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Evening journal., 1922-05-09

WASHINGTON. May s.-United
Press. THE mystery surrounding
the love affair OF Miss Mary Culber-
son. daughter OF Senator Culberson.
Texas and Alex. Z. Robertson. Brit
ish war veteran. who alleges at
tempts have been made TO railroad
him out of the country because OF his
wooing OF the girl may be cleared
up somewhat today.
Indications were that Senator Cul-
berson wuold issue a statement in
reply TO Robertson's charges that an
attempt was made by burns detec-
tives TO kidnap him TO prevent his
marrying Miss Culbersou.
Meanwhile II was definitely
learned that Miss Culberson. whose
whereabouts the last few days have
been considerable OF a mystery. is at
the apartment OF her parents here.
She is, however. in strict seclu-
sion. and numerous attempts OF re-
porters TO break through the veil
OF secrecy surrounding her and OBJ
tain her story have failed.
Whether Robertson would be
here today to place his case before
CONTINUED on Page Eleven)
Evening journal., 1922-05-09
MISS CULBERSON
in WASHINGTON
Robertson Going There, But
Not Likely to Meet
Sweetheart
SENATOR MAY MAKE
STATEMENT TO-DAY
BLOOMFIELD. n. J.. Nav ,

BLOOMFIELD. N. J.. May o.
Omitted Press)-Alexander z. Rob
ertson, hero of the romance with
Mary Culberson. only daughter OF
Senator Charles CuIberson Of Texas
out OF which grew charges that he
was being rushed out OF the coun-
try by private detectives. has gone
70 Washington TO lay his case before
the British embassy. according "a
his lawyer. Thomas A. Davis.
The youth left in answer 70 a
summons from the secretary OF the
embassy 10 outline. In detail kid
mapping charges preferred against
John Ellis, former Burns detective
and one OF three men said 10 have
spirited Robertson TO Boston pre-
paratory to shipping him 10 South
America.
Evening journal., 1922-05-09
MUSICIANS, DANCE TONIGHT

Continuous music; so piece orches-
ira and band. The Auditorium. b5c.
Adv.
Evening journal., 1922-05-09

Chicken and waffle dinner on Sur
day at The Deer Park" Newar&
Del. ADV.
Evening journal., 1922-05-09

Special meals at any time. The
Deer Park, Newark. Del. Phone a.
Adv.
Evening journal., 1922-05-09

LOST-French poodle. female. between
orange and Washington. on Fourth
street. Reward II returned 70 BOotblack
Ford Building, or Pennsylvania sta
tior. may9-1s.
Continued on Page Nineteen.)
Evening journal., 1922-05-09

For Clover Dairy Safe MIX phone
1540-1541.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1922-05-09
RUSSIA PUTS
GENOA'S FATE
Up TORRANCE
Soviets Postpone Answer to
Allies Until Paris States
Position
LLOYD GEORGE
CONTINUES HOPEFUL

PARIS. Nav Omitted Press)
Belgium. whose stand on the issue OF
private property in Russia has been
the chief stumbling block to agree
ment at Genoa, has prepared a for
mula for protection OF property
rights which will be delivered TO
Russia when the soviet delegation
presents its note. Madcel Hutln in
the Echo De Paris said today II
the Russians accept this formula, be-
sides rendering a satisfactory reply
to the original allied note. which
did not bear Belgian and French sig
natures. the conference can proceed,
Hutin said. Under these conditions
he declared France will continue ne
gotiations.
Evening journal., 1922-05-09
ToDAYs TEMPERATURE

At The Evening Journal Office.
500 A. NJ. .65 1901 p. NJ. IA
1000 A. NJ. so 100 p. NJ. 10
Evening journal., 1922-05-09
The Weather

Mostly cloudy tonight and We'd
nesday; little change in temperature.
moderate north shifting 10 east
winds.
Evening journal., 1922-05-09

GENOA, May Q Omitted Press1
The Russians today shifted 70 France
the responsibility OF bringing an end
to the Genoa conference.
In plain American the soviet dele
cation passed the buck"
When Il had been unanimously
agreed that everything hinged upon
the Russian reply TO the Allies note.
the soviet delegation announced II
had postponed completion OF its
reply until 1t is informed Just where
France stands.
Tchitcherin announced the Rus
sian reply will not be ready before
tomorrow at the earliest. He ac-
companied this announcement with
one from Senator Schanzer who was
chairman OF the conference wher
the Allied note was dispatched. The
Russian leader reminded Schanzer
that the latter had sent him a note
along with the Allied memorandum
pointing out the French reserved
approval until after receipt OF in
structions from Paris.
Tchitcherin demands TO know II
the French now have received these
CONTINUED on Page Eleven.)
Evening journal., 1922-05-09
SUN AND TIDE-standard Time.
Head of ChriStiana-
LOST.

High water. 1915 A. NJ. 1881 p. NJ.
Low water .. $50 A. NJ. $50 p. NJ.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-17

n your business N q legitimate one
and you give u YOUR whole time and
thought Il will succeed. - Mclean News.
That would be- a wonderful consola.
ton 10 many persons entering business
especially n !, WIRE true Records do
not Justify tiir statement iha, the hnrd
worker w q budncss will succeed. There
are ~ many factors that concern SUE.
cess IN businsss that whole time aud
thought" alone are not sufficient.
Thrc. TO four years ago any business
concern could have made n surrcss.
Everything was on rising scale. II
merchant received his goods, he could
take "a profit Keen Judgment IL ncccs.
-uy IN huSlncsse,o,lsy. The merchant
works just ny hard as he did three three
aud four years aeo. n no, harder hut
IA. merchsa- SOY they de- not make ~
much profit " IMAM has not had sur
flcicnt training In his line. he may not
make n success Ne matter how hard
be- works somc business men are alert
take their discounts AMI have many
other traits ~ success. But they have
never been Sold on the value ~ AL.
vcrtislng. Thea nak. som. money aud
cannot hc shown how judiclous advcr'
ilsing viii iiwfease their profits and
yet ai the Sa,ne time give better value
and service ~ the customers tn" lcnN'
'u ~ ADVERTISING II the thing thni holds
hsrk many concerns. Advertising N
n-d"d ~ make tn pfoper turnover.
Wh,fhsl % man BE- established In busl.
ness 81 p planning a. enter one. hs
should give the subject of advertising
considerable attention. Ability io adyc.
iis' iudi'lously may H. the an" thing
that stands between success and ialluro.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-17
Panhandle Press
ruE "rLrlMArE CONSUMER"

Mayl,o they call us the Ultimate con
sumcr" because We ultimately gc, {, In
the neck .--i'ampa News
The ultimate consumer fou,s the ILL.,
That II the accepted Statement, about
nearly everything that takes place. "
wheat goes higher. II cotton goes up.
the assertion ~ then made that the pub
lie pays Tor N II increased prices Tor
flour and cotton goods Probably II u
MT 80 lad a. tin Ialnia News insin'
luatcs There az. times that u IN better
fur IN" consumer 10 pay increased
prices f@' products .Sij@ tally " u
lmcans TINT Tire farmer must raise them
lbcltw production Gust otherwise. A few
wears ngu there was She talk about buy.
Ing inlc NJ cotton tc saw the southern
lfarmcf I, was hoped through that pisn
To- held M tho price of cotton and Yet
f~licvc III" farmer Nv amarillo. the
lprh~ 20 watsr was raised from 80 GENTS
la cents thousand gallons recently.
THAT ~ what you would caii getting II
in th" neck 9" The i,eoplc have 10 nay
the Increased costs Tho CITY cofinis
sion permitted the raise ~ Tint there
would Ice mere wells drilled and tenn
porary water supply assured Whether
the Increased coT 81 water WINS iusti
lfcd IL q matter fur each lndi, idual a.
dcc id.. ~ least some persons have de-
lclded that the higher costs make II
lDrohibithc to water lawns and many
lhlyc been permitted To- die. II ~ always
In habit iu rap pubic utilities when
lpriccr for products az" raised. They
usually have a monopoly and that makes
the situation more unbearable 10 many
persons Grocery prices ~ IN: the
lgrcccr charges yuu cent more for 4
ipound Of sugar Or beans. YOU Iuy II.
mt you usually don't pay your freight
Iblllr. water and gus accounts and ccr'
itnin other indebtedness No readily aud
Iwithout murmurlng
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-17
That Fake Charity.

The Red Cross work In Lubbock u
q work that Is .nbS commcndal,lc and
our people should Dc liberal In their
support Of II, Qua wasting 10 much
money hy contributing ,o fake char
itv." aud give your money through the
medium ~ the I,el Cross. aud u wiz do
more good and No, BE- stcd.-lubbock
Avalanche.
The collection hat is solng around too
often for charities IN just about any ~
these citi,s. The average person dVa
not object Ia giving some money Tor
charitable enterprises. but h" d"cs Ike
to fccl that his contribution will 60
mostly for the purpose H. gave H. &C
easionally. on. reads about lnvcstlga
Z tluns and learns thai 20 to 90 per cent
IL certain gross contributions are given
I ~ the collectors and overhead expenses.
/ ANY such system ~ that II not Just To
thu donor and will have n tendency 10
mak. people wary OF many other wor'
thy charitable enterprises. The smaller
cities generally have too much duplica.
thn of tharitv work The overhead OK
renre n tup great Whom pc'rJl. can b.
mad. To- believe that 80 Ia - peg cent
OF their contributions VIII go direct fur
charity, then they viii l." more liberal
The It'd was turned on some NJ IN" char
'ltv work at the cud, OF the war. u waH
mn eye epcnrr To many persons tu ilni
that their contributions did not reach
the original purposes annonnc'd Dur
ling the is:s' year. there have been char
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-17

u,au nj Nemnhi. Tenn has nm
original Id,,, .l,ou, /, lnu,ful ,xc,,s. ,n,
bo,nlcld, "a. sho, into IN, sronnd IN
s,,r,. . vo,n,n sna ,,b,u an. didr',
soar. hc noIn,,.l ,h,. nls,o, n, no, h,ad
ana f,rcd a., .,noc,in, a. I'm h.r nm,
ust Ia sc,,rc her more tn his great
surnrls. she fclI oy.r dead Tho man
.hon,1 no ncoul,,oi az, M. ,l,., ~ ius.
,,o,,I. ho,,,t,,,i. ana a., ha shn,,,a
h.. h,,n. a.. ,h. c,rsi.ss h,,dI,,r ~ /,
yvr--.,,,,d,,n p.cord
A,,,,,,,,,.- sor an. d,,,,., ,,, L,,n
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-17
Book of St. Mark

had been with him, as they mourned
and wepL
"a. And they. when they had heard
that he wac alive and had been seen
- her believed not.
~. Aft,r that be- appeared In anoth.
or funn unto two ~ them. as they
w,lkcd and went into the country.
% And they went and told It unto
the residue, nrimr believed they them.
~ Nftcfward he appeared unto the
eleven ~ they sat ~ meat. and uphrald-
cd them with thelr unh"iiof aud hard
ness ~ hoar' ho,aus" they believed not
them which had seen him after he was
risen
Is Aud De- siid unto them. Go yc into
an The world and preach the gospel 10
every creature.
% 10 that b,li,,cth and IL baptized
shall be- saved; but he that bclioveth not
shalt bc damsd
4, Ana these sigiis .diali follow them
that believe: in Ivy name shall they east
out devils. they shall speak with new
tongues
n They shill take up scrlrniz: and
II thcy drink any deidly thing II shall
lav hands ON the sick and they shall
recover
~ 81 then after the Lord had spok.
cn unto thon, he was rcccived up into
heaven and sat on the right hand u
Gud
90 And they went forth. aud preach.
al every where the ord working with
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-17

the very miy the children were hunt
INK Yes. sir'.llr had taken the Fairy
Qurrn's wand be- had stolen aud turncl
himself right into donkey
Why at that minute be- was laugh
mg ~ to XIII ut the way ho Ind gotten
rid ~ the Twins who Insisted on follow.
ing him IN order To get The magic
Wand
Gle. ha" They'll have to stay there
forever m chucklod. Tapping his
great ridiculous ears with delight.
Hu, something VAS going on he didn't
auuw about
As Nancy and Nick stoUd hooking
hclplcssly about. along came u jolly
fairy inn rlll,cr suit righ, through the
thistle intch. iic was wheeling q wheel.
harror and singing mcrily.
Hello here he cried. who are
YOU l'm the thistle patch fairy |
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-17
By Louis
Joseph Vance
cp,i International AAS1,as Company

failed to try 10 live up 20 your faith"
you will not fail" clio replied.
what YOU are. you were before my
faith was. and will be aftcrward.
when ="
She did not finish. but OF sudden
rccollccted herself. lornEed hack In
her chair. and laughed quietly. with
humorous appeal 20 his sympathy,
80. that In settled: ! AM not "a
be- permitted to take my icwcis Ia
Paris alone. What then. monsieur
Il would suggest you write your
bankers" said DuChcmln seriously.
and request them 20 send YOU two
trusted mcn-io guard you on the
way"
"llut why7 You have been ~ per.
sls;cnt about this matter, monsieur.
Ever since that night when those
curious people stopped here IN tho
rain can II he that sou suspect
them Of evil designs upon my trak'
cis?"
Duchcmln shrugged "Who knows.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-17
Tiiisri.r.pNTCm FAIRY

After the donkey had run away anal
left poor Nancy aud Nick Wing m the
midst II big field Of thornS thisiles
they scrambled to their feet and looked
around
The thorns turr their clothes AMI
prickrd their feet ana held them back
Ike hundred hands
"Guoiu'ss'' gJsprd Nancy, "wcll
never got out IL here"
Let's wish s.iid Nlck quickly. "Our
Green Shoes can take ~ anywhere"
Eut L.. ana h,huld when they wished.
not even the magic shoes could move.
foi the thurns held them tlght. too.
Il believe that had donkey brought nv
hoi. on purpose ana dumled ~ OF -
tl,- Jared Nanny Indignantly She didn't
know how right she was. for lice llaw.
the donkey. was Fap.DoUdlc himself,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-17
madamc. wha, they wercA'

mndamc. what they wcrcs'
"Thcy We're clever people. FAR more
clever than poor provinclals like US"
She took moment for thought.
But am puzzled by their harpinE
On the subject off, think they
callcd him the Lone Wolf. Now
WHY should they do that"
pIchcmln was constrained IN take
d 'uEc ~ another shrug who
kunwsg" he i,craied ~ ihcy were
- clever as We assume. doubtless
they were clever enough 10 have a
motive even Tor that"
lie really existed. this Lone
Wolf?"
"Assurcily. madame. For years
he WAS the nightmare and tho
scoIrgc ~ people n, wealth IN every
capital of Europe"
"Why did the, cull him the Lone
Wolf. do sou know"
II believe some imaginative Paris
ian journalist ntcd that solHsquci
on him. In recognition ~ the theory
upou which. apparently. he op,r.
atcl"
And that wns--?"
THAT a criminal. at least g ,hlcf
to ic successful must h. absolutely
anonymous and flicndless. In which
caso nobody Tan hotray him. As
madame probably understands
criminals above a certain level Of
intelligence are seldom caught By
the police except through the trcach
cry ~ 1ccompliccs"
"Stlil. IN tho ,nd--T"
'Oh. no. madame, The Lane Wolf
WIS never caught. Ne simply
ceased 10 ihieve."
u wondsf Why ."
II believe i',nuae he f'li IN iov,
aud cons derrd god faith with ih'
object - his elections incompatible,
wlih career " crime"
30 he gave up crime. How 20
mantici Ard the woman: did shs
appreciate the sscrlhceY"
while she lived. yea. madame
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-17
DIR. BISHOPS ADVICE
Call Stones

The iruui,la that the" small stones
rsu-. i. son,.whsi coiurl'N but their
ifssenllon is quite simplr--ilght and
slfftpir ssihE
Onr should strive 90 kcrp The l'-iv
m normal seiidliluH. drinkinE plsniv
- satsr ssiimE up.I-raicly - rruI.r
foods snd keeping TIE weight down ~
tdsqusif rksnis's
Thr 1afinr 'nwumrisu - m'si ard
r. aHffHlsindlHri, hiefal DEF q fresh
'ruf Hna vegetables al in ihs slimina.
tfn ~ waste uiiirf ln whkh arc
500 hai'fa. whhh ln turn. aus. gall
aianfs
Nhru The fipi symptoms = sail
s'ufss afs gVfgnix,,l 80 a physlolan
~ snre and AZ hhder bis aasioe h..
- inT an oIHfaiiun unly means fnfgs
A. II. II.a..a
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-17
Bi:GiN HERE TODAY

when tho English Secret Service
sent The brilliant detective. who pre-
fcrrsd 10 be- known as
ASDEE DrClnEMiN, To- tho south ~
France tu avoid harm from the
Neugeful iieish"Siki. they unwit-
tingiN opened The way 10 moro
la.atfuHs adventures.
First ~ had rescued from robbery
Nv Apachrs
NINE ~ SiVENtE and her guests,
anong whnf' vas the beaniiill
EYE ~ MONTAt.AfS american
widow ~ a French ofHctr and pDs.
SCISSOR - magnificent collection
% jewels
Will. Dnchemin was dining At
tho chateau. strange automobile
party takes refuge from a storm.
II consists ~
WHITAKER MONk. hit secretary.
risiNtfiT. the lattcr's brother.
JUl.ES. who acts as chauffeur. and
the
couNr aud COUNTESS DE
LoRGNES.
puchemtn's suspicious are aroused
whom they Clrvrrly inquire - I've
d. Moutalais' Jewels aud learn that
they arc ln the chaisau. AbgVe All.
Imchcmin ~ dismayed when they
speak 81 tho "Lone Wolf" TIE
famous master crack Snan 40 earlier
DAYS nld thev know his sccrc'f
burh.min ~ attacked AGAIN hy tho
sam. Apache and severely wounded
before being rescued by i've lie
Mnuflfaia
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-17
CHAPTER IG

CHAPTER -.
And When lhc sabbath was past. Mari
Magdtlcnc ana Mary the mother 81
JAMES nnd salomc. had bought swcc,
spiccr. hat they might come and anoln,
him.
And very ,,iil In the moi ming thc
frst day ~ thu week. they came unto
thb ssimlcluc al the rising n the sun
3 Aud they 'ald among thcmseiv,s
Wiu shall iull Us away the stone from
the dour 90 ~" sopulchrc?
I. And when They looked. they saw
that IA. -.on' was rolled away. Tor IL
was very great.
. And entering tnto the scpulchra,
they saw Young man sitting on the
right Side clothed In long white gar.
imont. and thry we're uffrightcd
q Ana he saith unto the. H. not NJ.
frlghi,d. We seek Jesus Il Nazareth.
which war crucificd he H. risen. ~ is
np, hero b,hold the place where they
aid him.
: nut go Your WAY tell HE disciple.
and Peter that he goe,h before you into
Galilc": theio shall yc 80 him. ~ hc
said unto you.
! a. And they Went oui quickly and
/ fi~l from the sepnchro: Tor they ITEM.
hled and were amazed neither Nid they
lauylhing Go any man; Tor they were
lafmld
y Now when Jesus was risen early
the first day 81 the week. he appeared
first tu Mary MaRdalene. out Of whom
he had east seven devils.
! 10 And she went and told them that
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-17

the period oi maximum productiv-
rs ~ industry !, from 20 10 -
while il should rcach 10 10. l.oree
believe IN getting employees in
tcrcstcd IN Keeping well. Tor then
~ orry and fear wiIl vanish and
liics hazards vii he minimizcd.
Lorcc does not advocate that
health service. insurance and pcn-
.ions be made outright gifts. lie
iayors a mutual welfare associa-
ton. in which the cost j. about
80 80 and ran by the employees
themselves. Employees can pay .
cents week aud the firm q SINH
lar amount. giving them q he in
surancc policy OF Sl.2so, health
and accident insurance policy pay
ing $40 week ior - weeks Tor
any accident or sickness, occurring
outside the workmens corpcnSi-
ton laws. ~ well a. health scrv-
ice with phy ,ical examinations.
The y cent week plan d. used
Tor cmployc, drawing ,alaric, up
to $1,000 a year The percentage
increases for employees drawing
larger salaries. More than 3 per
cent Of the Delaware awJ Hudson
railroads employees participate in
the plar.
Amarillo has thousard, 81 men
between tie ages OF 20 and =.
considered The period, ui greatest
productivity. The records show
that they should 10 thinking
abou, the fisc major hazards and
make plans 10 meet them.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-17
SELECTING JUDGES.

Texas people hJv recently bc
come aroused over the method ul
selecting judges. The agitation
was crysiallizcd somcwha, u, the
recent convention OF the Texas
state bar Assoc Iaiion and discus
sion oi the proper method has
been taking pls cc for some time
now.
liut the solslion Offered 80 iar
j. not very satisfactory The
suggestion th Of Judges be- nomi-
mated a, the conventions instead
oi by popular vote should not
meet with approval Conventions
are either Dcinocratic or Rcpuh-
lican in NATURE. They are part
isan they would nominate judge
from their own parties. Non-
partisan political conferences To-
nominate candidates for Judge
and district attorney would not
solve the problem.
Il The primary system seems bet
ter ~ far than the conventions
pan. II the appointing power wa
left To- the governor. the stats
probably would have better
Judges 81 course. il NAV bc
claimed that the governor would
use the power to build up poll.
teal machine. liut a governor
would be careful la appoint
judges oi uiuucs,ioncd ability
and character.
Should the governor appoin;
district Judges. another problem
would come up. That i whether
the governors power should be
; final IN the appointment or
whether the legislature should
ra,iiy the appointment
/ Few persons kick on the power
given To- the prcsidcu, in appoint-
ing supreme court and fedora
cour, Judges. seldom is thcr,
made any protest on the abilit,
of the appointments OF the presi
! dent. The senate ra,iiies the ap,
pointmcntS A. a matter oi cours,
: and only in a few instances ar,
efforts made to proven, the APP
poin,mcnis.
We would he willing to trus
IN the ability and fairness OF III,
governor Of Texas 10 appoint cap
. able judges.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-17
SUNDAY. september u. w..


The United States postal saw
ings has been n success. accord
ing 10 reports from Washington.
although |, has NO, been much OF
a factor in amarillo. Deposits
here run only from $500 to $500
and shows how little the system
is patronizcd IN . city of nearly
1000 people.
The listed States system be ,
gan in June 1910 and Il has been
. decided success. especially IN
the large cities where there are
many foreigners. NJ the end OF
the fiscal year lp2I there were
4ss.ioD depositors and deposits OF
$Iss.3 $500 For the fiscal year
following the deposits were about
SIAooo,ooo. a still further de-
crease.
Stringent financial conditions
and the return OF immigrants to
their native lands following the
war have caused a substantial re-
duction in postal savings account.
At one time immigrants had a de-
cided adversely 10 American
banks. as they believed their de-
posts were unsafe.
Keen business people and wagy
carners don't fancy the postal
savings plan. for the interest i
only > per cent. The deposits are
then turned over TO banks. mem
brrs of the federal reserve sys
tenn. and the government draw
alta per cent interest, which pay
all overhead costs
A bill u now before Iongfvss q
raise the interest to Z per cen
and also allow a ercdI, balance o
5000 instead OF 500 The bi
aIso proposes 60 permit pcfson
Of any age and married women {
have accounts W. their Own Mans
America was behind other na
tons ~ the establishment Of POI
cal savings. Great Britain ha, ha
dsposiiofl,s since 1901 Lanad
ssicc 1874 France since 49,.
Ausifia since lhtl belgium in,
fbsD. Hungary smCc I'M ltal
s,pcc 1870, Netherlands slng
mi.
Opposition 81 han1s 81 he -
ism has DISAPPEARED ihey ga
iss thai u has caused thousand
II persons Nlo auuhl ,ahefN 4
ke,p their mossy hlddsn 20 mal
deposits The Hiumy b. then ~
Inaiied IN ihe hauLs. 30 che banl
ilu slsigm after h.l gains by n
Iaeih' saving plan llir gutrfi
insni must lesp ifAll 1T uns
agfOunis. Nlllp co. haAls b.,
a.iy che dflaiills ul ihr mni 3D.
llts o. Ghffh
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Brass Bullets

Health hin, II YOU get sleepy
during church do not lfy 10 Use a
pillow of the church
What makcs an uld maid mad.
der Than the harvest moon;
The lasi rusr ui ,uumf h not
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