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Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-20
BIG EXPLOSION IN sARRE
 REGION IN GERMANY

London. July 1s.A big explosion ba. occurred i the Sarre region of Germany caused by atrial bombs. according to a wireless despatch from Berlin. The in- hibitants of the vicinity are reported to be fleeing as the explosion of gas shells is anticiI,=ted.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-20
NOMINEE cox TO VISIT
 
 CONN. DURING CAMPAIGN

Hartford, July 19-Defnite assurance that he will visit Connecticut during the campaign has been given by Governor Cox, dmeocratic nominee for president, to the Connecticut delegation, according to a statement made by member of the delegation who returned home Sunday. It was originally planned to have a rat ification dinner at which both Governor Cox and Franklin T. Roosevelt, nomiree for vice president were to be present, but it is stated that Governor Cox wll be prevented from attending the dinner by a previous eng1ga nent
Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-20
SWISS WARNED NOT TO
 BUY GERMAN AIRSH HIPS

Geneva, July 19.-The Swiss news papers today warn Swiss firms against buying German afrships or airplanes at low prices owing to the present exchange rates. It is stated by the newspapers tha@ thees aircraft are the property of the allies according to the treaty of Versailles and that buyers and sellers are liable to fine aggregating 100000 marks and also fioyf
Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-20
HARDING IS ID PRESS THE
 LEAGUE OF NATIONS ISSUE

Republican Presidential Nominee Has Determined to Make Aggressive Fight Against the Wilson Foreign Policy
 Intmates that He Might Make Some Constructive Sug- gestions the League Question in His Speech of Ac- ceptance Quotes Colonel House in Opposition to League as Insisted Upon by Democrats
Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-20
DENIAL THAT LoRRIEs
 WERE BOMBED IN CORK

Dublin. July 1s.-oficial denial was made tonight of report from Cork that two motor lorries loaded with soldiers had been bombed in the streets of Cork and that a number of soldiers had been injured.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-20
ANOTHER EARTHQUAKE
 SHOCK IN LOS ANGELES

Los Angeles, Cal, July 1s.-A sharn earthquake shock was felt here at s4S o'clock tonight
 No damage was reported from any quarter of teh city. Evidences of panie were also absent
Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-20
SPLIT IN TURKISH CAblNET
 OVER TIE PEACE TREATY

Ministers of Public Works and Education Have Resigned
 Prospect That the Entire Cabinet Will Resign vi Army Advancing the Armenians, the Armenian Government Having Refused to Obey an Ultimattn1-
 BoIshev Are Operate Jointly With the Turkish Ma
 tionalst Forces.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-20

The Commercial Cable Co. announces that communications with Banaos has been restored.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-20

Reports are. reaching Copenhagen from all points in Russia that General Wrangel, anti -bolshevist. leader in southern Russia, had destroyed IS reg iments of bolsheviki troops and captur- ed 20,000 prisoners. One hundred thousand Cossacks broke through the soviet front to join Wrangel.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-20
Nitrogen production in Germany now

Nitrogen production in Germany now amounts to S10,0e0 tons a year, com pared with 210,000 tons used before the war. Strong efforts are being made by nitrogen producers to compel larger coal deliveries to their works on the theory that such supplies will mean more bread for the nation
Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-20

The. Finland of the Red Star Line, ar- rived at New York with 619 passneg- CTS, most of them immigrants.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-20
DEM. NATIONAL COMMITTEE
 MEETS IN COLUMBUS TO-DAY

Columbus, O., July 1s.-Democratic
Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-20

A large consignment of Iiquor found on board steamer bound for New Or leans was seized by customs authori- tles at Kingston, Jamaica.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-20

Streets of Trieste are very quiet as a result of police patrols at every in tersectlon, following rioting when nobs or Jugo- -Slavs and Italians iclashed.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-20

Luis lzquierdo, member of the Chile. an Parliament, has been named Minist CT to Argentina. it as announced at
Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-20

A midsummer drive for employment Tor ex-service men is being made un- ger the auspices of the Knights of Columbus Employment Bureau.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-20

/ Difficulties between Italy and Serbia will be laid before the Allied Supreme Council for settlement, it was announc- ed.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-20

"Uncle Joe Cannon, of DanviIIe, H., has filed application as a candidate for reelection to the House of Represent atives
Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-20

Officials of the National Woman party announced in Washington that summer headquarters may be estab- tablished in Ohio.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-20

transportation continues to be the dominant factor limiting production of coal according to the weekly report of geological survery.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-20

The Cunard liner Aquitania sailed from Liverpool for New York on her ilrst passenger trip since the war. She nas been converted into an oil burner
Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-20

The second of two zepprIin cruisers which, it is reported will be sent to America, left Fredericshaven on Friday says a message to the Tageszeitnng from Constance. 09-' 'oii .
Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-20

When Lieutenant Colonel John E Hunt left Governors Island it was rum ored he had started for Philadelphia ed draft dodger. WI ~
The New York herald., 1920-01-18
BONN SYPHON
REFRIGERATOR

is universally acclaimed throughout
the civilized world as the highest
perfection of, the art of refrigeration.
Ask any railroad company, prac-
tically every one of which uses the
Bohn Syphon System for its Refrig-
orator cars; and every dining car in
the land, without exception, has a
Bohn Syphon.
Ask the big hospitals and sana-
taria, who ought to know what q real
Refrigerator means.
Ask tens Of thousands Of the lead
ing families OF the United States.
The Bohn keeps as dry as O chip.
food favors and odors do not mix,
and the food comes out as clean and
pure as it went in. and very cold.
Despite advancing costs of manu-.
facture, we are offering (for this
month only SPECIAL DISCOUNTS.
On a small deposit we will hold any
refrigerator for future delivery. II
you cannot call. write or phone for
catalog.
The New York herald., 1920-01-18
Ea.~~y3 3ae.&ssA>
10 ~stup~4A'd " OWN
u 'MXEkeN CCh1h1ca>r. u.ye,,.s4.,

A specialist has perfected a pure
face powder guaranteed harmless to
the most delicate baby skin. II bcauti.
fies wonderfully. because it helps
to clear and tighten the skin and pro-
tect the complexion from blemishes.
And it really stays on better than any
other face powder. OF course. every
one knows the famous La-mny Powder
(French. Poudre L'Amc). This is the
powder that does not contain starchy
rice powder or dangerous white lead to
make it adhere. Five thousand dol
lars reward will be given any chem
The New York herald., 1920-01-18

ist who finds that In-may contains
any white lead or rice powder. All
dealers carry the large sixty.cent box,
and many dealers also carry the gen.
crous thirty-cent size. When you use
this harmless powder and see how
beautifully IL improves your complex.
ion you will understand why La.may
80 quickly became the most popular
beauty powder sold In New York. We
will give you five thousand dollars II
you can buy n better face powder any.
where ut any price. Herbert Roy.
stone, ~ East 18th st.. New York.
Snye this notice.
The New York herald., 1920-01-18

been traced directly to an unsanitary
Refrigerator. A damp and poorly
ventilated Refrigerator is a direct
invitation to disease.
Can you afford to take this chance
with the health of your family, and
discover the trouble too late?
Reputation docs not make a good
Refrigerator, but good Refrigera-
tor makes reputation. That is. why
the
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1920-05-29
Divorces Which Can Be Stopped Only by
Being Made Improbable.

There need of legislative reforms for the purpose
hard for selfish shameless couples obtain legal separation Usually cases
of this type involve cs couples They stopped BY being
made Improbable
Children only strong influence divorce but in the
OF divorce they either persuade settlement
the eoung Of the domestic
license in which parties tthese cde marriages indulge whenever there
enough money sight make the amony question real fighting
prize
1t might be worth the while spiritual leaders to look into tho
matter of presenting to the coming legislature amendment TO orr
divorce laws that would divorce between clde ~
either deny almony entirely limit amount as wou enable
the live according of the other party b accord
the and standard of community as whole
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1920-05-29
Mississippi Valley Tired of Being Back Yard
of Atlantic Coast.
By A. c. CARPENTER, New Orleans Chamber of Commerce

The Mississippi valley embraces oryone cent of the area more
than cent OF
the material produced the United States The bulk of the
ona and lies within Its
boundaries
the half the valley has fact unctioned
largely back yard the Atlantic aboard The underlying
condition the ability of the Atlantic seabad through the east and
west railroads control the transportation of the valley and by system
of relationship dferena and tariffs shape the OF
valley develop the Atlantic board financially CONNER
cally and ndurially
The time and the opportunity break this transportation control
and the valley by low resistance channels north and south
O its natural ports the gulf have
The Mississippi Valley association has been organized ard
medium through which the people of the valley make
all matters affecting the broad general interests of the
between Canada and the gulf
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1920-05-29
Don't Slam the Door on the Reporter, Talk
to Him; He's a Regular Guy
By MORROW CRUM. Chicago Tribune

Don't slam the door on the reporter-talk to him
Every city editor managing editor every publisher Of
wants publish the both sides Of ea ~ -
he wants only facts Many reporter has been out of the local room
looking for job because he vgote little knew to be ne
furthermore reporters are al regular the average reporter
the same energy to business that into getting writing
news there would be wealthy Chicago good has
to think twice as fast as the he Interviewing he has to know
enough about and tact ask leading questions has to be-
conscious Of situation that arise he has to ~
before any one else just what situation means
Don't be AFRAID OF him when he jams his finger your door bell and
rings or an hour tie gentemanhe knows appreciates life
he will be fair and squehe and he is honest Toll - h
He's regular guy. W
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1920-05-29

One of the multiply the possibilities such IN
dividua MISUNDERSTANDING
What consciously to realize that nations can not
be judged a fewc specimens of their citizens
They must be Judged expression of their collective will made
Britain by her action nation durs
war; during you WILL month of the war-Prl 2lSand
be ashamed Of his citizenship
his friendship.
Judge her action when she came into the war; her whole
instantaneous adoption of compulsory military service and
striking raonng the of food ana fuel
in of friend America
need be other proud his citizenship or his friendship
These great signs of the gold of unsefh ldeas
national the sterlca shouting and eXagraoS
have away, long the false CONGRATULATIONS have been exposed
their aeness recognized the ultimate essential verify the capacity
forget IDEAL will bind nations
a yoke of o mankind.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1920-05-29
Common Language Bond and Barrier
Between British and Americans


The cure for such ills as exist is | am sure, frank
" to recognize that the common language is at once
bond and barrier between the English and Amerl-
can peoples, and to work to strengthen its bining
power and weaken it's separating influence 1t ea4 De
DONE but it is not the work Of day or year
The Engshman who saw his best girl OIL with
an American soldier sailor is going to continue Bray
ing that he diskes Americans, which IS not what ne
really means at all What he really means Is I DIS
like seeing my girl take any notice of another male
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-29
WANDERERS.

There are too many people who
are wandering up and down TIE face
Of the earth searching Tor opporuni-
ties that are right N their feet de-
eiared Prof ". y. Morclock. Of the
West Texas Normal adore ing ANA
rillO graduates Thursday evening
Frequently. he pointed out. the op-
portuniiy lies right ~ their feet.
And this. undoubtedly. O. particu-
larry applicable 20 hundreds Of
young men the country over. many
of them returned soldiers.
Life AZ home. after the excitement
abroad. Is proving a dun th.ng for
many a young man. 10 ls ready o.
go In search OF the golden oppor-
tuniiy and his soarch frequently be-
comes an aimless ramhle. from place
90 place, uniting him % take ad
vantage Of or even recognize oppcr
tuniiy when he meets o..
The successful man Is the one who
plugs away With discrimination o.
make good a. whatever be has IN
dertaken TO do. but who. alfhourh
immersed In his work. yet has his
eyes open 20 the opportunities for
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-29
RICHMOND BUSINESS
WOMAN GIVES FACTS
ABOUT CASE TO PUBLIC

II had suffered long time before
taking laulac ana tIicd othG No clucs
hut b. was Jus, uko throwing the money
I paid fur tnam away. Tor II they did
900" any good I don't know It, when
] rlw Tlnuc sn highly recommended.
800 many p'"plv telling how II had hcl.
ped th.u. 7 wondered if IL wIs because
nllD tls sp much hptt,r ,hnu u,hD
Incidence that % d,d ga much good go
decided 90 try Tgnlur only h,pausu
others Hi' % helped them and not that
I hrd cDplidUnc" IN a. I did not doubt
ihr people whose statements / read. hut
I wac Encouraged and JUST didn't BE-.
ll'y" Tlnlgc wulld do o., amy good.
m telling this because I wan tcypry.
body q" know THgl1c hps r,llcvcr uio
&C the worst form ul nervous iudirDs.
uuu even thnurh I did not believe u
would 80 mc amy guuI. just began
utinE b h'DH WIr suffering so Ind
~ wtH HuUIh,g else tu try. But the.
FIRST ho,il" helped mn more than an tho.
either urd.riD. I had t.il,u rut trs.th.
or ThYr ! bought five more hotties.
have sIrady lHh.n three. and am ro.
~; tu lto The balance mot lroausr /
al The need of 10. but to bc on tho
-if' ''do ! would NOT riy, ms tos'l.
uuuII m' : had tak,u three bottles
hncla.t' , did NOT know whit it moan.
O" 10 nIus medicine hoping to g.t
VOL auj th.n find ym uro diappu.r,
'rl 1855 now I know what Tnnllc
l's du'. i'r n.' ana 70 diy make this
Hui'mcut sincerely hoping that others
who hnv, mot been 1blD tu find ANYTHING
Co rrl'",g lh.ir suffering viii b. inllu
'ur'l lN % Z. trv the medicine chat has
CON" Hu much for mD. All my friends
ana 'r'iNhuN vtn Knows mo. know
h.w ! HuN" Suffered with nervous iuii.
rr i.uI aud everyone I an tell shall
Know uh"u' Tagl.c Now after al
through my work 700 thp market como
hon' .enul aud cot hearty sumner
ana thoroughly enjoy IT, do not hlyo
amy mu-. irdlig ,iun ur gas pains and
.lr'p iuft fine an uight long. \ won.
d"riu. l.'rr,ur. now ami before I t,oi.
T'ui'r irut a. lrG % real plongtr.,
o. t.ll about Tanho."
THr'a' be- suld iu Amarillo by y. W
collins Drug Company
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-29
\ volcE rnoM MExIco.

lcml Obrogop declares. accord
iug 20 Associated Press dspatoho. ra-
cpyod yesterday that Do viii seek
To- hrinc about "am.rlblo relation
between Mcs.co and 40 other c0uu-
r..s. especially those next to us or
the American continent ca. of nos
greatest DAYS would o. fhat on which
soldiers which agc now stationed 90
guard 600 frontiers will De- with
drawn
TrHt rs % wonderful assertion for
ono who zoo ono time was in tho cou-
Il'nce of General Carrluu, 90
make And yet it Ga characteristic
,. the man Obregon was never %
Importer of Carranza's autaor.suc
attitude toward the United States.
and with tho power in Dis uwn hands.
N,A'gp may now see che dawn " O
brighter day.
Revolution has blod tho country
whIo. There have been 900 crop
worth tho name IN twelve ycar .ul
'le people have become wunl.ror.
over tlr face Of the earth. Thoy
have forgotten what peaceful pro-
Iucriro industry Is like. and th.y
have forgotten. too. what 60 quiet
nr u.ay mas mean - them after
their years OF turmoil
!. IS indeed 20 De- hoped That the
country s again 10 D.. numbered
aunrg iho rgrai. weilih-proluc.nr
nations o, The earth. 50 rlch irI
min rll and agricultural resources Is
o. Thar with development 70 viii
soon become one % tho vealtliesi
lf ll % the countries.
Undoubtedly Americans will sup
ply a largo part ot the capital Tor the
development OF these natural re-
Sources
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-29
Was Too Nervous To Work o.
Sleep and Hardly Able To
Eat Before She Began Taking
Tanlac.
FEELS SPLENDID AND
LIFE a PLEASURE NOW
Wants Others To Benefit BY
Her Experience 49, Withheld
Statement Until Rigid Test
Completed.

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-29
STRAW VOTE TAKEN.

That rut ". Neff is wc'l 10 o..
lead In his race Ter governor of
Texas, Is again indicated hv O straw
vote taken entirely az random and
the poll being % men from widely
separated parts % Texas John X
Strecker, supreme representative OF
the Woodmen 81 the World. took .
vote Of members Of that order who
had gathered for conference az
Dallas recently.
or the thirty-oiEit present who
were qualified TO vote % the July
primaries. 30 we're Tor Neff. . Tor
LOoney, . for Bailey and Q f0r
Thomason. while one OF those pres.
ent. being now in the employ OF tho
state. declined 10 express a prefer
ence.
These men came from every part
OF Texas and we're considered fairly
representative Of Abe sentiment of
the communities from which they
hailed.
Bailey has announced tha, BE- will
return TO Texas on June OH 90 con
tinue his campaign. The Nefl sup.
porters are IN no wise worried over
the final outcome. The former SEN
ator failed utterly 10 persuade the
people OF Texas that his attitude
toward the national administration
was correct. and he will have quite
ms hard a time making them believe
that his ideas OF government nt
him 60 become chief executive o. the
great state which he has so sorely
neglected" for 10 these many
years.
Nevertheless 81 behooyes the vo;-
ers who are determined that Texas
rnall have good government. TO
watch for the new campaign mate
rial which will soon b. offered them
by the Washington man. lie Is a.
willy politician and Il Is 70 b. ex-
pected that he will attack from
new angle. and that his platform viii
be patched with some new plauks.
IL will be we'll 10 raulorthor that
he IL the same Joe Bailey who asked
the people Of Texas 10 repudiaie the
national Democratic admin strltion.
the same who was employed by The
liquor interests In a legal capacity
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-29

Oh. .urr f1rce of Texas ls an aer-
a'ui state g. shows Boz q recent r..
...t U.i. hs th. vtuy cd. argi,li.
ur..
n l.'y emo h1if o. tha corn pr1lu,,t
n co., '"tei Sia'.- b. RAISED .r I'VE
- ncipd,d in these s.l'rs D
Posses. Ti. others 5r, low1. Ulon
Nora. ESQ ord ind.ana Texas vas one
f th. ilr.e states uho other 1850 Boz
Is California and Louisiana that
-aIrd .n-sighths ~ the rlee crop
TeN1r with The aid ,f Georgia aud
i1ia Carolina. prudu.e .rr tnaI
iDhail OF ~. cotton rrUwl In the
United STAGE T,yls. Nl arl aLI
Virginia rII.,r more than of.llli a.
b. iH rutr Narlv o1shaIf ~ the
f'. af .lsu were grown ir five
fli 90 which Texas was one.
ii't.d.F bring lalIail. a-riuiuraI
tt. r.Nr o. one 81 90, .raa;.t %
ni 'ur.re st1l.a being third go tn-
country ST. l,d o1ly ly p1tuml
nf cHliagui -vlsh.ia Fau1 o. "a.
NtEs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-29

advancement rs they appear.
There Is nothing truer than that
old saying that n trolling stone
gathers mo- moss" and the sooner The
young man of today realizes that this
is true and settles down 90 steady
work; the sooner be- gives mp bis
WandorIugs In search Of the oppor-
tuniiics thar will present themselves
soon enough when be- is prepared 90
take advantage OF them the sooner
viii be be- able 10 icol that ho g.
making definite strides toward per-
mauont success.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-29
BIC TINE EXPECTED
At IT, c. BANQUET

llil 'iHrr are tha' large crowd
NA ls pres 200 zoo the O.. q. y banquet
H D., given 90 $50 o'clock tonight 70
D.. Amarillo hltd according t0 o. \
'..ir'f chairman oi file arrangements
'i..uiiHs l.'Iis of the entertain.
H.' wiN not b' announced until th,
HrHa0. luf Do De- declared TINT every
~ g.. U member vHi regret b, .f b.
''. Dog ait ul tonight
r GIu..l yesterday eI there
'"i i. r.t. Tu1...r. music. ;lI.e 900 Z
IaH other fetur,F Hotel Hobbies
n. er.a.-l today OBJ as % give
r't..lre uen Invitations o. attend
a. banquet
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-29
G. o. P. CONVENTION SNAP. SHOTS
The Story Of l6 Nominations.
By A. n. NlNDENBERG.



The eleventh Republican N,fi.r,l
convention assembled In s. Louis
JON" Do. 1896. with Charles " rir.
laHns 90 Indiana. ns Temporary ,hHu
mnu and John Il Thurstuu 90 Sob
Hsh1. as permanent chairman. 20 yIg
fu'ur"' Dos the - ~ The .-... ..I...'
ho l.l hv Senator Teller oI r..uIa lu
.1 senator Cannon ~ tuH. i,l iH.
Convention Ift'r their resolution r'.I
unE DO. iHrt, o. hInetahsin unt .fs o.
i.Wlt N'frd d.vn slS l.stuI0, I..
"Suul money ana M, protective
i1I.' redemption of tho ,uuu Uam
l''W. 1000" ir'' Trade naturally drH
H.''l tH. resultant platform lrI fH.
H'l tf" 'Dnin, campaign Nb..b iu,.
wed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-29
CUBS AND PANHANDLE
WILL PLAY TOMORROW

The Nm1rillu Cuhs aud tho Panhandle
tin. Wi. plas go C.ty Park tomorrow
att" iHln 600 g o,l,.t. aud baseball. ,n.
ihuusts predict hutly cuut.,t,l
'r. The FuHnu' team. d. ii.d
30 Cu' s,u, N'rss ug, h , s..i.
q 60 I, r'l,,.'i,uk the cubs .f'y
lDf, - season.. The cubs l.l-.t.d
ih' larIl Elks teams here las, SUNDAY
ly e f."ro q q Co in "a fast fourteen
urirg pitchers battle.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-29
BLUES TO CROSS BATS
WITH CANYON SUNDAY

The r.i Office Blues ana 'hD can.
f"1 'dd Fellows viii cross bats zoo tho
'HE iIrk tomorrow afternoon 900 1850
a".E - o. return game. THE G'u.s
''..'E defeated the Canyon team ly re-
'r'r' '' . in recently during which
Flw" ih' h't'r team used three IdtUn.
'rf hIt were unable to stup the heavy
hitting "f 'hc local team. Cordd,u,r ~
h.r victory has been oNur,- 90 bg
'mH'rs n. the Post ONio, bunch mi
BORG. Attendance at the game &. ,..
H....l
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-29

Dallas bls % population az i.,.1-t
rhu us Dusut, limits -gl nIi1s
.ii.sous' estimates OF $1,000 others ben
tt. ..tgs sntrUns me probably vith
m tc u0ai tHDfE Tho population nr.
rg,s lIl h.iHE thr rr,.,-nsus cs'i
rai' which -,u,railv ranged no.nd
'f HHH. bI- th.y p.uIsaiv ar. mll..
ai Ben 1re Dallas the ,uy..d post OF
Yrrs mei.upals. which ms bon
De-. hy Sen Antonio sInco 1870. au'
'hD .n o. satisfaction O. offset 90. fict
o if- not coming up 20 exp, tI:i.ns --
Wichita Fails Times.