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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-04-30
BY United Press.

philadelphia, Pa, April 90.-Amer-
icas premier track event-the annual
relay carnival of the University OF
Pennsylvania-open here today on
Franglin field.
More than 120 teams from Ameri-
can colleges are expected to conn
pete for national honors and strive
TO regain the laurels won by the
Cambridge oxford team in 1914 Just
before the declaration of war
Col. A. N. S. Jackson, hero of the
war, champion Olympic runner of
1919 and the anchor man of the
team which won the 'our-mile relay
in 1912 lis here aci'ng as the mana
ger of the Cambridge-Oxford team
including Rudd, Montague AMI Kill
KAN Of O1ford and latham aud Ht;l-
lard, of Cambridge.
American entries are representa-
tive of more than so universities,
colleges AN schools including Yale,
Harvard, Chicago, Michigan Cornell,
Penn, Missouri, Princeton, Syracuse,
illinois, Wisconsin, Dartmouth. Cali
fornia, Penn State, Pittsburg and
Nitre Dame.
The individual stars whose work
will attract the greatest interest are
the trio of 4-5 hundred yard men
Scholz, of Missouri, Paddock of
Minnesota. The great hurdlers,
Thompson. of Dartmouth, who made
a new worlds record this winter;
Walker Smith, the flash of Cornell;
Carl Johnson, the all-round star of
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-04-30

Of all enemies to which tires are expos
ed, Accident and Abuse are the only ones
to which McGraW Tire surrenders.
The McGraw Tire & Rubber Company
has brought it's product to such state of
perfection, in build as we'll as materials,
that mileage is not merely high; it is assur-
ed. You can depend upon it.
This is why we like to sell McGraws,
and push them.
McGraw Tires will UeGr out
But they don't giUe out.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-04-30
SUMMER SCHOOL
BEGINS MAY 81
at the
CHICKASHA
BUSINESS COLLEGE
WHAT is a. BUSINESS
EDUCATION?

1t is the key that opens the wa,
TO SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS career D'
you doupt IL! 10 you question
"helher 1t ~ wise TO get a business
euuca'ion men Try TO set posi-
lioh III tpe olllce oi any Oh the nun
ureus u uiilerent INES o. business
!" any 'i'y anu you WIN nave theSe
puo'''o''' "'Neu yo" Ve'y quicNiy'
are w" d s'enosi "pnei
c co- ~" W Ne1p ,p 'o'N9
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-04-30

purchased much property on the site
Of the famous battlefield and mean
While most of the former inhabitants
cf Ypres, unable to get their ruined
homes rebuilt have emigralted
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-04-30
Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications as they cannot reach
the diseased portion Of thu ear There is
only one way to cure catarrhal deafness.
and that is by constitutional remedy.
Catarrhal Deafness is caused by an in
famed condition of the mucous lining OF
the Eustachian Tube. When this tube i1
infamed you have a rumbing sound or inn
perfect hearing. and when it is entirely
closed, Deafness is the result Unless the
Inflammation can be reduced and this tube
restored to its normal condition, hearing
will be destroyed forever. Many cases Cf
deafness are caused by catarrh. which IS
an n1amed condition Of the mucous sur
faces Halls catarrh Medicine acts THU
the blood on the mucous surfaces "a me
system
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case Of Catarrhal Deafness that Garnet
be cured by Halls Catarrh Medicine. CIR
culars free. All Druggists. 7ac.
=. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo. =,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-04-30
Habituag Constipation Cured
In IA to u DAVIS

"LAX-FOS WITH PEPSIN" is a specially
prepared Syrup Tonic-Laxativet tc- Habitual
Constipation. 1t relieves promptly but
should be taken regularly for IA to Il days
to induce regular action. 1t Stimulates and
Regulates. Very Pleasant to Take. g 6Oc
per bottle.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-04-30
FOUND DESERTED IN VACANT
HOUSE RESTAURANT COOK IS
DEAD FROM EFFECTS or "T. B. -

husband, but she refused, Mrs. Free
man declared.
During the last few days of the
mans life, food was furnished him
by Mr. Walker of a local restaurant.
Vie Washed for Living.
NeighbOrs of the mans wife re-
ported to Mrs. Freeman that Lewis
had been practically incapacitated
for some time and that for several
months the wife earned livelihood
for the family by washing.
Before being i'll, Lewis was EN-
ployed as cook at a local restau
rant. according to information gath
cred by Mrs. Freehan.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-04-30
American League
RESULTS YESTERDAY

Western Association.
Fort Smith 7, PawhusiIa 3.
Drumright II, Springfield 4.
Enid 8, Chickasha 3.
Okmulgee II, Henryetta 5.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-04-30
GAMES TODAY
Western Assoclatlon.

Pawhuska at Fort Smith.
Springfield at Drumright.
Okmulgee at Henryetta.
Chickasha at Enid.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-04-30

Mrs. Jim Hannah returned Ito her
home in Apache yesterday afternoon
after a few days visit with Mrs. Ed
ma T. Watkins and family.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-04-30
BY MARGARET RoHE


II you would choose a smart cha
peau
These two tint hints you sure SHOULD
know.
TO be jade in green's preferred
Or in flamingo be IA bird.
New York, April 30.--Even as al
the trees are turning green with the
10y of spring so are all the smartesi
feminine heads turning green, NOT
with envy, but with jade-hued milli
merry.
The only trouble with these lovely
Jade confectlons is that they seen
due to defeat their own ends. 81
popular is the iazziness Of THEN
jadeness that the dark crime oi
commences threatens to kill theil
lustre.
Next to jade as a winning color is
flamingo that means all it's name
implies. An exquisite blend between
the favored capucine or orange of
last season and the hectic flame Of
Chinese virmillion, flamingo flaunts
it's lurid and lovely tones in hats,
scarfs, hosiery and ribbons sometime
even going the whole length Of an
evening gown or a negligee. 1t Is
really % wonderful color becomming |
especially to beauties Of brunette |
tendencies. Poor blonds indeed must |
forgo the delights of both flamingo
and jade as they are essentially at
tuned to the skins of olive and the |
locks of jet.
Closely akin TO these startling top
notes of color are the no less high
Toned effects of the newest thing
in hosiery. Positively Kaleidoscope
in colors and designs are the insteps
and ankles vi these articles Of silk
en- apparel that Sa a OiaEs fills
so generously at Christmas time and
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uniere StifitOfinOuitrit
als yEOrf Sarrel"!

Qic 10 olt qeb0rtc Nuflolc. oaI} Sic
iCGiQt administration oa@ Nou0 u0l.
lil iu sic Mdnoc dcrpiiiculuier Nbcn.
teurer uno Nu@bcutcr ans
Den Suoitootcu aeipieIt ho1c. moutit
@ilion2 uirQiujidc Ncrfunit ttrud2
}u thlm bnbcn fonntc. miro 0urd,
Sen GouQrrGbtriht ijbcr Sic anlcrlfa
ullhc StifitoiijEouitric VIC untcr-
itrIdcu.
01leu Sir @cholptunQ Ser Nom;
Uiltrotiou Nmcrjfo mili'c fjiuitIidlel
Stltitoif hcritcueu. 0amjt g int
MricQt NON Ser SaIpcterutiubr all4
Gb,lc W~obb6uaja wcroc Lief; lid
u,tt@ clnWeuNtu Stdtt INN ubtr Sic
%n3tblatu ANlGlcu an Sluctm1filtr
@tcllc io'ort 3u crrjdttn. b~tliuNtlats
Sic Administration ,jUe1 uullhrltr
lidcu yWro't ulN bti,oUN 0arali
00G Die Characterization iu ,tuty total
uudIci9HtttU y ii tenet M @latn.
ma alIltltQt luur0tu Die Gmpich
lllr8cu ser SodNcrituuoilen. Sic Elm
Glleeno p~0rtre'ilid) getigucte ElQg,
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Statiitiide WerfuiirSigfeitsn

Die 9eu0lterm8suor8ange aus
Dem Sabre 1917, Don oenen lest
2lufitellungen o%orlie9cni 5eiaen u. a.
foIgenOe merfmiir0ige 8orf0ue: II
Wiittter maren meniger ols Is Sabre
alt, is Batter crit IS Sabre, Gin
8eidieoener bcIratete in aftcr Che,
cine 8eIdlieocne IN oritter, - Sci.
r~at5Ilitigc maren lodi nift 10
Sabre ait. 65rel 9r0ute maren 10
oi8 t6 SABRE, m0brcno elm S4idhrl.
Ger Wtann cine 6ran BON 81 &obren
uuo Elm Slidbrigcr cine uon 81
Sabrcn beIratctc. 3mel 9rdnte no.
rct iiber y Sabre aIt. Die i1ns,le
GDe oalterte 6t Snbre. Beidteocn
.peroen Die mtiiten Gben nod Jim
bis 5ebn 5abrcn. Son GA all nee
men Die Sd)elOun0en IanBlom CO
.3uei Gben mur0tu aber crit mad
ltebr oils 4UI0DrI9em 9citeben &c
idieoeu. Gltbrltl mar Ser SfHi
oung@grmo Del G22 6rouen, ca
MIR bel 4S7 NiGlmcrn, @e9en t1@
,Ider &~erloiiunJ mur0en II ghen
pcleu id)ucrcr &crieBuna Der eheli
ten Nitidteu, eDrIolcr mo ulIltt!l
der &erhultuna l2i 0ltll, Uelel
5eiitc5frnufbeit - Glen QeidE.f.,
RodIte0ml ned Dem @ebcn fam i
3runo TN &ogre 1917 nif)t por.
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in Gorid)lag bradJteu wuroen einIad)
BET Seite geIdoben. Ser grdiioent
iel6it grill elm, oamit mn ia Der Si-
BEN oes Yiiaionenbuoel5 nif]t perlu.
itig gebe.
Bon Den fir Ole StidItoTfinonitria
6emiQiqten $50 Uiiaionen Qoaor3
iino bisber tt6 Diiaionen peridleu-
oert. Bis beute, au~Oertbnlb Sabre
nah ariegsifluB, hat Amerifn aber
nod nid)t eiu ein3iges @iun0 flint
lid bergeiteaten Stifitoii erbaIten,
obne Den ser Grieg ongeblif niht &c.
ronnol. mer0en fonnte!
adem Nniheine nod miro oieie
foitbare &n6mtrie bel inns uie sur
9liltbe fommen, aber - T h II
miro tic AMI Sabre binous!
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Snburrie ObRr Miit6euer6.

Gs gibt nur icbr menige Snou
lIrlen, Don oeHcn Uan ublges nod)
.ageH fam. Cine oieier lit Yin.
changing boz Dutta- IS erdlabaunen
mo Die 0eminnung Der Mild.
ioelhe oa5 tart begebrte @uttaper.
da %lIeiert.
0Ieie Observation-Disclosures lit merf-
rpuroig gemIg, D~cnigiten5 aui 0eli
erlten Bid. Gen Antrieb gum Wtit.
bcWerb lOlte itou Der bobe Yrei5
b;eten, melder I'M Yergleid) 81 Der
3eit unmIttelbar Dor Dem @eItfrie-
&c um 50 bis 100 8ro3cnt geitiegen
ii no mObI nidt 10 ibnea 5uriid-
gebt, 5lnmai Die yer. Staaten megen
lleller &abeIIcgungen mad Sapan
mo Den Ybilippillen Den Stoii ME.
Der III grober Ytenge notpenOig se-
DIaltd)en.
AnOererleIts aber perlangt Oieie
Sn0ultrle ELI geoul0ige5 @arten
20 bis 80 Sabre lang, ebe ma OIL.
fnngen FAM, eIlen Yrofit aus Den
9dlGmen ooer lbren Saft 5u 5ieben.
Die geCIgneteA 0ebiete fir oas
&adjen Der 8dume limo 5iemlit
bei6rantt, mo es 9ibt MIR cine
oerartIge &unoilade pom GROCER
Wittigteit, ualuIid) i'll Sorauaf,
Norneo, no Die 9Gume mirflid fll
tIpiert peroen. Wtit oieler alleini.
gen Nusnobme bGngt Die GeriorguEg
Canon al, % gellig eingeborele Ar,
Better ltdl bcrcit finoeu, in Die
YGidungeln" 5u geben uno Die Sau
ne fir ibre Mild an5u5apien.
Dit oieicr Screitwiuigtcit lit es
lber 10 cine Sade; nift menige Der
Gingeborenen ihciuen n%eueroinGs,
lieber aui @umni., Gofo5mlB. uno
Sapioca Glantagen tGtig gu iein,
no lie nidt in Die 9ihungeln g.;
geben bruufen. 80 mill oa3 Ange.
bot BON @uttaperta nid)t piel Itei
gen.
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Nmerifa lit feline
R1ubernation!

Scr GouqrcB bot nm leBten Iagt
uor ieiner &ertaQuuq cine 8eieBuor-
lu9c unqelGommelt, Ourd) Sic sic 3u.
riifqabc oe5 c~onfi3cirten oeutid)en
Giqentbum5 unter qetuiiienGinldrdn-
fungcn ucrfjlgt miro. "a Ser GrG-
iioeut sic IorIage nod am gleifen
Gage unter5eidmct hat. 10 bat Tie nltn-
mehr OtIeBesfraft.
Nucroind$ miro uiht allies Oeltt-
Idle GiQenthum 3lritdcritattet, ne
niQItcn2 lest nod uiht 9uS ueuP
@cieB ~authoriiirt te0i9Iif Sic 3urilf-
gabe pom confi33irten 0eItifcn Ct
aenthlm amerifuniIher @itrQer, ielbit
menn lie iuIeutidIuuo nohuen, cben-
10 uon Giqcntbum BON Trauer, Die III
Ieutihlan0 ODER onoer9no pobnen
uu0 ourh 6ciruth Qeutife q~cporoen
iin0. ShllcBIif ioueu Sic ffono5
ser Ieitihen Goui1llate uno 0e3
0ipIomatiid]cu 9ienite5 iuriiferltattet
mer0cn. Ger qep0hnIihe 0eutide
YrjpatruQnu bcfommt aber uorldltfig
nod niht3, iouOcrn miro it'd gcoul-
Sen miliieu, bis Der G0ugreB pcitere
Sdrjtte in Ser NuQeicdeuhcit thlu1
mas ucrmuthIid int &ouic 0ieie3
Niutcr9 ODER unnlitt1Ibar nod 0cnl
/. VlGr3 aeidleben miro.
IS miro Defenders betont, ooB
Nicmau0 ais Geutid1cr, Gcitcrrei-
der oOer llnqar Qclten iou. Ser Our0
oen 6rje0en3pcrtrod ohuc meitere3
oocr obcr our6 GbItimmtnq. be5n.
freic MohI Nuaeh0rlQer elmer an.
oeren Patton, 6relito0t u.in. Qemor-
ocn it, audi mcnn err irithcr elmer
fcinoIjdeu 9tutlou %onQch0rte.
Q}jt Dem ucitcn @eict lit 5pcifel.
los Elm mittiQcr Sdritt IN ser red,-
ten Hidtung aethnn. Der boifelttlih
SIT Ser HilfcrItottlnq oe3 ~geIomnrten
0eutihen GrIoutciQenthums Iiibrcn
miro. ljntcmoIeu Nmcrifa nod ME
CI!lt CHARACTERIZATION lUuf, Nou) le IDPrs
ocu miro.
Wie @err 2ofiertn in Nctp Dorf. Ser
lid nm bic N|gitotion in ser on9c-
oellteten Hihtunq bcion0cr3 pcroicnt
gemoht bat, ihrcibt modlt iih mehr
uuo mcbr sic Stinmulng Qcltcn0,
ou6 aae5 bcIhIaanobmtc oeutihc
Qrjpoteiqcnthum SEN rcdtmGbi9cn
Gideuthiimcrn 3urilfcritattct mcr0cn
ioIlc, Seine Mod)t oui Grocn iper0e
0a3 amcrifouiid)c Nolf obhoIten f0l-
men, irieoIiheu Qerioncu pollen Gr,
Inb Iijr oo3 linen iortQenommene 81.
Qentbum SIT %Ieiiten, oo@ lie uuierm
Nou0cI inter Dem Stutc mliercr
@citbe in Tr~icocn25ejtcu onpertrout
battcr.
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3nm critcu Wiul in Der @cididtc

SNHHl liihH 0NNA wv W. DN'NiHF'
uniarcr Wuhlfdmpie Fat Die ~8rone
Ser S60piuuQ" nui e'ncm Autlono!
coupent cine hcrporraacu0c Roue ge
ipiclt un0 bat oa6ci eiucn qIdn8cn0en
Griolg crrmtgcn.
g. NOR ia poraua2uichcn 0dG oir
Trmlen. nadloem tie cnoId oa@
Stimnlrcd,t crrlInQcn hahcn, belon.
Oer5 in Gem @ouoc. nm lhncn iteta
cine 10 6~epor3uqtc StcnunQ eingc-
riunt murNcu lit. MN Nlle9 0oron
icbcn miir0cn. nm in ibrcr ermeltcr-
ten Wadltiphdrc Sen Ncnci2 gu er-
brin0en. oab lie in politiid'er Reiie
itu0 @eihiflihfeit 0urd)ot5 ami
Scr N0he itchcn. Nn Wiiien On
eruic uno Ihatfrait mo 0cm y%lauoir
iaire" qcbridt c2 Ihncn lid)crlid
nid)t. PM Dem republitaniIten Son
uent in GhIcngo lit MN, tm groBtcn
Wobitubc. Ser lid i'm @anNe bietet.
ole Grobe oli 0aa Grcmpcl gen1dht
mor0cn, uuo nuf) nIlgcmcinem ltr-
thcil Ser (beilnchmcr. rpie eS i'd i'll
Den @eridtcn Qcujeatcr alter Noli-
tifer in ocn 3eitlrlQen ipiegcIt, bat
Die 6ruu tire Nufgabe 4 ldn3en0
qcI0It. "a e@. mie Manhe Q%Iaubcn, III
Ser @olltif riht ihledytcr per0en
fam, ais c$ ifon lit, 10 mare uiel.
leiht ais loQiite Tolgc sic Wtogli6s
felt jl beqriiBcn. ooB e5 better mer-
ocn muB. 2atf ale 6GGe: Ma0ame
lit nun IN Ser 8olitjf, mo Oa nm oa
an b Fibeu.
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I'm 9Onooner ySeral6", Dem Or

Sm 9onOoucr gSeralO", benz Sr'
dan Der britiifen Arbelterpdrtei,
miro beridtet, oaB Die amerlfnnlId)e
Reaiernne @rORbritannien nnbe'
id,rGnftc Mnffcn. nnO WunltlOmslle'
ferungen ami iedsiGhriaen ereOit
s%ngeiu9t babe. 9aS OiirFte Is
Sem amerifaniifen 8dbler uno
Steuer3ahler crfldrcn morum oo5
umcrifaniihe Steucr 4rogroinnl
nidt ernieorigt nerben fam, mo
porrm Die oemofratiihc Nomlni-
Itrat.on lid ougeqcn Itrdubt, 0urd) ct.
men iormeQcn 5rieoWsidluB Tire
Qricg$uo0 I'm q Of ten aus Der
Sauo Ri qebeH.
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Let our object be, our Country, our
whole Country, and nothing but our
Country. And by the blessing of God,
may that country itself become q
vast and splendid monument, not
sf oppression and terror, but of wis
Com, OF peace. and of liberty, upon
which the world may gaze with
admiration forever. -
Daniel Webster.
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Qetoen haften Ger Ac9ie
uultu 3euaUl non Sdudh,, Scl
otUldarttn oc3 &olfc3 Sallasn non
Stdrte. Gu1mld N6rnc
Hehre tUt pieI. obtr Huiman.
tarGnl INT a.lGS Au'mu1taruu3
no@ Sem (eNeI til Sonne nab Sem
HcJeu 'urdttarc5 @e0eiben.
Goethe.
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Grcimuicno cmaliid)e 4rOpnoan.

bitten, 10 perrdtb Cir Nenrn @ubing.
ton, moren m0brcno oe5 arieae5 IN
Den &ereinigten Stuotcn tbdtlg. 6
miiiien min0eiten5 0rei MjIioncn.
geweicn iejn, Irlfit Die NnQobe ober
SIT, Damn i0ut sic Sdan0e 0oiijr. iih
bon ienen 0%reitdulcuo 10 polltdn0ig
no$fiibren umo betritgen SIT Ioiien,
gang oltf Nmerifd 5lriif.
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Tar bas Sohr 1924 propbe5cit Elm

enQliIher 9totionalofonom ejue Sum
~qer$notb fiir Sic aor5c @eIt. &nfoIQe
non gtiBernten, sic er fir sic ndhIten
Sabre in Nu5ijdlt itcat. 17ilr cine
@eIt, sic 10 OieI ouf oem aerbboI;
Bat ME sic beutiqe, iollte oo$ cigent-
lid feline lleberraitlmg fem.
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8ic i'd iebt beroasltcQt, hat Sic.

mcnceou ieinem GoueQen @ointore
i'm Dtdr3 1918 BEN ~orinQcnocn Noth
sur I d ans @ori5 9eqcb2u. 0oS
ieOcn 8oq SEN 0eutid)en in sic San.
De fallen t0nne- Gus mar ser Belt.
puntt. ST. Dem Tof 9eIoQt bobcn
iol, sic Code ser Auiirten itebe
ou&0e3eiWnct ms er miiroe nid)t nit
Suocuoorff tauIhct tpolleu.
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@ie uicl Stnbl in iraenS,ucldcr

8orm hdbcn 0ie nmerifanl ihenStobI.
in0uitrieu m0hrcno oc5 @cltfricQe3
ben NIliirten iiir Neere@- 1m0 Slot
ten5pedc geliciert? Nluf 0ieic TroQc
crtbcilt @r. Butler BON Scr @riorNjU
SteeI Gompnnu %mlthcutiidc Nu9
funit. Gr Nibt ons C.unntun ami
100000 Eouncn - ioQe ms
ihreibe hun0crt Nj IIioucn
Sonncn- an uuo fjQt bul3u. er
lei ilbcr3euat. oob e& iih 0obti nm
cine %conieruntiuc Sddtrurl hnn0lc.
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Sic bicF oudp Der critic Srr uier.

5ebn Glntte? &tiu intcrnotiouaucn
5onocrobmodunaeu }pildeu ein}tI
llrn Wtddten, Worouf Gualouo hin.
qeht ms %opon pertraulid SIT per
7tehcu 1jbt. oo6 Is oo$ onllo = iapo.
nilhc @iiu0ui6 Irilber nit scr Suits
Qegen HuGIonO, heute init elmer
ioIden gclcn Hmerifo. 5u cruCt.
ern pinihc.
6crncr mir0 IS icoeu Eaa fIarcr.
oaB ut@ G~uQIonO cher 2rtca er.
fIdreu ais ciueu Collar itincr ca. :
g%}llidr0en ShtI0 be3ahIeu miro!
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Ser Mutt btitebt uid2t 0a=a
0aB llou ole Wefalr tIlGo ilbtlU2lt.
ioaoern OoB man tie lebeno i!as
Uin0er. Sean $dul.
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y6aroino lit burdjnns fem iidlcrer

Gan0i0ot", e"rfl0ren gtrid1ie0ene Com.
0oner 3eltlmQen. llnlidcr olermc-
niqiten5 fir GngIun02
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Siefe Srancr berrif,t in QonSp

itber Noopers MiBqeidit Noh 0a}l
ais groBe SeItenbejt Qufrldtig!
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Gnalano 6eiteGt auf Anerfennuna

Ser SomietrcQierung. Gin meiterer
ShIag ms 0eiIdlt iilr Granfreit.
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Selep6,n > Summer 1893.
=:

.Noro,uItern", ieoen 8isnstGg, uno
.Norbiern", ieoen 6rettng, portoS
frei, belize 8oheHbIaIter 3ulnmnten pro
Sabr pow
5{ah europa uno CANADA, aus
IhIieBlih gegen 8orausbe3apIun9'
portoirei; beioe BodeHau58aben
pro PAW
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Ter aroFe Nrica hat ms ueiicr

gemad1t~ idrej6t eiu qeIebrter 3eit-
9enoiie. Nofien mir oas bette, SEER
Nrnfeiinrl
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2aS ncne nSelbItbeltimmnngsred)t
ser &0lfcr" lit 0ic ate @ieIitQQterei.
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Ter yfrnnfe Ninnn" am &OspOrn5
ideint and Sen NQiIrten nod libel
maiden SIT uollen.
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I'm b,iten uno iiheriten 1T e, ods
%elo Der y 0 tia 10 { / Jung (gtongf
Crber), Die Der Yoitmeliter IN ben quo
ftsren Grtiddften ausItelen fam, gu
hber1enben. @beuio gut uno lifer mn
Die grpre 5 a eiiun9en. nell
DE bic Gaenten in alien @GpreBsS tGtloa
men d~usIfeQeu. Beun man Il 9elo
ser goitnrapeiiuug ODER per GrpreBah'
tpetIuna ihidt, 1T Is ni6t nothipenotg,
ben betreffenben Brief regtitrIren gu lals
fen, tpenn Die aoreiie 0eutlid1 gelfrieben
lit. 2eot man oageyen 8dargel0 III Den
Brief, 10 Iolte bieIer itet8 re9titrtrt tpers
ben Inn Iiher gu iefn, odB oerlelbe ri9s
tia uniouInt. Sir 0elhienouu8en IN
etnfadem 8riefoeriblune lbernebmen
mir feinerIei Observation-Disclosures. SIN
Haue bon aoreboerdubcrungen oer9eIls
man ia uibt, Die aIte ebeni0pobl lpte Die
neue 8oitoffice %ar3ugeben, oenn lonit
tonuen mir ben Gnmeu in ben Suheru
aar nidt finben.
Roneb Sroerg bIirfen utht, tpie ods
70 oft gei6iebt, ais oermeiutIihe Quit
TINA auridbebnlten fueroen,
fon6eru iiub in ben 8riefen beidus
tegen:
Gutttine erfolgt MIR ourd aenoerung
ees 9dtums auf Dem GoreBItreifeu.
0fnn noreHire eiufad:
,3orbtern", 90 6roHe, Wis.
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Mlaf0GT9
grideint ieOen 6rsita8.

k~xrousaeber: Sic Roroterneanoetdtton
aDoIf @auoriau. Yrdltoent.
@ei6dft5s2otdl:
RorSteru s@ebdu6e, 1913 Rnin Strabe
ga grofie. &is.
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ga GroIie. oelt %. lSllui 1920.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1920-06-04
HARRIS HART HERE.

Hon. Harris Hart, State Supcrin-
tendent of schools, delivered the adj
dress before the graduating class of
the Tazewell High School in the
chapel last Saturday night to large
audience. The speaker was introduc-
ed by Mr.. Geo. C. Peery, of Tazewell.
Mr.. Peery took occasion to laud the
valuable services of Prof. Robert w.
Bobbitt, principal of the Tazewell
High School for the past two years.
he expressed the belief that the prin-
cipal was the best and most efficient
the school has had in many years.
Mr.. Hart devoted his interesting
address to school matters entirely.
He told of the wants and needs of
Virginia educationally; the States
place in the nation as to schools, the
number of children of school age in
Virginia who should be in school, the
prospect of compulsory education be-
coming Il law in Virginia. The poorly
paid teachers came in for a large
share of sympathy also. The speaker
expressed the hope that the condi.
tions that now exist would soon be
ameliorated and that the teachers
would Mt least given the considera.
tion due them by the local authori-
ties. Mr.. Hnrts address was cordial
ly received by number of the pat
rons of the school.