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DR- TANEL-Ci-1ja~o orH;p;a MESSAGE
FsYe-ss lead en- cO.oDas. r-"ntes y t1'.
s-stscss g u 5osa ,Tyor-aea FeEEa con
~, professionalism que - meN',aAo 50
- r-s-.s. 2-e-.gs -5=-CL-s = ~ ago
- a. 10 Gesea.-D:=erc. au-I.A
n san PEDRO. sUs= " Commerce ;"
So Atomic. Texas.
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COMPANIES NUECES- e-sd= go Ibras pa
n agr-Ja FAGAE0S les ne11rcs pTeros
p-ii-nse Q P 5 Ortiz. III S. La-eGo s..
So -aaso. Texas.
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Sc NECESITA.-UNa senrita me
cana que sepa cscribir en- maqrlna
con algunos conocImieNsoS de escrl-
zorro Y que liable iHgits. Debe tener
bucaas rcicrenc.as. DuIjase solo por
Is tardgs . J. S. Norcga, liz 5.
santa Rosa, San Antonio, Tex.
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ON $1,000 G~RATIFICARE 4 Ia persona que
lr propuE,.onc IuJo:u:cs d. mi hcgmaDo
.d.arlo BeEna.. Is re cuegPo regular. c.ys
,.,s. boca ,HIca. : tie-r Iac sJu.eau:HDgr
Il Co.D.Ir. SUs utlm@s noJc.as SO rcci-
g.v.oE lie Na-czirI, Arr. IOdO ln.u.mc d.
ljase = Sa.Y4lor Gcgu4I, Wasco, CaI. l5Ib
-OE $500 GRATIFICARE q IL persona que
me pgo.orcIo"e rn.o.@cs cNaetos Lc ms her
.aa.g5 Reyes Resyadlz > Flor de Ma. L.
.ii-upl aa. MezQ.!.a. y Juan Perez. DSo.
.rspc,.yancu1c. ludc iuiorme ~g..Iyasr a
uuuac.ama u. Kas-naiz. Box 10. B4liaEer,
Texas. l3ll
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PESQUISAS

CON $500 GRATIFICARE u Ia persona que
Ms p.Ugu-c!ouc IIGVrmes &C ma padre Juan
Iar:nEg, Gc QUEEN eG Agcstc &c 1917 reci-
bI su5 u,tlE!as notIcias &c Stafford, ATE. Is
p!ango. ccr..do dc barba. lie 10 amos de edad
' CrIg.u...U uc Chihuahua. Mex. ICGo in
Io-nv G~iEII-sc = Jose LIn. IarangU, Ills
Lincoln Ave. Be.:Idere. II. I2sj
JESEO sa5er cl qaEadero del S.. Iadalec:o
Ja-amllo y dc II Sra. Maria Garcia. GuIc-
lies el domingo II Dc! ac,uu!. saiIeron de
aiontcrr.y. Mexico, para San An,oTlo. Cua.-
Ilicr iuIv.me Que Sc me pruporc.Gne sec- de-
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LTSTO, 0 LISTO.

Tr-eu0z 1T maE2!f'co Fla1 ron YEN
T-CUATRO -rlnp~aS fa-sles lie gaDar die
30. No DESApEOrECHE u. "a cTc---8i-
EzG piIaaos DETALLES GRATIS. en-
-.aal9 e--au,va,1s para - confederation.
MEXICAN CARD co. Box -. S-a- A
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(MUJERES!
iMADRES! -.
iHIJASI

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las que Sc
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cline t e,
las que es-
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y decaidas /;
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irritabl e S,
que E.
cuentsmen-
te sufren
accesos de
mnlancolia.
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So COUPRAE .cta case &c cs7-neess dc
1-g Izso. d.ra ronGsriones. marc1. ~sis:sHsa
, s-.-sg. ps-ii7sc l. Ge-caGo. I'll RcsaE!o,
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-28

BERGNER STUDIO. 2O3 ". St
Tcia cLzSe de irabaios en- q Gsleria > e.
peciaIista en- retraIoS de -eun.ones. baH9ue-
.cs. etc
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COMFGAS

-0vpRo vENDO y CANBTO nae:-7s De
80 S--E---.g-. dlscos. n&eu-n5s &c g.
--1Ai- - 7s1apS. CcnpozS5 ton6grasos y
s.z-...a.,. r., r5srr. +. de les Santos. rs
n r--,,er-e :. Tc. Travis tS5a.
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.RERGNER STUDIO. Amp'3'jcarjoaes q To-
.- :a=aa-os hasta 81 material To mejg- ds
-.i-- 2O& ". Commerce =.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-28

CuSnl.o nscesire HoroS en eSpanor
dir3@se = Ignaci2 Z. Loz2Go. lis n.
S2r!a Rosa Ave. San Antonio, Tex
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s. EErESf~A CARES pa-ss saudaGzas O yar-
E-r evGivaFe=. haO.e e EOSALES: Teie!o1o
Travis l-L5.
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q. DR.. \. RIOJAS ALVAREZ. Os-eoPa1@
TIA -eazll4t2 su P~--c.'c%. H-.e
a. m. -.grs ylc.s-a. l-)i SuenAN.sE@ -
~ y MARITIME GUZStAE- EsPcciaa5:a
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IA en- general, OiJc.na. $50. w Nem2ae'
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ELEGANTES TEAJES de homb-e, para bal
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Trisfeo, --,vs 2TO--Reaccioles e.ect7on!-
cas- Dc. D.. Abrams.
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Para librps cn cspanol dirijase
listed a la Casa Editorial Lozano,
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E&,DO au;omov.. S,ude5ake- Il cua'ro c.
Glus. s.,.- Ias@.-Eos. en- nueu@, coaciclr
ia.yru.a Enrique Guard.C.4. CO. i
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VENTAS

EE&yU CASA s.s1ai. esqu.na Co,ima ::
Eric. ue e Erl@4ss su@.'9s : Lraca @oa-ro-
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TRAJES A LA MEDIA

E-EuEM0S C~CLCHONES -uevoS = los ne
sa.-s .-v-Iys amber renCvaroS. A--AS
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DR., HERACLIO GONZALEZ

A27 y. San Saba ST.. seqlina cen
Lakeyiew. Telef0no Travis 94d,
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BERGNER STUDIO. 9O8 W. Commerce s..
Retra;os de boda 4 domicilio. dc dla o de
noche. Tamb;en pOGemos tomaTios CT e.
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YENDO nagai:ico piano en- S2oo.oc. ocu-
rzsa al lado Oestc del City Hall. Niita-y
Plaza Ice. Feluqueria-
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C0NPEE SIS psta-as ) .s..ses % "A fabvica d:
los runsrgE:-;. mas b%raics y De meIor cons
u~-s-g;Gu. Fab-ca &c Battles ; Petar&S. 6IS
Dole fgsa s..
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-29
The True HOOsier

justly
years a Hoosier all that the implies.
political this campaign for the
representing Thomas
Taggar elected.
that he nearly representative Of the heart
Indiana today public life
shown a willingness
himself all he
without leaving behind him
stepping
him they
never foundhi m fatering
steadily
rather
characteristic
Indiana.
In
sufficient bring the
the of Indiana
win
actions will Influenced they
commercial and possibility
selfish interests
for Office
Indanians, severally collectively
his life dedicated
insured Nov.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-29
The Tickets COnlDared

Indiana
Republican
determining
nominated James Eli
condemned
Mulhal
indious by Thomas Tggar friend of Indiana
remained unsued throughout twenty
bitter political
McCray,
cgo operator utterly
disclosed
pronounces
wounded
the
covered"
examiner duty
him. by George De Hor young with clean record
fidelity reputable banking circles
County the story is the
Washington where he record
back Indianapolis where he had be introduced Senator
his President
powerful speaking lawyer with vision big
problems himself known the capital
William
ability Evans is the will
friend
supney b. and watched the
a
the Of Indian
underworld candidate either
anxouy awaiting public
doubled taxation
% community.
bosm that the Repub
admit their inability in Office
men filing
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-29
PUSS IN BOOTS JR.
BY David Cory.

Now as soon as the boat landed on the
beach, as l told you in the last story,
Puss helped the lovely princes to alight,
and then, just as they were starting off
for the castle, they heard a voice saying,
ooh, beautiful princess, will you not give
me the little blue flower that grows at
your feet?"
who asks me this favor?" said the
princess, looking around to see who had
spoken
And then the fish who had swum at
the bow Of the boat lifted his head out
of the water and said, Il, your beautiful
highness."
So the lovely princess stopped and
plucked the little blue flower and then
she ran down to the waters edge and
gave it to him. And as soon as he took
1t In his mouth he swan up to the shore
and then, wonderful to tell, he turned
into a handsome prince
And, goodness me, wasn't the princess
surprised Well. l just guess she was
But Puss wasn't in the least Oh, my
no. He had seen so many strange things
Ia Fairy Land that nothing surprised
him any more, except, maybe, a mouse
with two heads or cat without
whiskers.
ASh INC LhAtS bldEteu OH LOT Ins
castle and after they had gone for
short distance they came to cross road,
so Puss said goodby and went on his way,
although the lovely princess begged him
to come with her to her fathers castle.
Wen, after he had gone for maybe a
mile or more he saw a boy by q brook
playing on flute. And as Puss drew
nearer he saw the boys feet were those
OF goat. But the music was so sweet
that Puss forgot this and sat down
nearby to listen
Il am Pan, the musical shepherd boy"
said the lad, and then he commenced
again TO play, and pretty soon band
Of pretty mRidens gathered around to
dance
1--WE are the Dryads of the wood" they
said to Puss, for, OF course, they knew
he was puzzled. and that he was a
stranger
And then they began to sing:
Round and round the laurel bush
We dance and sing today,
We can't keep still by the sparkling
rill
When Pan begins to play.
For he sings Of Spring and each lovely
thing
That blossoms each year anew
So around we so in n whlrling row,
Under the sky Of blue"
And IN the next story you shall hear
what happened after this.-Copyright
1920.
ITO be oontinued.)
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-29
COnceruiuo Senator Hnrdiro

political
blinded followers
of and
OF a
consistently personal
acquaintance with candidates possible
bus recently when thousands their
nomination
little
Ohio of all the
who sought ndiana's
HIS character, antecedents
in
Of in the
concerning him than other thing
nation
sued IT, in the absence information
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-29
cHAPTER 90 fcontinued.l

Dear Donna Anne, In another moment
you'n make me think I'm not welcome"
said he, chuckling.
/ stormed to my feet and confronted
him in wild fury.
AZ tried to laugh this off-to avoid
melodrama," I cried. But you insist
on a scene. All right-let's have 1t
What are you doing In my apartments
I demand to know My husband
"Oh, yes-your husband! :" he smiled
wisely. 81 was downstairs when tho
operator called the Canteen and reported
that it didn't answer. ! had supper with
Fat tonight. Dlned not wisely but too
well. Pat told me you were working
at the Canteen. Where friend Carlotta
works. When friend husband calls a
number Of his own and then hurries out
a little while after he can't get the
Canteen l put two and two together
And came up to keep you from getting
lonesome or being afraid. Now, aren't
you ashamed of your ingratltudef"
You've been drinkiug! | cried. $50
l don't suppose you realize how disgust
ing you are-or how insulting. Now will
you gO-or shall ] call the operator 2"
eCalI the operator? That's good. She's
gone home. Want to take that rough
neck eeYator boy into your confidence
about-my calling on you? Don't be 50
silly"
Tom Masons voice steadied now and
took on a deeper tone, more alarming
than his maunderings had been. He laid
his hands On my shoulders and brought
bis face close to mine. I could feel his
hot, dry breath on my cheek as he spoke:
Don't be cruel to me, dear There's
nothing to fear Naturally as landlord
here, l have duplicate keys. II any one
came in they'd think just what You did
at hrst-that l came to see to the plumG-
ing"
Take your hands Off my-dress,"
said tenseIy, through Jaws that wanted
to CULVER
He laughed and slid his hands down
slowly from shoulders to elbows. The
intimacy Of that touch scared into my
flesh All in a minute I knew danger-
ously much about the impulse to kill
And while quivered with rage and dis
taste ut his touch. he frightened his yiso-
Ike clutch on my arms and drew me still
closer. I struggled to be free. I lifted
by hands and pounded on his chest
fought and snarled in inglorious. impo-
tent rage.
Then Tom Mason's voice burned trt-
umphsntly against my cheek.
''And where do you think Jim ISL Have
you any idea whose number the boy
called-when he found that you werer't
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-29
HOROSCOPE
The stars incline but do not compsi.'
SATURDAY. OCT. 80.


This is not fortunate day. according
to astrologers Although Neptune is IN
benefc aspect. Jupiter. Saturn and the
Sun are all adverse.
II Is a time that may be favorable for
selling. but all other transactions should
be subject to the utmost caution.
Neptune gives promise Of good luck 70
all who travel. especially II they cross
the ocean.
There is a sign read as most auspicious
for all who have oil interests. New dis.
coveries will cause commercial investiga.
lions that may benefit the people gener-
ally.
Persons whose birthdate II is shonld
avoid speculation or business risks. The
health should be watched, for there NAV
be temptation to overwork.
Children born on this day are Ikety
to be too kind and generous for their
own good. They should be trained N
systematic business acknowledgement
1929.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-29
NEXT q. A. r. ENoAaTP,rrNr,

Q. Where win the next @. A. r. en-
campment be held7 c. @.
A. At the Fifty fourth Annual En-
campment OF the Grand Army OF the Re-
public in indianapolis, Ind. II was voted
that the selection Of the city for the next
encampment be left to the national coun-
ell OF administration.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-29
COOLING SYSTEMS.

Q. What system of cooling is used in
airplane engines? Are any planes made
entirely Of metal and does the Air Mail
Service use them? E. R.
A. The Air Service says that both the
air and water cooling systems are used
on airplane engines. Planes are made en-
tirely of metal The Air Mail Service
has been using the ]. L. 6, an all-metal
monoplane
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-29
FIRST RtrRAI DELIVERY.

Q. When was rural free delivery In
stitutedf w. T. D.
A. The Po4toIice Department says
that on March 81, 1898, Congress made an
appropriation Of $4,000 for experiment
ing with rural free delivery, but the sum
was deemed inadequate and was not used
by the department. January Q. 1890, an
additional $1,000 was voted, and on Oct.
l, 1896, rural free delivery was attempted
on three Standardization, Cvilla and
Halltown, all of West Virginia.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-29
DEFINES WHITE CITY.

Q. What is n white city7 II. II.
A. This name ls generally given to 4
pleasure resort where there are merry
go-rounds. roller coasters, shooting gal
leries. etc; so-called because thu struc-
lures are usually painted white.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-29
nrrIREMENT OF BONDS.

Q. when the treasury purchases LIB
erty bonds and retires them, Is II at face
~elua ar market value? S. 40.
A The Secretary Of the Treasury is
authorized TO purchase Liberty bonds on
The open market at prevailing prices and
retire same.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-29
QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS
PUBLICITY PAMPHLET.
Q. What is a publicity pamphlet

A. This is pamphlet which, in some
States Of the United States Is mailed to
voters to inform them as to the value
of and the reasons for and against n
measure submitted to an initiative or
referendum vote.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-29
ANCHOR ICE.

Q. What is anchor Ice r. g. G.
A. This Is ice that sometimes forms on
the bottom Of still water or rivers in
shore. 1t is usually OF spongy consist
ency and mud and stones often adhere to
the lower side OF It.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-29
PRESIDENTIAL FLAG.

0. Describe the Presidents flag?
E. 2. II.
A. The Presidents nag is blue. con
tains four white stars and the Presidents
ogicIal seal.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-29
PURcHAsE OF SILVER BULLION.

@. How many ounces OF silver bullion
has the Government purchased under the
Pittman act? C. Il. T.
A. The office of the director Of the
mint SAYS that approximately 100000
ounces OF silver have been purchased I'M
der the Pittman act
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-29
mac "a AUGMENTATION.

O. should the authorization for Brook
lvn be Brkln. or Bkn.g II. +.
A The Postorice Department says
th.t there Ia no official Abbreviaton for
Brooklyn.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-29
TaEEs AND LIGHrNING.

O. What kind Of trees is most fire.
quently struck by lightning, and what
kind least frequently T. W.
A. The oak tree Is most frequently
struck and the beech tree ia most nearly
immune.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-29
TO MAKE A HOLE IN GLASS.

Q. How can a hole be made IN glassf
L. II. K.
A. Press upon the glass a cake Of wet
clay and make a hole the desired size
through the clay, laying bare the glass
at the bottom. Pour melted lead In the
hole and Il win drop through the glass,
leaving a round, smooth hole
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-29

Republican
o public
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-29
MACsWINEY's IMPRISONMENT.

Swiney imprisoned? d. Z. G.
A. The Friends of Irish Freedom say
that Lord Mayor Macswiney was SEN
fenced for a term of two years
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-29


insists Goodrich
minisraion
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-29
WHEN A GIRL MARRIES
BY Ann LisIe


coming home? Shall tell you. or will
it hurt too much to know?"
Let me go!' cried. Let me go!'
Let you g0-you little iceberg
Aren't you glad you have me-now that
Jim's getting tired?"
l felt myself go limp.-Copyright 1920
Ito BE Continued)
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-29

Davies who
County Republicans Indiana
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-29
Silk and Wool Union Suits
Special, $3.75

Regular and extra sizes
High neck. long ankle length Style also
wool and cotton, non shrinking union suits. long
sleeves, elbow sleeve low neck sleeve, ankle
length styles, In regular extra sizes.
S199 Union Suits, Special, SIPS.
Augusta heeced union suits low neck. sleeve, ankle
length winter weight suits. In regular and extra
sizes.
Boys Union Suits, UP to S1.75, at Stts
Boys winter weight ecru ribbed feeced union suits
quality Up 16
Women's $3.50 to St75 Union Suits, 9sc
Winter weight heeced. ankle length either high neck,
long Dutch neck elbow, low neck, sleeve style.
The suits today worth $3.50 s1T5.
St.9S Vests and Pants, Special, csc
Winter weight heeced. Monarch de Luxe vests and
pants for women. regular and extra sizes. These
today worth SI.9S
Boys Union Suits, Up to st.7S Value, CSC
Boys heavy winter we ght Yeager neeco-ined union
suits ages up 10 years; hrst quality.
$500 Union suits, $1.6e Each
Extra heavy, fine ribbed, heeced union suits high
neck, long sleeve, ankle style. in sizes Worth
today $500.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-29

VOTE for Davis for Decency.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-29

PERsHNG back France Lafayette,
e quit?"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-24

PUBLIC DEMANDS
SECOND SHOWING
BIG DOUBLE BILL

Owing ~ me urgent request of
Ea-iowAI movie fans who failed o
see Yesterdays Dig double hill II ne
Acme theatre, : mas been decided %
repeat ne unusual bill again touav
Mary p7ck+or1 n The Hoodluns :"
ne pic,are Of -D0o laughs. s sesn n
role ma; < bound 70 hold ne an
dlence .c'1rn starr % finish. This see
9nd picture from Mal'y's own studio
3 ~a3ui=a . De even better han her
first. DADDY Long Legs" anu that 5
Swung whoie iot-
shoe win F5re." Bill Russell's Va
EIcie- 5 4 -onaaIlC love song ~ the
PLAINS. The story Is ct intense ara
matte .;lta rasF depicting man ar1n-
iva emotions n a western Mining
country =, contains an unUsual
com blca-lun 0f thrills. aCron and
suspense A delightful BIZ Of comedy
s woven through the story some
hill ana only - cents iaTs YOU see 7
all Your iast hance 0be. that
.rpuIsa-AGv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-24

Captain Campbell anu hs, a-.oe a1es 81
ne British nysterv ,ilIp Dunrzveu PAID
as rTuch attention % me as;aai- Iheir
snrps a. in tnetr p-rSona. appearance The
ship, wash dld not expose me 'tauueas
.s4at are affected by 1svsl men. hut the
duRgarees Ihst are popular with nsrchaHt
sailors Sometimes . ,ide ai nee, would
be hung ON n plarr view TINS nor only
lert N me uc,,nu nat he snip was an
innocent tramp. nut served a. tempt
lnE haIr 70 tiIr nuI TOO well red crew u1 Lhr
submarine Psr-lCaiar4v tempting cargoes
were occasionally PM deck. One nj
the snip carried several f.spseT -r-.aChs
freight cars oi Inc small European type.
covered with LEGENDS which Indicated thar
thrv were isadrd with ammunition and
bound Tor M-suputain,a- i IS easy 70 I'M
aEgnr now rRrr-ir thr r III wouiu wish TO
sInk thar cargo.-AaIaIrai simS N the
Worlds Work.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-24
NATIONAL HOME

Officer of me dar. Capt Stephen I.
Watson.
Anthony 2 Tufts mas oeen granted
through to WISH relatives u North
Hampton.
Senator David Walsh ana SISTER
of dassa rt1us+---s- also Mss Doherty
and r r. r Rearion 0f Ga~dlner.
wa-a Visitors Monday az rhe Brancn
ana called on Col. " T. Hurley.
RaInn H Foster IT wa,er~7lie la-A
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adrnlssIoT..
William -fffarv ramp N5. = I 5.
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mans Of the Iaje M5ChGeI : Foley p
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Edward Z. Sullivan Of Clinton. .ace
CO X la- [ : INF. mas oeen ad-
ra1--ed 10 ne Home
WIif,,ed Langley. .a-e [. 5 Mar. Ne
Corps. ana James =. Bentley are 90
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The 1une-al Of ne iR-e calvin 2
Sherman VIII ne held rom me Home
cha PEI Al -p 4 NJ Tuesday Rev. r.
I. FhaIen officiating
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