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FALLS REMEDIES AS
OUTLINED IN REPORT
TO UNITED STATES
SENATE


dlviduals and by granting special
privileges or concessions to such in
dividuals."
The report gives lists of 785 Amer
icans-soldiers and civilians killed
or wounded or outraged by Mexicans
IN ten years preceding May 20, 1920.
Civilians killed in Mexico total 367.
and in the United States, 54. Civilians
killed on the border number So. and
soldiers 6S. Approximately $4,000
Amencan business men, miners, oil
drlllers, railroad workers and Of
ficlals, and teachers have been driven
Out OF Mexic0, in the last ten yea. $.
The 'tport says.
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Winning AutOmob bile
Race When Machine
Caught I ire And Set
Him Back In Running

Murphy, with Deusenberg, fourth.
The same old ginx which has fol-
lowed Ralph DePalma several years,
cheated him Of victory again, when it
was almost within his grasp. While
he was leading the race, with but
twelve laps to go his machine caught
fire. After eXtinguishing the flames
DePalma resumed his course, and
finished fifth.
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GERRETT-BUN

At high noon, yesterday, at Trinity
Congregational Church, Mr.. Thomas
Stafford Bunch of Tucson, and Miss
Florence A. Gerrett of the same place,
were united in matrimony, Rev. Or
vile A. Smith officiating. Miss
Lucille Pinkerton and Mr.. Cloyde A.
Smith were witnesses.
The happy couple will make their
home in Tucson, where Mr.. Bunch is
employed by the Southern Pacific
Railroad.
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Omitted Press Service)

Omitted Press Service)
WASHINGTON, May 81 Today
Senator A. B. Fall of New Mexico,
hartman of the subcommittee of the
'oreign Relations Committee of the
Senate which has been investigating
onditions in Mexico, presented to the
ull committee the report of his sub
committee, which was adopted by the
committee and transmitted to the
Senate. Following is a synopsis of
he Fall report:
unless Mexico can protect the
lights of American citizens within
cir borders, the United States should
lolice that country. Warning should
pc given Mexico that guarantees
would be demanded; and unless such
guarantees are furnished the Mexi-
'an people should be advised that al
though the United States would not
var with them, we will send into
WeXlco a police force consisting of
navel and military units of our gov
9rnment, sufficient in strength to
oper and maintain every line, of COM
nun.catlon between the City of Mex
'co and every seaport, with every
order port Of the Republic.
I'm giving notice that we are not
Farrlng on the Mexican people we
hould request their assistance. or at
east that they refrain from Joining
my armed band in attack upon our
.roops OF forces, whose purpose should
'eslmply restoration of peace and
rder. Protection of our citizens
protection of Mexican citizens 70.
'Cofatlon to American citizens of their
1fopertles, affording opportunities
or opening mines, fields, and fac
ofles; and, last, to afford the Mex-
can people themselves opportunity in
whatsoever they desire, to constitute
, Mexican government, of serious
Competent and honorable men, who
"lll meet the civilized world upon q
flendly ground and bind themselves
% deal with other people as thew
would be dealt with themselves"
Financial aid as well as moral in
7olved in recognition is proposed the
'ommlttee. Upon that score the re-
,ort read:
Having recognized any Mexican
government upon the conditions set
torth' then not only moral support
'ut financial aid without stint should
De extended, in so far as the same
''lay De necessary for refunding all
Hexlcan bonds, including external as
vel as internal debt, with additional
unds IN sufficient sums TO ra-
all Mexican railroads and
. MAINTAIN the same; also sufficient
amounts to enable the recopnized
=, ,,0'oiAi.lcnt to reorganize and
'ioroughiy equip purely national
'r1ny' not belonging to anv particn,ar
chief, chleftain or general, but ope4,at.
ing solely under the national govern
ment, which shall proceed Immediate !
~ Where necessary to disarm all
armed forces OF individuals in the re.
public, together with sufficient funds
% enable the Mexican government to
ouy and pay for all arms and equip
nent which may be brought in and
surrendered by individuals, or armed
bandits, or by so-called armies.
preferably" continues the report,
this aid should be extended by the
United States as national loan to
The people Of Mexico, upon long time
and with moderate rates of interest
% that Mexico may not be compelled
% refund her debt and finance her
through appeal to in
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Omitted Press Service)

INDIANAPOLIS. May 31.--Gaston
Chevrolet, driving a Monroe, won the
5G0-Mile International Automobile
Sweepstakes, here today. Time 5h,
Pom, 16 u seconds. Average 1915
miles per hour
Rene Thomas, driving a Ballot, was
second Tommy Milton with a
Deusenberg, was third; Jimmy
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10 yon sai tsr relative ~ be- cla
osrfns as r~niuraa
-Tas fHufs Nfuauea hIHsrf aH ffsf
'1up crossing - be trsrss N wstsf
ffrHf-
tie tsssf tnss Tau p.aa 20 sra-s
fhsu fses heF
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rfssaag on before hs fsis 60 itsf
~
fss ~ So en- tnnasfh's fsst
rarfuef To- rni Airffu fou iHsT
: have % tste q frsrrhIss from fhs
-ltY rHunri sui hsvs "a tass riHt-
-ro'h frr rrn-Hrsh'r rr ar o..
furr fhs CIV rrrrsn fn F.HHf fH1 e.
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tHy YoHf rails fren rrrH.1siaa fie
fas mile RI frsrt winning HH iHrrsi
rrres snf isrrsi cfrst 49, loreei unf
three fesr trn-
"nHf ~ tafa~ ne go rsi
ne coiHnff never reraift ssriirrnf
i' Interfere a'fh tranrss nr sfn. Ne
f0rra1 rs-f fhr rails rnf be- 1aes 10
s're frTf uHrfr Consider Co.. ran
nri'sn sff'rf-
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msn uts rsr isrfu Give his frs.
hanf go ts1 t.n 20 deliver ths ra.,'s
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[ frf streets Tfrrafsf rirff m OrHrr
go rfn~rfr - temporary fsnsfiss
srf tsvr W m fIt r1rfrf hr t't rf'art
Tturaisf uirhi vrn sfrrii hsts fhsf
crossing is Nv srnun FrIfsy urn'ne
7hss ~ rrrnirrio- rave. W. rsrnsi
/ rrurufe az tnhnrfirn o. restrain ne
fron euiiisr ~ wafks fhus ihrsvins
ihs nsiief Ira - erurfs 49, haid
inr NJ no irfsfniisif. hersuss Nv ne
five hs wstes m NJ trsris vfi hsvs
hesr eui Ths hrs' he IN A then
wiH - - arhi y. hsfsrs che eiiy enun
N vhsn 10 arrly fof our permanent
frssrhlss-
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h-ns uif nrvre
well vrn'rs ihs ny - led n knf
u vfr ensi ~ n'iis - nui m -
ernsslnt snf 'ats q ehanes Rsresn
heF nryr, oner 10 hsvr fhsi srrs-ins
n y sisufs ute q sri's fsner hs'vser
rsnnlnri,n and ne law which ~
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sO,esm ll,, wIthln Vovr,.,,

Il does not matter whether yln. asfs
born IN hovel mr. LOO r. mansion n IL
within yourself that yon will fnd thr
material that makes success Anf If
you have ihc rlrhi spirit YOU wIii n.t
urge bach 90 ability or 90 pducnIou
an excuse f0r failure or mcdIncrIy. ft
you hive The Will 10 victory. sou "
not hnrEle about cuudiii0na ur rf
cumsiHnrss The mon VITO have o.
compllsh'Ti great things i.d mot eur
for paunhernalln or fof fine ioois o.
4. NOT hue tools nor splendid oppo.
tuniiies nor influential friends nor
great riches that male rfeut men ~.
greatness is iu the man or uouiafa
Orison Sveit nnfden IN you Ca.
bot VIII Your"
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cHArrrp KIN

frrHHsff'r fof 80 sfrsH-a -Ala
49, s1 tlfierif rfrrrfsf hira Rryss
tsrfIfsn bsf A. urrt nrnrf at
90 ~ fhf srrFrfarrs fsiHrf m afAss
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hT fhr srfirrrfss srf inHarufiiy 81
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hrra s'N'a.IH'rff rs 10 erftei era
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us hurried fr ftr telephone hsilfiai
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later fh's mvsirrir-- fstsn sff-rssf
~ te rsri'nusf on 81 ths usyuf's e.
80 'n ~ rifr hsn
Nsfaf rrrHfsrrr's hrshr rrft-sssp
srrhei sin Interest shra ~ s@-rs
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rnrtassn ur1rf rie~ president taf
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f'rnis 'Ahhhf tr hreaihrf vtth q
unp'ea'rri rrsrrh'srrs % r. to1 "
Want wh0 srrs brfrrr Rim Dc fsrafn
vinisre q hayf been srne-tiar ~
OrnvY 10 rail- Tor quite uhns. aAs
MIN 20"
ro ~ coSriNurni
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lad come 90 him. Good Then no
would not fsll him sSit down. son.
nd tell the Old man an about A. Ne.
RIO ~ me beginning and lei me have
no tho singles of the angle"
bryce oheyed and Cor the FIRST time
i0hn Cardigan learned Of his sons ac.
ouaInianos with shirley sumner ani
fh, fact that she bad been present in
rennlngion's woods the day Bryce had
rome there n settle the scure with
Jules Rondsau.
with The patience and rcnilensss n
confessor John Cariirnn heard me
story now. and though urfcr rsts un
hint IN words ihath.s affections were
Involved in ne nrhf f1r fhr Cardigan
ucros yet i'd PTS father tnoH 10 for
Do vasa parent Ant hs great hsari
vent ouf IN .rmnsthv f0r his hof
II understand SONNY ! understand
This young lady o. onlr ere additions.
reason vhff0u mu.f WIN f1r Of course
vou understand sbr A. noe Indifferent
f1 you"
II no rnf tr0V that shr frr'. for mo
rnffh'ar stronger fhrn o. vnerHnf fm
rsihv dad f0r while ahr q, r'sur'iF
fsm'n'na nrrsr'hsiras ,hr hrs "a mfa
.llins vsy ~ irat.nr e. ra1T hrrs
Tier first loyalty o. io hrf rHHe .n
f1ct 30 owes mono f8 ms Ari fsrs
~ hr hss rifrn Dor H.rr rfr. mr.r
'nus.tir rrssnI rhr no HhHf'i %
eliminated utfe Z tt.nt 80 if s1rrv
hat 70 mrf hf done Hrtfr'fre.s .n
mi.'strr 'rrr'sa of SIG prateH''r1
.he is '.,'r f1 Ief tIm 90 if
Perhaps perhaps tH.nHfs 90
.irI mr hHf strH irving fa play ''ir
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0ne for me apd ship q % you. together
with directions Tor uslnrf-
"Shlriey thls IL most extraordinary ="
= quite realize that MAY DEPEND
upon you 10 obllre me IN this maitsrf
Certainly nut why plea ~ me ~
an persons. 10 perform such q mission
Tor your
= can trus, YOU to forge, that you
have performed A."
Thank you. I thint you NAV safely
trust me AMI ! shall attend o. he
matter Immediately
"You arr very Kind Nc CsrfIran.
How "a vour dear oid faiheft MOTHS
told M. snme time agn lhai he was M.
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knows ~ we'll how 10 pevert 10 salt
his lgnohle purposes" lie turned ear
nesilv 10 Bryce and waved q trembling
ndmnnItory finger "iour job Il h
keep oui N court Once Pennington
gets the law m NJ the issue viii not
he settled IN our favor Tor years END
In the meantime perish llun
along. now. and hunt OF Ogllyy"
II was with a considerable lighter
heart that Bryce returned 20 The MIN
ONCE from which he lost no time IN
summonlnf buck Oglivy by telephone
"rhsnks 70 much Tor the Invitation
ogilvy murmurrd gratefully I'm he
down In . pigs whisper" And he wss
"nryce. YOU look Inc ne devil =" he A.
cinred the moment hs entered she lat
ter's private oflcs
= ought a. Buck I've lust raised
the devil and spilled the beans on the
y q. a"
TO whom whsn and vhsref-
ITO penninrinn's niece. over the
tel~rhone shout two hours arn"
nuct Of'lyy smoie his lsfi palm viih
hIs right fH 'llor did you isi me
cat ont N me hhFf
THAT remarkable riri called me NJ
snf srrusei von of hsinr mere screen
fof me and nmafei mo 80 admitted
&C."
Or.iry dropped PIE frf heat boz sir,.
ulatsf sraHf sr1 mosnef rreseH'ly
10 ri'ssi ~ rnf m'f ~Wer 20 might
have been u0raa Thint ~ shsf mirhi
have happened haf sh- called 10 nsf
s1n Ehe uou.d have picked vouf
pocket for Goo corporate seai he eum.
MnsHan of rHe ufe anf go ilsi -
HHrEfa'ifrs rnf rr0hsiir snfrf un ~
rarr.rf sHi h.HIrs ynn in Your osn
sslrs' ehs.r
afHHf rH.E Camf1r sr' sfv'cs
is vtaf need n1v
can rfff whsf A. Yen rrni ne
fn AZ ~ save ne farf
"neHtsr fH no tr sir srir-t 17n-s
ftr rfshf frnrrrnrT f.sneH'ss fr0n
its r.v eaa1r'I granting no q e n
fh. rigtf f8 r1n a rsiir1si fr1fs ouf
frrirr tsrf s.rHsf Wrfsf stree sf a.
irferssrHsr vifh o. street go sui
Frrrf streets
sC-ranIr u sT mrrns' F.s--'
firr faf Az rrf' 90 fssr' 70
~ 80 Far '1 fn ~ 4 fesf shira
srrsIs rsrf fa r0 r0rr Nevertheless.
f.r frlr Trs fr1 rtsn A. ne e fsvef
before mf hrrr hfrats sN-r fsiHdf
frsr ra this oaHfrs-' you've PSI
given ms-
Granted rn.t Ns~ss 60
rrrs r'fire rirs Hffis rrifsfs 50
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nes' hfirisrf go fss-insfinE
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rosr-f WHY stss - ~ fhst
tia--f ne secret - ~ y e y ssi
~ re-
Tao Tar tsis trf % ~
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-Th~n YonI' rars Tcu rrrui.-f
in sfrsnrs ed ro srrrsss a. 49,.
TIE ssrs sfr - r'I srrf fnrn ~ ~.
49, mor'rr 81 ufr bother 70 49,
up trf~sfarrss 49, irrrrfF
Arf before bryce rruIf rrnf--f Ori
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rsilrf iHa f'af rf'rrs fa MTrs sts
49, rnft'as "a 30 rsff roHn vasrs
rrrn Metres errfrrfri sres 49,
$50 'hsi rrrnrl irntFrf fsns NJ
r'ssr~si o. hsr'i 'rrnnsr -nh hsv
rou'srfa' sfs strisinsf -ro a
rsfs sanisi ,nss r.'r'.r - s.si ~
rvrs
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No More Misery
After Eating
just Takns An Eafonlo

Ifs fraf HHsf ~ l.fnnIf ff 10
u0rfrrs frEr ~ of nr.is arf OF
10 IHrrff fHfhrnf uffh inNEra
writes WH fIIrn Harris
TfHHsarfs ~ people Itf fH.s farf
isfr rafffa'If tffHfi Hf.af l.f..
stIaf fHsa ifs vr.ffrs Dol fa.nr rn
- urH rr rrf flt rI..ss aHfff nf
rafrs ufIf Irnr m nnr1rf
hssrf' Irn frrfr. Hf'rHr 300 ..I
ffresfrr hrH stomach a.a .aHa.f
aNonf fHrrfr rffr rHnrfranH aH
mflfs ffrffH frrrtff a - hrt
n rrfrfr oas'f tnf a tufe I'D olf
frurrfsfs rrururfrf
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"fil think Il over" said Moln.
by sll means Never declde suci
an Important matter In hurry lusi
tell me your home telephone number
and m ring up ~ seven this evening
Tor your decision"
Reluctantly Moim gave him M
number She was not no I'll preiud.ced
against this carroiy sirauEer-ln fact
she bad q vague suspicion that he was
sure cur Tor me blues nn almrni
which she suffered from 900 ioo frc
queuHy. and. moreover hIs voice bis
respectful manner bis alert eyes aui
DIS wonderful clothing we're all rather
nilur.ng The nlfter Of great ~
venture wHs ln Mn.ns heart ani ifr
flush of % thousand roses in hrf Chez p
when Hucs Oslvy having no leH-'h
departed. she went into nrJcrs private
office 90 gei DIS op.n.or a. % fhe
proprleiy NJ accounting fhe Inr.mton
Bryce listened 20 her Frate.y as
Vi.h 200 fi' sweet Innocence 1f hrr
years n1I uIu0rt.irrs she Iu.i DE
ueIty proposition before h.m
'Iy a'l means fo.eut- He euunsf'ei
Der "uacs OtI,y ls one % ifs tnrst
gentlemen uIII ever meet 900 stake
my reputation 0n am NnuI rud
him vastly AMUSING M8.m llrd
make N.he forget hrr troubles ana
DE- does ll1a hla f1 0rirr q dinner
when Man tHI let him. iryc~
vas reused from bitter inifospcc
raHs hy ihe ringing ~ the Telephone
IT, OTIS dmaremrui shirley sumuef aas
calling h'mi
you're q wee hit surprised aren't
you 80 Cardigan she said teas.nsiy.
"Tou're wondering shy ! have ts.s
pt0nei 90 Jouf
so I haven't had time Toe sod
dcnncss ~ % has ieft me more % lrss
dumb WIZ ga you ring upr
4 wanted some advice Suppose
y0u wanted very. yrry much 20 know
what two people were talking shout.
hut found yourself Ia = posliion where
you couldn't eavcsirop What vOuld
you doT
= wouldn't eav-=.irop- he tod Der
severely. That Isn't q a.cs Ming %
%. and I fidnt think you Weuld cen
template anything that lint nice"
"But hsse every moral ethical and
financial right 10 BE- a party " that
conversation. only-seii--
with you present there solld b.
No cunvrrsafion-is that itT
Exactly Mr. Cardigan
"And % u " the utmost Importance
that you shsuli mos whst d salir
Yes
"Ani you 40 nat ilisnd 20 use your
knouiei-e OF che courrrsafiou. uien
gaiuei. for an Illegal Or unethlesl plr
posef
Il DO not on ne confirm. Ntam
aware N Wilf u being uIaanfi ] ran
prevent others from fa.lg something
Illegal nnf unefh'mf"
In that event shirley shoul' sav
you are cutie Justified Oh ssvssirop
ping
"nut hov can 30 az 7 can't hide
IN closet anf llren-
'nuy n d.riosfupf snf have q hif
den ln thr room where che coarsria
ton takes place % viii vcori even
word ~ o."
"Whcre on bug oaeT'
In san lmue.scu
"wm you telephone 70 yogr Nan
FmncIsc1 urIce anf hsre then tuY
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BE- man.et BY cutting prizes % q
pnani where 7 would have 90 sell my
luzahsr ~ loss On order 10 Eet hold
- = niiie rendy money tcll you.
~ sun has me under hts thumb. aud
~ ssly wy I can esrape L. % sllp
oui vhsn b. lsn't ioosiug"
-Has .m.m' Shiny OLD hc-zar. isn't
hei I harc say b. wouldn't hesitate
a. huy De city council 20 block you
wouk ler-
= knsg hen iie and steal dare
say I'D corrupt o. public Official"
n.lct OrIlvy rose and stretched him.
reif rive Eot my work cut oui fof
~. hayent ~ D. declared with r.
yusn -ii1wevcr If1i D. a nrht worth
VIII nnf that No least VIII make Do
Interesting Wellr
nCsH prrssed ur hurrcr on hls
Ga AMI moment later Mo.m CO..
ssr,st -rcnnii me. MaIa. 90 present
hfr oriivy. Mr Os'lgI. Miss McTav
tsh- M introduction having been
actnasieiEri ty both parties nyce
ccutnue,i "Mr OelyY Wili have fre-
gu.snf ueef % Interview No. no his %.
~. Molm. bat n O. our Joint desire
ftnf b. visits here shall rrman r.
ursfsund secret 20 everybody with he
errvvfion of ourselves. 10 that end
a. 81 hereafter cat at night. when
a. psri'on of the town ls 1s-o'u'o'y
s,-srrfsd Won have nn extra teY %
o. oG.ev Moira I wish you would
afss u 20 Nc Or'iyy~
Htoin Inclined ter tark head and
sithfrru az Duck Or'iyy GRAINED
800 uoed thc dly when sou can
ruuae uui from under and rll Dol per
usifici 10 Cu during ofce tours" he
uaruuvi o. picked up hIs hat ana
withdrew v'n ihe general ofcc Half
en- hour later Hurc io0tci out and
So him durei over the counter. en-.
Esrcd in animated conversation with
|, Maip sirraylsh Before OrIlyy left
be- BAD managed ~ lmr0'ss Mo'ra Win
s.ase of ne unm.uguicl horror Of
beiuE a Stranger in n strange town
'furc-i 10 no nrnuui hotel lchh.e1 WIN
frammor uuf other lost s1ult anl
.frva from MoIm the assurance chat
A. eam1 more distressing than to hlv,
a. 90 arUunf a boarding house NIGH
anrf nisht watching Cd women iaN
ans iatiir
mis- WIS thr opening nnrk Or.lvy
40 SPARED for Fixing MoIm VIVA
Ms brEii blue eyes. te rr.nncd hnldii
sd sa'a' Suppose. Miss MrIayi,b
90 aari n league for the dispersion o.
raean. You b. he president au1 OIL
- 49, anaucIai SECRETARY
-iioe would the iearlr opruicf
kislrs demanded cautiously
well. Il might begin Ny giving 3
alansr % afi TIE membcrs. flllouc.
~ . little motortrip into the cuunirJ
~sf saturday afternoon. BUCK sug
nrrtrd
nolras Madonna rlancc appraised
49, steadily = haven't known you
Wy long. Mr. Ogilyy.- she reminded
~
IN. I'm EASY 10 set acquainted
wHh.- h. reiorted lightly "nesldes
a-~r come well recommendedr a.
r-usirrrd for q moment Then; "tll
vut what Mis- NfsTavish Hunnnsr
~ rui n up 10 Bryce Cardigan. Y
~ safs ~ an tFhi we'll pail On M
t~rf " hs says - IN wrong. rll
- OF 80 drvwn ysclf-and falvT
a' o"n hen has NJ man goAs-
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CHAPTER xll.-cootinusd

Two Of the i've counclImeu ARE fof
aahs. two urr honest mcn-and one
o. an uncertain quantity Tho mayor
= politician I've known them on
aince boyhood. and n dared come
aai Ia Che open. think that even the
crsaks have sentiment enough for
chat thr CarlIghus stand for ln this
ruuniy 10 decline 90 hold me up"
fhon why not come out in the
ot-en and save trouble and cxpcnseT'
"A am not rsaiy 90 have lot of
aaies ciiIri on me-" Bryce replied
drTig -Nethcf am DESTROYS " hav.
tur DE- Lnulnn Guude Lumber com.
taDy start Not lu fhe redwood lum
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80 OUT or 100
NEED vs,h,r.u.l- q, Tive.

Nrtre better Or summer caiis
buHs sf Itching Kesn BE- handy
Agents wsHiri uhrro ur have none
81 w. Vaehcr iuc. Sew uflcsnS
ia.-Adr
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rfHHf HHH.rr.. .Hrff.I son faf 81
least taif aa hour
Yes uUI.rf efnsfof sHfrtum. =
terar fa sHsrHrf fisf fr fo.ts would
uitrf listen to itrIr own fsmrusira.
iiuns Than fe herr mr sHeftr
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= have sssn this srtieis scores =
tire. ana yuu brought n 20 me
sririnai-
80 y vss n uust have been ssn
inni with somshcfy.-
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-N.llls ssys shs suuidnt msrJ y.
hrsi nan IN ne vorid
swell did ven ever - srsl 1
mauy the bes, IA a q vA.f I
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Hun,lna rsoubis

-Whsi makes ym ihnk me ~.
kaiser hates tsarqf
= understand no Il snxious 10 gSt
hsrk ~ llrflin"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-10
WOMAN IS HURT
BY Street CAR

Mrs. Ida Griebel, Manning, Iowa,
was seriously hurt in Rock Island
last night when she was run down
by a street car on Thirty-hrst
street and Fifth avenue at 7:45
o'clock.
Mrs. Griebel was taken to st. An
thongs hospital where she was at
tended by DR.. Joseph De Silva. The
physician announced today that the
woman sustained badly bruised
shoulder, other serious bruises and
possibly, a fractured collar bone.
Mrs. Griebel had taken q street
car from the business district last
evening to go to the Thirty-first
street Rock Island lines station.
Arriving at her destination she
stepped off the car to find an auto
mobile standing at the rear Of the
car. Walking back she started to
cross the street between the street
car and the automobile. Another
automobile came up from the west
and she hurried her pace north
across the street to get out of the
way and ran on the tracks in front
OF a west bound street car. She
was knocked to the pavement, but
fortunately the fender of the street
car prevented her from being run
over.