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Republican farmer., 1919-11-21
w1IH, pay BIC INDEMNITY

Strasbourg, Tuesday, Nov. 1S- Five thousand Alsatians were arrest ed and interned by German authorf- ties during the war, and announce lnent is made that the German gov arnnent has pledged itself to pay France an indemnity of 25.000,00 fra nns i,, reparation.
Republican farmer., 1919-11-21
SEN. LODGE CERTAIN SENATE WILL NOT
 OBEY PRESIDENT
Sen. Hitchcock Claims
 Enough Democrats to De f e at Ratification
 Resolution - May Be Compromise Debate Begins on Resolution.

Washington, Nov. 19-De- eat of the Lodge resolution Of
 'atification of tine peace treaty .vas urged by President WiI- son in a letter to Adminlstra- ton Leader Hitchcock wti1rr. was laid today before a con- ference of Democratic Sena- tors.
 The President said the reso- iutioI1 did not provide for rat!- fIcation, but rather for tlte nulliffcation of the treaty"
 Immediately the Presidents lette- became public, Republican Leadsr Lodge declared he did not believe t-e Senate would "obey the orders of the President, who undertakes to
 command the Senate to ratify t-7- treaty without the reserva tions, whtc1 Anericanize it and make it safe I-f the United States.
 Thus the lines were sharply drawn
 when the Senate vent into session |
 noon to cons. der final ratification ani
 to possibly bring to an end today the long fight over the treaty.
 Just before the Senate conveneI while the Democratic seantors were meeting, Republican Leader Lodge held conference with Will H. Hays chairman of the Republican National Committed
 The decision of Democratic friends of the treaty to vote against a rat ! 6117fi p+oI Lodge reserva lions was affirmed al the confevrence of Democrats. Sen ator Hitchcock said enough Demo crats to insure it's defeat had agreed to vote against the Lodge resolution. No compromise plan was drafted by the Democrats but it was suggest ed that after the prospective defeat ] of Lodge reservation, a commit
 tee O. Democrats would be appointed to confer with the Republicans to | that end
 Immediately the Senate met, Sena- | tor Lodge formally presented the res l oluion of ratification containing the l 15 resolutions adopted by majority of the Senate
 1 Although the Democratic stand was l declared in Republican quarters to i have diminished the chances of a | COIupEOulS0, IL was learned that a
 proposal to modify the preamble res l ervatiOn of the committee so that the
 reservations would not have to have ] affirmative acceptance by the other i powers had been under serious con sideration by the Republican leaders. It was understood that the Repub- l Hcans had manifested a willingness 1 to insert a proviso by which the res 1 ervations could be accepted by the . other powers by their merely mot | objecting to- them. 1 At the outset, Senator Lodge asked ! unanimous consent for an immediate i vote on unqualified ratification. Ad- | ministration Leader Hitchcock saiG 1 the Democrats preferred to wait un- 1 til the Lodge resolution had been
 voted on. Senator Lodge then with | drew his request, and the debate on
 the Lodge resolution began.
Republican farmer., 1919-11-21
TWO DISTRICTS CUT DOWN. ON
 COAL SUPPLY
Non Essential Industries In Northwest Are Cut
 Of.

Duluth. Mfnn., Nov. 19-AIl sup plies of bituninous coal from the docks at the head of the lakes to in d,1stries in Duluth and Superior and to industries over the northwest re- garded as non essential were cut off under an order issued this morninS by E. B. Brigham. chairman of the Coal Distribution Committee, and w. H. Groverman. U. s. Fuel Administra- tor.
 Pittsburgh. Nov. 19-Tightening up of coal deliveries in the Pittsburgh district began today following the is- suauce of an appeal by the Pittsburgh Coal Distribution Co. of the U- $. railroad administration, asking con- sumers to use the strictest economy in the consumption of the fuel.
 The appeal was made when it de- veloped that the district has been drawing heavily upon the supply of Ohio, Indiana and Illinois. Now, this source has almost ceased to ex- ist, owing to the failure Of mines op- erating in those states. Notwith- standing encouraging reports from West Virginia, it is feared the union men in that state may all quit work, too, and non-union mine supplies would be unavailinS, according 10 re- ports received here
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Chicago I~A,cslocl.

Chicago. Fcb f-Hors. receipts
a.Ip0. market FULLY 90 cents higher
Than Ns%ufcrdnN'H average. pirH mostly
SO cents hirhcr Buik 81 sales If.f1
81 ~; butchers n9fsntfTp o..
lgnt SO 90 So go: patktug $3.50
Mi5toi throw outs ttG10f so 90.
pigs. good CO. choice Atag6mttG.gb
cattle receipts $4,000; market most.
iv % to % rents higher. calves 90
tHnts hiEhrf. e cattle. good. choice
and prime ttGGi ufgO.2ai common
md medium SO GOM 80 90. butcher
stock cows and heifers 800 fitTi.
rnnuerH and cutters tt00mt 81 0pt
atorh,ff and feeders good. choice
ard fancy tiO15msif %; inferior.
common and medium s. gtutiO7a
veal olives good aud choice tiie5 10
sfA.5t
SHEEN receipts %. ooo. market open.
inu strous on al claHseH; lambs choico
and prime So sumttGg 90. medlun,
and good ffbSuWftG 10: culla $500
ufff2ti ewes. choice and prime.
$40 tNHftN 20. medium and E0o1
o. @ $1,000: ouiis ts.ooHfsGo
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That had been such q calm. friendly
emotion, Hut ! was % eagerly happy
with Frank lie appealed tn me in
every way. physically and mentally
when be took me ~ his arms and
kissed nae ] returned hiH kElcH with
ever, hlt nH much passion na they
were given had met nv man. tho
one mnu in al the world for me.
Mother wus perfectly delighted
whcr I told hCr. ~ wun right after
tho holidays hat We became engurcd
! had promised 20 mury MIN in Juno
Frank was ofder than 4 Tie WAS
nearly forty. nut h. did Not seem OH
70 me. Neither did h. look his ycnts
After my engagement mother said
! grew younger every daf. that my
happiness vas doing A. could NOS
help hut urroc with her when look
ell into The mirror surely did look
Younger There was Itch ana spar.
kie 20 ny fute which, had hcon Ions
missing aud 7 folt merry and gay
like I uHod "a before father died and I
hteumc u working woman.
q h. wonderful what love. and
knowing one la loved. ucrom pliHhea
An nv fr,ondr Hpoko OF ny looks;
even Mr Barlow wanted tu know n
Yume ~ hat l'u $40 "a fortune. lie
had anld ~ in H teasing manner and
Z answered IN The same q
No. but some one has made me %
present Of hauplnesa'
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came a part of ms Hfc. Not an NJ
one ava De- impress himself upon tue
90 e lover. pal gradually We went
Go tho thvatef occasionally some
times 20 dinner nt % fashionable
restaurant Rarely any Noty say
places lust where 10 was quiet and
r.Htfui aud We could tnlk liut 10y
Irrrson Ne went more often und I'H
railH ~ the house grew % tree
uusnt
cannot e,pia why z dId not
tom Frank tamphesr ~ my plans
No may have been n natural umiditY
hnrIUHr OF Dis broader eNprriUhrr tn
business or the reception gwen Them
hy ilu,d walker may have unron-
FDIuusly influenced me MhHtnNvr the
reason. had not told him was
o. business woman. a. ever I thought
81 a a. an iu connection With HIM
it WIS with the ldot INIT ne WAS
Too much of BE- business man 10 OBJ
Ieoti 90 MAT he. like M Barber
must hc Interested lu womHns olo-
monte advancement
Mother liked Franz from tho first
Ills pluinneHs appealed to hers hiH
subject preached and his respectful
attitude When with her an claimed
her attention and won her prni-c
"iic is t very Tine man. n often
sltd. when talking nf him "a nan
who would make q omo a wonder
ul husband
thought 30 too-aftsr H time.
And u was A Ions time before Z
thought ~ Frank either aa o. lover OF
a4 n possible husband. I was 81 busy
that I had mo tim. tu dwell lonr on
thuurhr Of him nut when he uue
JAS told mr he loved mr and asked
me To- be his wife I felt that he WA
the only man "a al the world who
would OF could make me utterly con
tented aud happy.
it was Huch o. different feeling from
tho ono ! had felt Tor Lloyd Walker.
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FOR SALE

81. Goo-s-room brick. modern. large
basement. corner lot. High
lands
: Tio-1-ruom coftnEt. sleeping
porch. show krr hath. hot and
cold water. Highlands. close
in.
-. Soo-g-room brick. tnodern. well
built. hot water heat. corner
lot Highlands. close In.
ti.f0o-t.room. cement block cottage.
bath. Elasced-in porch. ire
place. garage. south High
lands.
t2.eS0-t-room ahingie bungalow.
modern. sleeping porch. fruit
trees. good barn. Highlands.
81. e00-b-room frame. hath. etc.
sleeping porch. South broad.
way. a good buy.
$1,000 room frame. modern. close
A. FLElSCHER
REAL ESTATE. frRE AND AyTo-
MOBILE INSURANCE.. LOANS
phon. Ga. IA south Fourth
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THE MARKETS


Now Yort. Fcb Advance il
t'rIfUI smtDs Steel farnrH motors.
bod. and leather preferred. American
sugar. American smrlfiug. baldwin
Locomotive und uiis were generally
enhanced during tus ufst hour % Co
days took session steel rose to o.
Its host notation sins ,lHHf seeks rui
iu tho satsd dividend international
Niclri continued afr0nu iu Disregard
90 yesterday lower wtc 81 diNIdsnH
and a~prciuifirs nH n class pr0ntteu 10y
nurfhcr0 hort covering rruNf tailus
end hrntlnsta 20 marine ]prtl'rfcd ro.
ducod some nf the more substantial
gains ut noon whom Tho market bt.
clmo extremely iull
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Legal Notices
nAtI rnn NM

cAri ron BIDS
NfAlin HinS sul b. wrel,ei Hf Tho ~
hre ~ the CouHtt tirrt " hsrrsflo CuuHty
Nsv Mss.go 81 ths Cuuu uouss boz uid Alba
u1erlHs = ~ untu clever rlu,t q m or
Monday HshwaW iNu 1919 fsr flrnIstinf
mn,.f,sl e.a mlof ~ -"A ",
Counff a. fnIinvf
Fufuistins aad iriy.ns nine tpl Airy
foot rlles ~ n pnIrt on NH fast hant n The
Rlu Grauis near fts I1tate Of ths Arsauia
r0s n~ilairtfl also flrrishlnE material and
plfrirr a two inch ulank facing on aid lefty
-rufuishinz aad driving fifteen Uii
iao, pIis. ~ polo, On ", Es,t bsni ~ ~.
Rio Ofands nsaf enc luisk. Of The Acsguin ai
To- hsfelas. Cor sttsHsion ~ ~eKistiTs dnuhls
f1s pile lsttS and foe ieinioreem'ni ~ 81
C-~Fuml.hias and DRIVING thirteen 49,
thirty five foot piles and tvllvs li2l thirty
ZOOS piles nt q point 900 Ws West bank " The
Rio Orandu above the town ~ Afrisrl. fuf
construction of a double row pile ietty
ID" Furnishing and drvlnf ten ftnl
thifiy i've foot piles and nihe iel thiril loot
plies o. o. poir' on tho West hank N ihr Rio
GrAnie above thr Old church ln Los Ranehos
Do Airiseo mf construction II a Double row
raraishlns md driving s,,sn t5l. ilir
y live loot rilss and NJ tol thirty foot piles
unnds opposite ths 90 church in Loo Ran.
eaos do Atfiscn. fuf extension II ssisting
doullf. ruv pile ieNs
Al ~ tho atnfs msruonsd ~ork IL 20 he
done under the supervision Of the CountY
Surveyor uhs vn furnish spscincsfiuns and
urfuraarr l~rlaunnfIHh go prospective bidders
csliihs ior ssHs . he eftigs 2io Nsst Geld
Avenue AllnuHsfuus "
u u 10 10 undfr.iood ihsi sirh Item A u
& y a. stove sst forth 10 = separate and
dlsilnrt piece q wUfs aud and all bids cub.
mlttei must treat rh,h Item A. y g u o.
separately
vofk. and must be- Completed properly and
satisfactorily hy March lutt 1919
No bid viii b. ransltsrod unless arcom
rshled w certified check or cashiers chsrt
Tor five rrr ceuf of fle amount 90 She hid
Ths hoard ~ County Commissioner w.
meet 10 open hits ani asurd snrtraeis 90 thi
bidders suhmitfina ihs lpNeat and best bid
Tor The above work 81 The hsrnalilla rauuil
Court House boz uld hhuqueruue d ~. a
eleven o'clock a m on Aonlas, feuruAfi
10th 1919
suesessial bidder. viii be- r~soalr,s to en-
tsr Into rontraeia tt 0ns~ 9TH the Hoard o
satisisctory eonpiciior u iho woS specified
and - Furnish a bond fsiisfartorY 20 thr sal,
Hoard. IN double The amount Of each conirari
20 guarantee ihf curing out 81 such cen
trh b and 10 iuauu ne Countr against Va
hlhty Tor domase, ingidsnial 10 ths sseeutui
10 the work
The noafd ~ County Cammisslonsr, 70
serve the right 10 relsr any or al tiis
No cnhtrafinr fHf any N the ainYf mfn
toned work viii ls permitted 90 cnmmrnr
operations uutli provided With |tuuIrmrn
adequate 20 tho satisfactory completion o
such WORK
Done h, order u ne Hoard ~ Count.
7 Commfssionsrs ~ nrrnalrln County. Nsv
MEXICO this uuth DAY 4 January iole
n y WILDER
Chairman ui ths Board
NEsToR MoNToyA
CurntT tlffh
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CREAM FOR CATkRRH
OPENS UP h0STRllS
Tells Fow To Get Quick Relief
from Head Colds. rs Splendid

iu ono minute Nolr ciurg,d mos.
uill will open. tho 1ir rusHirl pf
Nnur uttu viii tIHHI ana Nou can
breathe freely. No moro hawking.
rnufiinr blowing headache. drfrcs
Ep f~fIIrTI.U. for breath Hf UIFlf.
cold Hr Htfafrh $40 hs gone
Grt H small bottle uf IIf cream
Nlim from vlIf drnrciH' now Apply
u ufflp Of bic irurruui Uutlroflir
IH. .Iur cream lu ynus uo.'rilH 30 pom.
tf..f,a thruuih oNpft u4r pnHHtEr OF
In, head sputuss thr IuflIUyI or
swollen membrane ana relief
gumrl Instantly.
lfs Just fine boni HtHN stuffed up
with cold ur ulss UffIrfU Relief
comics Hn quickly.
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hope o., soc you soon again and
thanh tuu Tor tonight" Mr iamuho'r
.lIu Hs zee ptri,i Mother WAS No.
Ur. Hu .of mr and WIS delighted
that HHd su uiCp DO time told her
tIfI tIufI Nulhsr bud spoken to us
rI W urspona. 90 her question:
..'E HIH
tH s 900 gone mother that .He'
fHuurHf Z HHu for Lloyd fH'
HluT you wore urhl lud 30 never vuH
HfrIrr ...Irn fu hIte mad, W, happy
I.I nlfliv. him lir had OIL very
uH fH r|fl NI'H hIm IsHt tho kiul
I. H.HuI1 WHfrt. IulrIur from rrr
'uuI. s dainty tIuifH Ilffi,f sort of
n 5000 who hasn't "ub business Is
pirsIIuua
o. wHs true whatever feeling
urfH,r than simple friendship I s.rr
uu1 entertained for lloyd was en-
tiroI. ruuc hti onlF 900 emotion pi
THANH. ulntaf trYt Z had NOT made 'Ir
mistH Sc of WurrNiup him Then Z
hlusnsI Boo tho darkness tH the struut
tsrt .tUr uf Irtnk lamphssr rtmu
before me Md Z recalled what Dee hti
said go parting n was luHt o. slWliH,
polite ,NUrssrtou. vet "a took uH %
uIrguirr thnt perhaps Dee had mot lu-
tended uH remembered the 'l.t'
huuuJlUhp with which % had been I..
tnmpuultd.
ThoU Z took miroI, 90 tasE for ,
iuE uwak, thlukitE instead ul EctiIu.r
W1 needed sleep
For gll the world lilo some 90.
Young tIrL I muttsrtd Not thrI Z
vIH either olt or ieli old tui I
knew tettor I had learned scry carly
100 mN hunlrrsf lie that Hlrs1.c-t
ntrut wAa not conducive 20 good
work me following das so ! ult
franh lamph'er, the remembrance
OF QUO pleasant cNcninE, from un
mind ANA went Go steep
From then uu rRna tamphprr lr.
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NEsToR MONToYA
Cauniy Clfft.

Notlcr OF Dissolution OF Partnership.
Notice is hereby Hivcn that the part
nership lutcly rNlsting between ". d.
Dodriil and Al Matthew. under Tho
atylc o. firm nnmc OF DDdflu Tire
Company, doing business t22 North
Fourth street. Alhr'uerguo. New Mex.
icn. was on tho ilut dny OF January.
1919. diaHuNcd hl mutual ronacnL
snil w a. poirill retiring from said
hnsinens, which W.l IN the future De-
carried on by ~ Mnthlou. retaining
the business name OF Dodrill THO
COMPANY. 40 Mnthieu will pay and
Discharge all lch,u ard liabilities and
receive an mouc,H payable 10 the lato
firm. AL MATTHEW.
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By Ripley.

Young schacfer IL the SON 81 the
famous Wizard schacfor, tho old
time champion. who was ono II the
grcatcs, players who ever chrliSod a
cue several experts have pronounced
~, aon 10 be- better llght now than
his flthcr eyer was For instance, In
the chicago match. youur Jake beat
the worlds record by running 500 at
the 1871 game.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-04
YoUOaj9 Jake ScHaEFER - oa rrARs oLo

tnck affairs b. remarkable There Is
% great diversity NJ opinion "A to
which hoy is he better player, Thg}
are playing rorior Of 3%.a0O-point
m1tchcs around the country and usu-
allS the winner IN iu doubt until the
very l,t block Of pointH has hoen
played SchHefrr won tho Chicago
aud New York matches. but Cochran
was the victor In Cleveland.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-04

WIllr Hoppe. tho worlds champion
]hf'larIiHt who has been without u
rl#ai TOT such 20 long tliuc, be- finding
uuuIy OF interesting reading in iho
.rUuuutH uf the 'ochtHh-dchuctel
mntrhrs Either ~ these 4uiJnu stars
NrlkDr Cochran is twenty o. and
yuuur Iuko sohuvfor iH tvs, ntN three
wouia bo 10 dangerous pppoupnt for
tluupe The rluHs ~ uallllnp tuoGc
youuE stars ruli "a IN their nip and
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IKmn.as ~, III,e-lock.

Kansas 'itf Mo Feb Horn TO-.
rcIpta 10000. market higher. heavy
ffr 900 atf 7oi pigs 81 u0uttG 90.
cattle receipts 5000. market llrha
.r sfnofs sfknnnf $50 900. western
f14 Hffif sn. COWS o. tIfnns
fgIfUfs fs.unuf tftu Htnrktrs lH
$50 0u; calves 81 o. Htit0o.
sheep receipts $500. market afrorg.
lambs 1880 utitho. NcnriinEa 80
ntittNi wsthcrs 5000 fte ID. owes
ga Hu $40 p 30
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Corn MAJ 5IIf July ti.ias.
OATS May 81 sr. July See.
Pork MAY fa7fn.
lard; May t222s. July t2i.s %.
iiihs. Mav 5000.
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NDW Yorh. Fnt Z Cotton mtlf.l
closed steady MHrth $3.50. NI
fss 1913; Juit 81 ili October fpN
u...mI,f s1H go
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siac5Hfisg6; COWS and hcifera 81 %
nt10 Is. aiurtour and feeders n2ef
ntii5U3 calves N2 gtmttfau
Uog receipts t0oo. mufk-, steady.
top sass. bulk aGOI fiG7s.
sheep receipts 1000 market steady
irmts til.2s $3.50, owes aTtbft
SOS
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Denver Ii,s~iok.

Denver colo. Feh cattle re.
rs rts to1. market steady. b, steers
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FOR sALE-Au,omobnss

~S -
tOR SALE Dodge touring car.
equipped for camping In frat class
condition eau square Deal garage.
fof' denomination.
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FOR a~ALE-rypewritsrs


hi KINDS, both now and second
hand bought sold. rented and ~
paired. Aibuquorque ~ pewriter En.
change Phone Nt i2a w. ita. ~
FOR hAiE~pue Royal typewriter
Al condition. must he sold AT
once. herryhii Furn. GO. IA North
second 81.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-04

WE PAY spot cash for your used fur
niture, russ. stoves, etc. Phons Ne.
ferryhln Furniture Co. ig Nosth
Second street. Phone eos.
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M~IsCELLAnEous

WE PAY highest price Tor gents ana
ladies' old clothes and old rhosa
Chicago Second Hand store. Phons
i3G
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-04

Coal win Dot grt n chcapes. Or
DER cetfttio~ uow. Hahn coap Co
pbour ~.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-04

Criclgo. Feb 4 Butter higher.
creamery "a csc.
t.rHs higher; receipts t0.1a2 cases:
nrstsaic; ordinary nrats 20 q see.
Potatoes. receipts 90 cars. uuchsng.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-04

LOFT string OF pearln betweon cosl
Ave and Hish ~. aud %. San lose
NH. Return TO San lose Marks'
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POUND
LOST.

ispsT-tnrge Ere2 Persian angora
car. near FOURTH Ward school RE-
turn 20 tio No. Twelfth and receive
reward.
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Santa Fe Time Table
Ed


No sos-grsm - rsss. fissp~
No sio-frum ~ fooa liooss
No eol euaAeela a nslln sith Ne ia
ier ciesis, fceos vsii-s. kansss CIR sxs
Oulf soas1
se eos ssuasst. - Bets 80 Ne frs
frum cisss zee pel-ts s-st saa ssstA q
Ossis.
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ONE WOMAN'SW WAY
The Story of a Girls Fight for Success
By CAROLYN BEEcHER
CHurIR WIN.
BY CAROLYN BEECHER

tCoplIIEht. l9l9. N Carolyn nserhefl ~>~~~~N~~~N
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Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-13
"'rWO M lyE2D"
~ "PUrTTkG TIE az
w NEXT ONE F4@N
I OVER" kclg&S
81 MTH~nyGs"pAEn
~ WTTN"nUGS'DAEIa 4

GUY hasn't got many nowadays lot Of
"A sntobeey Ever SINCE Daniel turned the lions into bunch
egean the ants have been trying to make eans out OF spaTGow
Changing the needle gaphophone doesn't change the music
It's difficult old dog amendments And by the time
the ants through lacking amendments the constitution the tail
You can bungstarter powshare But when you
some other going finish Aboshng tObacy won't affect the
When Kp4g hped that asppsr is only ,a,pRsr but eigarst
smoke They've got EN- down to per cent tobacco.
Sir Walter Raleigh the first blow cigar smoke through
cars That Of centuries ago If Walt tried the
lis ali right hay shines cigars
bone for ham any day He'll trade You lot Of cnkers for lot Of
2a and Viii only soak you smaoeGs TOR cang the ashes away again
get round shogdered from looking into ash barrels
self It's well known scientific fact that nobody heard HIMSELF
cancel cigars pipes but don't EN- swndle the
old gndpops out Of the grandppes The old mans wtsk will look
n like senaphore Signalling Everything sweet ahead on the main
track and the old trouble freight parked on siding.
Ever old zaak Walton went fishing on smoking trip
through their chin tpees When they get the old concob steamed
aP TO- Million taxes sm asE to the days when run was compulsory
baw out old who has been longer without teeth than the
Can pipe antppsr ssramblng loose runged ladder
5 bod 4 q pO B @ I Sy Re p6 DOWN and
right on that birds edged brow and the hod around his neck
s so :s ss Ps 5sgBd yPs ancient
very healthy earrings.
hope time President Wilson makes short trip
America he will atten those birds who trying blk grandpop
out Of his cOrncob pipe it's crime to smoke EN- then it's crime
il ii comes to pinch, the old boys packing their whiske
into their pipes and touching off match the result it's
Ii its real match ike they have in big Cities the guy next door
going g o S b.st an" ring o uP af bd the fire chimes
smoke out gandpR before the ola gezer smokes us out It's tough
cooie on its back. They have claws both sides
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-13
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