davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1922-09-25

many years have passed we probably
shall see a strong tendency in that
direction. Many businesses can be
carried on In the country far more
efficiently han In h city. This
idea hat all offices and ~factorie.
must be located IN the population
centers Is simply n notion handed
down thru generations. In the old
days industry was confined to the
city and the country was left for
agriculture. That was before the age
of modern transportation. OF course.
It must continue true in the case OF
distributing houses. Wholesalers.
jobbers, merchants. etc. who group
together according 10 their industry
in a certain part of the city greatly
facilitate buying.
Manufacturers. aoweser. find
better labor conditions. lower rents
and better power in the country.
Hence. I would not dispute tire point
with anyone that business eventually
may ten oward the suburban sites.
For the present. however, con.
cluded Mr.. Babson. "the main move.
ment win be confined to tho buying
Of country residences.
, 1922-09-25
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK, Sept. 25.--Toreisn ex'
change steady; Great Britain demand
cables 4.42; co day bills on
banks 4.3o&. .
France demand 7.61; cables 1852.
italy demand 4.2s; cables 4.29h.
Belgium demand 7.1sh; cables TIT.
Germany demand .oz i1s: cables
Holland demand 3s.ss; cables 3s.7G.
Norway demand 1853. 81.
Sweden demand 26.47.
Denmark demand 2o.s7.
Switzerland demand 1870.
Spain demand 1892.
Greece demand $50.
Poland demand OK.
Czecho-SlovalSia demand 3.14.
Argentine demand $3.50.
Brazil demand f2.12.
Montreal 100.
, 1922-09-25

OMAHA. Neb., 25.-(United States
Department of AgricultureEHogs re-
celpts 1000; active; packing grades
10 to Use higher; bulk ss.25@ss.75;
butchers is to 25c higher; ulk 200
to 400 pound butchers s9.10@$fo.o 90
top $1,000.
Cattle receipts %, 900; beef steers
generally steady; choice corn fed,
s1o,s0; she stock steady to easier
bulls and venls about steady; stoclSers
and feeders steady TO 15c lower.
Sheep receipts 81 900: fat lambs
steady to easier; bulk westerns sl4.25i
natives s14.00qs14.15; sheep steady
eve top s6..g5; feeding classes fully
steady; SI4.O0 paid.
, 1922-09-25
SUGAR

NEW YORK. Sept. 25.-susar fu-
lures closed steady; approximate sales
81, 300 tors. October sos; December
sis; March sol; May 3.12.
There was no improvement in the
demand for refined sugar at first
hand although in second quarters a
fair business was going n Prices
were unchanged with all refiners list
ing 1t 6.25 for fine g~ranulated white
second hands were selling from 1--WE
to 10 points below these Quotations.
, 1922-09-25

SIA-IHCN IIHt anu VIII COVER q
The laying Of this line viii provide
an outlet for h production developed
in the field, including that of the Iowa
Wyoming. the pioneer and largest
lease holder in the field. the a Juan
and the Casper-Bolton Syndicate. both
Of which have production there. 1t
will also provide an outlet for produc
ton as developed in the Bates Park.
Mellum. Enum Claw. Spindle Top and
other prospective and proven fields OF
that district. furnishing a greater in
centive for the drilling Of acreage IN
that territory and PLACING it among'th
! active areas OF the state.
, 1922-09-25

Inc new carrier VIII De q
stance or 80 miles. Starting at a
int near the main camp of the Iowa
yoming. It win extend north and
est to the Platte river and continue
Dn there to Casper following the
rthwest bank Of the river to a point
ar the Midwest refinery where it will
We lis terminal
The financing OF the line Is being
ndled by the Bolton OIL company
iich IS composed OF officers of the
Ava-Yyyomine and kinney-Cosstal
mnsnies and viii he laid at an esti-
tied cost OF t30o.eeo.
, 1922-09-25
DENVER PRICES

receipts 6000; market steady to weak:
beef steers $50 q 500; cows ind hei-
fers. s.75 @ e.25; calves 500 q 900;
bulls ESQ q $50; stockers and feeders
500 a $50.
Hogs-Receipts. 800; market so to
75c higher; top 1890; bulk IT'S @
1000.
sheep = Receipts. 22.5oo; market
steady to Csc lower; yeariings 1900 a
1850; ewes 500 a $50; feeder lambs,
a 1895.
, 1922-09-25
GRAINS WEAKER
ON PEACE NEWS
Decline Moderate. However
Pending Developments in
Near East.

CHICAGO. sept. .s:-Prospects o;
a peacefuI ssitlement with The Turks
lied 20 a moderate setback in wheat
prices today during the early 9
ings. Seller were by no means az
Eressive though. and seemed disposed
to await further Development before
acting on the basis that likelihood OF
war had heen eliminated altogether.
Heavy marketing OF wheat In Can
ada received considerable notice as an
additional bearish factor. The open
ing which ranged from Ac TO iiSc
lower. with December s1.o4A 10 $io5
and May si.oss TO si.0e, was followed
BIS a slight lily and then by a down
turn somewhat below the initial
figures.
Subsequently further peace talk and
an increase OF the United States visible
supply total had a depressing influence
on values. The close was unsettled
Iia 10 "a net lower. with December
s1.o4 to si.04is and May Si.oS 10
si.osis.
Larry, receipts OF corn with tex
Of diminished danger Of damage from
frost tended 10 ense the market for
corn and oats. After opening &c to
Nc lower. December 5sis to 555si
corn prices recovered a little.
Later. tho corn market showed stub
born resistance TO seeming pressure.
The close was unsettled at sc net de
cline TO sc advance. with December
5s%c.
Oats started &c TO seq tsc lower,
December 3s1s. relied a trifie and
sagged lower than before.
Higher quotations on hogs gave
strength To the provisions market.
, 1922-09-25
MONEY


NEW YORK. Sept. 25.-calI money
easier; high 8; low IN; ruling rate 5:
closing bid AZ; offered at s.; last loan
AZ; call loans against acceptances
IA; time loans firm; mixed collateral
5000 days 4h@4%; 40 months Az;
prime commercial: Pep AZ @4h.
Why buy lots in the country.
0-2f-4e
Classified ads IN the 1rrTnune ar,
winners and possibly the keys WI
give with cve,y Soc paid at office win
WIN you q big prize S-12lf
49,
Make money-buy a lot. 9.s1.4t
Subscribe for the Tribune and get n
key for every soc paid. S.Is.tr
The Greatest Lot Sale s.21.at
, 1922-09-25
POTATOES

CHICAGO. Sept. 25.-Potstoes
weaker on white stock, fairly steady
on early Ohios, receipts 1ss cars;
total United States shipments 1902;
Northern sacked and bulk whites
.1.oc0&i.15 cwt; Minnesota sacked
sand early ohios $1.oo@$1.15 cwt;
Minnesota sacked Red river ohios
sI7.05ds1..20 cwt.
, 1922-09-25
Butter and Eggs

CHICAGO. Sept. 25.-Butter higher;
creamery extras Ale; nrsts $685. 93sc;
extra flrsts s7940c; second 31632c:
standards 37i5c.
Eggs unchanged; receipts 6,071
cases; frsts 2sdssc; ordinary fIrsts
2562s; miscellaneous 3792sc; .refrig-
orator firsts e5625hc.
, 1922-09-25
n. W. BABSON, FINANCE AUTHORITY.
BIG REAL ESTATE BOOM
Buy Property Outside Cities at Once" Advice Of
Expert; Big Movements too Close to See;
Own a Country HomeI

WELLESLEY HILLS. Mass, Sept. 25--A big boom in
real estate, with particular reference to suburban properties
and land just outside the cities proper IS near at hand. Those
who are planning eventually to own a country home should
get busy at once, for delay is likely tS cost you money.
The big movements in real estate usually get well under
, 1922-09-25

At a recent meeting held in Port
land. Me-. stockholders OF the Mutual
OIL company ratified an increase in the
authorized capital stock from 5000 900
TO 5000, 900 shares of IS par value each
making the total capitalization $40. 900,
600.
, 1922-09-25
F1IinEs for New Field.
lEW BOLTON CREEK Line TOBE
Slx-INCH, WILL COST S300,0O0

Contract for the laying of a pipe line to the Bolton Creek
ED has been let to the Hope Engineering company and
rork of getting the necessary machinery on the job is being
one today with actual work on the carrier to be started i'm
lediately.
, 1922-09-25

There VIII be a meeting of the Cas-.
per Builders association at Colby and
Rohnstad office. Tuesday night. Sep.
TENDER 2s. at 7:3O. 9-e51t
, 1922-09-25
METALS

NEW YORK. Sept. 25.-Copper dun;
lectrolytic, spot and futures lac.
Tin firm; spot and futures $3.50.
Iron steady: No. / northern $1,000
500; No. . northern 32.eO6 34.oO; No.
southern Is 90 d27.oO.
Lead flrmK spot 6.25@s.37.
Zinc firm: East st Louis spot and
earby delivery S6.S5 1850.
Anthony spot 500.
NOTICE.
Mrs 1. NJ. King. Spirella Corset
o. Phone e2sR. e-23-1ts
81. Down 81 a Week. 9-23-2t
save rent-buy a lot. s.214t
, 1922-09-25
CRUDE OIL RUNS BY
FIELDS IS ANNOUNCED

Following is a report OF production
from all fields NJ. the country for tho
v eek ended September .. in compa-i-
son with figures for the previous sew
en- day period. tho GROSS output having
been previously SVEN.
1t will DC noted that an increase
vas made OF 6.40J barrels per day in
the average gross PCT duction. n gain
OF 1850 barrels being credited to the
Wyoming and Montana fields.
, 1922-09-25
OIL STRUCK IN MAH0NEf
FIELD BY THE kASOM|NG

A well is being completed in the
.Mahoney dome by the Kasoming which
gives promise OF being a real produc-
er. This well which is located on sec
ton 2s-26-sS. penetrated the sands at
200 feet and with tho bit seven feet
in the sand over 800 feet of oil rose in
the casing
This operation opens up an entirely
new oil area. all wells having been
drilled previously in hat vicinity hay
ing been producers OF gas.
Filings for New Field.
A large number of filings for per-
mlts have recently been made at tbs
Evanston land office. nearly all cov-
ering acreage in the Spring Valley
district.
That territory is receiving consid-
cradle attention at present and Il is
likely that it will soor be the scene Of
soEne development.
, 1922-09-25
NOTICE

An those who bought Hog units
of the American Guaranty Co.. OF
Denver. are hereby notified that a
meeting will be held at the office
of E. B. Foster. 1876 East Second
street. Thursday. September rs.
at $40 p. m. Kindly be represented
In person OF by proxy.
, 1922-09-25

Subscribe far ibr Tribune and get a
key for every SOC r.ail S-Ie-ff
, 1922-09-25

Casper 3 $1,000 in 1925. Where are
they going to live? g-2t-4t
, 1922-09-25

The Dobbin Realty Co, Tribune
9.23-2t Building. 923-2t
, 1922-09-25

Fair View is what it implies;
, 1922-09-25

Pay up for your Tribune ana gel
a key for every soc paid. s-12ti
, 1922-09-25
WYOMING oils

NEW YORK. Sept. s5.-Prices of
Wyoming oils at ? p. m. today were
listed on the New York curb as fol
lows;
Boston-wyoming s6; Glenrock rs;
Merritt s%; Mountain Producers 141s
Mutual 11as; Omar l 1l-1s; Salt Greek
1s.
, 1922-09-25

London Silver.
LONDON. Sept. 25.-Bar silver
S5%d per ounce.
, 1922-09-25
SILVER

NEW YORK. Sept. 25.-Foreign bar
silver 69hc; Mexican dollars 5sH.
Save nous buy a lot. 9,silt
, 1922-09-25
NOTICE.

Fair View Addition is sighf;y.
s-a1-4t
, 1922-09-25

Why buy lots in the country.
, 1922-09-25

Subscribe for the Tribune and get =
key for every soc paid. S-Ietr
, 1922-09-25

The Greatest Lot Sale
, 1922-09-25

81 Down 81 a Week.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-15
WASHINGTON CLAD TO
GET RID Of RUSSIAN
semcnoffs Departure For the
Far Last Relieves Officials
and Pleasea Senator
BorAh

Washington, june Is -~immixra-
ton offlclais heavaa 4 sigh or relief
- reading dAsp~fchrs from 1orrnsa
say ing that General Greeary sem
enon. the ansi-Boisheyist leader. had
<nncaHded his stormy ard unsnvisad
stay cn Americas sosl and nos wAg
cnroute 10 Vancouver, u. O.. 10 sAil
for tfe Far East. &
lnznaagnxzson aaehoritIeS had not
been apprised of the Russian Mill
ssry leaders departure honeward
untl they read shs Toronto dis.
patches and siiAouxh not camms~t-
ing Essiiciy indicated they ~erc well
pleased
Senator Borah. Republican, o'
fdabc who attacked General Sem
enoff and made his visit to the
unitcd States the subiess OF an In
sestt~atacn by ths scnase Efudh-
sion and Labor COMMITTEES. Of whkh
be IL Chairman. indicated he was
~ highly pleased as fhe inmiera-
zion officers. TO whom the Russian
has admittedly been soinswhss cf =
problem N
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E|H SIMMER D10IE
RECORD D[sNTE nlsulP


New York. J9ns is y TIE west may
nsse lts signscea year ola Johsais
N<sssmsllsr wttA piaalkle wssinx
NJ r~cord< te shsw fcs ~ ssxs year
~ eem~ssssse swimmer r~AHy ~
she nxixAtoa R~sch <&sas she eAss
rcrisea witA toartesa vesr eia Eshel
Ne Garry, ef Nsw ycrk ~ho rQaalird
the Americsn reooI tew ace y4ras. IA
spits af the Fact that shs ~ss made
tAs siesin of : u.xr~nf. shrusn
Nuias~nssonAl to1l aursnr the eeuss~
rhe e~sssscn of Eshare effort Was
The sse yara nAticusi runior cham.
psoSsAlr rao% tw ~~mcm4 ana shc
made = shs~ snr her tied III wsAnlas
as shusy fretsin T;M ssk e4aasslsw
the vcord established hy the uo~ rrA
tirea Clare ssslllgan rtnnsy
! asiks Nsss*0uiler. Ashsi il jnss
cosnpleting her first scases A. com
vetltlve swimmer
] AZ the soand es tho san. she was
80 ia frcns-H #wgmming ~atA 4 xtnske
- xmecsh ~ . fAksr's ssague. ccm-
inx toshr ise gard ross sas Asd sssseen
ss~s 20 the Fcs ana having made The
tsrn was oomlnx bark to m~~x her
ssSsxsinr field. when VA u rv~sman.
et Atlaatie CITY. hegan 10 hose her
sa&EsaxA and N xpit~ef wsr~ins& sAs
tee met m : head on coiisslon II The
80 yard mark Th~ lstsle champion.
to- he rsitsng the worst os II becoming
asxed came 70 the surface and wAssea
no time In containing hu. Il il essi-
mated that fan three seconds was
lnst BY the accident.
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MOAN GIRL, Aoxo ".
lNhERlrS on wgAl,gs

LAY ukls.. June ~ The recent
aeash VI Lacy DnAven axea a.. 4
seusea laAlsn. brought riches 70
Maade ise~ Msaa. as~i iks isvanx
near Tarseyfecf nershesss ss usuyr
" u Bos definitely ksrswn iass whss
this sndiaa gIfl Is wersh bat soms
have estimated her wealth Al ssae..
poo. She not enls has her cwn nj.
iosmanl. hssi she has inherited pass
nf the estale " Lucy Beaver. rica
Nenesss who iaAesAtsa another as-
iosmeAt Aes aea her own Thlpaxa
hrs fAshef. who wss an ssAaee. she
snherised = vast allasment In u#aF~
coanty seasistine % more shsn aen
acres 49, has oii rs&hss int this
county
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Power
for you, too!

food, made from whole wheat
-four and matted harley, skilfally
blended and proccsscd, and
slowly baked for twenty hours.
Ready to cat with cream or milk
"a complete food.
There's q delicious charm of
crispncss and favor IN Grape
Nuts, and q great aid 10 health
and efficiency Ia IT. wcll.roundcd
nourishment.
Travel light and travel strong
with Grapc-Nuts a. : regular
part of your breakfast, lunch o.
supper. Every member d tho
family will enjoy Il.
Order from your grocertcdayl
&t r#tNr4
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uRtED 70
TAR[sh EARLY


okAAema cRv. 1un~ iS~-lf rm-
- sAca1d Hps ssaeA sAeAr ~s>Ss. n
xAcaia s< shre1h~a - e4rS "A gas-
|sSeaeS 10 xavse< h<snx sent % Wheat
|xre~xm ~ Wsisssar~s. rvvsi~
ssens a. the state board OF xxvsmlser~
N a0lSessas ss<eeA to-day II tcr any
s@a&on cars c&Kncs ~ s~esrea - hsai
wAc1s. n %hSxla ~ stsxv~i N sh< Aest
htn~ Vr csA~~ censSs1~r~ shss Nay be-
.>es&an@Ate rAsk sAeaaa - aaRs %
&x1sA a&zaass from g<~ssAls ~cs
skh whsrh xasssx causes h~~s bed
And srrousy wheat
Never sesere hss there seen saeA
1eanxnS fsnm faiilefs M Emfe wAnas.
Mar. wsAKehasss x2fs. ana coasAons
sxznets - ne ns0re esr~aal ia seed
seawess0a The aepsssners. so-creras-
ina vita sAe Southwest wheat I'm
pE0vemNnt Asseca&ssaas ~sA> ~EsArr
sAe aext ssiieen days start . cam
rasEn nrxine early grrrsrsslom cf
sosls eseSa24ly While sA< after hArs-
~ nao.sssrets ssMl In tA% sr1aaa and
kese<siaw tke h<st asaslaele ssea
TEE board ci AxTAxlurs sitter can
sAssans fh< slsaxtsen sssn sh@ farmsrs
wso have s'lxrsea KsnFsa wAeas fsaa
ta~z " rrcdsc~s freas ahrve Ia ssa
hsshsls Essee aw acre sAxn tAe other
mised varieties. Reports un nisck
hnn ~vw~ fsscsshls IN the scesn
wsst rAFs ot sAe stale. where sh~.s
are siali varieties cs Turkey Red and
AAarsnf a ~caaa he ~ass~ble 10
saseea shnee cs csher pure w~An~ of
bard whcst Nr. W'hiteAmrss saxxessx
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|ulD0nn[s nE NOT
50 NUMEROUS NON


wasAington. Jaas IL Net m.
comes u ia6zx<daals reparsea "a snc
savsrnnest ssrsns isaa knav~snxs
~ sSarly I billion and the number
et r~sarxs " pesrn TIVE msllInn over
ieas wasie ih~ tAses received fels
of by shsus sisk.eeaoee according
10 preliminary ssAsisslcs issued today
hv tasernAi Resenae Commissioner
naast
Resnras Tor ln0cmes hesxees
tsaon ana ezeec Increased Nv more
than seeAct In 1889 compared with
tsis. white those rcF the larger
c~ssss ~ iaeeme araag~a heavily.
resarns tos iswcmes ~ sieaa. .soe ana
cser fsilsng from - in isls 10 n
" Ths average nes lncoms On fN.
tarns faf 1890 ~as sa.e6s al the
average alncant ef sas slssaS ana
The aysra&s tan rate II ass per
cent ~hi'e ~ Felssins 10 the entire
papa lasson 81 sk&seoansry xuhsecs to
sh~' federal inneme tar III the pro.
portion fiiiae rwtsrns was Gas per
cesi. she T~r capita rot lncome re-.
parted ~as e.ssa7 and the per cap.
- income tnx VAS siais.
Y Fer the calsndsr year 1899. there
we're '.aks.sss personal income tax
rcenrns fssed repessing total ne, In.
osn~ of sss,Tss.sasiSs and ysela.ns
= total tax cf fInss nss csc. a.
compared with s.ssa sso returns sor
= soial income of tis.SSs4ai. as and
. 'ax yield ~ ti.sss ese.ie In 1919
New York leads she states In me
number of returns flied. the amoun,
q income reprcsenied ana In TAR
Yield while Pennsylvania was acc
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CIT THE WEEDS

foysEfy oEners saa hoasehaiaers
are hcraay nssifsed sAAs xls xs~c~
en- pRsksnrs and ia alleys must he
-ns ard tAe weeds eishsr hauled axay
sr szsned- Thss u net oaly = r-
gzirsMens ag a. eissss bat ss q stare
szw ~ scsi anf ~ rrecsassoaary
m@afare aea'ns. tire spread of s.ck-
ness.
" tss property o1ner does not Iu /.
hfnssseiy comply with fAss Order the
rsty nili Do the worR and assess !,
AGAINST the property with added
penslsT FOR non Performance.
Wm. H MgrwHEI.r.
commissionsr rsslse SAFETY
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EOOD for the human body j.
- like fuel for the modern en-
ginc both are converted into
power.
Some foods arc moro cGcc-
tive than others in developing
energy without ovcrtaxing the
system during the hot summer
days.
Grapc-Nuts il q skilfulIy pre-
pared food for human power.
II contains the necessary clc-
mcnts for strength and energy,
and il supplies this power lightly
and smoothly, with no burden
10 the digestion.
Crapc-Nuts il ! so.ahcad
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rnis NAN STANDS AGAINST
slAN IN sHGRtFF RAcE

tlsf The Associates rfvss
Parsons. Kansas. June ias~rTha ku
klux Khan has h~coma A polhicAi
htae IN iAl@ssa ceant,t chif Of
police willlams who N candidate
Mr. tte danoss sIin nogrinatinn az
shesait announced Tuesday thai NO
hlau wcnif funesion In the county
u he were sheriff 1, is said Far.
roma has klan but 10 far no public
demonatrasian has been made Al
though canaldstes eay Il has 4 poll.
teal nrosfAm.
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There are now 27s Americas Ie-
sion posts To 0kiahoms. wsfh a total
membership of about 1850 The
iargest pow is Tulsa. with mem-
barship NJ 1900 Olmahoma Caty.
with about 1909 members. ranks
Second IN size.
The frat post was organized early
in 1873. Thirty -one have been char
tered since the state convention ~
Enid isst sepseass,er. Auxilisries are
being organized ss sil points having
segson posts. There are now spprorf-
uss*ety isS anxi1isrias The flrs
nsssonsl president Of the aaxiiisrlss
~zs elected At the Kansas City con :
vention. Her first offictal act was
70 sign the charter for The ssxllisry
a. seimon. OTla.
Hughes n Davis Of Duncan, ne-
pertinent commander. announces
thar tbs 'ssscs II rseeisin~ rexurss
from the poppy sales ccndsctea over
the state from MAY 81 70 :. ~hiea
show ths faie has been big suc-
cess and The fands will be saffi-
cient 10 meet the obJecstye. the re-.
sention 81 department. service Of
flcsr 70 look after and hsiy sdjsst
claims for 1isabtsd veterans
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svruslass lbe aslasxsMs et*msHk =
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suEats ths svxwsxtinn extTs
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HAWAIIAN RlCE sl|D
70 * nlRBllhs out
....as....~--
Firth RAss Alse wAs Lower
FOR Last Year ssAtistissAn
rsnds' old Thsosy
Ups>t

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ss~itss IA ~marsylns l*esf eni pf exIss
seHce accasalax 10 . s'e'sasss Asaa
heyv Nv Mssa NJ 1sessas emans Fess
lssxr n sWAl statistics
Ashuash shaFw haa tsen nN mAtaF \
lal sx.s-s@s IL shs death ssss - pure
hlaoaea ssa~alIana ssassny sh~ Was'
hmr years. the birth Fsss loF shs esi'
enasr year lkwk showed m~ssFisl
aeeswsse a. compared wish shnae ~
The fms preceding wars ard tHdA~sad
that asawaimM naen NnA vwsMsa sf~
aessfosinx shslr s~n fase ~ marfS
lnx inse rshns Trwus~ ahe v~ii
sIs wsls he se~s rrsasv shst tbs
practice will tend a. lnevs*se she
last ssawsssaa topa'allaa ssa ~ shs
ssasa time avarsasa she rnfo tfawsissr
repuasicn inscfsF 4. she hssuFe "
concerned" #hs added
i,arsak the iisrsi year sastlag lane
M, nHal. there weFs idg mayFsaSsn "
tween pure aINwalian veapIes N "a
sstlon 10 thess. Ss Hawaiian mvn mar.
flaa wnmsn of pshsF races and Ia
Hawaiian ~unmn wern eaagYiea 10
men ~ osheF xFaaF~s fA'Ftha xnsuWx
pure lls~allan families aasinx shs
calendar year 1881 wsFa AZ lssm ~
number than ,hase rvsiuessa aaFsaK
the fiscal year anainS issac "a. lnss
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Indigestion ehnHn7 worry. nNfxou*<
ne~s. sick headaches. hillnln.mess.
coated tcuwt<. tsd Meash hioAtinx.
rMs. ec.sstS~ssea ana snnssAnt sss&s
tr~s~ li~afy C IhNnr. Vi0Aa 1tNfs~
rtscn Ave. Boston. Mass. writes
since taking fpley CAthaf<ie Tab.
let's | saal Fine Cleanse hewwls
sweessa stomach insiaosete .svsr
Sold eswxywherN
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PERPETUAL vRoWN cAuseO
~ AUTO sAlNoa eutr

kansss Nss Mans. iaas isE~'lls*
esass AA .sa mass AlwAss ~ tAsea9A
llfs loeklns *aa. shs S~ssis u - spste-
mobile aeslaeas. 4 n bsmsll 49,
assssnna fIlsd = tis,cec 1emsss ssil
IN tstsrsl soars hare ssaIass n n
Nay. rraasll shsrxea sAAs W. ~
Iaseph. sls vas tarawa through ~
wiudahsela af hAs Aasamshtls wANA
nays uav sssahsd iasa ~ A. ~
suss th~ boy. sh0~t wA~ swG as~ss~
stsasInx "a stitches 10 s~w h ~
IA eAas~A him 10 fsowH p&snAa.
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FU0D CoAl RATEs
w - AtTla0Rlx1n

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Hs~sv Fs~s - sstsee <ssa ~skss ~
- ressrssA 49, cst-sst rsasas srs
irs~es~ rsstrssA ~NssA srSssrsal,
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cs~~s<es ss~~sssssn ~<rs sss~es
= - s~se sFss<s ss&as s~ssr ss~Al
ssessssa q ~ esm~lssss~
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end snd iiimess third
spc~mes sefswtea w she vArsous
ssssc* fes itee inelaxsa
Arkansas tssxesesiA: sswA s&sss.
sses>ss ksNNss ssss<sssss, Mis.
seasi tStS.s2olsSs N@h@~kN tseA~
sxksess okIAAoma sssS. .fsAsfl.
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xsRo N HOSPITALITY

~Thay are thr hix9ess eheap skatrs
| over heard ~ N remarked iisw~m
~Nuw what asked lssaek.
"They hasc card PARTY and hath
Rss lhe high Arorea. 80 They knps shu
pflsns themselves sNplswa ilnuwn
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Snrze men never amount 10 n.ich
Ahd osheFs manage somehow ny the
sfare cf God TO get the right kind o.
wives.