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The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1919-07-25
Why Librarians Go to panv.rx

Young Woman Ito lihrarian) Pm
sorry TO trouble yor. but I've forgot
ton the name of the book want. IL
you'll Just mention what books you
have I'll stop you when you come to
it."-Boston Transcript
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1919-07-25

The toughest nut any man ever tried
to crack is a selfish heart. 1t takes
giant hammer, swung by superhuman
power to do that. Bat once the she'll
Is broken. the sweetest meat ever tast-
ed drops out.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1919-07-25
HCaffty First"

Two recent cases Of fainting In the
bath recall the advice that the late
Sir William Kingston. NJ. D.. Of Mon
trcnl was wont to give his patients
.F1I the bath" he used to say. ''pni
out the plug and then get in. If you
faint In the bath the water will run
out before you drown"
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1919-07-25
Bad Indeed.

Bad Indeed.
First laborer--"Yes. card you was
In tn hospital. Was yer very bad?'-
Second laborer-"Bad? l should think
| was bad Why. a pal o mine brings
me a bottle O beer, an couldn't so
much as look at it london Mail.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1919-07-25

Why Should He7-The World 10 His.
AN Englishman comes into draw
ing room as II he owned It, An Amer
lean comes into drawing room as
If he didn't care damn who owned
it."-London Sketch
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1919-07-25
PASSING OF A HERO

January 3, 1919.
s Subject, esst Air sf5sss sm..,.,
Unit. Of TIL. service have located the grave OF
-. 1918 in the village OF Murvaux tMeuse).
. With OF Of the the ne
ing information was learned In regard to the hero
u. TINT will enable u. to properly Identity this
might assist YOU In gaining for u. ihl.
Reported as having light hair. Young, Of medium
haLitants that previous being killed thl.
planes, and dropped hand bombs. killed eleven Ger
sn .ods. d %. IA hou 81 sn
evidently had to make a forced landing. and upon
until he Was killed. Il !. also reported that The
German. took his shoes. lexKin.. and money. leav
CHESTER e. STATEN.
Capt of Infantry c. II. $. Onicer.
a@part%eat Of the Me..s. certify to have seen.
the day September. 1918. toward evening", nm
Germ.n. IN the direction 81 Liny, near Dun
the earth .trnixhten out close to the ground.
and new in the direction Of the nrer. Farm ns"1
which he burned. Following this he aew toward
which he also burned in spite q nm ree"snmt nrs
directed "x"ns ts hi. hnt nef from
cannon. From there he came back over Murvnux.
soldiers and wounded many more.
chine ndonbtedIy to auench hi. thirst at nearby
stream. He n gone some nifty yards. when seeing
the toward him. still had the streng
to draw his revolver to defend himself; and n mo,
ment after fell dead, following = serious wound
received In the chest
Certify equally have the German COM
mnndnnt of the village refuse TO have straw placed
n cart CARRYING the dcnd aviator to the VII
laxc cemetery. This same officer drove away some
women bringing a sheet to shroud for
the hero, said. kicking the bcdys get that out
of my way quick pOssible"
The Germans took away the MIR
pIape and the Inhabitants also another Amer
icun ny very low over the town, apparently
looking the disappeared aviator.
nfIreh of following
Perton. Rene Colin, Au9uste Cuny. Henry Gus
tnve, Eugene ColiBe, Odile PatOche, Rich rr1
victor, VaIentIn Garra Gustnve Garrn. L. =
Henry, Cortlne Delbart Gabriel Didier. Camille
Philip
The undersigued themselves placed the body OF
the aviator the wagon and conducted 1t to the
cemetery. -
CORTLAE DEIBART VOLINER NICHOLAS
Seen Tor IegaIixaton of signatures placed above
January 10. 1919. THE MAYOR
o Nrrvaux.) AuEuste Garrc.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1919-07-25

uE1 3 WANTE0 II you want big wages learn
uIAS UHNbAO barber trade Many small
towns need BARRIERS: good opportunities open
for men over draft age. BARRIERS ~ army nave
good as officers commission Get prepared
in few weeks Cali or write. Moier barber
College, 43 s. West Temple St. Salt Lake CITY
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1919-07-25
cEe114N oAJERN1W A4zl0dw oumr uo

IL Arizona, not to say Colorado, New
Mexico, Utah, Nevada and Southern
California-it would be safer to in
clude Wyoming, Montana and Idaho
also-is feeling Il certain sort of grim
satisfaction these days. For Frank
Luke, ST., of Phoenix has got the Con-
gressional Medal Of Honor posthum-
ously awarded to Lieut.. Frank Luke,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-06-19

life was published in book form, and
it formed part Of the literary matter
IN numbers Of homes in days OF
yore. The book was upor' the
shelves of dealers in Alexandria at
the time the war between thu states
was precipHated. "old Rohber
Hare" was the bugaboo as nlany a
nervous child in the dim past.
Hare made an extended confess
sion before he paid the penalty OF
his crimes upon the gallows. Among
his other instincts was his thought
fa1lness when in the act of forcing
passengers in stage coaches to de-
Liver up their valuables. he would
return watches, rings, etc., when
told they were gifts from deceased
relatives, and would never open 9
letter with a black seal when NJ
found such missive in mail bag
He always saw that his victims mac
enough money in their possession Ce
reach their detectives
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-06-19
ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE THURSDAY, JUNE 49, 1919 = e asr

telegraph dispatch from Copenhagen
today reported that hostile demon
strations against allied representa-
tives occurred in Franlf -on-Main
Monday night and Tuesday, Shots
were fired at the Hotel Carlton, head
quarters Of the allied mission, the
dispatch said. Government troops,
dispersed the mob with machine gun
fire. French army officials threaten
ed to lombard the city if French
! citizens, were molested.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-06-19
BANDIT WITH A HEART

j Even a burgar has a conscience
when it comes to holding up sold
icr and taking all his money, jeop-
ardizing his ceturr % camp and
subsequent danger of court-mar1ia}
for non-appearanc". This was
proven when Harry Estabrook en-.
coun,tered a masked bandit as he
stepped foom taxi 70 board train
at Springfield, ILL., for return trip
to camp. EstabrooS. soldier, ex-
plainei his predcament to the burg
lar, who without hesitation, let him
go and held up the taxi driver in
stead.
The above will recall 70 the minds
of few still living, while not CO.
tempcfaAeous with Robert T. Hare,
incidents in the career Of this foot
pad who operated in this section Of
the country nearly one hundred
years ago. Hare was a Mary!anaer
by birth, and he took 20 to the road
early in life. He operates in parts
of MARYLAND and in the vicinity :
Alexandria, and the Incidents in his
life of outlawry are Interesting, His
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-06-19

the Senate yesterday, when by a
vote of So to II it refused to enter
tain motion by Senator Phelan to
set aside the restrictions as to wine
and beer.
Senator Phelan sought to have
the rules of the Senate amended to
make his repeal amendment in order
as part of the agricultural appropri-
ation bill. Senator Gronna made a
motion to lay Seantor Phelan's mo-
ton on the table and upon this mo-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-06-19
- $500 49, - - .3
]. P. STRONG
Prominent Real Estate Broker >-of
Massachusetts

Boston, Aug. 25.-Says, 81 have been
IN the real estate brokerage business
for many years. ] have suffered with
loss of'sleep, indigestion and nervous
ness, but since taking Argo-Phosphate
l sleep better and eat without fear Of
distress, and can feel great change
in my system"
There is nothing in medical science
that equals Argo-Phosphate in the
treatment of Indigestion, rheumatism,
nervousness, Kidney and liver ills. Sold
by Richard Gibson and The ReNall
Store.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-06-19
tinn The ma ioritv of FIVE to one was

ton the majority of five to one was
recorded.
Those who voted with Senator Phe-
Ian against tabling The motion We're;
Senators calder, Edge, France, Knox
La Toilette and Wadsworth, Repuo-
licans; and King, Reed, Thomas and
Williams, Democrats.
TURNS GUNS ON HOTEL
London. June 19.-An exchange
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-06-19

Repeal of the war time prohibition
law was given knockout blow by
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-06-19
TURNS GUNS ON HOTEL

London. June 19.-An exchange
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-10
NEW SPIRIT AMONG MEN

The war has rcvolmi0nigcd the
ideas among civilized peoples con-
corning international relations.
declared Takasm llura, Japan IS
new eommouer Premier in q recent
interview
s. new spirit seems 90 have
been born among Them he said
"li seems 90 nae that this new
spirit will in the future come 10
sway She minds of people in an
civilized countries ard govern the
relations between the nations.
Speaking Of peace, he said .
"Thc idea of expressing the Ger
man people Nill be- repuPuant
go the labor parties in England
and France and also 10 the hu.
maniiarians m America classes
of men whose sentiments their
respective governments cannoi
ignore Under these circumstances
! am inclined 10 believe that com-
paraiivcly moderate and fair
opinions will prevail al the peace
conference. with the result that
The war will end IN q peace. un-
der which an the nations of the
world can in the future live ia
safety and in harmony with one
another Nobody can deny that
such Is the peace needed for the
true welfare of mankind
Mr. iIara recalled incidents OF
the active sympathy American
soldiers showed 10 the French
peasants m the war zone whom
They were ever willing 10 help in
the field whenever off duty lie
told how American soldiers had
spent their money buying candy
for French children aud con.
iiuued
such Is the spirit now binding
the different peoples of the
world with increasing strength
This spirit does nor permit nations
merely 90 seek their own selfish
Interests without amy regard go the
interests of others. Japan has
sent her army 90 Siberia, and ~
N my ardent wish that the Of
Ulcers and men will always bear
in mind that they are There 90
HELM. the Russians and so conduct
themselves as 90 bee welcomed by
ihe latter as DELIVERIES. Good be-
havior IS just as praiseworihy ON
the part Of q nation as ON that of
au individual Look al Germany
She has followed the principle
that "a state IS free 90 do anything
however selfish or treacherous,
and the result is the tragic plight
n which we now find her Let us
lake 81 warning from her expcri.
ence
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-10
tAivcttlwmcntJ
FEELS TWENTY
YEARS YOUNGER
CAN WALK A MILE NOW WHERE
BEFORE TAKING NIL {
cOULDN'O co ocks.

"since Tanao h1s relieved nee and
built me up ~ uu,n fDsi twenty
wears younger said Mrs vs. % Laps.
ieN. Who resides AZ West lfts Eleventh
Ave spokane Wash recently
u had suffered from stomach ,ron.
Die" she continued puu J had he
como o nervous wreck aud unable 10
40 mf Hous- WORT AVID look otter ms
children My stomach was so weak
and upset ttai : could hard, retain
Ia thing ! wouil eat. lived tor dats
at q tiiur on noihns aut boiled mHf
aud poathod angs ard half thc time
theS JAILED 30 neree with me was
kept on diet 40 tlc flme. ana mv
stomach was pumped ant nearlt every
day hW thie nor ANYTHING eise ala inc
'nni good vas adt Used that hiah.
ef altitude might help me va taai
"a trip 90 the iuountnius in Canada but
came hune inrf nH hla o1 ls whom s.
islt wha' ste would sour on mr
stomach. nnf the Fpa formed hf H
would hintt me up tcrriair sOmo
tiinos uf hrlri wouid palpinfn Hfo
someone heafre Ulih hammer nna
then siop suddenit lr1 Hocf sfa 10
long char J thnuHhi would never
draw another breath My back over
my kidncys Fnrt mt frondnU1 and af
times ny len side rained M until =
could hardly stand %. 7 Na4 pon-fsnt-
Us taking something i0 relieve cnnsff.
p1tion ana woe almost ffaBfir at finns
with hcndatia tud Wss eo nervous
thai sleep wus alm 81 mnassIhio for
'nr.
Vow thls just ih, condition was
in whon h"enn iplirr Tuniac ana
commenced i0 pick np with mis- 1ref
battle ~ wrs onit a short cline untii
; WINS eating most anything ! wunfod.
can now elt aN tinIa of Vegetables
or anything "iFe want without tho
icoft hii of trouhl, from b. NJ, bead
aches and paiH h a.i toae ana have
already gained frn pounds in weight
7 el""n Ike child lvers nirhf and
have so much more strength and sn
orFN That Nln walt mile where
hnfor' foo T4nia ! rnUldr'f walk
'r0 blocks without being $50 tired out
Nnniar hns mot oniv helped mo hnt mp
husband. whp nas he.n irouhied with
hia stomach f1f a puoa m1nY wears is
now taking i with iusf 1s good results
some ct mas aeighhorf are aiso taking
% on my recommendation. so Won .oan
soc what think OF Be- am thanknn
enough for what b. has done FOR mo Co.
zen everyhod, about b."
rlniac is sold in Corpus Christi hy
Biuff Drug store
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-10

CITED FOR DISTINGUISHED
SERVICE.

Tho comma oder in chlcf. in tho name
..f the President hs- awarded tine ST.
tinguished service cross so the fol-
lowing ofuC.fs and soldiers Tor the
acts OF extraordinary teroism des,rlb-
90 after their ppmos.
Hospital Apprentice first ciasa)
JAMES EuGNNE MRNNINg. United
states Nayy. attached 90 gAt Battalion
sth Hcglmcu' United states Marine
Corps For extraordinary her0ism in
action near rrlnoouri France. Septam
Yer ~ 1915 while Hospital Aprcn
tiee Manning WAS attending wound
40 man his dresisnr station was struck
hf she'll ffnm which his patient re-
cnived two additional wounds lie
dressed the mans rev wounds md
white so d0irf wns himarif struck in
me b1ci and lnoried down hY ihe OK.
plosion of another shpl iie remained
nt his post however until Dec bad 0n-
ished dressing his PATIENTS injuries
and then removed him from tho dress
iur station. wi ich ver, soon WIS com
pletoly DESTROYED bf thire she'll
Home address i.eatoi H Dovlno couf
Do i1i noulrrtrd Houston TEXAS
pritDte GROVER ~ CHATHAM.
ltth COMPANY fih 70 rlment United
states Mnrlne Corps fi $ so. 1905
$50 Tor extraordinary heroism in no..
zion near Thltcotrt France -ptom
beer Dr. iqiS While DIG platoon WAS oc.
cupying nn outpost lln, in close PROV
limits to The enemy Private ChatmFn
voluntarily crossed an open space
iwepi hy machine gun fire and over
anne three Shippers who had been har
assing his platoon. Home address Mrs
cara Gauricr mother Hemaio Texas
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-10

pie before he rcad IL IN The Caller
What Is true ~ tc the nation
applies ~ the same manner to
Cofpas christi u our people who
have been taught thrift during The
war can Ne so forewarued that
they viii not exchange bonds and
thrift stamps for gold bricks. and
will continue go save during The
times of continued high vnees
and invest those savings iu lcpiii.
mate safe undertakings, Cofpus
Christi viii have an asset ~ no
small proportions. that win count
for wonders IN The development
81 the city
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-10
FRANCE A THRIFTY NATION

France is Il nation of thrifty
poople Gold bricks do not sell
well in France and wildcat pro
meters live ou short rations w
1870 when the Germans pat q
heavy indemnify upon France
ihey counted that the nation
could NOT pay il and they would
iorecl0se ON ihe mortgage and
continue 10 occupy the country.
Almost overnight the French dug
the money out Of their savings ac.
counts, paid ihe indemnity ANA
told the Germans 20 get Oui
During the past months oi
strenuous warfare and with The
big waf and patriotism as lever
ages with which 90 work the Unit
ed States government has pried
the American people loose from
their rsiher hand 90 mouth
methods of living and has induced
many 10 become thrifty who were
not frugal before Unprecedented
times az prosperity await the
American people according 70
many predictions Twenty million
people III the United States bought
Liberty bonds and ihe gold bsich
salcnnnn and the wildcat pro
molers were aware Of the exist
lnee u these twenty million PEG
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-10
ECHOES OF SCIENCE

Hat pins with nexlhle points that can
be returned into has after having
been pnssod through BE- have been Boz
vented Boo tuEland
Don addition Go rfluplnr uui with
both iawH. new pliers have pinc"
90 metal that slides uu between tine
inwH go Jake 'hird hold
Portugal vineyards contain nearly
G93. 100000 vines and Ga, wine produc
tlon Inst year ie estimated m excess
90 ioaoooooo gallons
a patent has been granted Tor a.
cigarette hoN from which each cigarette
can be- drawn separately by a strip 81
paper that pusses under b.
swedish physicians have perfected IS
oclluioid dressing i0i Wounds that b.
made Boo thin sheets llk' Tissue paper
from chemical wood puA
a rusty graf, can be cleauod with
bla,k Head allowed io remain un she
u.tal lor daN oI uNo tu absorb tne
rust before the metal b. polished
ono uf the largest electric plants ln
tine world h. holng planned "a supply
power for nearly ad the mines around
Iohanucshure South Ancn
Sew m the line Of offlc, convent
enccs is device to be- attached 20 t
wali or desk io withdraw pens ffom
holdos without aollinE thr Fingers
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-10
CORRECTIONS

THE following cnbied corrections arc
ISSUED nH au appendix fo the regular
casualty lists ai sts request ~ tho
severed priests aasuciations
Herewith are published the names 81
Texans uuiestinrtin the list
Wounded SLIGHTLY. Previously Reported
Missing In Action
N"la Johnson. Taylor Toxaa.
Oscar .. Wilson. NiuFd. Texas.
Wounded. Degree Undetermined. Pre-
viously Reported Missing in Action. 4
Private Charles iiunlaa. Westhoff
Texna
Returned 70 Duty, Previously Reported
MISSING In Action
Private Robert walter Livingston.
TssYt
Killed In Action. Previously Reported
Severely Wounded
lrIvoto Addic Lipscomh waco Tex
Died OF Wounds. Previously Reported
Missing IN Action
Pflvnto Donnie J.. sanders Dixie.
Texas
Died Of Accident and Other Causes,
Previously Reported Missing
Private Plnhoy Floyd Massey. Grand
bury reNis
Wounded Slightly. Previously Reported
Missing IN Action
Lieutenant Manfy Maverick. san
Antonio Texas
Private Albert J. Maics,a chapel
nll Texas
Wounded, Degree Undetermined. Pre-
v'ously Reported Missing IN
Action
NHIIN4Nt kI.If.t ...I......ltf
leon. Texas
Private John g.. whitley Fort
Worth. Texas
Sick ~ Hospital, Previously Reported
Missing In Action
PRiVATES
benjamin g. Dickinson Grand prai-
rir TtNaa.
Herman D. king wichita Falls.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-10
AmuSements

Sir Forbes Robertson in "Tho Passing
Of the Third Floor" az the
Amusu Today
Sin Johnston Forbes Robertson who
takes his famous role of The stranger
in Herbert Hr'uons production of thc
Passing OF The Thfd Floor Back -"
which comes 90 thc Amusu Thcaier to-
day is beyond doubt the greatest liv,
inE English actor After nn active oH.
reer nf some forty wears on the speak
ine stage Slr Johnston formally res
Tired from the footlights two seasons
ago. and was only pesuaded Go enact
his characterization of the mysterious
lodger in Jerome X Jefomc's play ara -
er considerable diplomatic effort on
the part Of Herbert Hrcnon.
~ b.. Boz fact aAfr go alf thal lrc-
non would nor have succeeded in rot-
TING tho dean OF British dramatic nri fo
forero hiH well. earned retirement b.
the fact had MOI been pointed nui o.
Sin Johnston chat q screen Version of
tho "iHHsnr of thc Third Floor lluct'
would De- permanent record Of his
own fHyurltc role
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-10
PRAYER zoe PEACE.
ny rho Associated Press.

New York. Jan Nov sunday viii
he observed as a dnS of special prayer
tine peace congress- in an Protestant
'hurC 'ns throtsi bat th" country ace
curdinE 90 tn f uncemont tonight
hN The Federal Council of the Churches
or Christ 100 America
Endorsing tnY program of PRESIDENT
Wilson Tor League oi Nations the
council explained that emphasis of the
pinyrrs to be offered VIII Dee tor the
adoption of nn international aarre-
mcnt on thls subject
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-10
AMATEUR WIRELESS
ny rhs Annotated Press.

81. Louis, Mo- Jan % Two Thousand
youths of Sf Louis are anxious to
know what The government win 90
about amateur wireless .tafions lnd far
thir sseon have brought fhe question
'o those iu authority
When the United States declared war
on 1rrmAnt amateur stations were nnfi
out nt nuHinoas a hlii now before
eunsrrsn wOuid place all wireless sil-
lions uudcr federal control
Those Interested in amateur wireless
stations point out that the govern
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-10
TEXAS PRESS


The Tas on Mosina pietUres.
There seams little Warrant fuf ihf
pfopus,d ncr cent excise iaN ou uiu
rentnls
The movie business seems 90 ho rul
lfctIur quite enough flr ihr GOVERN
meni as go la and ihoufh fhe publ,
wnuli have tn pay ans way f lh'
money s needed fairness suNHUsta fhni
fhtff are other activities and nfner
method. ihsi ought tu o., DusaIdefedN
Moving pictures are probably tht
most widely patrouized. and therefore
tht most democratic form az amuer.
ment ihat wo have This dues nOf
MEM th1t they should esrtne ftEatlon
hut BE- does moan thnf thrf should mott
hp sinRlpd uut as special victims
Before increaaing their taxes there
afe many forms of entertainment that
might Property hc considered such Hs
rfanI npefn ana uinfr hHh-nflDtd
pleasures % the ri,n and hiehN ,ui-
iured
We need io slise JUST $50 much money
90 course and 10 81 roinr tu be- collected
from tho general public Boo one wnv
or another hut there b. an element
~ fairness which SHOULD enter into the
distribution of th- burden and which
seems fo hlYr been overlooked with
reference Geo this proposed eNcls, taN
On flm rentals Houston Chronicle.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-10

Washington, lar The followlne
vnsnNl1le. are reported nN the Conn
m4udug General og ths Amssicnn EN
ptdltloaass Forces Killed IN aoton.
se 0ird ~ wounds iu. died from ac.
cideni and oihrf causes 81 died from
al,piane accident 3 died ~ disease.
se wounded severely i2i wounded.
degree nndctcfmm,d a. wounded
srlhtlv missihs Do action. ~. total
gl3
The following are the names % the
fcxaiis appcatlne Boz ihe list
Killed In Action
rRiNATEs
Wesley Turner Houston Texas
loha y. Banks. Humble Texas
william hohler lluuey Grove Texas.
Henry Caniavespi rittuidse. Texas.
pan " rheanei Ainusas Pass.
Tex8s
Luther seureat south Nlayd. resae
Died Of Wounds.
Sergeant Earl SCoit Dallas Texas
Died From Accident and Other
Causes
, Private Shade = Hfcnt Beaumont
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-10

Amy ~ you g0t Il very Old uni
.orine asked the sergeant
A private. seeming ness one.
proudly displayed bis frayod edges AND
stains
"a isn't ~ for much. b. itP' com
menied the sergeant Parade at two
thirty Tor coal fatigue. rit Eits
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-10

Janet aged nine, MAS taken hy hri
mother GO lunch at the huuse ~ .
friend
The hostass was of the laxative Na-
rlei, and in her employ iuent al certain
n,.qeffin. little nesdenie she WAS re-.
latina guiic forget o. give janet ans
ihins in the SHAPE ol lood.
After lapse ~ several minutes
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-10
Diplomatic Amerlsars.

"And you viii take mo- 60 America
with you npres ia Fuerrcy naRod iho
domoiselio Of the buck private.
liui mndemoiscliD demonstrated
tho diplomatic Aurl private ZOO, cus-
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