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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-21
About TOUn and
In Hotel LObbies

"Woman's lot in India Ia indeed
an unfortunate one" Dr. Jtr,v
Crozier, who served as medical mia
sionary in India for l6 years. rem.
resentinR the woman's board Of mis-.
sims of the Disciples of Chriai ana
now visiting in the city, dec red
sunday. "A woman has no right. oi
her own, IL Is a caste custom 10,
every girl 20 marry before she ia
10 years OF age. She Is thought 10
have no way OF salvation aside fron
her husband. When single, she muf
obey her father and when weq4tb
her husband. II her husband Iies
she must marry the oldest male
member OF the family Eight be-,
cent Of the population are wlduws
thousands OF whom are under
years Of age In some castCa gIr
widows Caa not rcmarry again and
must be widows for life This system
Of compulsory marriage before the
girl II 10 IL responsible in great
part for immoral conditions and
the physical weakness OF the race
Though Christianity is gradually
permeating the land and the mora
enlightened realize the sin OF child
marriage. It IL difficult 20 break
away from custom For instance.
my language teacher when I first
went to India was goldsmith who
lost his wife. He did not wish 90 re.
marry. but remarriage was a law of
his caste, so he had to marry a girl
under 13 and younger than his own
daughter. The ono hope OF chang,
ing conditions in India Is through.
the gospel" Y
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-21
Rennies' Notebook

woak up all of a suddin last mite
on account OF moskeeter huzzing
erround my he'd and landing on dif-
frcnt parts of me sutch as my nose
and my eyebrow, wich every time l
tried to hit 1t | hit the place on my
face the moskeeter had Just got off
OF, proberly being more plezzure for
the moskeeter than wat II was for
me, thinking, Jimminy crickits. G.
wiza, wat funs this?
And / went down stairs in my pid-
tanners and woak up pop, saying,
Pop l cant sleep, there's a moskeeter
up there and the more l try to sleep
the more it wont let me.
and do you consider that sufficient
excuse for coming down heer AMI dis
terbing my rest? sed pop, and l sed,
Well q, gosh, pop, how can l sleep
with a big moskeeter keeping on
getting on my nose and getting off
agen?
Wat do you wunt me 10 do, go up
and speek ruffly to It? sed pop, and
l sed, No, sir, | jest thawt Id come
down and tell you. Wich jest then
l herd sumthing buzzing erround
my err, saying, q. pop heer it is now
1t must Of followed me down stairs.
Well you follow your nose back
up stairs, ia like to'get little sleep
tonite If you don't mind, sed pop.
Wich | quick ran up to my room
agen and shut the door to keep the
moskeeter out in case IL was the
Atme moskeeter. wich 1t proberly
was because this mornig at brekfist
! looked at pops face and there was
q feaTso bumD rite on his eve me
saying q WIZ, pop, holey srnoaks,
was that that mosteeter?
didn't ask IT, eat your egg, sed
pop, and | sed, Wen @, gosh pop, do
you think 1t was?
shut up, sed pop.
Wich | did,
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CHAPTR CXXVIII.
A Childish confildnntc.


But IL / talked TO no one else OF
Robert, | often talked TO Donald. I
had taken, or rather had tried to
take Bob's place as a story-teller.
But often he but dispense with the
other stories while told of Bob.
Donald never tired of listening, or
OF asking questions anent his daddy
When will he come back to us
muver2" ne asked frequently. My
ancwer was always the same:
"Nhcn his business will let him,
darling. He wants 10 see hts little
son as much as you want to see
him"
And TO see you too, never, and
Geordie?"
Yes and Georgie."
And muver ?' he would often in
s.st until / hal satisfied him by re-
peating:
And mower" when we would go
on talking, satisfied that ! had not
been left out.
found after the first sharp ache
had turned into a dull ever present
pain thai my year had not been was-
ted even though I had fiilCd in hold
ing Rob NV reading and studying
row gave me more pleasure thar
anything save only my boys Our
little club stin kept going our French
lessons an were doing some really
advanced reading | had formed the
hihu OF reading the books Bob liked,
histories OF art, travel and science, as
we'll as the new worth while novels,
and the standard magazines.
II was astonishing even when one
is unhappy how much real plea
sue one can get from books. They
often brought forgetfulness too
when my nerves were at the break
ing point So | say my year was not
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The Horoscope

Tuesday, Sept Fl, 1920,

Copyright, 1920, by The Mcclure NcwEapq syudaAssl
This should be a fairly fortunate
day, according 20 astrolOgy, Saturn
is In beuefic aspect while Uranus
changes from friendly to sinister
sway.
There is better promise for
mines and mining under this direc-
ton OF the stars. Larger output
seems to be indicated.
The sudden dictation Of a man
who represents a great organization
or even a foreign country seems to
be forecast.
Positive opinions will distinguish
ono public man in contrast 10 an.
other at this time and on thef
differences hangs a decision Of stA
premc moment, the seers declare,
During this planetary government
older men and women should great
ly benefit, since the self confidence
of the young is diminished, their
egotism being reduced to mini
mum. Schools and colleges Will gain
greatly from this rule.
The aspect of Uranus is menacing
| for it signifies that the mind is
| ration. Public opinion Is likely to
be as changeable as a weather vone
Women are warned TO be steadiast
| to principle under this direction OF
| the planets, for they may be tempted
| to follow old customs in politics as
we'll as new modes in millinery.
The planet supposed to rule the
sub-conscious mind is still powerful
| in sway, but there will be a change
| in it's effects, astrologers foretell.
| Whereas there has been focus Of
intoaest or curiosity on the subject
OF spiritism, Investigations will now
reveal the relation of human minds
| to one another and to the ruling
mind OF the universe.
As the autumn advances there
| will be increase in crime, 1t is fore
told, and the public mind will be
aroused TO the need OF scientific
treatment for criminals.
Children again come much under
the influence OF sinister stars and
they should be especially safeguard
ed. More than two years ago in
crease of KIDNAPPING was foretold and
now the stars give warning OF Ill
treatment and even murder.
The prevalence OF crimes against
the young is held by occulists 70
precede a general awakening to the
value Of children to a nation and a
nations responsibility to children
Persons whose birthdate It is have
the forecast OF quiet and successful
year in which they should be ospe-
a!ally careful about papers and writ
| ings.
Children born on this day may z
exceedingly quick and perseveriN'
but they may have too much imagi-
nation and should be trdinnd 10
eNactness in thought and word.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-21
Daily biblical Quotation
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 2

For a small moment have | forsaken thee,
but with great mercics will 1 gathor thee
lisa. G4:7.
Good when ne gives, Runrcmely good.
Nor lcan when ne denies;
Fen croaoB from his sovereign hand
Arc blessing In disgiise
lie will not aiwnys ohidc neither will he keep
his anger for ever. Paa. 1899.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-21

The minister VI Sweden is perfectly conf
dent tho league is going to work beautifully
IN giving Sweden what il wants
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-21

The young lady across the way
says automobile speeding within the
city limits must be stopped and a',,-
one who shows the slightest symp-
tom OF racial movement should be
promptly arrested
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-21

The league pennAut Tulsa captured was
not affiliated In any manner with tho lea cue
Won are thinking about Mako note OF tnat.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-21

Complicated calculation Of me
flow OF iuids, steam or gases
through pipes have been made easy
by the invention Of a simple sH'u
rtilp
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-21

Almost any 'GprulEurr' who heard Mr.. Hard
iuE'H speech uu constitution day ought To- pass
an examination before any naturalization court
lu this country.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-21

women not Co write pOApcripts ON the bottom OF
their ballots under penalty of having their
votes thrown Out
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-21

n Attorney General Palmer IL a. successful
in hs pursuit uf tho New York bomb throwcrs
aa Do was when ho went after the profitoorH ne
Will have os,r5 ding blasted one of them IN JAN
before night
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-21

Tho treasury department is sending out CIR
cular letters asking subscriptions Tor It's treasury
certificate issuos in which the following Two
quotations lead
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-06
DOCTORS FIND
REMEDY FOR
COLDS AND FLU
Calotabs, the New Nausealess
Calomel Tablets, Cut Short
Colds and May Prevent Flu
By Keeping Liver Active.

Physicians have learned from e2-
perience, during the epidemic Of lnnu-
enza, that one OF the most important
factors In the prevention Of flu and
pneumonia Is 70 keep the liver active
so that the digestive organs may be In
perfect working order and the system
thereby enabled TO throw on colds,
check sore Threats, and resist serious
complications, For tais purpose they
have found that the now, nauscalous
calomol tablets called Cnlotans. are
FAR more elective oven than the old
style calomcl, which was formerly tho
universal favorite. as Calotabs do not
weaken tho patient, nor Interfere with
the appetite and digestion.
Al the frat sign Of a cold or sore
throat. doctors recommend one calo-
tab al bed time with "A swallow VI
watcr,-that's all No salts, no nau-
yea, nor the slightest intorfcrenrs
with your diet. pleasure. or work.
Next morning you wake up feeling
hne. your liver a. active and your APP
petite Is keen for "a good breakfast.
For your protection Calotahs are
sold only in original stalled packages.
price thirty-nvo cents. All druggists
recommend aud guarantee Calotabs
Your money hack II you are not de-
lighted with. them.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-06
Cowboy Singers
In Friday the 18th

One of tho big features ut Iu"
Scott's Friday the i3th' which viii
10 presented a' tho crystal thcuter uu
the ninth and tenth will bee tho cow
boy singers and step lively boys who
make mp tie male chorus of the show
The boys work in all The numbers
with tho riris dressed up t- Indians
o-OWEuucheTs and mCrry- makers on
the Great White Way. Tho following
Is the list Of young men who have
boon chosen Tor q rs work H. Lille
back. Harry Kelly. : Guinthmam.
Tom Groves 4. Bum. r. o.. Marion,
Hush Graham g. tonucll b. CLAY
ton. j. Lamb, " Goodrich. a. hHu-
Fon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-06
Pay-aS-You-Go Policy For
Highways Is Advocated By
The Taxpayers Association

provcment M . durable typo. ANY
other plan would Doe -eNtravaEant
waste
with these words the state high
way department of Pennsylvania last
month refused the application ~ one
Of the counties 90 that state Tor per-
mission to issue bonds for constructing
cindcr roads. There can he no qucs-
tinn ahouI tho wisdom OF that ac-
ciHicu FOR this and every similar ca-e.
Such n practice would surely bring e
disa7trous day ~ reckoning as would
living acyond ono income and issu-
Ing notes Tor the deficit.
"in the Building aud Engineering
NcWH of September ~ and 2ith, 1918.
attention is called 10 the fact that
somc roads costing St2.0n0 per mile
to build require $1,000. or ton pcr
cent of construction cost annually for
maintenance m ten years. the tnN-
payers will have paid for mainter-
anco an amount equivalent Co the en-
tire fnHf cost suppuslng bonds had
been issued Cor thirty year, 20 hutld
his road. In Thai period three timc-
Lie cost OF original construction
would be- paid out Tor maintenance.
Tn connection with these suggc--
unns the following atty clipped from
the san Bcrnnrdinu Index is upruuo-
and should bee Kept boz mind los th"
taxpayer.
Horde Hf autos now remind ua
We should build our toads 10 stay;
When departing leaves behind uE
Kind that rains don't wash away
when our tIliren pay tho mortgage
Fathers made, To- haul their loads,
hu not Oct them raise fhc question.
'Heges he bonds. but where's tn.
roads
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-06

SPECIAL 70 ffu HErAtu
SANTA FE. Fob C. Roads should
be built 10 support the traffic Of the
sommuniy q, an expense which the
traffic justines. cousidering the ma
tcrial cost. the wealth ~ the com
muniiy and the traffic rcquiroments
sayu tho T%aSpnyers association Of Ncw
Mexico.
The bulletin furtie~ SAYS,
az this principle meots with gen
crnl acceptance. herc stin rcmaur-
tho question as TO methods 81 raising
the necessary rcyrnucs to meet con
structiou and Enforcement Gusts.
THE state ~ Now York may suhsti
tute he 'pay-uH-yOu-Fo' plan TO dcfrpy
the cost of highway construction y
other permanent improvements for
the present system Of providing for
expenditure 81 that character
through Ions term pOuds.
Every timr Wc float % 500. GOO
0oo bond issue Il mcans the cNpendi-
ture Of 100000. UOn before umortizu-
ton. zaid Speskar Thaddeus q sweet
az u recent conference ON highway
construction and Improvement. The
majority 20 the conference seemed Go
favor l short term serial bono issue
"a compromise RctNrou q strictly
'pay-aF you-gO' proposition and the 30
or so year bond issue.
Long time boudn mould not AMI
must not be used TO build sIort time
roads. We cannot consent Co amy
Improvement paid Tor witt borrowed
money money borrowed Tor q long
period of iime-thnt is not un inn
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-06
Hi US Hear Talk
By Ell Paso Man

lilly Eve where was the sub
Irct OF Tine interesting tail made hc-
fore fac members ol the local INV at
"a luncheon held at the y NJ g.. a.
todat. The speaker was H. g. De
mund OF III pusn. who D. in tho city
for conferences with various leaders
OF Tho boys work uf the association.
Nr Demand told thc local CLUB ~
the work which other branches OF
the national Hey are doing boo other
citcs ana urged tine hny To- take up
some %. tdc national program NJ ac-
tivitlcs.
The boys program for the year
WIS discussed 40 u meeting yesterday
Of Mr.. Demand with the boys com
mittco elected from ihe y NJ. G a.
The members uf thc committee are
G. s. Barber. George p. Mitchell -.
y. Marion. w. Luckcns. -. H. Boyd
and John Milne
a meeting of the huyF cabinet wJa
hold with Mr.. Demand this afternoon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-06

Elder Ouidiah Bliss
Walks an gloom and tears
Though he's lived In righteousness
Lol these many years.
Though his starry crown h won
And Celestial grace
Waits FOR him when life is done.
sorrow clogs his pace.
On his knees he prays each night
For a world ~dcpraVed.
onlY Ne has seen the light
No - ci-c u saved.
This Happened IN Memphis. Tcm.
sam johnson. coiorel. was be-
fore Squire McNumara ON a wife,
beating charge Also Sans hand
was I'M a handage.
IBID you strike her. SAM"
asked the squire.
ledge. yassah." admitted Sam.
what was the provocatlon ?"
"icdgt. Abs a concrete wicker
and cant wuck when de weather
am freezih'. 40 Al alius sets de
'iectric smoothin' iron on De Ia
blc BY NAH bed When All
wakes Al feels oh dat iron like
de weatherman lookin' at his
chubcs. and All kin tell u It's o
cold tub wuck."
wei. what did that have 10
do with this row this morning.
asked the squire.
'Somebuddy done turned de
'%iertric current on dat iron befo
An felt it,
Dismiss the case" decided the
squire.
PATIENTS In Tho insane usy-
ium, Honolulu, have struck for
higher wnHcs They work sew
ing clothing ana asylum linen.
Maybe they aren't as crazy az
others thought they wer
THE REV. "A :. FRITsCH of
Cleveland, o., has decided the
ideal young man must possess
l7a yirtues."
WHEN DANNY DUFF went to
sunday school last SUNDAY teach
or "a all set for a nice long
talk on Ruth. about her being
the great grandmother OF David
and all that But first she
thought shed test the class.
Can any Of YOU iittle boys tell
ms who Ruth wns2" she asked.
n can" piped az Danny. "He
WIS q Red SpN but now he's goin'
play for the Yankees. aud he
knocked more home runs Inst"
Then the teacher gave 'cm "a
splendid talk on David. feeling
sure that nobody OF that name
had broken into tha big leagues.
90
TTHROTGH WEARING cob
wobby stockings wOmen'a limbs
become Injured against cold AS
aerts uf. Durand. the celebrated
womnn's specialist Of I'sris by
which II ~ 60 he scen how nee
essary u IL to wear furs about
the neck In summer after having
worn lownccks an winter.
90
THE DAY SOMEBODY paid
$4,000 FOR "a stock exchange
seat New York cops pinched 81
men and boys for gambling with
the aid Of IVORY cubes.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-06
AMAZING BANK STATISTICS.

THE OFFICIAL eturn of the National tanNs A. OF November II. 1919
= 49,. ~...u.a 49,. -u.. 800. o. h.,,t,. ,owr4 ,.,.
~"r
Ine Ssnoa.' nnnhs % me pnHea states nsa on ms uMs nAme', ~
4pufcea % t4t44ftq1eee. fhiEw vas IN increase sine Hfptewber ~. 1919
or ASIA s7GO0o. Inc greatest ever prevhouay reported: and a increase for
..a ,,a a. n..a a. t,-
- ohpar' WIN ne fHWA o. Ak"ai Z" 1913" "e """o N W.
'e9vpe''e. or is PEI cent m nhout ak Years
Fl ~ growing confidence In National banks Is ahoe evidenced by the unpre-I
cedented increase lin the number Of National bank depostors which on No
..,,t.r - 200 .,ooa ~ az a., - an tn,mwo su. u,e AZ 81 sgo IA
$50 - 80" 80. ="
hepo"N m ~emn ~ wv were sos an h''eN' Vf
Ntptennne Il ltls OF AFeH-tl'Vos amd M mefeHe TOT the year OF Nmt
November T. 1913. OF s24fess000o The Increase In deposits a about a
htuicrd dollar. more mar Al. increase In loans for n. Yea.
-. - s...an,s oner.s,. az .sd,r,nr,., On No,.r,her ~ tee
amounted 10 All $40 efa zoe O. Increase sncc September II. 1915. II sT4-l
5o ma - =, 80. A. -. d, 49, -, =, A. osa.a
f''vp'f ao an heFeA oN~ oNem l. Rs' OF eaSVA"
~ proportion Of loans % discounts teNduHNe 81 rcdaoounts) to
denonte OF Noyenhor ~ fafe ws "a Is nor ert as ounpare with 81 Is
~ eent gen,enh, 80 tah ana Ia ~ 49,, - on N,y.,,bcr 4 ais
~ ~, s " r r - u.-.M.
"" -" ~ ~"
awful reserve and TENS N process j. objection OF November 10 l''
over sep,.re,., n te,e y, ..t 10 ooo ,d an r,re,.. o~ No,.nt.rr
az la ssxs az ooe
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-06

Something was wrong down ON the
road. First. Tiilio Toad whu was go-
Ing 20 visit her cousin. gave am awful
croak aud disappeared into the BUSH
a. as fast as she could hop.
Neat Chucky Chicken. on his way
to the SOU milk trough by the pig
stv. gave a. squoal and came running
back ~ his mother.
Then Bill Blackbird. looking for
crickots, suddenly went "Chk! Chki'
boa hiF rusficst voice. and CAV such "a
jerk tU hla tail be nearly turned ID
somcrsault before hc could gather up
his wits enough 10 fy away
Yes. something was wrongl
Nancy and Sick as usual were out
looking for Jocko. their lost monkey.
you know. And they were down in
the berry patch with their green
shoes on. when Tiilic and 'hucky
and 1911 got SCARED.
What's wrong2' they called, but
everyone was 100 busy 10 answer
Walt and sect said the magic
mushroom in Nancys pocket
sally sparrow oamo ulouE then and
new up on thc crooked fence My,
I've lust had "a fright" she Uutfrrcd.
sam snake Is down by tho mud hole.
lying therc right ih the road as bold
us can bee, I'm goinF to get bon, the
bis dog And away she neW.
Sme enough. Co.. 10 few minutes
along trnitcd Don and after him
hopped Tiliie, Chuck. HHl and sally.
They went right up 60 where sam
las.
hon stepped un ihe snakes tail with
"a heavy foot aud harkcd. but Sam
never moved Then Don noacd along
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-06
HEGLECTING THAT
COLD OR COUGH2.
Why, whoE Dr.. Kings New
Discovery SO promptly
checks il

IT'S natural you don't want 10 be
careless and let that old cold or
cough drag on or that new at
tack develop seriously. Not when
you car get such a proved success
ful remedy a. DR.. Kings New Dis
eovery.
Cold. cough, grippe, Group does
not resist this standard relieyer
very long. It's quality Is as high
today as II always has been-nnd
It's been growing steadily Ia popu-
larlty for more than dfty yeara.
0Oc. and g. 20 q bottle AZ all drug
giBta. Give It a trial.
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ethrfE9YseSsriiE 81 SconroRArloS
SIERRA coSs9bBklEP rrrHoLruM

No stosthnidcrs Liability
We the undsrsigned In order 90 iorm .
stated under sed psrsaani 70 Inc prosisioas
~ an set ~ the Legislative assembly. ~ thH
Territory taow s'aiel q New Asaiso, .n
government o. corporations for Mining Mas.
afastnrinE Industrial and other pursuit.
sisD aud .uppiemsntsl thereto. do hereby
ccrufY - tnloasi
The corporate nams T. SIERRA cox.
SOLIDARITY PETROLEUM COMPANY.
tNo stoeAholde" Liaeihtyl
The Registered umce Of the corporation b.
located IN The mw 81 buildinE Ahuquer-
que New Mezieo and Ar W G Reid q
s srss ,Rsfsof nhi sp5n whom Process
aeaiss, Inc corporation may be served
The objects for waish the eorporstion u
10 develop prospee! iot produce aud FL
Kinds ~ manufacturing and trading business,
irantpnriins goods aud merchandise in any
manner 20 sell lraHe aud Improve lands %
is' to enter Ihio and larry oui contracts
" every Kind in all parts q the United
s,aies aud 70 bold Pufeha.c m%orisass and
,ide q TIC State Of New Mesics.
The corporation l. authorized 10 issue cap.
tai stoet 10 the cSisni ~ tioo,00O.0o 81
sidei into shares of The par value of Ten
Dpllgn each.
The names and post one addrrsscs ~ tho
incnrpornturs. and The number of shares ~
rapitni stock subscribed for hy each, the Ok
s.srste n which shall be- the amount with
which The corporation viii commence bust
ness. aud which said persons ahell be the d.
rectors Of, ihis corporation arc a. iollovs
Que. u -. 100 shares ~. 100000
Mabel Reid Alhuauer 100 .,.,.. Al ooo oo
y e. ldrni Albaqurr-
qus. y n ..... too skHros ~. o00t1
Total aoo shares sa.ooooo
The time for uhirh this corporation shall
eHit shall be eiy yesrs
10 witness Whereof We have horeuuiu
set our hands and seals this gard daf Of
" G. REIp
MABEL REID
D. & inEN
state ~ Ngv M.siso
tuuntv Of urrnaittc-sa
ON thi. 2lrd dav ~ January. 1890 hefare
me personally. appeared W & heid Nahel
persons desrrihed IN aud vha cNscutrd 10"
foregoing and Acknowledged that
they executed the SANE a. thcir fro act and
In wruer, whsrsof ] have Mercantile pct
iy hand and amNFd my uhcial seal the DAY
9sa, 1"'f a"' above Tr,lienM prLLoy
Aotny Table befngl ne Counts.
state 81 Nru Mexico.
Ny eommi's'oP yESbs5e nnr'oe'r - 1881
No t11t1 Coz. Reed Vol . psse G9s
sbLibAfED PfTk6LfjM C6MffNY 80
Piled 10 omee Of Sia,e Corporation Com.
mission Of New Mctieo January 20 1890.
MORRISON CLERK
feh. so.
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his hack aud showed his big teeth,
but sam sam never moved.
An OF u auidcu someone laughed
land everybody turned around There
.iu The ditch lay the real sam snake
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