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Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-14
LITTLE GIRL STRUCK
 BY CAR BADLY HUFr

r.p&N-N Nr E.14 ..l Ds. .A.'.-.#.ar ll-'--r-a.a dau=nter#o; M and Mr, R l.. Ga.v ..-s..wa ,;rles l-i se--ea-y ? .aJared >e-'@rday ale. aa.a aaout 5a.e.leh by sa au.omo- o... driven by Buster Thornton !f years o.d The sir wa. taken 10 ; I5--Hh.- g.-4.ta.. where D-. Harry R Carson attended her Aceordins 10 repar, from the hospital al late hoir last night he condition ot ihe at.e girl Was considered 70 be serous. Bo,a leg, were broken and possibly fracture O, ,he sku., was sustained. lt was reported
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-14

n.vi>.sa S.djr Highway Ensineo- lAy Frazier Was n town yesterday o'. A.> way back rom Douglas. where hr wa, on official busiaos, lie lef; ,o. iM t- h#> homa in Noga.e, Mr
 Fraz,- ~a, t',c'ed week ago n reprr,,a- santa cruz in the lower house Q: me .eg.,il;urt and says 'ha' a Intend, jo make an effort 10 pur through some road legislation a' th"
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-14
RETURNED FROM PHOENIX.

L. F KucbenDeckcr clerk of tl board oi supervisor, and County En. sineer S.4 Smy;h, who have been .E ph-"n.X attending tho meeting O, th S'a' Association ot Boards oi Super- y.,c-- r-.a~n.d home thi, morning They r.p#r- e ~ucre-s. Il. meeting AisA al u...ue O: ..gi .atlnn t1 be pre-.u .- a! j9 iur T. -,a'urv. perfected
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-14
cUPIO'S TOLL DURING
 WEEK AN EVEN DOZEN

DAA Gipd made an even dozen ~djrec. n.,-" during ,he la, We,a. .ha 'o',oa.n- bearing in inc o.irs D. Cork i l.. James 5r tae sup.r.o- sour. 4..l.g..- for .esa-,- .9.lse,s. Ear Prank Nercaaa o. Tams. <.H-. a- 37. -1 ve4 Mar. B Nz.r,.
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Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-14

a strong sentiment in certain circles that there are too many legal holidays as il is sad that the governor is with ou' power 10 crea,e holiday by the mere issuance of proclamation. even though i, b. in honor cf the men and women mno placed themselves al ;heir coua;ry's disposal in time If great peril.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-14
ScHEUPP'S NEWFOUNDLAND WINS FIRST PRIZE

According 70 telegram received from Aber' : Srheupp. local shoemat a-. Wh' W.Y' ;o Phoenix sunday morning to enter h, New.oundlan puppy in tha dog show a' the state Far. his ,airy va, awarded first prize over scve,a. other con,esran-- in his class
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NEW MEXICO HIGHWAY BOND
 ISSUE MEASURE DEFEATED

SANTA FEE. \. M. Nov. l3-Th@ prop5sa. to issue bonds 10 the amount of s2.080.O0O Co build highways in New Mexico. submitted 10 the voters on November ,. apparently was defearei Official returns from II out Of 9 counties give for the bond issue 7S44: against li.32S
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-14
BABY GIHl

bouncing baby girl was de1D'it- tried without success 10 adjust ma. ters wi,h the company. Investigation disclosed according 70 the order. that ,he houses for which service vas do. sired were only one block from th- Chandler pcsiotiice and when bui't had been wired for electricity cn tho companies advics.
 el a' 'hc home oi Mr and Mrs R. 4 MrFNr.anj on Tcughnu, street early yestrrdly morning The little .aiH has 0ee, ne ccu>,omed 10 Tcmbs' 'ri. ani seems 10 enjoy life .n he his,ort ci.y announcing the fact >pasmo' cay in ,l.iron deno;ing a :o:ai absence Of weak lung. Mother and laughter are doing very wei whil,
 P,pe Mach'. smile would cover an lcre Grandma and Grandpa Gaaen are 'ik, wise jubilan,
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MARRIED COUPLES.

During the in-er.m of dispcsing of cN! and probate matters. beside, n, setting O! ghe c.yi. calendar Judge \. (. Lockwood found time this after noon ID uuite two young coup'es .n matr.moay.- when they called in .'ae courtroom flo have he ceremony per
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-14
MASQUERADE BALL
 THANK SOWING EVE

The American Legion hall vii b. the scene of masquerade ball on Thanksgiving eve 10 be staged under the auspices Of Four Post. Details wi be announced later.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-14

G c MnL". and an ,t,r. ys I.4 Pore luiiaul. srrved a Tomb..oa. today. having come here for the ben. eff Of Nr Mrte,land'. heath H. was gas,ed in France and learn.l, o' rombs' matches, ,mat, ff people ailius or pulmonary ,rou5.,s
 decided 70 come here. following the 7eceip, of information through the Tombstone Commercial club Upon being discharged from the service NJ
 McI4llsnd was advised to seek a dry climate in the west They vii, take
 the Gilmore cottage shortly and r5- main for the winter They are de- lighted with Tombs'ones wond-rm. climate Rhtch will ce;rainly benefit Mr Nelsll1nd as |, has many other:
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-14
INSANE PATIENT
 TO STATE HOSPITAL

Deputy Sheriff Tom Foster Jeff this morning for Phoenix having ,a custody Fe!iz Jakovi'z Q; Lowell. who WIS adjudeed insane and ordere ! committed in the state hospital for .he insane for treatment.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-14

are dozens Q; others who want To come herr hu houses f.; 10 live in are
 scarce in Tomhs,on, Tha Conner. ciai Club has had dozens ot applcl- a,n, during ;he last two months bui Aay, only been able 10 supply on,
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-14
FROM THE NORTH.

Mr- Eaeu HarNood .s back froa a#.&3 month, jr.p .a ne Hor'hc.a par, p' th" sra.e. aur.u- which t.mA sae.F.-itel he ,aa-. t'tauc;s of Flag
 4:. md A,fau-. O. Jarom-
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-14

today on natter, before the superior cour; were Alexander Murray. F. J F.lli-aa. ! |. W',ters and < K. Wi,
 ian, of Bi,h'e. DaGd Eansh hmol D. A K.sa-a! B. A.Dt7 Sane, anl <
 N }i~at- rare..: C N Hays ai
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BANKER HERE

\ C Sulta p-., den. u' tne Cochi,c r,uu, Sac Bauk. Ha- d bushes, ,.tar .u ta, city today from Henson. wasre H- make, hi, headquarters ru-iar his say here he wa> .n o5nse.- .aee ai.a Cashier l C Fahus,ocN O.. h, local branch
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-14
AT LA JoLLA. CAL

\ card rrcsysi -r.m Nr e N II z .uy. vAp i.: ass- so. f.. weeks sgp. ~.ats- that 'hs} aro aa- comfortably located a' I.s I,.,s 's. H-ar 'he sea and ar- enjoying 'n.r. -,b,s .m-mn-r'y N- A-av WI 'a 'uru here ,H5-.Et 20 a.tsat .o "ra' interes-,
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home tonight.
FILLING UP

Wha, few empty houses are iT r mbstone are filling up. The ol :! Shcrri.l house damaged recently br fire is being rcbuil, and it with man' others couh be rented today ii iu shape.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-14

Mrs NJ NJ B'udwor'h wife ot Cashitr BluIwor-h oi the Fir,; Na- ;.ousi Bank. returned home last night on ;he Golden State Limited from Fl Pas3 where she has been on d visit wIth friends.
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SHIPPED CATTLE

Ouo Trsppman returned to Temb- some today rom Benson where he assis'el Fred Bennett in loading his herd, for shipment to winter pasture a Peco~, Texas. Mr Trappmaun re- ported iha; no difficulty was expe- r.egoed in loading the cattle M-. Bennett accompanied the shipmen. personally to look after their care on .he long rail trip.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-14
REPAIRING

fh-. Ha-luca Wa company 's going pyaa ta..r telephone The. g.g- a. :. 'a- u=lA. sa. r=a.acemau. ot
 and in-1'a-a~- Th-@- - ba. ..le 0. ,Ae.e lae lov s.suug o1 .lra p5.-, as for tsr ,as' f.r k 'a,sa been -Ga-a.H-5s#.
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Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-14

!, rue this morning. accompanied hy . party Of Fl PaSonans. who are eu. .uu;c io the Arizona State Fair ai PhoenN Thep arty breakfasted in
 Tombstone. They were pi'otiug two Revere automobiles. which were thn center Of attraction of local automo.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-14
REGULAR MEETING.

Ta- Tombstone kn.ch, Temp ar> nee; 'oupr-ow u.sh- u r,su a.. today, .uohiHg u1..' .'..'.'-, .a- 'a" ,,u. MIslnlc TaMn-,
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-14
SETTING e CIVIL NON-JUrY CALENDAR.

ras setting or ;he civil non-jury ca.- -nlar Was he'd in the Superior Court ;h.s afternaGu by Judge Lockwood. a. 'prney- frem a.. over the county b. ing in at;endance
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-14

Mrs William Hughes was an ou.- ,1in. passenger on the Rockhili Sage today from her home at Bis bee. after a visit in Tombstone with relatives and friends
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-14
FROM BiSBeE

Attorney Waller Roche Of Bisbe was among the visiting legal lights .a the county seat today. attending t0 matters fer his clients
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-14
FROM HuAcHucAs.

Richard Ht,errl. cat rma9 't lha Nua Jac3M clata.us M 8 ris.-or n Tombs one today on business
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TO ATTEND FUNERAL

A II GIrduer. i. F Kuckcube, ker and C l.. Grag. lefi this morning for Tucson. where they attended the funeral of Allan E. Jaynes publisher and editor of The Tucson Citizen, which was held in the old Pueblo 'h afternoon. From Tucson Messrs. kuchelDecker and Glrag. will go b pa,enlx 10 .ake in he state far
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TO TUCSON

Mr and Mrs Tony D Cio-heui went 10 Tucson yesterday on d visit with Mrs. Ciocheiti's parent, Mr.. Cioche,ti remained in the old Pueblo where she wi.i spend several days with her mother. while MT Cioche.;i returned on the noon train today.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-14
CHANCE IN R. R. TIM ME TABLE

T. i> reported tha, radical change will be made in ihe time table ou th, local run of the F.. r X : W. com pany ;aSng effec, the 2lsr of th.s month No detail, have as yet been secured a, the local depot other than a complete change is being contom. p,ated by the officials
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OFFICIAL VISIT.

N8.'- .t s.'. Ha t... -ie.I- H U-- Na-. Ia
 NH-a .. E. ',r.al Pr ~ Hr U r.-1He Heta r.-- T. Ha4 -.-. Nrs Ia' Mr. H H Weat- .r H.. .- pa-- The. urs- U. .a.a
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-14
lE sTER HERE

Roy Lester. son of Colonel Lester. acknowledged father O; the Borde.- land route. and noted good road. booster. was a brief -isl,or in Tomb.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-14

r..m Haues l-e,-asa. Q, ta' L.'a Na.Ae company ot Court -raG +t- business K.,ltur .U tG"
 ur', ssa. ,Adlv say.ag mo'GreG ,E.r 'a.- morning
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-14
TEN THOUSAND AUTOS COME iN IRIS SEASON

M'r. tnEa l"u'' mo'us .ar~ 2s ...- -.a..- have .a'-r'd Ar.1s.a v:A Sp~.at. ~,...r a.t Gatal \ M 'au 1- .-asaa earou'e 70 Ca.ao'a.'. .r.a-J.a- -a word rsc,yed from H'r -y l.1r....o. AouIn"-que. ryad en. ..a.- 4-H auaan here Nsav hun r.-sar rad da.'y now" s1oaa"l Nr l,es.. -1u. alge lad 'o.gh4at -a#as uarlrs ct- ae..e ..a, .a.P .P.,-..N ..a D.mHs ta> va. ts..- e-..al a..a ,resl
 N-e l-Sic, .-... ,-.r.- -.-r
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-14
TO BENSON

Father Wm Jao. Leayer of the local Catholic chuch went 10 Benson to- day. where he wifi conduc, services in the church at that place. re,urnin. to Tombstone McndIy.
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TO STATE FAIR.

M-, Gle" N.aa h'a0 0-.s N.- a. .I- T.mb..'7t-}.~.'a ~-a-" ~.t,- and her sl.h-r. N"- N.s har- g.. y.-.a~I..r t.r i'-uar-. t .tate t.r
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RETURNED TO U. OF A.

Ms, Camilla Da'sle..b rasrnv! .o raa- .a ,s-t eIsh. oNow 9- s,..- .ad f, -r- He-t ,-. -r and am.y.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-14
FROM DOUGLAS.

Ioan F Ross. county attorney elect accompiui,d ay h., wi;e were yi>i- Ter, in Tomh>toa, today They ar making preparations 70 com to this ..i,y.,.- fb. p.>, iNp years
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-14
TONIGHT

There as. beau a..---sr p- .uc.im .asht a- thr Crv.'l' -iea-ar and
 Eoa- .la,t-r, Is Katherine }lae- p4aa.d enc of A-. h.alt. stars ot tl' -crreu word The play ca.iel Passions Playground and ,ae scene a, The ;amou. Monte Carlo Ther' wi.l also be one r-.. O. l.. Ches;er's famous outing picture, l5c and 25'
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-14
TO 5tSsEE

Gaa Hrnslta and oa aui ,..'. dren .a-u, 'o H,he. yesterday who-s Mrs H-u,llN v,.',t rv'a .te~
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-14
TOURIST TS

r the tourists were nos given bum steer at Lordsburg they would al be ;ray,hns across Arizona an l C3oht,e county in particular over a fine roadway.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-14
GLEEsoN VISITORS

Nj J sullivan arl Mike Niehael O; G .-,.-an. are pending the day iu h. lJaiy seal attending to business matters. They eNpecj to return homo
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-14
FROM VALLEY

William Davis. wei known cattle maa Of the Sulphur Springs valley. was business visitor in the county seat today attending 10 matters al the court house
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-14
FROM LlcAT.

pepuy Sheriff Hud Ke.y. of L,-h- ~a- 5 ,i-i-'r lo .wa ,Niay ao ho~.- nv., a' tl, sheriff, office
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-14
FROM GLEssoN.

pr. K Sreua 60. G.-,Soa. .r'to- >l io The county >". o-Jy, n-V.r: husiNe> ,a he l-t A4u>,
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-14

advised of a dance to be held in Tav- l,cs hall al Glee5on TranksgivinS night. the 25,h The Tombstone Syncopa,ed Jazz will furnish the mu. sic and seyera, au;o parties are p.aa- "ing to attend.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-14
I'll o-C- 70 FAB.

Aa
 
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Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-14
FROM ST. DAVID.

S4m ElrraW and i E. E,hN.g.a. ca,.frm-u og the San Pa-o valley. were u Tombstone today
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ntss matters
TO BENSON

Deputy sheriff Harry Raf;er'y wen 70 Benson ihi, morning, where h. glo, .n connection with he robbery 0f ,he Ga,.z s,1rt al ihai place.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-14
OVER FROM sIssEE

Nr, Niuni- Rea~onover. formerly af 'hi, ci'y Wa, a y.,.,or in jh- coun- Y -cl' taaay :-.m her heme af Bi-br-
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-14
FROM FL PASO

N Nruy try, H- gi.,. '- the F ? X = W N.- T1ut-. .pdas hooking mtre.- -e -r- .Hr- amy 8, The clar'uaus,
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-14
FROM DOUGLAS
TC TUCSON
-C EfssEE
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te.rtr. Ha' HH. lbs U-.
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Bi SBEE ATTORNEY

Attorney NJ ke..igon of Bisbee. F.. a vi..'1r .u The c1aY'y sea, today oH matters d; the court house in the ....- ,e... !, c.irn..
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-14
To N0cALEs

M Hayd and ,lm-y a1.-rea N.-l-ea .h., me:A.a, "a.rH Mr. 3.y. Aas called n bushes mat -- Ta-g e>p.c' ,9 fe ura home a.~ 'o. a.-Ht ur 'onurreV moruu
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-14
FROM rUENss.

\ Go-jaa and fam..y. .ara = O. ru-aer Speu' h. day 'u the cuuN 2 sea, today di.r-,."s O. pror-uc'
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-14
BANKER HERE

N N4Ha.... c.-.....H .. fr. ..- ar Harcaar '.. a-..' E- T.n-. q.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-14
EPISCOPAL ChUecH

S Pai- tp.-eaaat G4aI Re
 a.u. r,..sr E..U.u- ., V.4 HF r.e..s.
 . Gt-u
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FRIDAY
4 GOOD BILL

P1.-aa~. -he Cry-.al th.at.r asa
 U.aN. '..H tomorrow U.-a.. When au d.. --r a.-' at. appear 3 J rtr cs.Hu -G.-sar', Play --.4.s
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TO SIS S5EE.

Ms A.e.e Oilm Wen. fa i.>h." ye,.rtday .a ,r-eI tlr d.N Ni,h friends
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HOUSES SCARCE.

Another family og newcomers have come 10 town. seeking i'd climate This f1mily'ls from Indiana and there
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EET-aHso 4oHE

N far "-.a Sy Haa aas ban a county seat asrnG a- a-. s,.u-...5 g, H- aom, a. S- Hi.. ..I4E
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TO HILL CITY

Joan Br4,-u aa, d passenger o1 .ag R,cehiI -tage th.s morning to- L.,bcc aaer, Ae vii. attend ro bus. n.-- matters
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\ EkCl DrhGDoN

-r a tl.
 r..a .r a..-t ,--. N.'t #r r.,rt r1 f. -l.s home a. 'I.l f4-, Hsas-.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-14
FROM mIooLEmARch.

George Brown. manager or the M J. dlemarch Copper Mines, was visitor in Tombstone today. attending to ma ters at he c0ur;house.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-14
VISITING ATTORNEYS,

Among the attorneys from abou: ihe county who were in Tombstone
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FROM FAIRsANK

immigration Inspector Jeff Milton Was business visitor in tombstone today form his headquarters at Fairbank
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-14
FROM DRAGONS.

Wm Foarr, well known pioneer pf the Dragons. wa. among the Tomb stone visitors today spend.gs tE- day ,yi,h relatives
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TOMBSTONE ID W N
 TOPICS TERSELy TOlD
MONDAY
>~~O~~~~~~-
FROM cocAISs.

Alan G.nrd.,. of Oo.a.,e. -n,'t the d4y in I1mh--lro y~itu- h ,-. fer
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70 ATTEND MET
 OF AEoNA FANkFE5


 t-.s aat.-- it#.-. -us.-. O, ,A.- ,., h.
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SATURDAY
ONE MONTH VET.

rher. are just ,h.r,, days Jeff in which 10 shoe, qul:.. according to .a~
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MCViNG ALONG

War Da 'a- b.e bridge and a.-' .a, rta construction from Vail 'p igasou qeag along ar rapLd rae. good weather helping j, along
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TUESDAY
FPCw NIOoLsmARcH

X II 'i'-w ~.a w.- a -a- .,.-- visitor a TlW1-.H- ,.iaE. FROM DOUGLAS
 l.- e-3-~ N.- 5ns.n.- -,' y.s.. ..- .- I.ua-.,r. .aIar .rl l-- . t '.Hst Tc TUCSON
 N- E4a, .sas.a-r s:. h. .ra..e . Tac-1a. aa.- -.. s ,.-. -.t,r ..y- a A.r ---5e 70 9tssEE
 gr.t s.y k i.t..e. .aa.s
 l-1 back
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TO VISIT FRIENDS

Mrs. II. H. Hughart. wife of Dr. Hughart. went 10 Bisbee this morn ing where she will spend the day with friends. expecting 10 return OsNre AZ EEeON
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DANCE AT GlEEsoN

Local dance enthusiasts have beei
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WEDNESDAY
TO ElsEEz

TO sls6Ez
 H ; Wynn Nru' ;' Hsoe' .l ah.. sin, w -4em! .ur 9.t s-.;ius f.rlds
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EVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION
 TO BE HELD IN DOUGLAS SOON

'mis sion prices wi, pteya.'
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RETURNED HOME

this evening.
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ELECTED

truCk king
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-14
TO WINTER HERD IN COVE RNMENT DRAW.

b. @ authorities
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VISITED RELATIVES

fine roadway
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FAIR WARNING

coming session.
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CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY.

formed
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CH coUFTLANO

Ht... .las
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HERE 70 BENEFIT sY TOMBSTONE CLIMATE.

interests
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on U}oiitn 5uiIbelten ais er Ibnen
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iiht hat oaS in allen 3ii5en sic NrO-
phetie elmer unbeilidmouacrcn BIZ
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SeunOr Gnrran,n hat bic eincm

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ten. Damn 0c9 couitltut;oneIlen Nro-
iiOeutcn nit Stimm5ctteIn ItattlinOcn.
6ctreifa 0ciien id'on Sic Gntid)cjonn1
init 2uQcn |Netroifen mor0en mar.
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Nndl aus 5punicn hort man uun

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Let our object be, our Country, our
sshole Country, and nothing but our
Country. And by the blessing Of God,
may that country itself become q
gast and splendid monument. not
If oppression and terror, but OF wis
aOm, OF peace, and OF liberty, upon
which the world may gaze with
admiration forever. -
Daniel Webster.
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I'm 9,uIi 1915 babe Die SnuOes.

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