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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-02-23
F A MILES
MAKE LIFE
OF CRIPPLES

The family of disabled soldier has
very great influence upon his future
success or failur according to Doug
las Q. McMurtrie Director of the Red
Cross Institute for Crippled and Dis
abled Men. writing in the current is
sue Of the American Journal of Care
for Cripples" The home influence
should encourage the invalided man to
take advantage of the training offered
by the government so that he m2y
return TO civil life capable of ear ming
his own living.
The difference between an injuri
Gus and helpful family attitude Mr..
NcMurtrie illustrates by a story Of
the rehabilitation work in France 1t
is recalled that the French mother oc-
cupies a position of extraordinary
authority in the family. "a son may
grow up TO be twenty thirty or forty
years old, but mother is still Chief
to whom obedience is unquestionab.y
paid. In dealing with the poilu.
therefore, one must count in his ma
ternal parent as well. At one French
center of hospital care and re-e1te.l-
Eion It was found that. as a man
would approach the point OF his med
ical recovery and approach the time
Of entry on vocational training. his
mother was liable to descend upon
the hospital Office beat her umbrella.
ION the table, inquire why they were
keeping her son so long away from
home, and demand his immediate dis
charge in order that she might take
him away to care for the poor Grip
pied boy for the rest of his life In
vain were explanations and arguments
regarding the efficacy of further treat
ment and training. She had come
there determined to take her son away
her end was accomplished And II
most instances there wa nothing to
10 but accede to the mothers de-
mand
But better way was found Of
dealing with the families of men
deemed likely TO benefit by re-educa-
ton. Under this procedure when the
soldier was nearing the end of his
hospital care the director of the in
stitution would summon the mother
70 come in and advise regarding her
sons future. She would then be adj
dressed something IN this wise: Your
sons medical treatment will in an
other week two, be practically
complete and we thought YOU might
IKE to know so that. if you desired.
you could make plans to take him
home But you know he is pe~na
nentIy disabled and will not be able
IN go pack to his old job Of telegra III
hneman. We know that YOU exnact n
care for him, but he will outIive Won
ana Iater' since the government pen
sion is small indeed, he will be re-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-02-23

duced to a miserable situation. You
remember the cripples from the war
of 1870, how they begged or sold
trinkets about the streets-and you
would not want your son to be in
that fix. Luckily, however. he will not
have to be for we have something else
to suggest. Across the street is Il
school where the men are taught va
rious skilled trades If your son cares
to stay for five or six months, and
you approve we viii teach him TO be
a telegrapher and he can go back to
his home town and get good job
with the government telegraphs AS
a skilled worker still he will be douh-
ly respected in the community, he will
be burden on no one his future will
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-02-23

be assured. and YOU will he very, very
proud of him. What do YOU think
wise under the circumstance"
THE whole situation IS changed
Mother greets her boy with Son.
have you heard what they are goinr
to do for YOU And as the son has
already been talked to regarding the
program, the Joint decision is assured
This illustrates the difference be
tween a family for or a family against
the proposal of re-education
When you make out Your income
tax return ask Yourself what rou
would have had TO pay lad Germany
been victorious and be thankful
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-02-23
CARD OF THANKS.

VIC wish to extend our thanks to our
many Friends for their many acts
Of kindness during the illness and
death Of out beloved father. r. IT.
Rosique and especially thank those for
the many beautiful floral offerings.
us children and sister
MRS. ]. BOMBAY.
MRS. G. PAPE
MRS. s. PATRON
MRS s SMITH
HORACE AND ROBERT
ROSIQI i,
AIRS. L. GLACI[AIE.N
Let every MANNED soldier you see
be 2 reminder that Your income t4N
The Prescott daily news., 1919-12-29

l See Mickey at the Gem Theatre. Hear Mickey on the Columbia Grafo- nola.
 Make Guthrie's your drug store, phone 101. Attorney William F. Denman is in Texarkana today attending to legal business matters. George Taylor, captain of the 1919 College, is the guest of Bracy Haynie for the Holidays.
 Rexall Cherry Bark Cough Syrup will relieve your cough or your money back. soc at Guthrie's.
 Nevada circuit court will convene next Monday, January 5, with Judge c. R. Haynie presiding.
 Warren Roseman, of Hope, returned this morning after visit in the city with relatives and friends.
 Mrs. Jno. A. Davis was called to Hope today on account of the illness of her sister, Mrs. John Cox.
 Mir. and Mrs. Carl E. Porter, of Dal- las, Texas, are in the city on weeks visit with relatives and friends.
 Rev. Theo. r. Hall and family have moved back to Prescott from Hope where they have been residing for the past year, Rev. Hall being pastor of the Christian church there. He will begin his pastorate of the local Christ ian congregation the first of the year. Rev. Hall and family are occupying their former home about mile East of the city.
The Prescott daily news., 1919-12-29
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS

 New Year cards at Guthrie's. Hear Mickey on the Columbia Grafo- nola.
 Mir. and Mrs. W. c. Mutt are on q two days visit to Little Rock.
 Hon. and Mrs. T. c. McRae have re turned from short visit to Camden.
 Miss Annie Willingham has return ed from visit with relatives in Tex arkana.
 Robt. Harrell has returned to Little Rock where he is attending Draughns College.
 Miss Pearl Livingston, of Conway, is in the city, the guest of her sister, Mrs. N. B. Nelson.
 J. Dale Wilson and Roy c. Nelson motored to Hope ysterday afternoon and spent few hours.
The Prescott daily news., 1919-12-29
A SAD JOKE

Mother: Whats the matter, dar- ling?"
 Small Boy: "P-p-pa hit his finger with the hammer"
 Mother: Don't cry about that; you should laugh"
 Small Boy: "I-I d-did."
The Prescott daily news., 1919-12-29
MT. and Mrs. Lyle Nutter will leave

tomorrow for Hamburg where they will make their home. MT. Nutter for the past year has been member of the firm of the Prescott Mercan- tile Company of this city and will be associated with his father in the mercantile business in Hamburg.
The Prescott daily news., 1919-12-29
MAILING HIM

"Why do people say, As dead as door nail?" asked the boob. "Why is door nail any deader than door?"
 Because it has been hit on the head I suppose"
The Prescott daily news., 1919-12-29
SELL

The school visitor was asking the class few questions.
 "Now, how do bees dispose of their honey?" he inquired.
 "They cell it." announced the clever boy of the class.
The Prescott daily news., 1919-12-29

Arthur Sykes, who travels out of St. Louis for the Fred Campbell Au- tomobile Supply Company, spent the weekend here visiting homefolks.
The Prescott daily news., 1919-12-29
A STIRRING STORY

Scharpe: "Did you read about the man who swallowed his teaspoon Platte: "No; what happened to him ?"
 Scharpe: "Oh, he can't stir"
The Prescott daily news., 1919-12-29

This monument to Lincoln. erected in 1869 by popular subscription in Washington. has been declared out of harmony with the remodeled District of Columbia courthouse. before which 1t stands. By authority of congress therefore. fl is heinz moved to n spot near the broad potonaac-
The Prescott daily news., 1919-12-29

The most energetic workers feel lazy and low-spirited at times. This condition is caused by impurities in the stomach, liver and bowels, which should be gotten rid of before they bring on a sick spell. A few doses of Prickly Ash Bitters, the remedy that men use, cleanses the system and sends new life and vigor to every part of the body. Price SIPS per bottle. Hesterly Drug Store, Special Agt. cod
The Prescott daily news., 1919-12-29
A CHOICE PLACE

Little Jack was returning home from his first visit to the zoo. "Fath- er," he asked, "do all good people go to heaven?"
 "Yes, son." said his father.
 "All, every one?"
 sYes,"
 "Well," said Jack thoughtfully, eff there's no room left for you and me, let's go where the giraffes are!"-New York Evening Post.
The Prescott daily news., 1919-12-29
FOOTING THE BILL

Mr. Newman had just recovered from an operation and was talking to a friend. "The surgeon" he remark ed, "said he'd have me on my feet again in three weeks"
 "Well, he did it, didn't he?" asked the friend.
 He did, indeed" responded MT. Newman. q had to sell my motor car to pay his bill"
The Prescott daily news., 1919-12-29

Miss Nancy Wilson is the guest of v;ends in Hope today.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-06

seruir viviemio Ia vida De aquell0s
reyes g~uerreros Y poetas. cue Sc YES
tan con las pieIes dc las ficras ca
zaGas cuerpo a cuerpo, Y pUdleramo'
nararEoS en- las eSqlinaS con uEa ca
pa &c Caballcro Tigre sobre la cspal-
ia ma corona de plumas en- Ia ca
beza Y I'm agrio @esto retador en- Ell
S~embiante. dispueStoS a ~SostenerIo
con una rociada de flcch2s para cI
que 10 10 creyera.....
10 ergo Gue nos veriamos mcjor.
Al menos. 10 digo por la posturiJa que
50 trae el bravo !ndio que enel Paseo
de IA Reforma. en- Mexico. parece es-
ta~le diciendo a TODD Ell mundo. que
g 70 hace chiQuito Ell mar para h2cey
IN buche dc aqua; = pOr otra parte.
yo. no conci5O ?or naOa de este
murdo q Cacama con zapatoS dc dos
ricncas. con mauser 4 la espalia Y con
casco aleman sobre IL cabeza- Ne 70
imagine. 81. Y no NE cae nal Dor cicr-
10. da charro hahjiidoso Y vl!ent0n,
en- IN iaripc0 de los de hi terra. Wis
tieadc el traie ajustado. de botenadU-
IA De plata. echando una c%rlnoiina dc
adorno, . un pial muy "historjado' o
cine.e sobre un toro brute, o bar
beardo UT Eutetc. 0 1~poseandoIe vein
t. 0asos y veinte reales I III giro"
contra un "bul!co". . 5ailando un
iarabe recaucaneado. o cantando una
cancion en- cuclillss. eHyueito en- IN
sarapc saltiilero V iunto = IN vlrtuoSo
del arpa. O echanGo ana raya en-
Una besana con mas Pcrcicla Gie nm
! ~ingeaiaro con :eodolito.
De TODD ESQ. Il las flechas y 4 las
caceriaS de fiera> en- los monteS Y 4
Jcdo 81 ritmo gallardamentc natural
IA vida dc !os f~undadores Gc nuestra
raZa. no hubo ma que I'm 2&Sc, IN
paso sin saiirse del compass. del tono
que corresponds = nuestras facultadcs
| est@ticas Pero en- camoio, ell paso
que dimes hacia Ia civilization Gu
ro2ea. csc = fuc m NAL paso, a cau-
- se-u-Gnrente lie 10 estorboso dc los
zaratos. DC 10 ajustado de los Panta-
ZONES = de 10 nal cue sc l!eva con
nuestra color Ia variedad de dolores
de Ia indumentaria mcderna.
Pero como "el mUadc marcha" sin
Fc1iraos rermiso Y .n~osotros tsnemoS
que se@uirle el humor para no que
Garnos atras, hetenos aqul. QUE. unos
de huena voluntad Y CtroS = regana-
dieateS nos hemoS reSignado q acallar
| ia 20 de Ia sangre que los pide Ell
"huiPI;i'' V Ii macana, Y hemos a
dortGdo ell ''overcoat' Y Ell baston con
esa characteristics impavidsz De la ra-
"a tiene un gloriOso ejempsO
en- csc pre- .iHdio bravo que sc llamo
Bcnito .Juarez. Y que paso por TODD,
hasta per ponerse ievita y chistera
! anteS quo dniar Ia P~reSidsncia do i.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-06
Una Companla reciente-
mente %orsanizada y.que
va hizo eI pago del pri-
mer DividendO. -

The Black Burnett Oil Co. cuyaS
oficinas PARTICIPATES Sc encuentran en-
Wichita Falls, Texas, es, no obstante
que SUI organization fue veriflcada
EN- ell ultimO mes de Enero, n de las
mejores companies del campo de
Burkburnett. Fl 10. del presente mes
page 4 Sus ac~cionistas ell primer di-
videndo Ell elective. : pronto espera
declarar los subSecunetes. Sus dlrec-
torres son personals perfectamente SOL
venteS Y ~reconocidaS como perltos en-
aSuntos pe~troleros, Y Su unIca ambl-
ci0n es hacer de Ia Black Burnett,
nombrc que Sc deriva de las palabras
Blackwell Y 8urkburnetr) la segun-
Ga de las corporaciones de su genera.
Los t%errenoS Ell que opera eSta
compania son de merito indlscutlble.
" estan situadOS en- M de las are
mas POGO ~profundaS, en- donde eXlsten
Is poZos en- production. Esta COM
pania tiene instalada n moderAi-
Sima maquinaria para perforar os Is
pozos que proyecta Y que ~aicanzaran
diferentes profundidades. FL pozo
Copper. Que eS uno de los que posee,
esta produciendo, Segun informes re-
cibidos, cerca de 400 barriles diarios.
La perforacion del pozo Turner
Shegog, que Sc ]encuentra a 800 pies
al oeste de nuestros limites, ha al
canzado va las arenas productoras
~profundaS, y Sc espera que brote Pc
tr0ieo de III monlento 4 otro. La pro-
ducci0n de este gran m%anantial, es,
segun la opinion de los conocedores
de Oklahoma, de gran significacion
para ell campo Burkburnett, pues 10
colocard como c~onsecUencia, a la ca
beZa de los productores.
La Black-Burnett Oil Co.. es una
compania organizada de acuerdo con
las leyes del Estado de Texas, con un
capital social de S150.000, siendo su
pre$idente VI. Muebllerger, 3. G. Jo-
mes ST. Nice-preSidente, G. n. Dance
SUI se~cretario, f. E. Shepherd, tesore-
ro, Y suS directories c. E. G!amaun,
II. c. Wendland V j. H. Mcntgo-
merry.
Una prueba de la bondad de esta
comrahia 10 constituye ell ~hecho de
que "a Sc hayan vendido $4,000 de
sus acciOncs al pTecio de SLIGO d la
par. Recomendamos a los lectcres de
este diario la lectura del anuncio de
esta Compania que aparece ell este
mismo ~periodico. (Adv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-06

NJ a menor duda caoe Ge que, por
una razon o Dor otra, nuestr2 raza
rur de las menos favorecl6as por eI
S,rremo Manufactured a Ia nora
dol rcparto de las dotes flSIcas ' dc
las cuahdades de attractive Y de ouen
vc~ Toda Ia ~parentela humana, eN-
cepcion hecha de los mongoIeS Y Ne
los ~africanos. a quienes todavla po-
demos yer por encima del homore'
evad6 mcjor parada que nueStros Nus
tres y morenos dnceSCrOS, que sale
ron del horno divine con mas tueSte
5el n~ecesario Y sin gran cosa de ma
ieza. calIardia. angel, spirit, chic. Y TO-
das cas- menuGencias que parece que
no quieren decir NADIA. pero que son
ca; el TODD en- e=ta plcara eNsten-
ca.
La causa p~recisa de esa preieren-
cia Dor otraS razaS, permanece auh
on 81 mas profundo dc los ml>terioS'
zero Is 81 case que mientras los gre
ros y los romanos Sc confundIan con
los doses en- 10 3e darSe pisto como
PERSONA boritas-(en los buenoS item
EOS en- que los grlegoS no eran coclue-
ros Y los oman no hablan NehlCo
. San Antonio a vender verdura poE
las callesl-y mientras que en- los
tismpOs modernoS. ingleses, rusoS'
~franceses americanos, Sc contoheah
Do 10 Undo hacienda gala de que
son genie espigada, eSculturai' oleA
hccha Y de color bianco flrme garan
.iZado. nosotros n Dor ah-'os
mexicaros legitimos. de buena cepa'
e entiende-Gando traspies. ~cascorFos
achaparradoS. como 81 nos huo'eran
parado frescoS. turbia Ia color, men
euado el amino, como pidiendo n
disculpa por haber venido a este mum
Go tan fees V tan pobrecItoS'..
En- vano fuc que ID Divins Prov
dencia, compaderida seguramente ue
Ia "amclada Que nos diera deScui-
dandose lie manera tan lamenta0le ue
nue~tr, manufacture nos dlJera: y
Gambia de Ia sal ' pimienta que sc me
oiy!i5 pcncros. o. voy q dar neroiS-
NO. GbnegGCIoR : Y2Ior a iHaAoS IL"
mas, 4 fin de que oS rompals 81
alma los unos a los orroS por les ST.
giles tie los sirlo<.-"; e. don dlYl-
no gus nos puSo Ell c~ondiciones lie W
rir Ell IN eterao aporTeadero. ape
nas 5; = uresyroS tatarabueios 2uoo
darleS gallardia en- IA postura Y en- ei
alderman guerrero; pero noSotroS' gus
de chinacos nos veiamos NAL. Y dc
chacC IN POGO peor, Y con 2! caSeo
alemau de los tiempos De Huerta esta-
haEos para darle IN susie al EiSoo.
iouc diablos salimos ganando con
Ca gracia celestial que nos sorno Ell
G,:rrrcrcs dc guaripa, deScalzos Y Il
guautadcres del haubrc.-.
s al men hubiersmos ncdido
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-06

lc la terra dondc ~fiorecCn los nopa-
cs. No Quiero dctcncrmc en- consI-
'craciorcs de n;Hcun genera sohre
as aDtitudcs 30 los dcportiS;as o So
sobre la convenience del deportc. Con
,icso mi igrOrancia en- la materla Y tai
yez sea yo Un pobrc diabio, a qulcn
por no habcrscl2 podido guitar eI
,abor de las coSas dc su TERRA, no le
cncuentro el mcrito Z csc iuego donde
rchaban los bofes mis- paiSanoS gritan-
do como condcnados palabras Incom-
prensiblcs. sin que. al fjnai Ue cuen-
tas lc huhiera cncortradO IA razon Il
todas a~qucllas carroras. a tOdoS a.
u~4ellcs gritos d~eSaforadoS Y, Sobre
TODD. a los traiecitoS que tueron los
| luc ME "a de qUiclo. Tai vcZ
| sea vo un rczagado de la civilization
| qUe no Sabc aun toda Ia mlga que
| ticne salir en- calcctines V en- camise-
| "a. 'ucicndo los ~Darentesis de las pier
! mas Y derritiGndoSe bajO los rayo3 de
Ut sol AMBASSADOR. (Scguramente pa
IA que Sc afirme mas cl COLOR para
| ~arrearle nalos 4 una pclotita Y jugar
Il las cas!tas de aiquiler en- los inter-
medios. Is cast SECURE que soy un
inadaDtado, ' ror ESQ no le ncu
tro L. C~mbocadUxf 4 esaS cGsas....
Tai vez sea TODD ESQ, pero tamblen
es cierto cue 70 habia visto, ALA, Ell
mi terra. IL padre del "~catcher', Il
Procopio Vallejo. vcSti&o de charro,
en- un rct.n;o piafador persiguiendo a
an, c indGmita entire brenales espe-
SOS ' emDinados riscos, arrolanio con
| una precision de disco5olo grlegc.
L. Yarab6lica }azada de 81 reata So
| brc Ia caheZa de IA bestia, amarrando
q lazo a Ia cabeza &c ia silla, retire
| u.ndo lucgo Su c2balgadura, V ma
| cicndo rodar monte abai0. vencido Y
humillato III fcrCZ animal. Y volvl a
Yer atora On mi mente Ia figura ga
llarGa del vaQuero accogaiite, rey de
los monies. hip6grifo volador que Sc
| scntia canaZ dc todas las hazanaS
| cuando mcntaha Su "Grarate' haDla
NiStO Il uN fdIlS'ltS. wv
CatarinC Rodadilio. capear un novilIo
en- un coleader0 0 81 fr&zada roja,
nsCuivardo Il "uerpo de las emhestl-
| Gas De Ia ficra con n elegancla
digna del "Nlachaco'': habia visto a
Asercion ROsales. ito del second
base" @inctsar Sobre III rotro sa:Fa,
| ie. corrc no 10 hicicra Ponciano Dlsz,
III 10 han sonado Munca los coSacos Mas
| atrevidos n; los moros mas glnetes. y
| fUG Dor ESQ cue les deScendienteS de
| aq"el!os hom5res recios cue hablan
liccho IN quito De Ia fGerza. orcsen-
taEdoseme Ell calretines Y eH camiSe-
Ia ' tocados con una c~acAuchita ridi-
| cula. NE parecieron eltonCes, pobrl-
simos dc f;~ura. comple5amense per
iudicados con la "agarrada' que les
hahia dado la civilization.
Y de ali todas las consideracioncs
que ME zurbaban Ell la cabeza: DE
indios ~estahamos muy oien, de cha
rros no nos yemos tan nal. pero o
el traie de "sportman' uitracivls'za-
do estamo; para que o den tres IL
:C$ $500.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-06

Esa es Ia meor de cuantas oporuidadeS Sc lie hayan pre@tado N toas u
vida .Por que? Pouue la "Snves Kmk Oil Company ofrece a I'd. VI negocod de
iran inporancia, tres veesn Gor que los que hasta la fecha Sc lie han presentado.
iFUESE I'd. BEN! iPIENSELO DETENIDAMENTE! 80 ACRES De RI
CoS TFRRENOS PETROLIFEROS. CON SOLO 10 POZOS, PRODUCIRAN DE 5000
\ $500 MENSUALES SOBRE UNA INVERSION DE S1o. NuESTRO CAPITAL
ES SOLAMENTE DE $50 10000 MAGINESE I'd. LA PEQUENA INVERSION DE
800 RINDIENDOLE UTILIDApES DE S3000OO AL ANO. ACEPTANOS BONUS
DE LA LIBERTAD POR Ell VALOR QUE REPRESENTED.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-06
CosQs del Destiegro ZEE
.,LOS DEPORTES.. -.

RePUblica QUO rcPrcSentaba Ia sa.-
vaci0u de Ia Patria. Sin lcyita ' sin
chistera Der Benito no habrIa tenido
emp2uue de PreSidcnte por NADIA dc
este mundo = II patria hubiera perc>
edo. FU@ pu-s, 81 ~patriotlsmo 10
Que hizo al h0more renegar dc Ia IN
dumentaria De sUs tatarabUrlos o
cu2ndo menos. de la i~ndumentarit
nacicnal de 81 epoca: del jarano Y de
Ia pantaloncra cue usaban suS valIen-
ties chinacoS Y con Ia cual parecc que
Se sentiaa mas meXicanos, ms re-
publicanoS. mcnos afranccsados. Don
BeDito saba Que 81 SC ~preScntaba dc
i2rano Y DantaioGera> en- ei tougre-
so o en- el Salon he Embaj&dores,
50 Iva al demonjo el principle dc ali
tor:dad, : por ESQ lie ator0 0 Ia leva
Y la chistera con Ia misma resignation
con Que Maestro Senior Sc dejo poner
Il corona dc espinas Y e. manic ' Ia
cana para satar 4 Ia humanldad....
ESQ cs 10 que han hecho los meNi-
can9z cCnScieates. Que So neCeslt"
porerse de otioueta para cue no d.
raj las gentcs: PEGS Il darle Y QUO
sen por ell amor de DioS. cQut hacc
falta andar hecho an cdrrutaco. por-
cue as! 10 eN;~eG !os tlempos y las
circunStaGciaS" PerfectaTlente. Ven
"a ei q de dos botoncs y Ell panta~
lon respingldo Y % va!enrianas Y
Ell sombrero de moda. SabemoS que
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-06
Los 0rganizadores de la Compaiia.

Las personals que organizaron eAa compahnr son todos ex5crhnentados ptro-
eros, que Ian Iogrado eXo complete en- ouas companies ahora en- exploitation en- ell
campo Bmkburnet y otos varos Ell ST. A T. Rogers Hene gran experienced IN
estes negocios Y adualmmte tme en- pgfoac6n tres pozos en- BurkburneH; Ell Sr.
forhr m oganizador; Ell Sr c D. Benton, quen ia estado opgando Ell los p@os
Pennsylvania dunnte los ilHmos AMOS ell sr T. B Shelton .competente hombre de
negocns, estableddo en- Fort Worth dede hace mas de 20 AMOS y ell DR.. A. A. Cooper,
de Oklahoma, quen tene grandes conoimientos de los campos ptrohros de Tulsa.
I'd sin dua alguna hubira deeadoa dqurr accms de companies en- Buk-
burnett uando esas empezaron ss trabajos. Ahora nj vueNa a coneer IN nuevo
error, compre embellishments. Nu@tras accones no permaneceran en- ell mecado
lamente tenemos 100000 de accones para su venta.
Mande I'd. SUI check ahra mismo, manana podra Ser demaiado tarde. Nues-
Pfense Ud. IN nuestros so acres con 10 pozos con solo u = capital de s3OO0oOo Nun
ca volvea a presentarae ua oportunMad semehnte en- la que ina pequeha inver-
sn 10 hara rico V asegurara su poreni.
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Esa pregunta nc hice, desDusS de
hacerne todas las considerGclones an
t~eriores. al retirarme. hace mos Ian-
tos dias. del iugar Gonde Sc desarrollo
el desafio que ]tuvieroI ell "Gu2ngo
Sox" el "RcneGrido,s Team notG-
hlcs organjzac!ones dc sport formad2s
con elenenfns mas a meunS crin!lns.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-09-07

and woman were standing in the center of the hall, both dressed in long dusters. Middle-aged respectable and evidently well above the average in circumstances Jane could not conceive of them having anything to do with her strange predica- ment.
 For moment they both stared in open mouthed surprise as Jane appeared on the stairway.
 Who are you?" the man exclaimed, breaking his silence at last What are you doing in this house?"
 My name is Jane Brown" the girl answered, advancing toward the others as man, dressed In the uniform of a chauffeur. entered through the open front door T cant tell you what l am doine here, because I don't know. was brought here last night in an automobile. but for what reason l haven't the slight. est idea"
 Who brought your" the woman asked, after fleeting glance at the mans face
 don't know, Jane said again. T think must have been drugged while I was in the car, and when I woke up