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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-02-01
CONSTIPATION
Aad Sour Stomach Caused This
Lady Much Suffering. Black.
DFausht Relieved.

Msadorsvllle. Ky.--Mrs Pearl Pat
rick, OF this place. writes. Il was
very constipated had sour stomach
aud was so uncomfortable. went TO
the doctor. lie gave mo some pills.
They weakened me and seemed to
tear ~ my digestion. Thoy would
grlpe mo and afterwards Il seemed
! was more constipaied than before
Heard q BACK DFaught and de-
elded 20 try H. found q Just what
NODDED II was an easy laxative. and
moi had 20 swallow. My digestion soon
Improved | got we'll OF tho sour stom'
ech. my bowels SOON seemed normal.
no moro gripping, and would take a
dose now and then. and was IN good
shape.
cannot cay TOO much for Black.
Draught for e is the finest laxative
one can use"
Thedfords Black. Draught has fof
many years been found OF great value
IN ths treatment OF stomach. liver ane
bowel troubles. Easy 10 take, gentle
aud reliable IN It's action. leaving ia
bad after-effects. Il has won the
d thousands 81 people who have
e NO.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-02-01
REMOVED MOST
RESTRICTIONS
ON FOODSTUFF

tiouiuurH from l'nEo Dual
cents H dozen cotton. rNd urI cub
iitutrs lt wholesale. Do fo cent.
pound on moie than nny unuud
pnckagcf. B 40 DO rsr cent on jess ihHu
fifty pound ptcinro and Is fn G cents
sind is io .. pcr cont af retail Whole.
aale mareinH "n 'FrH diffei according
to ihp uumhfi of services performed
hy the wholesale of iohhor
ln addition o. iho regulation cam.
ccllcd hy tho Proclamation 900 omaln-
ms special regulations royrnine
Manufacturer ana distribution of hut
fsr we're repealed
ln making fht announcement the
food administration warmed dcelff.
that lhr pfoviHious of tho food control
aci pluhihiiinr prnliierfing ami ul
fair practices would be- nr'dly cnfopeu
This action by th' president VirtuailA
brings go an end thD astiVitiea of the
food administration eAcrpt fof thi
continued control of ihc excepted com
modifiuH which officials. explained
is necessary elfhrl because uf CON
trtciual obligation nf thc government
0f because ui determination to main
Cain Ht1niliYfd prlrra ll wH predicted
hy those officials that MOST icmaiH
ms functions would eoaau before
March, d
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-02-01
NAVY EXPANSION !.
SECOND TO NONE
GETS APPROVAL

cruisers aud $50 other amaicr craft
nH asked for by the department ~
was explained that 10 had boon do.
ciaed to postpone construction until
naval expert. could roach agreement us
ip tacir d, lenH baaed uu experience
snined iu tho war
The agreement of tho committee was
reached afiof q lonF executive arasiou
nftcr which Chairman padrott un.
nouncod that Che decision had boon
unanlm6u
Mn radgor said the complvtcd nl
val bill would carry total of $780,
ooo 00o Of which fl6H.OOo.Opo would be
Tor SHIN construction.
hosldcs proyidine for the new build
inr prprmm the bin authorizes q
temporary naval force OF g15.oop mon
exclusive Of officers and carries au
amendment hV teprcHcntntitc oliver
ga Alabama. dirOctns MAI mem whn
enlisted m ihr navy during the wnf
fnf ihe sDsulal telm nf faul Nenis
siiaii pc rreardcd na having enlisted
lor the urriud 80 tine war if they apply
Ton urh ehanle of hata before nest
lul4
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-02-01
Scramble For Leases
Texas Oil Fields
Told By Burton

q - unfion wei shown in thls Fcc
uon aa 90 mcmhrr si ihf oid ffm oi
Burton s. Danfonsl end Who ia now
president of thr mon iiill nii Company
oi Houston aud ihs TeNna Pine ISLAND
oH company Operations in touiHlaup
lnI in tht Couital West TpAAa fold
writes rhe Ca'irr as follows
IS nad expected GO he n gofpuH
rhflsfi ifnusfA i4 aH Thought thnt
was zoe date wc bad aou iesr mot
t.fe 90 sfton1 io 'herc hm my attorney
mh,ls tn eifnf COB fhr dsic which should
hnyo boon February i1. have bron in
charge Of the Rich fii ON Company.
operating group of ahaiiOn Wells in
fho Humble neid lor SOME finr nud
tiH bern hoHrlna a great doli about
iNe Nofih Texas Fields hut did mol
nlt much attention to o. until recently
"rhfn became connected Wlih fhU
Texas piuc ISLAND Ol Company AMID
Wc acre starting Operations go nufN.
Ituinefi have boon in thla line 90
business since 1915. whom wo drilled
ihc ptii hi ineirsido and .--.f % unted
hole nftor cutting the oll n several
sounds
y expect o. 50 hfet hfu ts soon
JOS = can rot rfonr enough fo mnhe 4
thorough feft iur ! a'ill believe there 81
iol n thai section
"iilrhi now. however thr hufthur
nnll irid b. ritrnrtinr mon" sfirnfiof
thnn uny other n the United snir'
because so many people htte mad'
good There Th stories lu thp sDiuf
Idaf Evening Post hf AiwonI give
iulr id'l ni it hui % is oven hlrrcl
than it wlF Whom that wna written
lhronusr thc uoid hlH boon widoncd q
the west aud southeast ht hlr new
wells \ field whore ihop cHn rr
wells ihat viii earn $4,000 to Az ono
daN Ht 200 fcct wlth drilling roH
of fi2 0n0 io fi5O0n win go few FAN
urcf lH worth zoo uue con rHy SHOUT 90
% was iu Nurkhurnofi tho other dnl
lnnl hnth thorn Hnd Hf WNhiN lulh
Ifhey were much excited over ne bring
InE Boo Of fhD nnW wDii io fhr west o
thn proven nDid .t tho Humble Ol
lund Refining Company masking 2rnl
hnrrriH day leases which hnd beer
Sow 1llo nf finO and $500 un ncr.
jumped over uieht on $4,000 90 $500
.nn acre md mon were making con
tracts iu arm on d aM HCre tract nnl
give hate 40 ths leaHo- owner amt cvei
on thai hania b would pos the ienec
owner better to dfll % himnou. b. ~
cnn gci tha riEf
we aro smupnr in our own rlr a
drill un our first location Hi uurh
burnett boat there H scramble 40 90
drilling rlga thai : have never neei
oQn1lled anywhere Tho other night
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-02-01

woman fnmc into sfoet evrh1nrel
pnd announced she vuntcH to icf coo
tracts tu drlN ufe VOLTS md would
bus thr afHlne Une needed luti|
happened 20 know uf mtn VINO had
ono on ihe track tni 10 wax anid fof
5000 Boz 'cn minutes.
eii De- wonderful iho number OF eom
ga Who are ln This famn iUruine
fomrHnicH selling stock ar|lIua wfila
NuSina and fniling lraH0s ana .ftefll
have made fortunes ln feU monihH
frhcfc ure several companies hnn.
tiod hv nomon fnfreiN iho if'inH uf
COURSE hclnr dome bf mon on con.
tnrt
"a rnn into Um nnilarl af nefyiile.
ff Wichita fsliH nni hr told mH he
bad ailsn Nrif in % nsrf uf $40 ffre
Within fnn feet n' me nuff wriI and
nal forgotten hn owned % Unin i waH
leased last September foi an 0Ishih
nnd orc hnnHfed doilar. sn n0fe tonna
ii won'a hflnr probably 5000 1n arre
moss. lof he li7H - rrtf"d $500 'n
l..It fof hi- $50. liahii. i.t Hff
go think md Mr. ninHfd fhit
was tho uriainal nioee 0f lpn1 ule sfpff
h1H told about fhr oid nrmrf r1urii
piHwue Hho s1ld % tm noi a. nnnf
aH Won think 3 nm dnnT UWN fhf
land lm oHit usnflna
'Thet told roc % ainrt 300 thlrc of g
nNuh m4u NNn NHd fffnHf NiiI Inl
inrH Boz fhe hanH nud HHtr rhfel tHI
/ g. 0nn nrainr Dc for loa.s hnnrif
ton cont focelri toDf fo iffo rinCf
subscriptions and hf uonn nrH D0f
leritd thc money io rotof lh, rhnoi
and wired &c go the hauN put hH
.comrsnt orrr end bias hoon raNlne 81
prr cent dividends month since
then he hsa rtf over HrNrfal ruf0rDH .ft
companies
Another man took ug scrrllou. o..
To- Guarantee thai De- would nuf tfN'
Liberty bond fu protect every Hfn.'
buyer whu nut ur 600 rlsh nni H N
company did nni r'Y inn p.r cent De.
fret month thereafter fhr hUnI Wnn
goo Dee stock husnr Ana Un unId fh'
100 pof cent dividends fno
'in thn rveniura % Nnem ihli hal
fh' town vas down af turuur stool
II Exchange buving nni olHne iock
.mcn ana women t0o nH nluurInr oi
stock oft thr various rDmplnion an.
The women are Ha wolf posted ls fh'
mon o. is worth ifip iuaf in 500 b.
o. ono dil mot invest cent ThIa on
field alone BE- paving about 100000
day. and J never enw monef ao plenfI
fm anywhere
'rho town o. fehine wonderful
growth too rni real ESTATE prices au
Ia frighi $500 for cofnrr iot ias
Ia bare ioi"
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-02-01
NEW OCEAN Freight RATES
PROMULGATED ON COMMODITIES
Reductions Effect Shipments Between
Atlantic and European Ports
Amount 70 Two Thirds OFT



Nov York, iun ai Additional cuts
pf Of Hnd as ger cent in international
shipping rHtcs We're announced ionlsht
hy punch hAde a COMPANY Inc of
This CITY, rcprCsentng tho BRUSH
South African lines tho Commonwealth
and Dominion Lime ltds ana tho en-
nard line ol Auetransiun ecryice.
These cuts which affect South African
ana Ansifamsitu trade show rpduc
tions 90 about go and ga pes cent from
Pre- -aimisticc prices
in annouGcns the unw prices. ll 49,
Goodwin, treasurer oi she company
stated that reductions arc Do no sense
belug made to Great frction with
unncd Staics shipping foard hui n
order Go restore shippins Ca q business
basis
ksductons iu nr east ratios wlu hc
announced shortly d MAS stated
sweeping reductions Ia rates FROM
south Atlantic ana Gulf ports tp Unit
ga Ningdom French Holland and lai.
ian ports in American bottoms Wert
announced tdo daN before hy iht Amer
lean shipping Hoa'd amounting .,
practicHll, reductions uf sixty aiN and
two thirds per cent The now rates
raaHc trom SLOTS ppr hundred Ia
Si.NS per hundred pounds and from 30
cents pcr cubic foot 10 as cents per
cubic foot
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-02-01
EpORTATiON OF lNTEaNED
ALIENS URGED ON CONGRESS-
Burnett OF Alabama Fears That With
Signing OF Peace They viii 80
Turned Loose hcra.
ny The Associated Preaai

Washington. jam 3I Immediate
consideration Dos Couercss OF Is dos
nurmeut COZ luslor mcnHuio providing
for the deportation of a.lenn informed
during the waf and ihuac convicted
aEnusi Nai oifonses against ihe Unit
rd siHiHa wHH urged today bf RDple-
sentative burnett oi Alabama cnnn.
mnn for tho House immlgrWlnn Conn
miiiuc, bon Nakng the rulpH commit
iOr 90 give tho legislation privilege
status f0r action m the House.
"lho immediately importance of the
mcasuree- declared Mr hufnuit "ls
thft when "a treaty of ponce Is signed,
these people VIII haN0 to Sc discharged
and allowed Go run ai iurgc in lhis
country.
Action con the question was post
ponrd untn nest wcck h ihc rules
committee
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-02-01
WILLIAM HOHENlOlLERN
LEGALLY DEAD DECIDES
TO GROW A FULL BEARD

hmrIonren. Thursday, l.u 10 Thc
f.N Dnmtn onreroH barber ro-
fHfnUi fH nnrlM today hIs eofticaa
h0Ine no ioUe0r Required. Coruf Wii-
NHN fGIrntulefn hHtlnr d,fuifoiy DO.
riarl to wcfr iull hoafl liwnts two
0NI.r rrnnnai attendants accompanied
hn hnwHHHri rho barber. whose
u'm u. otto hrucgor hls boon ,fof
.0fNfil frrfH in close attendance upon
i0N imnHt monarch accompanying
NIm on r1rry journey AMI shaving him
NNi'N Iii" mei dnil TODAY was 20 cui
'NW flnhcnFollrfuf hair aud ibon in
Nndn0' ih0 Nflnre hnrnrr uf Amorun
eon WHO uil m fho future hr onirust
% Wfn ihIa .tn ire.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-02-01
GALVESTON DENTIST MAN
IDENTIFIES MRS. HApLEN
ny The Associated Ffoas

Richmond, Va, Jan ~ Indications
tonight we're thl thO authorities
would teinr dentist from Galveston.
peNns. 90 Identify The two capped
,oeth of Airs Wilmer Amos iiedioy,
Nhuer body Was found along the banks
pf the lamea silver December 90 No
word had boon received from Texas 90
roials late tonight 10 neioafe thW
puctOr fiadlCy who ls Charged witn
tho crime, had been appfehendcd,
County supervisors today took up the
matter of offerne larger reward lor
ais capture
War department records of Doctor
nadlVy's enlistment have not been
found and the belief prevails they were
stolen ny the YOUNG man who called
lOr them about ton days ago.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-02-01

Farlhl Iuu. ~. IHHNHNl InVTN " 10
pe no pi'narN session of the peace con-
ference tomorrow. according 10 an an
nouacemcns na1o s0day.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-02-01
~ the Associated Press.
...r Ndrfu. N.t. - sfpi nt.

f0nfn'H no1r polfsdam on mo birth
N u thf forucr German emperor.
lrnoc Etel irleirirb the SECOND som
iirfr Hohsnaoncrn mid "You viii
nfN .N ih, il.Hnr again Clrcum
.ianca have wiped him 0uf of me
nor.ia HISTORY ipwih apelhne ms
NfhDr n dftl
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-02-01
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
RELIABLE CORPUS CHRISTI FIRMS

Above Confectionery
Norris Candies Light Lnnchea
Cigars
Phone 30
ABSTRACTS
South~cltcrn Absoact CO.
Phone ilt Ilf.t sHr lt
ATTORNEY
IS 3. Rpssen
Gusfnhe.m Cosn EN1ing
AUTO LIVERY
rhnno go unf Service
Ptts anf Olsen
AUTO SUPPLIES
Mohawk AVID krsumo rfee ua rrne
Complete nuf nf HUra.. 0ritt
kueces Auto supply Company
Phone 500
AUTO Tops
seat Cover cars penfaI
Waters Auto Paint Shop
Phone 1898
BATTERY SERVICE
battofID Charged nnd NfuHicl
"Exioe" Service
W. n. Coulter a Son
Phone $50 Na HsnD.s -t
BOATS
Cas- Eneinc -urphe MARINE Hardware.
tlshrrumus Supp snnrf.ns Good
fiuusr iuHr oI ini Stains
Roliirs supply Company
enc ChanHIHf Sf phunn lngT
BUILDING SUPPLIES
Lumter smneie ime Cmonl pl1s
ter Mll Nuls, tHNH
Sudbury Lumbcr Company
BUICK AUTOMOBILES
HonuhuO rmcits. camplsf, lano tr.r.
sofifs. Goodyear Inrf HnH Nu PARTS
Heed Automobile CO.
300 1H1 CMulrrl St fhnN. hst
DRUGS
Sun Pharmacy
"tor nrus ana such
lhn.t 200
FILMS
Developed hndHA WUra iorffalts
Satisfaction guaranteed. A uA nl
convince.
The Disie Studio
~ - R.cmrdt sos chpNai
FlRE5TCNE
Most Miles por Dollar rircs7
oulcs Tire sNfNc Aufn Repairing
Nu'c.NNtiUH
rhuna f.tt
Emmcrts Garage
FORDSCN
If1rtors Cash or Irrus. Immediate
dchNefy Cnil Phone or Wtie
Glover Johns Auto Company
GARAGE
Cars stored wHshei rerairei. heu
cQulpptt bsts sfrfioe.
The Texas Motor Sales company
Two GARAGES TWO
GASOLINE
ana Olis~f ilhns station right ian town.
Courteous Sclyice
Mahone-Ne Glcin Oh Company
qIg ChaDarral rtfeDg
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saIsoll0e les ~ 80
Deming graphic., 1919-08-19

Petit pulled out of his pocket a key
heavy enough TO have knocked a man
cold. Those French keys are wonders,
and we did not doubt the story that
many murders are done with them In
France. Personally / have wished for
one when In close quarters-qust as
the lights above the bar go out. We
found to our delight that the "domes'
tic" had prepared the late evening
meal, and, believe me, we could have
eaten mule with the harness on. The
domestic Is French institution. II
Is poor house, indeed, that has not al
least one servant. Here Is where the
French claim they have II on our sys
TEN with our 'hicaflutin." so-called
modern conveniences why" they
ask" should we install expensive
plumbing, when we can more easily
have our servant bring our bath water
and take It awayT The fact Is, OF
course, that hand labor Is the cheap
est thing that the French buy, anf
they buy lots of it when financially
able.
After the meal was completed WI
were invited into the drawing room
and for the sake of politeness we mad'
such conversation as we could. W.
learned that NJ. Petit had been In a
merica forty-flve years before and has
attended the worlds fair In Philadel
phla as a representative OF the Frencl
government. then being attached &
the consular service. He had forgot
ten almost all OF the spoken words, bu
could read or write the English al
most like a native. SO when he coult
not catch the pronunciation OF word
we would write 1t and he would com
prehend at once. Also we found tha
Mime. Petit was an Algerian and tha
she knew some Spanish. SO with th'
aid OF three languages and pencil
we found terms In which we coul6
communicate well. A son, We wer'
told, was captain In the French arm,
and now at the front. Another sol
lived In a neighboring town, and he hat
been sent home because OF wounds
Al. Petit was strong for the French-A
merican alliance and was, In fact. sec
retry OF society to promote closer re
latIons between the French and Amer
lean republics. He was a member o
the French Academy, and OF the clas
known as Intellectuals. He was yer.
liberal I'm his viewpoint and his mot
10 was: "Be like the Americans" III
said, "You Americas have always beel
free. but We Frenchmen still have G
content with the old order, the royal
lists Of different factions, the church
Deming graphic., 1919-08-19

tl,cil mourning was put off for the
time while some of our dashing Young
liUienan,s initiated them into TIE my
stries of the rag and in turn tried TO
upuire the French waltz. which con-
SiSts IN dancing around and around on
The same spot with the little "hoppy'
jumps that was once the thing In our
owl, waltz q. yes, they had heard OF
the American dances, the Boston ppd
.otLcrS, and fondly believed that they
we're dancing them in the true Amci-
can style. But the music was coed
and every one was doing his or her
best 10 he entertaining. There We're
some French Officers present from n
not far distant aviation camp. gay IN
their blue coats and red trousers, but
they always waited for the young vo-
men 10 ask them to dance. which seem
a bit queer To us, used as we are, 20
dancing attendance ON our women; but
the French ladies made no secret Of
their appreciation OF the
American custom. As u matter or
fact. the French women do a lot of
Whiting ON the 'men folks and our
hoys certainly appreciated this, ON their
part.
The afternoons were devoted 10 stroll
ling IN the streets or among the vim
Yards. then heavy with the ripened
clusters OF fruit This was varied with
visiting around" This Is n genial
custom and is practiced largely by the
French IN this manner: Two or three
start out and spend few minutes IN
slipping wine. smoking and gOSsiping at
each house, and gathering In recruits
as the party progresses until the after
noon Is spent. We found that we
could stand the smokes. though French
tobacco isn't liked. even by Frenchmen,
and we could enjoy the gossip, hut
some of the French wines and liquors
had 'whollop" in them that would
have floored an army mule. Some OF
us were a bit worse for wear. but not
a man would have appeared ntoNi-
Gated for the world. But II was n
fight 10 keep from seeing two French
women where only one was known TO
be on reliable intelligence.
Among the homes we visited was that
Of Nine. David who had lost
two sons IN the war and her husband
through grief as the result. Only her
Young daughter was left to her In the
lovely little chateau. filled with about
everything that culture and good
taste could suggest in the way OF
furnishing. She was wonderfully
beautiful women with the charm Of
late middle life on her mature face.
Deming graphic., 1919-08-19

men and others, and, as a consequence,
are always fighting among ourselves -
pointed out to him the great in
fluence which the French revolution
had exercised on American institute
ons and the debt which we owed to
France for these expressions of the
rights of mankind.
Ii was late hour when we finally
crowled beneath the feathers that
forms the top covering ON the big can
opied beds. We sank far into thu
feathers underneath and almost in
stantly slept. IL was the height OF
luxury after our hard army hunks.
The sun must have long been filter.
ing through the eastern windows be
fore we opened our eyes the next morn
! ing. We arose refreshed and with the
ambition TO groom ourselves as best
we could without bath room and will
the meager contents of our musetts
We took a bird bath, shaved. picked
out the most troublesome coolies ad
dug out clean stock. We felt quite
dressed up after shining our boots AM
getting our crops out We expected the
usual French breakfast OF rolls, mar
malade and coffee, but NJ. Petit had
remembered that Americans eat heavy
breakfasts Of ham and egges and hot
cakes and they came as near to 'lls
real thing as their provisions would
permit. That was some breakfast, ant
our spirits rose with the steamlng cot
fee sweetened from the slender store
of sugar and with real cream. That
the coffee was mostly chicory, we tried
TO forget.
Then a round OF entertainments be
gan. the first since their young moi
had gone TO war The young wniavI
had hot danced from many months, but
Deming graphic., 1919-08-19
BEAUTIFUL iGUERcHY IN YONNE
Pages from the Note Book of an Amer
lean Officer in France

When the detachment M off,cers a nj
non-commIssIoned .ofsIcers ~ ths 'rors-
ieth Division left tbe fanfrv ana ma :
chine 0nn scbool a. cord ra,.c,,~t 'sh -
ly after the saint MehIeI ! offensJve
they were sent throu~h 'e,ror, ~ ouer'
chv In Youne Instead ~ Ta cuerche IN
Cher. where the divisJon hesdous yters
was then located, Rut what we toolr
at first 10 he hard luck proved AFTER
wa rds IN no a verv great bIassIpg a..
there isn't n man IN that detachment
OF more than seventy who doesn't re-
member the good peonle M Guercbv
and their surpa ssine hospitaIitv with.
ont n Sentimental tiebtenIne of the
heart strings. In the months that foI.
lowed MANY of The man in fha detsch.
ment were nlunsed into The hel, ~ bat.
.tIe thev suffered n, -tbe long mn c,es
) thev euiaved Ion voc m pa ris and alone
stbe Reviera Of southern France and n.
aly ~ tbev travaIed n Englsnd ana
Scotia pd INIT none ~ theea evneriences
viii csu.e tbeir faces m liebf mn wifi,
hannv remembrances as would the
mere .re' rnsntion ~ the nicturesome IIttie
village of Cuercbv. set like a fairy
town amid tho vinvards and pastures
,hot nestle In tba valley ~ tbe river
vanna How hannv these naonle muat
have baen hesore the war which took
awov al, 90 the ahle hodied mon and
w sa.,,yrad "a h,,, haie 90 '.he 600 that went
,ossh 80 AZ hatt,o for Trance Tbe
,oa,sa, are cod,s own tbongb thev
s',sar On rnf,n,,I,ar tnngna and their
a,,ssa,ns ara not tha same no onr own.
yvs aar.a 20 col, Cnercbv onr village
ia I sais ,hat NO had at Lon 81 one spot
I a., rsn.a that sva could defend again.
=. ,,,a Wnn Nth al, our hearts which
s,,,n nnas 40 show that N know n
o,ns =. -, iavo tha,n nc matter what
pop'e ,.,, - :" ~ or Veal waasnoss M NAV be
'hs,r mi. Ss,.asa Hn,saa g. a., mnarnhy inst abou,
~ as .a,,n. ,n sante,nhar after
uush on, s ssssot. - thrae.day v
.ne "sua' rns.o,, t.nn,, train We had
ZIP on M r.e'vm .,,at p oup ransrortation
ie'. M a,ons 'ha h,,. haa not hean ahls
was lnsorlec,: ~ ,ha % ID TT n 0,s along
70 conv.nce s,a. my mt ~ ,"e ,as 90 They tool
ihe route tna, .,,s "as ,a.or haS frs,
~ Ios s,a,i's M .namort",,"n s.~s tnaw who,
issueu tne .'ansp nn,mar trnons wars
ne was apou'' "nu @ am' ,,,,.ra Nc thav wers
no. suppcseu ~ n.sn~ nDw 20 ,sct we AID
so"k, or ass,.saii, rhara our djvisior
Deming graphic., 1919-08-19

She began at once TO study English
and she and her daughter could speak
il very well. l found, upon a subse-
quent visit. Then there were NJ. and
Nine Jacob, very rich, and living In
luxurious apartments. There seemed
to be something of a rift In the pasto-
raj life Of the village with some Of
the richer on cne side and the intel
lectual as ON the other side. However,
Nine. Poupard was the wife Of rich
landed major of French artillery and
Deming graphic., 1919-08-19

''2 drops OF '0ets-It'-Corn is doomed"
the world that does II that way--ef-
fectively, thoroughly. Why get down
on the floor, tie yourself up into a
knot, and have to fool with pack
agey" plasters. greasy ointments that
rub or, sticky tape, and digging
knives and scissors. when you can
peel OF your corn or callus In one
complete piece. peacefully and sure
~. with magic, simple. easy Gets
III" IL takes 2 or ; seconds TO ap-
ply "Gcts-ft'; you use or 2 drops.
and that's all. "Gets-Ir does the
resti Get rid of that corn-pain at
once. 80 that you can work and play
without corn torture. BE sure 20
use "Gats-Tt." IL never falls.
"Gets-lt," the guaranteed. money
hack corn-remover. the only sure
way. costs hut tribe nt any drug store.
Mfd by r. Lawrence a Co. Chicago. III
sold in Demlng and recommended Al
the worlds best corn remedy BY Rossel
Drug Co.