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The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1920-11-18
Roads Should be Protected

Injured roads in DeSoto county, as
indeed everywhere, should be repair
ed without delay. That statement
will be upheld by practically every
one who has been over the roads
where heavy hauling has been per-
mitted and who has seen just what
has been done by those who appar-
emily have no regard for public prop
erty. The best time to repair the
roads is now-before they get in any
worse condition and while it will cost
less than if they are allowed to de-
teriorate still further.
But, repairing the roads isn't the
only important thing to be consider
ed. Our roads are valuable assets
assuming that they are fairly good
roads, which they could be and
which they should be. We can not
have good roads if indiscriminate
hauling of heavy loads with heavy
trucgs, with solid tires and trailers
trucks, with solid tires, is permit
ted. The roads are too valuable
the people as whole-to allow them
to be destroyed as result of the
reckless disregard of the property
rights of the public that has been
shown by some individuals.
There should be some way found
to stop this injurious traffic and to
prevent a repetition of such practices
1t may be done in other places and it
can be done here, or wherever such
reckless contempt for the rights of
others is shown.
Let us have the roads repaired i'm
mediately and let them be maintain
ed in the best possible condition for
the permanent benefit Of the people
as whole and not for the temper
airy benefit of a few who would de-
stroy rather than preserve them
Arcadia News.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1920-11-18
STATE PRESS EDITORIALS

umns of a newspaper we are enabled
to know the exact condition of mer.
camille affairs and the general pros.
perity or depression in the town
where that paper is published. We
can sit at our desk and pick out the
live business towns and the dead
towns.
There is no better index to a
town than its paper; it is a better
criterion to go by, and is considered
SO by sagacious men, than a photo
graph; it is the enterprise of the
inhabitants and not the size of the
buildings that make the town.
you may pick up a paper and
read at a glance. We mean bust
ness or We're deader than a stuffed
bird as plain as though it was print
ed in ten line plea and red ink across
every page" = Volusia County Rec
ord.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1920-11-18

We met a leading business man on
the street yesterday and asked him
to give us thought on some topic
that we might write about. His
prompt reply was turn your guns on
these pestiferous pessimists." We
asked him where and who they were.
Why" said he, they are every
where. They are croaking all the
time. They croak about geligion and
progress and politics. Nothing pleases
them. They have a good word for
nobody and for no enterprise. They
are the curse and the bane of the
human family. When they are pros
porous they won't admit it, They
are never happy unless they are mis-
cradle. "-Gainsvi1le Sun.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1920-11-18
DON'T JUMP AT CONCLUSIONS.

We believe that the action of the
Town Council in taking a definite
step toward the improvement of our
streets and the method suggested for
making the Improvements will be
approved by the majority of Punta
Gorda people, for there is no doubt
about the need for drainage and paw
ing and there is no fairer way of
financing the work than the method
suggested.
After reading over the list of
streets in the resolution instructing
instructing the mayor and street
committee to secure estimates, one
should not assume that the council
intends to lay sewers and pave all of
these streets t-once-unless necessi-
ty and the people demand that they
be improved. Neither should it be
assumed that the improvement of
streets not included in this list will
not be considered and carried out if
it should be found that there are
other streets in need of improvement.
1t will be observed that the resolu-
ation calls for estimates on four class
es of improvement, so it should not
be assumed that the kind of improve
ment has been settled upon.
The resolution passed by the coun-
Gil merely paves the way for tenta-
tive action and discussion of the sub
ject of street improvement, which
must be finally settled according to
the wishes of majority of the
|townspeople.
In nearly all towns there are OPP
posing factions, each one ready to
fight any movement, good or had,
suggested by member of the other,
faction. If surface indications mean
anything, there is little or no faction
alism in Punta Gorda, which fact
.augurs we'll for the towns future, for
towns cursed by factionalism are
ever handicapped and prevented MAX
ing the progress that would other
wise be the reward of their advan-
tages-fCr all towns have advan-
tages.
While there seems to be a very
strong sentiment in favor of i'm
provement of our streets, doubtless
there are some who will oppose bond
ing for this purpose. No matter how
many may be for bonding and how
few are against bonding, those TAX
ing either view should be credited
with sincerity and in any discussion
OF the matter their opinions should
be respected and given due consider
alton
If the matter of issuing bonds for
street Improvement is brought to
vote Of the people (and we believe
that it should be and will be) we
hope that it will be discussed and dis
posed of without bringing into play
the destructive factionalism, mud
'slinging and personalities that have
made flag stops where cities should
have been built
Well never all think exactly alike,
but regardless of that fact we can be
kind to our neighbors, considerate of
their feelings and respectful of their
opinions and judgement, thus pre-
serving our self respect and the re-
spect and friendship of our neigh
bors.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1920-11-18

That delightful paper, the Times,
Union, in it's issue of the 18th, speaks
in one place of Senator Harding be.
ing often incorrectly referred to as
president-elect," and then, little
starts paragraph with, Even
though President-elect Harding miss
ed landing his first big fish" Which
indicates that even the congruity of
that great paper continues to be rat
tied" by the result of the national
election.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1920-11-18

According to the Florida Times-Un-
ION the Gilbert-Stevens PROCESS is a
sure preventive of fermentation and
capitalization in Florida cane syrup
Tests, it is said, have been carried to
the length of demonstrating the sue
cess of the process. This is a very
important fact. Florida syrup is pop
ular wherever it has been tasted. II
can be grown with as much certainty
as corn or wheat are produced in the
north, and the margin of profit is
vastly wider. 1t is one of those indus
tries which, if properly pushed, could
be built up to an almost unlimited ex-
tent.-Lakeland Telegram.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1920-11-18
Boost Punta Gorda.

Push for Punta Gorda.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1920-11-18
WATCH OUT FOR HIM.

Watch out for the advertourist
he has pleasing line of talk, but
his plans are worth nothing to tho
business man with something to sell, "
says the Tampa Tribune, and we
hope Punta Gorda business men will
heed the oft-repeated warning.
Just a few days ago, two sleek,
fat, well-dressed and housekeeping
gentlemen drove up to the Herald in
their high-powcred speedboy and in
quired for the editor to whom they
unfolded their plan 20 extract about
$500 from Punta Gorda business
men, one-half of which amount the
Herald would fall heir to on condi-
ton that it endorse the scheme, turn
the promoters loose or the cOmmuui-
ty as representatives of the paper,
and run some advertising, which was
to be used as bait to attract the rlu-
sive dollars. They had letters from
d number of newspapers where the
scheme had worked testifying 10 its
success, and no doubt they would
have had no trouble in working il
here.
However, they were told that
much as the Herald needed and liked
to make money, it was doing a legiti-
mate business and had found it posi-
Bile to survive and earn a modest
dividend upon the money invested
without resorting to such methods
and that when it was found this
could not be done we'd close the
place and go fishing.
The commercial bodies of other
towns and cities have taken steps to
protect their merchants against the
advertising fakir and we would sug-
gest that the Punta Gorda CONNER
cial Club do likewise. The method
adopted by other organizations is to
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1920-11-18

Since the discussion of street paw.
ing has been going on it has been
suggested that those streets that are
to be improved that are wide enough
be made two-way streets-that is
with parkway in the center and
paving on either side. We believe
that this suggestion is worthy OF
serious consideration by the mayo,
and street committee, for the two
way street has many features to rec
ommend it over the conventional
type. In the first place, the two-way
street practically does away with the
danger of accidents, since 1t compels
all traffic to keep on the right side;
then it seems that a two-way street
would be less expensive because less
material would be required, and GER
,tainly it is capable of being made
much more beautiful that the con-
venticnal type. All of our streets
are not wide enough to be made two
way thoroughfares, but a rumber of
them are and it is to be hoped that
the suggestion will be given con-
sideration of the proposed program
of improvement is carried out.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1920-11-18
How a Town is Judged


How is a town judged?
Out in the big business world, a
looking glass, which is that towns
newspaper We quote, as follows, a
business man who has his fingers on
the pulse of America:
by watching the advertising col
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1920-11-18
SUBSCRIPTION RATES

payable advance
change
to
that particular exhausted
regular subscription until received
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1920-11-18
AovERTIsIN6 RATES

OF
each men
o
a
cent
and changes should be in the hands Of the T
of
l o
made church ]
advertising will be charged 80 enter
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1920-11-18
Pull for Punta Gorda.

If you can't boost, push or pull
then you're dead one-and had bet.
ter beat it.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-28

about 40 different ApeHiea ~ So
icrs are nallyc 10 ihe United States.
n,d b4 ~ ,hesc nFe tuund Ia north
eastern Amcrlea. All hat 'losfa
sre purple ~ blue alAd e1sn hpshn.
isiA and Il requires patient study -
distinguish their mai.y spcelen' ihE
New England nsirf ls lbs most A'fih'
Ing II lhe pronus Il has 4 ssna''
hnriy nicDa. somrllmes eight tT'
high, and larKr Slolci purple apd Asif'''
times pInhlsh flowers hnd ~ tau'.l ~
tha mAmus 10 late summer "fen'
ntlsaln claims only one nnsise pH'sf
Alnns American sI,m'leA HFn rn'tlsnlfe
M pnniish gardens under ifr na'n'
IN MIchnelmns dalsieH- The swh'
sneclsa il the heautiIm purpl" nH''l
whleh II fpurl ~ Nueh quantities.
along she Sav England hnbwaSs 4
tle autumn. and which. wlth '''v s"'
dsnrnd. makes radiant display {"
purple ami Eeid,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-28

TNs yyfaws tAai rNsshr has 'sser ais.
cexvrrd ~rep ~ wsla. ~ wbas mas he
t'sveN - - an Australian slsss "a.
cs~rs ssst feSS sylisses rs nem Ter
smnes Tese hs~sasg ~ esseu s sstwwn
wsh Fl Es@tasse~' "a eyrg TX ~nse %,
vsass Investors wase~e SaSeniess asa.
vAfnes ef the eei's~asA cs.esurs ha,v
raAsle rss3rs tsw aga~scsrs> isnsNsNivs.
ArSarsras = ne nssss ce@sp wsas ~
sesnes ~ r~Nara sc&f@@SNs pssst. Mes,
* 'aeiA. is6e HargTsseS ases IN rav-
eFyE J; = en's sn ~uE eun '.mcs tAN,
vssi evesussAoas ~ fase prsce ~ cot
fnm Aare teNea F,ace asss gasat cf
ca3rs Il Nne - - araexlns snxenps-
u x the msen $50 msae sAe hmsnar,.
llke m&yNsme~ shss r~a ao sap wus%
- = tlsoE~zas Kaea. Maan mach 'nefe
Was hvss arrass-2 ~ Brass oas 81
ssncse sner~ fcreUma'e snpeNswfs Aoass-
es sasss he Aaa gvssnrssa ghe prscc ~ n
sssn, aiiy ts-e kszsf - e~tson frun sian
" 50 far sasn.iss s2s78csers tc snase
a ses5fs ssr@ss~ Ne tse~a hiHn nsw
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-28
HOW RUGS ARE MADE
To APPEAR OH

ilaw "rreWlne aMtlpFe afe
nsanafaeaWnsi #na ennafvT f8 fNnv
lasan ana Ainefiaa Nafkts Is iasl
hg ~ Ameriean wha s4sifsi liae.laN
The ~htpvrg sYmseis eesaN llte laa
nelS fiss aw afaei Ne,lHNl ~ "a
huce ~ scep aat iia heni sNt@ thet
ran ilAr suhwuss Rp aHi down Fhr
haxaar 0aarcf Threuah ihpte laaG.
slains fsiesif HelHea iuHnes thmnFs
ihr slpsnal crowd ~ mvs sauies snA
,nMsas
often enc rlii see : HHo rus hlaa
nst IN shr flth ~ nnwnw siuess
gfenna henrath ihe trunr ~ nnN
snd bea~iS bwg thrrc Is nrihed ln
fais Foreigners make efieu,ni rss
hriSht ard nrss, ~ rvrslp, ana sell
'iem through r. glaa Slnev an "ela
rag II worth more, Wigy hrakefs base
hit ~ thls way to make nnw roe
look oii
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-28
Old Sores, Ulcers
and Eczema Vanish


0ena. Old. Relaaets rstereeNt otrt
ment = FaVextse R~wscs
iiad A niyefp n mv ~ ID Ns
~AnsvH 81 vsst ost te1 rvggFsen sAfN
menk varea mc MIA 81 ans.
49g Mliart Stvsg. Rggh, ef n "
Ces lafe has fsg aAly ceH
at ans agw9stss asa q AL, ~ q NNte
sass and mDp taEA Y Y sBf tee
S~st rou esvf Wsea Aiwat kNvR
Ntrfe as ntNs2eut la hi
Vine er haFn @cs s rpN Nlf
tern. gaAnnx ana lse tug@a rsaedN
Yer heha@ vys gcS aaa 4oN h wi'
has ever kaNwm
fsetgFsoN { utwfat thm bsM isr
NJ atgy aga II, ax = hsyv eNyf
feaNa Makg Charaes NJ MhNa~gs
YIN ward UaRea Mt
~ ~ orr 0ga ar1t A~ xsvvA
Exas KatMsArs4an ~ SAA kham
Mess. Cayarfete. \ ~
Am afaNg @@ f Nmc@8
MAI 0gaers " gNsee NJ osas
sssA. Cs. Ae ~ :. n N
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-28

Cansdz 10 Growing oyer the ex.
ipis1 ~ rew Canadian Pacific
Ocesa Services Isner. the Empress
~ Frarce-
Tie Duke Of Deyonshire pronpisef
Sir Anckisnd Ceddes. by cable. that
h& wogid Dreti5e st dinner given
10 he res British ans72sssdor 81
Msshir gtoa by The Canadian Club ~
tn FrSnees Rex.sgrzrt. piesdllig,
Lordon. England, The specific pur-
pose n ne DUKES visit. however.
~ss 70 attend the retding " hss
davghter, Lady Dorothy CayeDdiEh.
= Captain Harold Macmillan.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-28
THE SAlt0W GIRL WILL BE LIKE A PEARL
AFTER TAKING NUMBER 40 FOR THE BLOOD

pssAN sleansA tsT~sh1e tsi hleoa.
aefFam4 mWgiAs AeA unsh* Au
eaasH nsg tlsen Saw A. advert t#rs
e8At al Ngrnbwr lii lw sA@ awfly pa
tsp asa sbmNRh Nemia w4a e a
lfsf aHh HeN NAA Axafl set,
a. / haa 8ae Na wNB naaahs IN
nhYages4e aha Fia tfk 4 namseaea
rsAs.eiaea NNhHa fssNf lax ans sen
ef hAWw takaA twa NaatleAt v@n
nW aaygafaN west wNhont rear sad
aM n4A NN8riF a eevvpas snA aas
laalsam sgmM Am hs4w safSmk -
wv thiPl Autele NasAtey ~ -
NaAn ~ y n Maad ahail. te yNafs
arual@s. NtAasslilss laA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-28

~ wax " sall 81 the bnipffss ~
Frame. ihingw looted lad az the
starr 1heu the txsat = senednie read
Sailing frasn 81. John. ". H.. Tafrh
I5fh." The IL ras hoosoo flgi4s
enough heeausc terrible gale set IN
With sDch fury that il was deemed
Al gisabIc to delay tie sailing
iwenty-fOur hpBrs.
CAPT. Co0k. the commander, ron
suited ~ the Duke. gave kQicnn
prvxniee. ef1nr Eseelieuey ~iIl l,e in
Liverpool ~ the appointed time NJ
tbs stroke ~ the csOck Il the ships
engines csl manage ii.y steam
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-28
Is There No Relief From
Fiery Skin Troubles?

vi0Od remedy snai klsl4 ina germs thar
creep into che hl0od and eAass all of
Your discomfort A. n 10 ~ purely
ge8fiahIc compound. matA from roots
and hBrbn IN r~coxuix%a medicinal
yniltf N ~ fll0foakhv cIaanAen tho
hicnd and bafldDs W ailt Strann hens
the eDlim sp&tanl lha1 tho germs 0f
4 M nre rsnanatei ari then
rhiE rnlhK r8mc#
AA ih's fine oiu remedy IA Ehs eann
md fensibe traatmnnf tpr youf skin
dNntpe. pH you WIN tInd w piyinS II q
trlhl Y YOnr caRe nhonlu necd 49,
|ciai ahyseA " can bv Iisd wiihpnt
Goat ~ yoai, toHPihes with valuable
literature. Wy wfsi4nk sS t,hIef Msdi
eAi Advisor. l73 Swift Laboratory. AZ
lanta. Ga, IN
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-28

Wherever there "A cuai N ghs sarth
Il Il mare aud mafe becoming inaus
utgrnt huslaess - tnow Y, whatever
NJ tfe theoretical vsnDurees ~ Aueh
sh#s and nhwaEked naiaa ~ may "a.
81 III t'hlua So Afrisa hAs heen 80
tleF suidY aaai wh#n lntrFnatiuual Reol.
aeiais in lula wsfp FesGrwiWa thn eaal
reserves ~ tbs wnrlll Is wan found
ihHt Afrlea - far a tbeN epvd pipks
out had lee# enal lAan WAY pfllfF cnn.
iluent. ille tosal estimated ressfye he.
lng a7sl9wn tans. and the talun ~
south Africa thAe ~ tbs fvtleHtei
Briilsh eelnuAea euHtalh M ner evnt ~
ihis reserve
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-28

lAe #Nttsw ART u lke feAtA
lhr tAirsst ~ has nst fhe swarlpY
NNe nMm wNagN as3n gWA rAss8NiAA
hFWnF 81. siNeM flea SIS eo
plyxira ~ pAmpsos ise nlssfsava
lleef Npplss setu vtMpASena pWssalfK
sls AS laksna ssa3eahsilA aNheH
~ Poe fh N9Avt GA E aeMaNAea
lN tltsod tfashie tNtNAss iFFsaaaft
fts. lNAt. ens* euN aaAsgh sni
liver kFNaAsse MW slsaiinn NaaMs
1850 Arsi,eepu 3 tar, NA writ =
IVA suggywd geg uyer tFv yvaFh Nfn
threk shemnta lasm tetAFfh ealsags
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-28

Bag hvssie ~ rham berlaEus Collie
sne t.ayThnea Rernedv before leavins
hpnse A. fmic q rzunci be obtain
"a WAR y. hEnfing. fiKbing. nr
s,rpsfse~.ikg fssq Nesfher can il se
cbzaiaeA whsie b. bosrd the csra "
afeg ~nh srsa ard ~ Fnch tineh and
places 81 u fnos, likely 70 ~ needed
TIE safe was Is 70 hare IL wNh yyn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-28

Yan wani aannins Aapirie sl'e
Aspirn wevflbea Wy physiesana
s0f niaeteen years iiAs aAppr
snaYer9 mfaas tho tras, wofld'
famous Astifie, proved sais by
millions " people
kseh unbfokea package n
"Bsyef Tablets ~ Aspirin" ron
salss proper directions fpF Coiaal
Headache. fo0thsthe, hafache
Aasl,la N issas mssA "A nstsf sfsesfs'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-28

An sS@esrac Instrument for rstcHc
ing Photographic nnvztfves ess5.~s =
nser t0 DO ns1re sbsn swBcn A rsgeh
work a. wsfS hand tools
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-28

NNfWF nv NWHNFWHl
III coma, fgetef, seaip sruEsiopMs
t9lis. plnpise and hfr skin elgUra
49, mfe 10 stubborn and hard 10 g"i
rid ~ hrearse siey are ~ siyNn
w. pfuyr g0vt rs tfsalweni YOU
af~f know that tse III ioa.one tafyar.
se4ts and olr Denis rin makg nol
inJfeNf.0n on your FOubla Oth~t shhn
s 4ffofd r0fne isu 0fary rfiief
Then throw aside NJ onre A'iph
wakoehft tres sft that tan oNy
rsa<a ~ r'irfEas. and beEn fai INV 4
fr3psdy ihtt Rsaif dlres so ilhH sp'fH~
~ yonf trouble Go 20 your dfuH
store. gsa bottle ef y. " vi, and l,~-
sin thorough eftlsae " shIa iine oid
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-28

The streets q Greater New Y5rk
~ erfenaea In one cortsnuaas gif.
zsAsd rack slnsoE across .ae Ames
loan c,nf1nans
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-28

In oNs Paastwph the writer maAes
asre~i asg-cai 10 Au1eFlca 10 thsss
avrteg
.Aaa y@a. every sadlsh,Ual swsfl'
caa--l ca.i 60 yea lea ere yoaag
sas rseh. see srs hraaa II sglsai sui
saessssie. ,ssu ae.lv ghai gte lvrvh ~
sssar Ggeeinu Slasll ghfun its ilsht an
ss>snet EsNNae Aise-scWe th~u aad
ss~ II wAsas sgassy mv arr. 70 Vhst IN
hmman sssNltu4r e0t hsais aad cur
.pifas Afs ssraeglins II yea HeHid
AWg Ss~. I ussErc fVu Aoa uuuid ~
tefrscd ana saa ~ewld curse shese
ssswkers ana iiAFs uOa Aasv rsprr
SeHsca yhss oeSs eNil iygvuny sa soa
~ hNcNe eh she rars VI shr wbols
Gr~stan pea4As fox saleriy.
AnareAev explains the title q els
arPssl sgsms
Like = @sreless ~Ferayar cu sink
iNg sicsates ihat ikreNga the night
aes tlse aagsnsss sends sile sa~i cailS
Qaickls 10 eur AID. va are sick.
as. >s,~ onr soelS - alsn /. asosed
hg ms 'nlih II haasan gie4nrues. throw
safe - ssars gestr Wy PRAYER 81 per.
lxanS hasnaa beings Il lan aus snem
ays dark she aiShi q Rse8nd ~
IArw ane Go weasls se describe tAas
s4fkDsss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-28

A SILENT kpyiss cloek. whieh ca
"a ms aniy loar Naec,s aud vs. qilna
s. q ls3e invnn.ipn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-28

9ga0Rfs we're never ~ popular
Sfpiefn we're heroes, a spjfii "a
adventure iigtsipred re nerYes ~
ail On board Tbs Duke fepi as
date.
Just ~ au after thought. 80
iioodoo ~ the NJ tried 70 hfeak ihs
Dukes promise by hanging . ne
Tor over The Mefzcy. Bot by sanlicyt
navigation Capt. Cook brought h,
rrpat yerfel "a anchor opposite shs
Pflnee's l.abliux stare at l9geriaoi
AZ az 0'flssk ~ Ehs mOsuDy -
Mach 22na. The date and Loyr
scheduled fo4 its arrival.
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Fl1y yasra ago she consumption M
aper 4 llafs ia sin United States
smounsed 10 sa, .0o0O year
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ASPIRIN


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SeafiilA anil faf faia kansfslls
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On4 Califrnkz town MSS pFosd
ito fire brawsde capfaau wsfh an sss
tzsne.
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Safes Wrle i.f trgHah - a sta'e
o, ssFs fasaofy sssnis ai,cui lsia
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Al amshrr lsesRf hv argrSs
II is mns assistance fm she RmS.
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ifaH aeasae Il j. ~ a. inll9staace
stst siey sre csGed lgu~Sans. huS i
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soss a-o nrd rs.usinpe eaaieSsly. con.
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rssic terces nsie sncisallnget
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rnsr fl penacc ~ death freu thssr
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soals Ihss saaa forth my haman
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sng 3mssasns ia man lsesshesak fcyga.
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fcr Kassan Relief Ras formeG. wtih
ereul.rers Afnegirzas ~ sbe bead ~
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;ivs q Harvard. j. the honor8ry pres
gdeus Flghu Rsvs. Samuel 1or.pers.
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eiirs are xicr presidents Process
CArsscnsene. granddaughter ~ prexs.
lexsf GraDt. 10 Chairman.
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RUSS TELLS Or
SOVIET HORRORS
Noted Writer. JUS, Betogc HIS
Death. Asked United States
Not ta BE Deceived iacs
Sent RrvAdcast.

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