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, 1922-10-20
MATERNITY HOAX HELD
PLAUSIBLE BY FRIEND
THO Women Who Knev Mrs. McNauy as Child Testify That
Murder Defendant Practiced Similar Deception as
Child; Husband Declares Birth Took Place

HAMMOND, Ind, Oct 20-Two Chicago Women who knew her. as a chi TODAY went
the defense of Mrs. Hazel McNany, accused by her husband of killing the twin abes
says wereb born to herI last December.
The maternity ox with which Mrs McNauy said she deceived her fiaea- - taaa
as1 6 years old, these women said - "
Hazel HILL the name of which Mrs @d a nh for playing mother" nrr friend M. x- -.
, 1922-10-20
CABINET
BEING FORMED
BY BONAR
Marquis Curzon and Earl of Derby Hare
accepted Posts in Government to Sue
coed Lloyd George Ministry, Report

LONDON, Oct. 20-CBy The Associated Press) -
Bonar Law appeared to be making rapid progress today in
forming a cabinet to replace the fallen coalition government.
This was evidenced by the announcement that Marquis
Curzon and the Earl of Derby both men Of influence and
experienced cabinet ministers, have agreed to serve under
him in anY canacitY.
, 1922-10-20
ADDITIONAL HOMESTEAD LANDS
in WYOMING DESIGNATED FOR
ENTRY UNDER 64O-ACRE Law

WASHINGTON, Oct. 20-About 10000 acres of land
in New Mexico, Washington and Wyoming were classified
under the stock raising homestead law and were designated
for entry in tracts of $40 acres or less through the geological
survey in September, the interior department announced to-
day Much of the acreage classified, however, is included in
, 1922-10-20

he gave her a Sl,6O0 diamond engage
ment ring. he says, which she now
refuses to return.
Ne itemizes his lost love- costs as
follows:
Use Of two automobiles by defend
, 1922-10-20
CONGRESSMAN MONDELL TEARS
MASK FROM DEMOCRATIC ISSUES
In RECENT CHEYENNE ADDRESS

CHEYENNE, Wyo, Oct. 20-(Special to The Tribune.)
In a few slashing sentences Floor Leader Frank w. Mon
dell, Republican candidate for the United States senate, be-
fore a big crowd here laid open the scarecrow issues of the
Democrats, revealing their innermost "innards" and pure un-
adulterated bunk. Especially did fake issues built around
, 1922-10-20

tHY HIbHa4a' IdssanBeTs
said they believed some one had re-
moved the spikea.
The death list:
Engineer Charles L. schmugge. De.
catur. Ill.
H. w. Martin, express messenger.
Detroit.
R. A. Smith baggagenan. Detroit.
, 1922-10-20
KILLED
IN RAIL CRASH
Screen Others Injured and Coaches Are
Burned in Wreck Believed to Have
Ia Been Caused by Removal of Rail

Ind, Oct; 2o.-Belief was expressed to-
day thta the removal of a rail caused the wreck of Wabash
passenger train No. 2 near here, last night, causing the
death of three persons, the injury of seven others and the
burning of seven coaches.
The belief was expressed by Conductor Frank w. HUI
, 1922-10-20
YOU CANT AFFORD TO MISS The
SUNDAY TRIBUNE'S Big EDITION
ON CASPER'S FIRST AUTO SHOW

The big auto number of the Casper Sunday Morning Trib-
une will appear next Sunday, with pictures and stories of
Casper's first automobile show, sponsored by the Tribune.
Dealers and distributors who know this section unite in say
ing that it is one of the best fields for automobile sales, per
capita. in the country. Men interested in motor cars will
, 1922-10-20

LOS ANGELES = He.nie Engie.
Iowa, and Walter Miller. Los Angeles,
middleweights wrestIed We hours TO a
draw.
, 1922-10-20
SEEKS S25, 900 HEART
BALM; LOVE affair BROKE him
PHYSICALLY AND FINANCIALLY

EBENBERG, Pa, Oct. 2o-Georse Abraham, Franklin
grocer, says in a breach of promise suit on file here today
that his love affair wrecked him physically and financially
He set out in his petition asking for $4,000 that he used
two motors and nearly all of his time in wooing Mrs. Mary
S. Albert, of Conemaugh When she promised to marry him
, 1922-10-20

ant for her pleasure and conven-
fence" $4,000.
Diamond engagement ring. $1,000.
Profits lost in grocery store by NOT
remaining on job. 5000.
Disappointh.ent and loss Of MS
health. $4,000.
, 1922-10-20

wINNIPEG-Jack Taylor. canad.
ian heavyweight wrestling champion.
and Stanisiaus zbyszko. former worlds
champion. wrestled ten ten minute
rounds 70 a draw.
, 1922-10-20
Weather Forecast

GENERALLY fair tonight and Saturday.
Cooler tonight In northwest and north
central portions, and IN east portion
Saturday.
, 1922-10-20

VANCOUvER-Maior league ball
players enroute to the Orient defeated
a team Of Seattle Pacific coast league)
and Vancouver ball players. The
cor vas 10 to /.
, 1922-10-20

. Two editions daily. largest eircuia-
ton Of any Newspaper IN Wyoming.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1922-01-12
CHARTER.

fury Treasurer The Board of Directors
NAV elect not necessarily from their mum %
ber such other officers or agents rs w
| them may seem advisable.
| Section . The Board Of Directors Is
| hereby given all power to carry on the
business and affairs of the corpOratioh'
and to make all rules and regulations not
inconsistent with the terms of tins char-
! ter. L..
| Section g. All notices provided for
| whether TO stockholders or directors
meetings. may be waived by written OF
| telegraphic consent of the stakeholder or
| director.
| ARTICLE yII-SectiA Whenever
this corporation shall be dissolved OF II,
| duidated its affairs shall be liquldated
| by three 90 stockholders, elected by the
| stockholders at a meeting called for that
| purpose.
Section . This corporation may be
| liquidated at any time on vote OF Two
thirds of the outstanding stock voting I"
| that effect In the event of the death OF any
IiauidatOr the surviving liquidators shall
have the right to elect another, but peni-
! ing such election the surviving llquldatOrS
shall have full right and authority To act
| in all matters.
| ARTICLE VIII-Tms act or incorpOra-
| ton may be modified, altered or amended
! i'm the manner provided by law at any
meeting of stockholders, whether the same
be "A regular meeting or a special meeting
after previous notice shall have been sent
MS hereinabOye provided unless the same
shall have been waived. to the last known
address of each stakeholder at least fiji
teen days prior to the meeting and after
publication at least once week for TWO
weeks In daily newspaper In New VI
leans. Louisiana Any Increase or ue
crease in the capital stock OF this cOrpOr-
alton except as herein otherwise provided
shall be made in accordance Win the
law governing such matters.
ARTICLE IX-No stakeholder shall be
liable or responsible for the acts. omls-
sions or contracts of the corporation or
of it's officers in any sum than the unpaid
balance due on the shares OF stock owned
by him. or shall any mere informally IN
organization have the effect of rendering
this charter void, or OF exposing any
stakeholder 70 any liability In excess OF
the amount due on his StocS; ana IN
order that this charter may serve rs the
original subscription list. the subscribers
hereto have indicated opposite their re-
spectiye signatures the number OF shares
of stock subscribed for by each of them
Thus done and passed in my ONCE In
the City of New Orleans, La, In the pres
ence of Laurence Ruel and Minnie Dryer,
competent witnesses. residing in this city.
who have hereuntO signed their names
with said appearers and me. notary, after
due reading of the whole.
ORIGINAL SIGNEDD:
WATTS X. LEVERICH
Notary Public.
Witnesses: Laurence Ruel and Minnie
Dryer.
i. the undersigned Recorder Of Mort
cages in and for the Parish of Orleans.
state of Louisiana. do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing act OF incorp0ra-
ton of Amadee Farms Company, Inc,
was this day duly recorded in my office
in Book 1858. folio.
New Orleans. December, 1921.
TRUE COPY:
Watts X. Leverich.
Notary Public.
Dec. 15-Jan. 10.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1922-01-12
CHARTER.

Thus done aud passed at my Office Ia
the city of New Orleans, i'll the presence
of MesSrs Edward Dinkelspiel and Rob
ert G. DaVey, competent witnesses, bOth
of this city. who hereuntO sign their
names with the appearers and me, notary
on the date aforesaid, after a reading oi
the whole.
ORIGINALLY SIGNED:
KonoSuke YokOO, Tor 300 shares, per Il
Yamada.
No. 1922 DOgashibacho TennOyi Nina
miku. Osaka. Japan.
TSutumu lamada. 1873 broadway, New
Orleans, La. 500 shares.
Akira Wada. 1873 Broadway, New Or
leans. La, l share.
Witnesses; Edw. Dinkelspirl and X
e. Davey.
JOHN c. DAVEI, JR..
Notary Public.
l. the undersigned Recorder of Mort
cages, in and for the Parish of Orleans
State of louisiana do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing Act of lncorpora-
ton of the Imperial Cotton Company OF
louisiana Inc. was this day duly re
corded in my Office in Book 1865. Folio
New Orleans. December Z. 1921.
CSigned) ROBT. SCOTT
Deputy Recorder,
\ TRUE COPY:
John G. Davey. Jr..
Notary Public.
Dee. 15-Jan. 10.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1922-01-12
AMENDMENT To CHARTER OF
SOUTHERN PAPER CON-
PANY YTn

United States of America. State Of Lou
isiana, Parish of Orleans, City of New
Orleans. Be 1t known, that on this 25th
day of November in the year 1921. before
commissioned and qualified, personally
came and appeared. Samuel Wolbrette,
President Of the Southern Paper Com
pany, Limited, corporation organized
by act before Arthur b. Leopold, no
tary public in and for the Parish of Or
leans State of Louisiana, on the Both
day of January, 1903, and recorded In
the Mortgage Book for the Parish of Or
leans, Book No. $50. Folio page a on
January 81. 1903, and that said appearer
declared that at special melting Of the
stockholders of the Southern Paper Com
pany Limited. held on the 2lst day of
November 1921, at which all the stock
holders of the said corporation were
present a certified copy of the minutes
of the said meeting being hereto annexed,
the following articles Of said original
charter were amended as hereinafter set
forth.
ARTICLE 1.-THE domicile of this cor
poration shall be in the City of New Or
leans, State of Louisiana. All citation
aud other legal process or notice shall
be served on the President Of the Com
pany, or in the event of his absence or
inability to act, on the Vice President,
or In his absence or inability, on the
Secretary, or in his absence or inability.
on the Treasurer
ARTICLE 1II-The objects and pur-
poses for which this corporation Is estab-
lished and the nature OF the business to
be conducted by It, are hereby declared
to be manufacturers of. and wholesale
dealers in paper, bags, twines. willow
ware and woOden-ware, and all articles
appertaining to said business and Incl
dental thereto. This corporation shall
also have power and authority to buy
and sell and to manufacture merchandise
of all kinds.
ARTICLE IV-The capital stock of this
corporation is hereby fixed at One Hun
dred and Fifty Thousand Dollars
($15O0O00O), represented by fifteen hun
dred shares u500) Of the par value OF
One Hundred Dollars (Sl0OOO) each.
which shall be issued only when fully
paid for In money or other property ac.
tually transferred and delivered to said
corporation, or for services actually rem
dered to the corporation: the capital stock
may be increased to Five Hundred Thou
sand Dollars 0.00000). No stockhol.
der of this corporation shall sell his
stock until such stock has nrst been Of
fered to the company for purchase for
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1922-01-12
CHARTER OF THE AMADEE FARMS
COMPANY. INC

United States of America. State Of Lou
isiana, Be II known, that on this It'll day
Of the month of December, in the year
Of our Lord one thousand. nine hundred
and twenty one (1s21). before me- Watts
X. Leverich. Notary Public duly COM
missioned and qualified In and for the
Parish Of 0rleana- State Of Louisiana,
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1922-01-12


Il. Il. FERGUSON.
p. III. FERGUSON
Witnesses: Harry Gamble and Will
Gibbons McEnerny.
A true copy Of the original
HARRY EMMETT McENERNY.
Notary Public.
State OF Louisiana,
Parish of Orleans,
Before me- the undersigned authority
In and for the Parish Of Orleans, per-
sonslly came and appeared +. II. Fergu-
son and A. ii. Rabenowitz. who being by
me duly sworn. did depose and say:
They are both directors of the Gold
Seal Hosiery Company, Inc. in the fore
going Act of Incorporation, and that fifty
per cent (JO0o) of the capital authorized
has been subscribed. and that more than
fifty per cent (50oc) of the amount sub
scribed has been paid in.
(Signed) F. Il. FERGUSON,
(Signed) A. II. RABENOWITZ.
HARRY EMMETT McENERNY.
Notary Public.
l. the undersigned Recorder Of Mort
cages. in and for the Parish OF Orleans
State Of Louisiana. do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing Act Of Incorpora-
ton of the Gold Seal Hosiery Company
Inc, was this day duly recorded in my
Office In Book 1893, folio 400 New Or
leans, December 10. 1921.
ROBERT SCOTT.
Deputy Recorder.
A true copy Of the original.
HARRY EMMETT McENERNY.
Notary Public.
New Orleans. La. December -, 1921
Dec. @-Feb. 3
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1922-01-12
CHARTER OF GOLD SEAL HOSIERY
COMPANY. INC.

United States Of America. State OF Lou
isiana. Parish Of Orleans, City Of New
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-13
PAYsoN.

Mrs ) -. Hetudon visited over saturday
a. tLe home of Mrs. W. =, Falwru here
=. v. Msyhdy and family OF sinclair
Stta iu Mc.ker saturday afternoon.
Mf W W smith ana son Leon were In
oMeker saturday visiting relatives.
Mr. and Mrs SteIrbrooks ~ near Heeksr
we're here Thursday for short time
Mias Ella Welker visited over Sunday
with relatives ~ Shawnee
Mr. and Nrr ". y UlpVell visited home
folks in Meekef over sunday
\. Williams spent the week end In
shawnee the. guest NJ Miss Annie pruitt
Sir ana Mrs Roy Cads 81 writ we're
here TueFdHy visiting friends
Sir ana Mrs / u. Lewis visited friends
IN Meeker saturday afternoon.
y. u. KEGS 0f Okefnuh Is here FOR a
short visit with relatives ana friends
Ars Homer Lewis Was visiting friends
IN Meekor rucsdey
Mrs willard Searcey spent Monday eve
niug ~ the Fred Rackioy home.
Miss lllsnchr Netlck ~ Norman ar
rl,y,rrd ,wedns'day f., o. extended visit
Mr. and Mrs T. u. Lewis were In Sparks
rhutsday The guests of Mrs. LeVis' tath.
or hr williams.
Miss uculah Boswell of Meekef was the
weekend gucs, of H. r. and Mrs Boswell
here.
Misses Helen votnya ana blanche Ne
tick we're weekend guests of Mrs. !. u.
Herndon
A. .. Williams ~ Sparks came up Sat.
urday and was dinner guest Of Sir. and
II. T. Gordon and y. 8. Clark we're IN
Mceker Saturday the guests u friends
there.
Mr and Mrs. Ray Burns were over sun.
day guests of Mrs. Burns mother, Mrs O.
l.. Nicely here,
Mr. and Mrs. j. r. Cade NJ Prague were
tiyes
Mcsdames r. p. Maybsy and ~ Nicely
wrro In Meekor sunday afternoon. the
guests OF Mt. and Mrs. W u. bradley.
Mrs Flora Willoughby and little sOn
kenneth visited over Wednesday with Mrs
I u. Lewis.
Vincent v Lake ir. was the guest Ot
his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. !. Il.
Herndou over sunday.
Thomas Markwell went TO Oklahoma
city saturday and made ha return trip
sunday afternoon
W. II. Kemblcy and family motored 10
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State Society


COMMERCE.
The 1lrih of ". pound baby Eln 10
M, ana Mrs. a. " ifurtcr Tuesday morn
iuE liz reported BY the attending physician.
The kuishts and ladies ~ Security held
pleasant and profitable meeting at tho
OuI Frlicws' hall Thursday night
guests during the week Sir ana Mrs
IeruHrd tuHteB ~ fHu,H ttfY
Marion van Fiaat upderwsut major
surgical operation This week Ht hos
Mr. Freds Kinsey was tho recipient
~ % visit during the week. from her sister
Miss Mnuds Allen ~ GHIcuH. Kan.
John west recently suffered painful but
not serious Injuries from H ftlI through 10
deck ~ the cook West lumber yard
!. ". Roberts aud family af Miami
we're the guests ~ friends In Commerce
sunday afternoon
Mrs William Le@ny who has been In
ne hnp'Nt honriinl Miami for some
tim' is said 20 he Improving
Hiley saffnIl Ia enjoying an extended
vacation in wyoming ana other north
western states.
j. w Vaughn ana wife. with their
daughters cleo and Anna are visiting
relatives and friends nt NiDl
Miss jaw Patterson spent several dsys
~ ,"illnHriI" during the wg"l. vsitlug
at the home ~ Mr aui Mrs. a, % Clrby.
Mr. ami Nrs W. tHrWuty enjoyed H
Visit during tho week ffom their niece
Miss Catherine tHrmody ot UuHal urIrufr
Mr.. and Mrs Jack Cnpnnpw and lt,Ic
XIII are spending fow vcoEs visiting
relatives Ht HpruDrHviIIr $40.
Mr ana Mrs. j. E. Huuorly had ~
their guest duriuE the week. Mrs Effl'
Depeo ~ Springfield. Mo.
Miss Catherine MtttiN ip visiting Dr
and Mrs i. WcHtlcy Ht Springfield and
VIII accompany them uu Western trip
hf.. }. 3 plttWuu. Mrs. e.. j Elliott ana
Mr. ana Mrs. George Huntry attended
the jasper county tair at Carthage, Mo
MeHArs ana Mcsduucs John West and
". q. Reese attended q dance a. the
country club of Nvorton, Kan, Friday
night
Rev. :. y. watkins ~ Council Grove.
Kan. nllod the pulpit Rt tho Baptist
church sunday 10 tho "dlficution ana
Ifutlt ~ hts hearers.
Migs Frances Turner. daughter ~ Mr.
Hnd Mrs Fred Turner. IL said to be SUI.
lrrirH ttum typhoid fever at the family
homo on North Cedar.
The Commerce Singers are under on.
team ot Frontonnc. Kan, on the local
diamond sunday
Misses Dissie kinsoy. Pauline Poteot and
May Brown ana Mcssra Lloyd Lee Dave
Harper and George Lee went swimming
at castle park sunday evening.
Aftef Rn absence ~ sumo months spent
IN the hope Of bcnefltlng his health. Mr.
ana Mrs. Lidels have returned to com
merce TO take Up their abode.
Shsrift Neil Harr accompanied by his
deputy, Newt Cox was IN Commerce Tues
day night IN connection with the duties
of his office.
After visit Of several weeks with
her mother, Mrs. Iva van Fleet OF thfs
city. Mrs Scarborough ana Iuue gin
returned early this week to their home
In Texas.
on the occasion ot her ninth birthday
lltue Miss Wallace Osborn was houorcd
with party. whereat Ice cream ana
axe Met" served 10 the following. Alma
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Slams of the Times

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE
it's pleasures and also It's serious
trend Ia thought.
\ contributor to the open forum
In Musical America has this To say
about having voice in the music
one wishes to hear and II is OF in
terest
Fortunately, Tulaa has never had
TO complain very much about the
music brought here, for there has
ever been discriminating managers
ready to attend TO the wants OF Tul-
sa's music loving people. Neverthe-
less, the article IL worth while ana
follows,
Every dog has his day; the dog
days being In fun swing we can
have our say; we the ever suffering,
martyrized public, Managers Inn
presarios and artists comfortably
screened behind tho closed shutters
OF their summer retreats. are busy
preparing our bill of fare for the
coming season.
I'VE can visualize first OF all the
ever enigmatlc. sphinx-like Gatti-
Casazza, spreading his imposing di-
rectorial personality ON some flow
cred terrace near Lago Mnggiore.
and uttering In few monosyllableS
his commands, which are promptly
recorded by Billy Guard. His Maics-
" II Dirrettore has thus sealed the
fate OF the poor operagoer for the
coming season. How more fortunate
are the opera patrons of the
provinces In Italy, and for that mat
ter In almost all other European
countries, whore the public--those
who pay--dictate their choice of the
repertoire and OF the artists, In the
srsl'"- 'cwrs. r~"-ciall" N the
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had been for three weeks past Waiting
relatives and friends
Mesdames Luna y. Lake and little son
vincent and Cana Canaut visited over
Friday with Mrs. Lakes mother. Mrs II
Uerndon.
Misses Ada and Hazel Hertington Of
sparks visited from Saturday until sun
day evening With their uncle J. II. Her.
rIugtUn and family
A. Aimstead and family left Sunday tor
Avery Mr.. AlWstead VIII act as relief
agent there fot the A., 7 & S. e. Co. Tor
a period Of 10 days
Mr ami Mrs e. W Sargent Accompan-
ted by Ntss Myrtle Rackley and Perry
Mebber attended the gfand opera IN
shawnee saturday evening
W. d Frank Of Oklahoma city came
down Friday tor the purpose ~ selling
HE gin; white here hv was the guest Of
Il Sargent ana wife.
Mr.. and Mrs charlie Lower and chi-
drpn ~ shawnee are visiting here 81 the
homes of -. r. wuloughby ana Burrs
McCurry.
Fred RAIDER Of writ. Okh came Thurs.
day for few days visit At the home oi
". +. Falweil ana family. Tie Will return
Monday accompanied by his wife and Ut.
tie daughter Anna Mae.
Mr. and Mrs g. e. Lake entertained
with 1g-oclock dinner sunday Mr. and
Mrs. W r Faiwell Mr. and Mrs r. o.
RAIDER Of writ and Mr and Mrs. Willard
searCey of Okemah
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Chandler Saturday to transact business
matters
D. W. Russell of Arkansas city ar.
rived here the last part Of the week as te.
Iief agent at this place.
Miss Lee Criner went TO Kendrick Thurs.
dsy 10 be the guest Of friends there Tor
short time
Mrs. Lawson Lester ~ Kaw CRY Il here
fof an extended visit a. the Il. T. Gordon
home.
SIR snd Mrs Rsnety and two children
N fsirfar are here visiting friends and
relatives
Mcssrs Charles ana Bert Lower Of
shawnee visited friends here over S1tur-
day
Mr and Mrs u r.. wllloughby OF Pleas
ant Grove visited over sunday with their
son F. p and family
Mr. and Mrs Lon Cade of Trilby werr
mere short time Friday en- route to
Mf, and Mrs r. W Sargent were In
Chandler Tuesday ~ have dental work
done.
" l.. Crlss spent the Weekend 10
Oklahoma City attending TO business mat
'erH thsre.
j. " Augustine Will leave soon Tor Pom
cs city to spend the remainder Of the
summer there.
Mrs a. Almstesd arrived nome the first
part of the week from Skeedy who're she
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rnr BLINDED snLnIlcn.

Pity you have for me
Because OF these uRhtleS eyes
Eyes that have seen too much
already
or crime and hideousncss'
blindness brings tranquility
Unto the spirit side Of man,
And so God drew the blinds
To shut out enrth's vulgHritlua
Its revolving coarscness.
with the soft shades drawn
Across the Windows OF my brain
] catch the strains
OF a cathedral organ.
Merging earth ana astral
Into one grand harmony.
And see no gross body
LahoT!1s 90 bring forth
These Heavenly sounds,
Soul-stirring ana sweet
Are the coutrnlto notes
The voice Of woman
visualize u fragile reed.
Madonna -browed and spiritucllc
Your eyes may see u pudgy ma
tron.
Clumsy and heavy-chested,
Am I not blossod7
Pity the ono whose sight Is koen-
est
whose nonscs cringe a. tho
sights
Branded on his selsmographic
soul
lie suffers the tortures OF the
damned
ADELAIDE KENNERBY.
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tlI ApAW

g tf,,it., n't ,sif' %, Espe,s ytsited
,.i.,Igss E,ts u.rtev
V.it,r sorti. ,tsii,d rsia,i,eu q, Sen
o., gatt,,a.y ana sunday
f,. TU.tharyc, b.a ,.turn.d from, a
yt.i, co. f-iauJ. a. fontrv Nrk
t,,. u,'t,,,.., go T. - Lstgtf,v .,tspf
80 ,E. tau pnfp, a. commerce sunday
t.t', Eri,b a,J ,,p,ttv ,,er. ttans
.,.t,,', t',.Irsr. ID, t.,,,a No gaturdsy
T,f f4rrnt, Hsrd wife who recently
rtgy,1 to th, coal field near Welch ~ers
.g,r, O., ,,tt ,,tts, SUNDAY
a. ana Wr, besttpa were Waited satr.
Az sTt s,iyaav bv their dsurbters Mes
y,r. I.fl.'tt ana flregorv of GAIenn. kan
Upkrr yoaurr ana family made a trim
D., ,r,,,r. I., strdsy .rd v,rs In"
g,,,..,s 4 tvItt,p, gtcvrrt
t4hr Roach nd John Collins were here
lf.rf.. from gsrsea NO ut4uDaiug ~ a
io,d ~ srnies
3D. W.s.p .pt vile vtslt,d relatives
AMI frt.pts A. 4,fcn.Ie Mo the first o'
Ir, .,.,t
tI,.rI,. fsst.y and family are newcou
r,s d, Ounp,v h.yinH recently moved
hero from VvyHrtottc
vrg A. l. uolion eployed A week end
.iatt f,,ry nor Jpuybtrf Nrs carrie tiiue
t,,lri and SON tlwarl of grncca Mo
E...rs ana VasdarIes Milton Uarkc,
and T. ST smith win their youngsters
sIndeyrd a. s,htfferderkcr mark in InYitn.
D. AZ uo.ter win his wife and two
sbltsr,r vent tIrrIctIrg in the Dznrt
rI .t,r.vpds sunday
Or and Mrs NrCallurr. with their two
sons nav and HaIph. made 70 trip to