanga ciain covered by List 6-2O43 bears r.. % chs; extending thence $. l4.&2 chs. thence moandc,ng right bank o' Kenai river at high water mar! as follows: N. 7&o w., 2.3O chs, :. 7G w.. chs, $. 5lo 3C z w., chs, S 35 w.. 5 chs, $. 5ta 20 / w., 4.oJ chs. N. - 30 w., l.5O chs, \. 2l W. lI7O chs, to corner No. 3; extent ing thence \. r chs; thence r.. 2I.2 chs, to the place Of beginning appiica- ton oi Emil SchIoman, Seward, Ala ka; List 6-2O99.
 September 26f19l9, C. NJ. Bruce, Assistant Commissioner ol the Gc" eral Land Office.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-10-28
HE FEELS FINE IN THE MORNINGS
 NOW
CAMERON EATS BETTER. SLEEPS BETTER. WORKS BETTER
 AFTER TAKING TNNLAC

'Nes. Sir. can recommend Tau,a for jt sct me right several months az and have been in the pink Of hcalt ever since" D. Cameron, wuo ma' this statcmcu. while discussing h. experience with a Taulac representa- tive. recently, living at 62l Gambia, s., Vancouver, and is fireman at the Northern Construction Company Shipyards. Mr. Cameron has made Vancouver bDs home for the past ,hr- ty years and ts known to hundreds Of people ,hroaghou, tho city.
 Ut has bccu more than year now explained 1l. Cameron, "that | los. my appetite and my stomach began troubling me. For eight months, that s from th. tim, my trouble fuss
 m.oI until ] got relief by taking Taulac suffered more than I can find word, CD tell. My stomach was 30 upset that at times l could not even bear the sielt of food lny a t;mN have had to get up and leave the
 ,'c without eating anything on ac- count or being nauscatcd. What little | did manage to eat at any time would sour and H'oat mo up so with gas that ! would have to unbutton my vest and Jet any bot. ont D order to get a good breath. And sometimes this gas would cause my heart to palpitatc SO hard and fast that ! could almost hr"r il and l would ~ot SO dizzy that l would have Co grab hold of something to keep from falling and hurting myself. remarkable. After using thcc bottles and that was sometime ago was ceiling as strong and we'll as | ever did and l ann still feeling that way. 1 picked up eight pounds while taking it and ann still holding on to that i'm crease. Ny appetite is SO big that meal time comes too slow for me and | also had pains under nay heart that almost cu0 off gv breath and was 30 nervous that the least noise would startle mo. I could never get good nights sleep and would get up in the SO tired and wonout that l felt absolutely unfit for work
 "But my lucky day came around at last, when some of the boys down at the shipyards. got to telling me how Tanlac had helped them and per suad0d me 10 try it. So l did and the results have been nothing less than don't believe anyone in Nancouveg has a better stomach than I have. l am never troubled any more with gus palpitation of the heart or shortncsS of breath and | never have a pain or a dizzy spell. And sleep; why. l new CT wake a single time during the night and l always get up in the mornings feeling fine and I don't have that tir- ed. no account feeling any more. Tan. lac has certainly done me a world of good and I am ready at any time 10 recommend it."
 Tanac is sold in Seward, by the Seward Drug Company. (ady.)
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READ THE
 GATEWAY ALL OF THE NEWS DAILY.
ATTENTION
 SHIP TO GEORGE R. GOSHAW, ING, Dealers in Raw Furs.
HAMPERS
TRADERS
Seattle, Alaska Building.
New York. 127 w. 27th Street.

Seattle New lok Alaska Building l2I w. Zith Street with and solicit all Raw FurS All shipments graders New York Market Prices paid desired shipments will be kept approved Prdng valuation does satisfactory will be returned Transportation Parcel Post Express Ship Dry Condition shipment Always postfce address, Place duplicate package All check the other desired.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-10-28
\ PROPER SUGGESTION

The suggestion Q. Tcrmtoria. com. missioner or Education Henderson that a gymnasium should be added t' ,hc uubG, schools ls go mighty good one. Recreation at a gymnasium n Seward, either tor pupils or adults. '' 30 mjuu, quantity in Seward The Nomi recreation seems Co have been posi-
 t.ve.y forgotten .u the crrys maNu"U, fo. uot even 30 ,ect.r. or a swing. "N- ,ru. in one or two homo yards. .- sao". Trrn .s no place ror children Co p."N .N.cp, or ,hc streets. Perhaps 'I u'' pupils were asked what 'mcd'rn" haw' WAS. ,nc majority would ma
 rrnu :, uas some kind o' a D... Co 'nk".
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-10-28
REsTORATION TO ENTRY OI

RESTORATION TO ENTRY OF LANDS IN NATIONAL FOREST. Notice is hereby given that the lands described below. embracing 32L92 acres, within tn, Chugach National Forest, A'aslo lil be subject to set clement and entry under the provis- ions of the Homestead laws of the United Stats and the act of June II. 1906, l&I Stat, 233), at the United Stuus land office at Juneau, Alaska, on December 27, 1919. Anv settler who vas actually and in good faith claiming any Of said lands for agricultural purposes prior to January 1. 1906, and has not abandoned same has preference right Co make a homes. cad entry for the lands actually occupied. Said lands were listed upoa the applications of the persons men toned below. who have a preference right 1Aiorg Co the prior right of any such settler, provided such settler O" applicant is qualified to make homo stead entry and the preference right is exercised prior to December 2I 1919, on which date the lands will b.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-10-28
NEIR HIS RESIGNED I~
 ADVICE FROM ANCHORAGE

Acror1ing to u.a.' atvIe"s roc.'v" from Au.ro..g., Robert d. Woir. on r.u..-m-yhu-. O. ,gn Seward Dlvt- .o0 of the government ra..roul, has handed .u his ro- gua,.on .o Col. Meas. Chairman Q. rh. Alaskan En-
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-10-28
NELL NATUISON IS NOW
 INTENDING TEXAS COLLEGE

His, Nell Nathjson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. D. NathiSon, is now en- rolled in tnc senior year academy, Simmons College, Abilene, Texas. Miss llath.s.u, who has attended the Sew ard Public School. easily passed h"r examinations and made an advanced grade.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-10-28

The striking printers '. New York, tho,, concerned in .hc publication o; about I50 marazjUrs, eat their uos' o.. .r -..r. their face, Tho I"'oary Digest came out nrth the 'uH number .. ....- ant demonstrated Chat ma. u..... could n. printed without typ. Th. uno,o..u-rav.ug process NtS r,. sorted ..r. ,la reading matter being printed ny lypcwr-or~. And uo" th. publication house, continuing to us" Hrotyp. machines have gouo ou ,.' open shop o.N.. anu no striker vii. n' taken back unless h.ras.gns from m ru.~w.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-10-28

Director H.n. t.H,ut 'u t.wha"g 10000 striking Nm.3ran ENprrss cm- p'og..~ and u.. '. S. So.Wn.s 'o tr'"r thu wagons aoi 70. ota.. positions t" New York Ct.y. ended thc strike QuicS- ly. The mon wen, bae, to work ard t1. walking delegate ~ot his.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-10-28
The heXaN Store.
E5EJ1xHz Ssss7ss'71Ey zTEESETEZV

What a pity that the truth is the most disavrccablc thing one can say alou. some people.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-10-28

gruccriug Commission. The roSigna- tion is understood to be effective on or before December lSt, 1919.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-02
INFLUENZA
is NOW GONE
The Disease is No Longer of Interest
Here in Keoseuk and Dis
appearance Ends
Reports.

Influenza has practically disappear
ed from Keokuk, and that disease is
no longer of public interest here In
this city of 10000 population there
were this morning at 10 o'clock only
eighteen cases in nine homes. There
has been that much here every win
{ tn since 1891.
\ The Gate City has been printing
each day the exact number of cases
tin town for several months These
y daily statistics will be discontinued.
e unless the number of cases at some
4 time in the future becomes large
y enough to make them matter of in.
2 tereSt
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-02
LIBRARY AND LIVING ROOM FURNITURE

S25 7o-Fu1ned oak William and Mary style library
table and chair-Pre Inventory Sale Price . 5000
$30O0-Steckley Bros loose genuine leather cushions,
cushions worth than the Inventory Sale
Price Observation-Disclosures. ................. $3.50
$175-Handsone large chair Morocco leather seat
and back-Fre- Inventory Sale Price ........ $3.50
s15O0-Fumed oak chair mission STYLE loose leather
cushions Pre- Inventory Sale Price ........ S1150
S2500-Fumed oak genuine leather settee loose leather
cushions Inventory Sale Price ....... $3.50
S27.50-Fumed oak library living set, settee,
rock and arm char-Pre Inventory Sale Price S219O
$1600-Fmed oak Lmpert make art and craft style set
tee-Pre- Inventory Sale Price ... $3.50
3O00-Fumed oak leather seat Berky and Gay manufac-
urers has been reduced to $600-Pre Inventory Sale
Price Observation-Disclosures. ....... S1490
S3OOO-lahogany, genuine leather soa-Pre- Inventory
Sale Price Observation-Disclosures. 1920
S2490-Mahogany, genuine leather sofa-Pre Inventory
Sale Price ................. ............. 5000
$6OOO-Beautiful mahogany silk velour covering two
piece set, sofa and rocker Pre- Inventory Sale
Price ................ .......... S47OO
$600O-Sahogany, genuine leather sofa-Pre Inventory
sale Price .......... $4,000
$5O0O-Mahogany, upholstered in fine mohair freside
rocher and chair-Pre- Inventory Sale Price 5000
$21000-Mahogany, genuine leather chair and sofa a
bargain-Pre- Inventory Sale Price $4,000
$55O0Fne genuine leather couch smooth upholsterng
very best quaty-Pre- Inventory Sale Price $4,000
S54.00-Genune fine green leather extra soft couch
Parliamentary Sale Price . 500 so
$4750-Large tapestry davenport Pre- Inventory Sale
Price ......... ..... $40 9o
$1O8OO-G Genuine leather hair filed high grade loose
cushion couch-Pre-I Inventory Sale Price ss3 90
$3S.00-Sold mahogany winged chair, upholstered in
tapestry-Pre- Inventory Sale Price $1,000
$1400-Golden oak, carved chair-Pre- Inventory
Sale Price go On
$1000-Inlaid combination mahogany arm chair-Pre-
inventory oale Fllce $3.50
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-02
FUNERAL NOTICE.

BROWNELL-The funeral of the
late Miss Annette Browneu. will be
Iaeld Friday afternoon at 8 O'Clock
from the home of Mrs. Grace g
sBrownell, NJ. 327 North Fifth street
Friends invited.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-02
DINING ROOM SUITE

s$240 8o-Chares II old oak #. 81 in dining table,
Charles III old oak Coin buffet Charles Ii old oak side
table-Pre Inventory Sale Price .......... Sl7S5o
$3750-Sold mahogany china cabinet Inventory
Sale Price OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Szooo
$55Oo-Sold mahogany William and Mary style, beaut
full dark brown mahogany Aft china cablnet-Prei
+orv sale price $1,000
$52O0-Solid mahogany Adam style china cabinet-Pre-
Tnventorv Sale price $500
s36Oo-Solid mahogany colonial style side table-Pre-
inventory sale FTlce ~A'oo
$1OOOO-Soid mahogany, colonial style buffet made by
the Grand Rapids Chair Co-Pre- Inventory Sale
Price Observation-Disclosures. ............ Slloo
s36Oo-Solid mahogany, Adam style serving table
Pre- Inventory Sale Price S23 S5
$425O-Fumed oak china cabinet and side table William
and Mary style-Pre Inventory Sale Price 1880. $3.50
$2OOO-Eary English china cabinet, bent glass; colonial
stye-Pre Inventory Sale Price $1,000
$96O0-Od oak Jacobean style china cabinet and serv
ing table-Pre- Inventory Sale Price ....... $4,000
$15OO-Golden oak combination china cabinet and buff
fet-Pre Inventory Sale Price " $1,000
$3SO0-Golden oak combination china cabinet and buff
fet-Pre Inventory Sale Price observation-disclosures. $3.50
$3750-Sold mahogany, VIM. and Mary style serving
table-Pre Inventory Sale Price ..........,. S2485
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-02
SANTA CLAUS
GETS TO CAMP
Soldiers Begin to Write Home Ac-
tnowfedaing Receipt of Christ
mas Packages Sent
From Home.

That some soldiers in the Ameri-
can army in France received Their
Christmas packages promptly is
shown by a letter received yesterday
by Miss Madeline Schowalter fro a
her brother, Clarence Schowalter.
The letter was dated in France De-
cember 5, and is an Acknowledgement
of the receipt of a box filed to the
brim with candy which she sent him
on November II. He said:
THE candy certainly was good. II
was the first American candy I've
had, and there is no other like it."
A Detroit housekeeper proved thai
milk bottle is as efficient as a pota.
to masher in putting a burglar out Oh
business.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-02

street, suffered severe injury to his
knee by falling on the steps leading
from one building to another of the
~. c. Hubinger Bros. Co. plant in
which he was employed. The acci-
dent occurred about $3.50 o'clock on
Tuesday afternoon. The ligaments
OF the mans knee were torn and he
will be confined to the house for
some time
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-02

y LOWITZ MILLINERY DEPART
MENT.
Pre-inventory sale
Wonderful values. S1.00, $1.9S & S2.9S
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-02
HALL FURNITURE

5000 hall set, chair and settee seat and
10 back, gothic stylePre Inventory Sale Price SS4 90
$3700-Solid mahogany hall seat and mirror-Pre Inven
10 tory Sale Price ............... S298O
lie $2S90Mahogany hall seat and mrror-Pre Inventory
20 Sale Price ......... S22.75
sc $500 Golden oak hall tree-Pre- Inventory Sale
10 Price ......... ............ ............ $3.50
n s500-Oak hall tree, slightly danaged-Pre Inventory
70 Sale Price ............... $3.50
$29G0Goden- oak hall and glass-Pre Inventory
10 Sale Price 500 an
, stakeholder oak hall tree with glass-Pre Inventory
o Sale Price .....a......... .e............. $3.50
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-02

$l25o-Imitation leather couch-Pre Inventory Sale
Price ..................... paw
lie, $255G-Tapestry chair and rockerPre 1nven
de torv Sale Price " $18.75
so $5O40-Two piece solid mahogany, hair cloth, gothic
ny style sofa and side chaPr Inventory Sale Price S43Oo
$S90Two piece solid mahogany silk velour upholster
fl ing parlor suite-Pre- Inventory Sale Price $74GO
~ $6OO0-Mahogany sofa, slightly damaged-Pre- lnven
~ ventory Sale Price $4,000
e. $34O0Mahogany, rush seat settee and chairPre
M inventory Sale Price s $3.50
e $lsOo-Mahogany wood ettee-Pre Inventory Sale
m Price .... S149O
by $4250-Mahogany, Preside chair-Pre Inven
10 tory Sale Price $4,000
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-02

We have picked the wish
match nave
at
send back the Manufactures
chase the trouble and OF
THIS OPPORTUNITY is FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONL
THIS PARTIAL LIST ONLY:
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1919-05-23
RA AY1NONDVILLE WILL SHOW
BROWNSVILLE REAL CROPS
nUes People Go Up From Here and See What That Section
Accomplishing City Development Board Arrange Trip for
Thursday Mormng-Eueryone Welcome.

Raymondville invites Brownsville to
come up and see what the northeastern
corner Of the Magic Valley is doing. In
response to the invitation Brownsville del
egation will 90 to Raymondville Wednesday
morning on the o'clock train. returning
at noon the same day.
The delegation will be self-selected. Any
one in Brownsville who wishes to partake
of Raymondville's hospitality may join the
party by telephoning the Board Of City De-
velopment before o'clock Tuesday eve
ming. The Board Of City Development
wants a large delegation to go; to have a
handful only would reflect on Brownsville.
In this case whatever is worth doing at all
is worth doing right.
"Our section has suffered so long with
adverse conditions that there is an impress
sion abroad that the people Of this section
are to be pitied." said c. II. Pease. presi-
dent OF the Raymondville State Bank, in
his letter of invitation. addressed to w. 4.
Burnett secretary Of the Board Of City De
velopment. 1.-The real facts and the real
possibilities OF our section are not realized
by the outside world nor even by the peo-
pie Of the Valley.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1919-05-23
SYSTEMATICALLY
CRITICISES WILSON
ON PEACE CONDUCT
Denounces League as Attempt at
Nations Parliament Control
led by an Oligarchy.
WILL END SOVEREIGNTY


WASHINGTON, ID. O., May 23.-The
attack on the League Of Nations begun in
the senate today by Senator Sherman Of
Illinois bitterly criticizing the president for
the conduct of the peace negotiations and
dcnouncing the league as an attempt TO set
up a parliament of nations controlled by an
oligarchy.
Senator Sherman said the national SOW
eregnty would disappear. Doomed with a
course OF broken facts and shameless from
inception to birth, he predicted the league
would become a gigantic firebrand for
world confagration He charged that Pres
ident Wilson broke faith with China. Pol
and and Italy. yielded to Great Britain and
tried TO subvert the fundamental laws Of
the republic.
Senator Sherman made his address in
resolution declaring it was the sense of the
senate that the league covenant be sep
arate from peace when considered by the
senate. He charged the two had been in
terwoven for the deliberate purpose Of Sc
curing votes for the former.
"The American people have not yet
fully measured the unparalleled and atroc-
ious character Of the assault by the au-
thors of the league on American govern
ment and Institutions" he said.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1919-05-23
VOTERS. REM EMBER-

THAT four constitutional amendments come before
YOU on May oath.
THAT YOU cross out the items you do not want.
THAT voters must be able to read and write the
English language and prepare their ballots with
out assistance except in OF physical disability
THAT the Suffrage Amendment carries with it q
full citizenship clause that will do away with the
first-paper-voter
THAT the leading women all the state have en-
dorsed equal suffrage and are working tor It,
THAT man NAV vote without having paid poll tax
if he was not a resident of the state when poll tax
was levied and has been in the state year and III
the county six months.
THAT the other amendments concern the govern
or's salary prohibition and farmers loans.
THAT it is your duty to exercise your right to vote
and VOTE
POMEROY, DONNA TEXAS
23rd Dist,
TexaEqu