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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-03
hue nadie yea el brufOsO peril de las sus

que nadie yea ell brufoso peril de las sus
pirada costa.
Rodrigo de Triana, en- La madrugada
del doce de octubre de mil cuatrocisn-
tos noventa Y dos, lanza el grito de
"iTierral que equivali6 decir iPa-
trial, v esta palabra, que oyen ALI los
mares por la primera vez, lleva a Girls
t6bai Colon cuhierta; siguelo la tri-
pulaci6n at6nisa, y Ell immortal marino,
con las lagrinsas en- la faz, cae de hino-
jos y a sus pies cuantos lie acompana-
ban, imientras el siglo XIV y el sol de
America Sc saludan en- medic de las nu-
bes y de las aguas -. Y a medida
que Ell astro luminoso asciende en- ell ho-
rizonte, va surgiendo del seno azul de
los profundos mares una isla belhsima,
"Cuanahani' llamada por Colon San
Salvador.
ALI, delante de una nueva raza, res
pirando embriagador ambiente, cerca-
do de arboles gigantescos, cual pals de
los huracanes y de los cefiros, Sc postra
de- rodillas; teniendo en- sus manos
Ell pendon y espada, da gracias Dios
miranda al cielo, y con voz que ell llanto
embargo, toma possession del territorio
en- nom.bre de los Reyes de Espafia.
( Y entonces, ell Almirante triunfador,
iel visionario Que ha realizado su ensue-
no, que ha vencido a la indiferencia, a
la calumnia, a la duda y al motin, ese
es el Crist6bal Colon que habla la ina
ginacion Y al pensamiento.
FL que habla al corazon de la ,huma-
nidad es Ell peregrino fatigado que la
maba a la puerta del convento de la Ra,.
bida; Ell oscuro postulante que veia acer-
carse la vejez sin desistir de la lucha
contra la incredulidad Ell egoismo; ell
navegante que surcaba ell Oceano des-
conocido atormentado lpor la augusta
y perseguido por la desconfanza hostil;
ell prisionero que regresaba cargado de
cadenas la naci6n que habia enri-
quecido con un mundo; ell noble carac-
ter, que, como ell penasco batido por fu
rioso oleaje, fue puesto prueba por
los extremes de La fortuna y de la ad-
versidad
La luz misteriosa con que la TERRA
sofiaba, ell Canaan prometido, Sc revelo
en- la noche del IL al IL de octubre, Y
a1n no Sc ha extinguido.
Su fulgor ha embeIlecido al continente
immense que Sc extiende al pie de sus
m.ontafas gigantescas, arrullado por ell
rumor de dos Oceanos
La luz simb6lica que ilumino el alto
espiritu del descubridor abatio las
cabezas rebeldes, esa luz que alum
braba un camino nuevo a la acci6n y
al pensamiento, un campo nuevo para
Ell trabajo y Ell derecho, esa luz brilla
siempre en- las costas de tu America.
A. RUIZ.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-03
Mai DI0 COMO HOYA
- ES
"Recordar es vivir--D Dante.
Ell Ola 8 DE AGosTo DE 1892


tire otras distinguidas personals, el con-
fesor de la Reina Isabel, gran amigo y
protector de Colon. Fray Juan Perez
Marchena, y Ell senor Duque de Medina
cell, que deseaban dar el iiltimo abra-
20 de despedida al insigne marino
Momentos despues una descarga de
arcabuceria resonaba en- Ell espacio, in
dicando que habian con:snzado a sur
car eli mar las tres carabelas, saliemdo
primero la PINTA, luego Ia NINA y,
por nltimo, Ia SANTA MARIA.
Los descubridores del Nuevo Mundo
hacian honores la salida de Espaha,
y Ell pueblo, aglomerado en- Ell muelle,
saludaba con entusiasmo y estridente
clamoreo despidiendo los aventureros.
Las tres naves Sc perdieron de vista
en- direction a las islas Canarias.
Durante su navegacion, Crist6bal Co.
lon escribe su ''Diario'', revelaci6n ad
mirable de isus padecimientos; 10 es-
cribe ante la inmensidad y Ell peligro,
va desconsolado, va enthusiastic, va re-
cordando Las Talmudistas misticas re-
fiexiones del c6lebre Gordon la err6-
nea cosmograffa del Cardenal Ally; y
We desde Ell puente del barco, mientras
todos duermen, ell disco immense de la
errante luna, Ell obscure ropaje del abs
mo y como apunta ell alba, resonando
en- La inmensidad Ell monotone sonido
de las hinchadas olas. -.
Observa nueva tinta en- Ell mar ex-
trafia rapidez en- las corrientes; nota an
tes que Pigafetta la desviaci6n de la
aguja magnetica; conoce Ell modo de
hallar las longitudes por medic de la
diferencia de la ascension recta de los
astros; estudia, sin saber Botanica, los
grupos de- plantas marinas que estable-
cen proTunda division en- los diversos
climas del Oceano; Sc fila en- ell cambio
de la temperature, no solo con relacion
la distancia del Ecuador, sino con
relaci6n la diferencia de meridianos
Descubre la existencia de corrientes
de diversa temperature tan importan-
tes, no solo la fisica. sino tambi6n a
Ia vida general del globo. Intenta CO.
it6cer con precision la profundidad es-
pantosa sobre la cual esta suspendido,
y sospecha la existencia de una circu-
laci6n oceanica parecida en- su mecanis-
mo al de la circulation de la sangre
iEstudia como ge6logo la causa de La
forma del globo, v, en- tanto, gimen las
lonas merced del viento; ell viaje pa
rece eterno; los navegantes Sc sobresal-
tan; todo es aterrador; ell mar, ell vien-
to, la calma, la soledad de las regiones
aropicales, Sc irritan, Sc amotinan, Sc
sublevan! - Y Colon, audaz astu-
to, va con el silencio, va con la palabra,
los aquieta; pero la deseada s'Cipan-
go" no aparece. Las $50 leguas de Ca
mino que calcul6 han sido devoradas
por las quillas, ell sol desciende sin
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-03

~ STHes una exclamation que SC oye
de inhnidad de mujeres porque sufren
horrihlemente de dolores de espalda,
v sc consvderan desgraciadas por Greer
que tales padecimientos son naturales de
su sexo. Este es un error muy grande
pues no existen tales dolores "propios del
sexo." FL dolor de espalda es uno de los
sintomas mas comunes del NAL de los
rinones y es uno de los primeros indicios
de debilidad renal Inmediatamente al
aparecer dicho dolor debe I'd. comenzar
a prestar ayuda los rifiones, pues de no
hacerlo asi sus padecimientos seran ma
yores de dia en- dia. La falta de filtracion
en los riflones causara que la sangre Sc
Elene de venenos tiricos pronto Sc senti-
ran en- las coyunturas, m1sculos, etc.
hquellos dolores que sc denominan gene
Ealmente "reumat;eos"
RiH0Nes han salvado miles de personas
del NAL renal. Todos los ingredientes que
entran en- sl composition son de primera
ralidad: han sido~usadas recomendadas
por mas de 81 amos. No contienen drogas
de ninguna clase que perjudiquen el
ORGANISING. ST siente I'd. dolores de
espalda dirijase inmedatamente a la
botica mas cercana y compre un frasco
de Pildords de Foster Para Los Rijl0nes.
, De venta en- todas las boticas. Solicite
nuestro folleto sobre las intermediates
renales y sc 10 enviaremos absolutamente
gratis
N3y FOSTER co.
BUFFALO, N. Y.s 4. y. a.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-03
MIRADA RETROSPECTIVE

Hoy martes, dia tres de agosto, Sc
cumplen seis amos que Alemania declare
la guerra a Francia y que Francia de-
clar6 la guerra Alemania.
Y Sc cumplen dos amos que Ell ejerci-
to de las naciones Aliadas capture todo
el frente de Aisne-vesle, entire Scissors
y Reims, coupando mas de cincuenta
aldeas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-03
So vENDEN


Dos carros DE- 4 ruedaa de Ii "a
mosa marea SfudrbokeI para eargur
hasta go quintaies
Estan complctamcnte nuesoa sin
haber sufrido drtcrioro I'll aan en il
pintura
Tiene cada uno uu trabalo - he-
rreria adic.ona' que permite haeer
mas c5modo Ia carqa. ademas an ar
n6s para pareia nucvo otro usado.
Tn motor DC iia ". =. Fnrbants
con su bomha centrifuga para llevar
agGa dos mil pics de distaneia
tambien nuevo DC seis messs De usp.
Sc toma ganado "a cambio.
Informara.
r. J. dc Sells.
Advt. Rio piedras.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-02-01

MALE AND FEMALE" LATEST
CECIL B. De MILE PICTURE
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-02-01
Dental Inspection
Schools Completed
One Thousand Pupils Undergo Den
tai Inspection Tabulating Results

Dental inspection of all the pupils
in the city schools was complated last
Thursday, five dentists working dur
ing the day to complete the Job.
The tabulating Of the results Of the
inspection, which embraces 1000 pu-
pills of the S. ID. Lee High, Barrow
and Franklin schools, is now in pro-
gress and figures will be given out as
soon as compilation is complete
Many interesting cases were discov-
cred by the dentists, one pupil was
found who had 13 cavities In his teeth
that needed attention, another child
that had nine teeth that needed pull
ing and one was found who had never
been in a dentists office even for ex-
animation of teeth.
This inspection was made by the
dentists of the city free of any charge
at the request Of the superintendent of
the schools and city and county
health officers and is expected to re-
suit in much good to the school child
rem.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-02-01
Efficiency Tests
In City Schools
Yours truly,
A. Y. GLOVER.

A series of standard educational or
intelligence tests are now being con-
Quoted in all the city schools and in
cludes every pupil from the third
grade and up through the senior
class of the S. D. Lee High School.
These tests include different subjects
Of the daily school work such as
spelling, language, reading and arith-
metic and are being made to defna-
tely measure the efficiency and ability
of school children and compare the
results with those taken in larger
cities.
The first of this series began last
Monday with test in spelling. Thurs
day it was reading and Friday the
pupils efficiency in arithmetic was
tested with language to follow next
week.
/ Almost all the schools in larger cit
les Of the company have adopted this
system and are able to judge accu-
rately from the results taken from
how the child is being developed men
tally.
Supt. Meadows is very enthusiasts
tic for this system and confidently ex-
poets the pupils of the Columbus
schools to make an excellent showing
when compared with results Of tests
made in other schools. And the pu-
pills themselves are strong for it.
There is an element of excitement in
taking a test. Pupil has test sheet
in left hand and pencil is held aloft
in right until explanation of what to
do is thoroughly made and at the
word COP down goes the pencil and
an effort is made to complete a given
task in specified time-3O second OF
one minute only given for one thing,
At the proper signal up must go the
pencil again to wait. for the next prob
lem.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-02-01

enforcement thereof
I wish to say further ! have heard
&c rumored on the streets bY those OPP
posed % me politically that ] have
said / stood for wide open town. I
wish 20 state most positively / am not
and have never been. This is my
home, have a wife and children, and
under those circumstances, no sane
man in a civilized community could
possibly be for a wide open town.
A remark made by me at my hear
ing before the Mayor and Conncilmen
the night of October 3. 1919 having
been intentionally or Internationally
misconstrued by some Of those OPP
posed to me politically to serve their
own ends, make this statement to
them, my friends need no explanation,
| am,
Yours truly,
A. Y. GLOVER.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-02-01
SAVE SIS BY HAVING YOUR
EYES TESTED FREE

The Interstate Optical Company, Of
New Orleans, La. has engaged DR.. A
Nj. Tyler, optometrist, for this visit
only. He uses no drug drops Of med
icine in testing the eyes. He uses
the latest of modern of science in test
ing the eyes.
DR.. A. M. Tyler has an information.
al reputation and comes highly recon.
mended in the optical world.
Bring your old glasses and have
them inspected free, and he will tel
you the truth about them. Free Of
charge. See large display advertise
ment on other rage.--(adv.)
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-02-01
Clardy's Delivery
Service.

All orders wanted delivered in the
forenoon must be received before $3.50
o'clock, and all orders wanted deliver
ed in the afternoon must be received
before 4 o'clock.
Our delivery car will start deliver
ing the morning orders just as soon
as all received up to $3.50 o'clock can
be filled and deliver them and no 9TH
SEES, and the afternoon orders just as
soon as all received up to a o'clock
can be filed and deliver these and no
others, except on Saturday evenings
when we will make later deliveries
for those of our customers whose Gus
tom it is to do their buying only after
getting their weeks pay.
Our only purpose is to give the
most ample service, with only the
necessary expense.
We believe our customers are
thoughtful and really disapprove of
the expensive waste in the haphazard
delivering, and will gladly cooperate
with us in this, to the lettering of
our advantages, to give the most ef-
ieicnt service more economically,
thereby making il for us the more
possible, to do what is our continuing
desire,-To give the Best Groceries
etc for the least money possible.
Ever approaching your many courti-
sizes.
]. 7. Clardy,
Family and Fancy Groceries.
Feed Stuff and County Produce
Phone $50. 1t
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-02-01

Try Dispatch Classified AID.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-02-01

This visit only--save $500 by having yo
or medicine in testing and fitting the eyes.
ence and optical instruments. We will make
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-02-01

% q slper-iuteIigcnt English butler
crichton. A mere mental IN England
Crfhtoa becomes the man Of the houl
when his masters yachting party is
wrecked on q desert island He rules
the fortunes Of the group and wins
the heart Of his masters beautiful
daughter, only to refuse her for a lit.
de serving maid.
The sumptuousness Of the English
country home, where the story opens
contrasted with the primitive tropical
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-02-01
OPEN LETTER.
0 NM Friends and FeIIow Citizens.

10 Wy FFlenus anu fVhNN Ni'iHV"N'
Greetings am asking your sup
uort for Mayor of the City Of Column
bus, Miss, and consider Il your right
and privilege to know what to expect
of me should be SO fortunate as to
be the choice of the people.
First, at all times and under all
circumstances to do what !, with my
associates, the Aldermen, think is
best for the people and the city,
Second, the reduction of taxes as
| believe the present rate of "a mills
to be entirely too high.
Third, to enforce the law at all
times and to be fair and just in the
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-02-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis r. Hopper are
moving next week to their planta-
ton near Vernon, Ala. Mr.. Hopper
has for some time been connected
with the Railway, Light & Power
Company and Mrs. Hopper has been
popular employee at H. Hmshman's
in this city and their many friends
regret to see them leave this city.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-02-01

The business meeting of the Phila-
thea class was held at the home of
Mrs. d. F. Mccullough on Main
street from three to five o'clock Wed
nesday afternoon, January %.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-02-01

Contrast has much to as with the
exquisite dramatic quality of Cecil B
De Miles latest Paramount Aircraft
picture, male and Female, which s
to be the attraction at the Princess
next Tuesday. Sir James NJ. Barrie's
famous play, "The Admirable erich.
tom" forms the basis of the story
which relates the thrilling experience
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-02-01

isle; the magnificent Lady Mary and
the humble servant, Tweeny, who fin
ally wins Crichton's heart criehton
the butler, and Crichton, the monarch
are excellently brought out by the SUI
preme art Of Cecil B. De Mile. Il
Is a lavish, realistic production
throughout and will gain new honors
for the director extraordinary.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-02-01
OUR $500 GOLD FILLED GLASSES $L9S.


purchased satisfactory
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-02-01

Mrs. J. A. Evans Of Bay st. Louis
was the guest of DR.. and Mrs. s. l..
Hollingsworth the past week.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-28
@FUsE
nrTY 10 l,OTE

|, is the duty Of every Simon
pure Democrat. Of every Drmo
crat who expects Ia vote fo. Coz
and Roosevelt in November. =,
east his vote today for his choice
Tor governor.
We do not believe hat lhr T.
suit is in doubt, either in Potter
county or in the state AZ large.
But il will hc in doubt If thcr,
is prevalent a spirit OF over.onfi
dence upon the part Of thu pcopl,
in Texas who favor good govern
ment and who adhere To the prin
eiples of the democratic party
0ver.confidcncc is the only DIM
gerous element which enters int,
this election.
Let every man and every wo
man who wants Texas Ia enjoy
Democratic government for th,
next two years and who hope
that Cox and Roosevelt will b,
elected in November. come 10 Oh,
polls and vote as early rs possible
today. in order to avoid the rusl
at the closing hour.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-28
How ~ lose lonr TAI,
Irecllrs Or Wrinkles


4 days motoring. an afternoon on
the trnnis court ~ gulf link. sun
bath IN the beach 80 exposure ~ "a
water trip often brings on Il 'cp tan
ar vivid ciims1nur more perpleNing
still. u vigorous crop 1T frecklos. \
Yer, necessary thing then IN mcrcu'
lig"d wax, which removes tan red
noss ur lrecklcs quite easily. II lit
crally urcls III the affected sl,in-iu-t
little ~ a time. ~ there's NO hurt az
Inconvenience ~ the skin comes utl
IN almost invisible ihky PARTICLES. uu
trace ut the treatment ~ shown. Get
an ounce uf mcrruliz"d wax AZ vuWr
drugvistst AMI use this nightly ~ you
would cnld cream. washing II of morn
ngs IN q week az 81 you viii have an
entirely new skin. beautifully "l"1r
transparent aud II most delicate
whitsrsss
Wrinkle. sn apt Ia form at tith sea
] aon may be- easily an dquickly rc
moved by bathing the face in a solu
/ iion II puwdcrrl SiXo'io. one ounce
dis Owed in witcn hazel. no.hall
plntt This h not only a valuabl" as
, trinE,tt. hut has a beneficial tonic 81
i-ct ulAn.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-28
LEGION PUBLICATION
BOOSTS BOND ELECTION

tn. municipal band election Ca be
held next saturday Tor the purpos" ~
d,t. mining whcthr ur nnt SsQo.0oe
win DE-. held fnr the purpnsr % construct.
ing "A municipal building and auditorium
Il being boosted through tho columns
of m, Hanson Post dispatch. r. mime.
ugrathed sheet. M, official organ ~ ih'
local organization 90 the American i.s-
eion The latest issu, appeals o. r'ui'
l.rs IN the following manner
.guys. the election comes un Sltur
las September and II you are q
IulUn,d voter. gU iu the polls ana
vote n you can't vote. SEE that yuur
ui.ndi du. aud that they vote light.
The ,ity needs library u you du
not n,licvc a. iust l0ok al the ono
h,y have. and th" good women 81
th, civ make u pussihlc. II YOU don {
lol,,e the city needs am auditorium.
lust remember tho congestion at the
i'lks home last Tuesday evening and
lust watch the Shriners crowd IN.
Watch every convention. public speak
ans. uf gathering Of any kind. and
convince yourself that We need II.
"lf We used the bonding capacity
ur the numerous things mentioned by
those opposing IL. II wuld be us'd ur
lust tn. - .ie. Aud remember the
bonds cannot D." Sold for less than par
o. bear a higher rate OF interest than
per cent. aud when that can d,
done. material and IN" cost ~ con
,iruclion viii D, considerable less than
they are now
Lets show our civic pride and
boost the public library and auditor
ium l."m-mbpr the election IL Sep
tender 4"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-28
United States of America.

United States of America.
Here are Ioriy-sight salf.g)v-
crning commonwealihS; cac3 as
mpofina aS an ordinary kingdom,
ricl autonomous concerning IFS
own affairs, bat submitting To the
general interc>, in interstate af.
iairS.
This lcagGr has existed nearly
a century and n half aud haS sur
v,ved one civil conflict, fought IA
determine whether it Nj" n'c'S
,u.y for IL to continue.
WHY does il cVistf
j. II E'cau>s il is uuirr one
flagl That Is putting thu effect
Tor the yansr. Flags do ~. D. ID
principles or governments. They
merely represent them.
Is II because the inicres OF tli'
| different parts arr identical
Can You imagine n much rr,atcl
| diversity of in,.~.,i> thar thos'
between Main and California
| North Dakota and South Carroll
Ina. Rhode Island and Texas Con
,idcrrd by themselves. they arr
or would be-. less related thal
/ England aud Germany, Franc
and Austria.
What binds this league iogrth
! p What is the common interest
| II is 81 simple. 81 eXcrcdingl,
simple. that one constantly over
looks il but this il is
| You can 20 through all the for
weight great states, one after VA
other and never know when yo'
russ boundary.
Isn't il simple But suppo>r !
we're otherwise Suppose. ever
| imc You crossed boundary, yol
were confronted with a frowninI
OrtrcSS and a man with gGa
Dr. worse still. by tax eollccto
md a tariff gathcrer.
| Would You have the same feel
ng Of amity towards the othe
'orty.srycn states which You hay
oday!
| Not for long
| II is the freedom Of intcrchang
ctwcen all. which makes thi
league what it i. which YIELDS al
whole.
| II needs no change of govern
nents. or OF flags. no assignment
If independence. no arbitrary rul
ngs by councils or assemblies.
| Al il needs is freedom.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-28
SHORT OF DOPE.

The Bailey people seem 10 hav'
run out Of campaign thunder. AZ
ter all the raking ami scrapinl
they have done through the r.
cord Of Pat VI. Neff. they seen
unable, on the eve of election. 4
get together even the Scmblanc'
Of new material" with which &
pull the wool over voters eyes
They have therefore rsurrectef
the so-called' Patterson ease. and
not satisfied with classifying tn
story in words. are Depicting
scenes in cartoons that actual,
never existed. The Imagination o
the cartOonist is herewith com
mended.
Not one single voter in Amar'.
10 or the Panhandle viii be- infln
enced by the display Of this elab
crate Justification of the facts
The matter has been thoroughly
refuted by sworn affidavits mad.
by Mrs. Waller Baker. one OF th
closest friends OF the dead man
the surgeon who attended Paitcr
son. and by a number Of othc'
prominent men and women Of Ne
Lehman County who were tho
roughly converSant with the facts
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-28
WHERE TIC. VOTE

Polls 0rcn from =. ~. a. : y. IN.
Precinct No. / All that partition 81
Amarillo bounded by the Denver raj
ruad en- the north by the santa Fe an
the east. l'olk street on the west ana
Eleventh. street un IN" south. Voting
place. cuurt houss. 7 T. Turner judge.
Precinct Ne 2 Bounded un the
north by the Denver tracks. on the east
hy i'olk street. on the south by TENN
street. ana on tlis west hy the city Tim
IT, Voting place, city hail. John 'rc'
sens. Judge.
prccinr, No. 3 Al territory north
0f the Denver tracks g. the Canadian
river. Voting PLACE, kraz'li"n l.uin'
b'r Company, $. W. Joplin. Judge.
Precinct No. 4. Bounded an the
north rs the Denver tracks. an the
west hy the Santa -. an the suih hv
/ the county line. and on the east 10y ih'
| Dimmicr ranch Voting place. Harris
store. ". u. BENTON. judge.
Precinct No &. 81 Francis district
Nutiug place. ST Francis school huus"
u " Allison. judge.
Precinct Ne. a. llill a'hnul district
Noting place. llill's school hats". ". j
llill. Judge.
Precinct M. :. An territory IN Pot
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