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KODND SERBS WKOSQ - ;. ' , . EatS FC3 By ,Tb8 Tcn A
IIAN TO PENITENTIARY,' !: !: fi " -.'-;V
Average, Man cl5 Has, consuned.-A-
: bout 1,300 lines Bls'Own WelQUt. .
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After Serving Yco 'Years 'for -Jewelry
Ttslt Proves His Iflnoeence.; ;;
Topeka, Kat3:,? Jwlr 55. George
Horton, sent to prisbn in 1910 -for
I a. crime he -did not eomtntt, has been
granted -a, permanent parole. rby
T, Governor:Hodges aiid may, be "giv
en an unconditional ;:pardon in ; a.
i short time. After serving nearly ivb
4' years in prison .because'Tjood-f-
hound connected him withfie theft
l of some jewelry. Hof ton and friends
have been able to. show that the
. young man bad no connection with
f the robbery. t -,
f Horton was senTto prison, n
j victed of breaking into . the : jewelry
! store of 1. -South worth, at 'Medtcxne
J Lodge, and taking.; a quanit'y ' ot
t . jewelry, a lAodhound was' ,put on
thArail to liunt down , the , robber.
y QntHerst trail th .bloodhtfand
U failed to" follow the trail but straight
t ' ixom the sfore to the house where
y Horton was rooming and up to the J
-'ycnug'maVsroom. ,
. A careful search va,sraaae ot tne
it: mnm Vv-! wiTVv3 WP" found.
There, were some" tracks on'-the
T ground beside. ' the , window which
f. had been oseid. and Hortocrs shoes
wereji:ried.ra the.se tracks. They, fit:
ted the tracks exactly: : On this jivi
. dence of the bloodhound indthe
r shoes ajuxy j convicted Horton of
burglaryand larceny. -,
jA Some mottths after - Horton ,had
t been'takem to prison f workmen Who
were repairing the' Central Hotel at
Medicine Loge found some of the
r stolen iewelrv' from the Couthwortn
store.
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j.
;"birs, ,Sdithand: son Co
, have feturcediome -ftc spending
'iivometime ia OastoniaL, isittng.rher
i'lA M'rs 'M. L. ftitchie kft Thursday
i I -fo?Richaiond Vii 'where she goes to
.ijil Visit her daughter Mrs: L: R. Misen-j
heimer. '
k -AMrl Jao., !-eoaard of Albemarle
Ci scent Friday and Satnwflay witfc
Lf;;on1 Mis: W.. H.' HallmiH$c.1
i f He made tTae trip his 'Ford: ,
Idr.X. H. Moose jS,prat several
-day sin Concord .' recently on bcsi-
V- ness . - - -
I The A- i- ?Lentc harness works -are
1 always fcwsy fillaig' orders for fear-
; -; (Foreign cbange.J - ,
Have you any idea pf jthe amount
of food yoit will have eaten-? ifyqu
attain the. age of 75t providing- of,
course, that.:you. are of average
height, wefgbt and appetite? ; t A 1
Fifty-four tons of solid, food v and
53. tons of liquid- boutl,300
time's jourdwnr weight! That is -the
takeour-breath-away; answer,--;.";
The tons of bread you have . con-j
su med would equal in ;sjze ra small
family hotel, and a tqn'and a quar
ter would be'tht equivalent of ' bu'
ter. - "".- .; ' -v - :
- Ifybu'id been a lover, of bacon
and jBtfere to stretch it out; in '.single
slides, four miles .' would be.."the
jeng t h: Five tons of fish, and ;1 2,000
eggs stand "to your; cred it, while ;;,a
normal cheese eater easily -con sumes
400 pounds!. - i : A , -
The:vegctables yovi have censum
ed' would "fill a" trim three .miles
longhand : tqt .thaU'trainIoa3 yon.
could ajld 10,000, pounds'1 ofVspgars
and 1,500 pounds of-saiti ;V-Vr j
Lottie half ton cf tobacco hfts been
consumed in , pipes "and"' 500,000
cigarettes, by "the man iwhrhas
been a smoker., -' - A., '..
' The postpfftce departmefat has'an-:
nounceoT that", beginning"; August 15,
the limiting weight of -Jparcei r post.
packages will be increased rornx 11
tsj 20 pounds and the postage: will I
be considerably reduced.1 rThis :., Will'
applyt to the first and second zones, 1
a radms m,about , aou Lniiiesr irom
eaph .s toffice. "y this order it is
expected r that " the service " will : be
very oiucH,increasedV esibciaUy ; : by
local merchants and farmers.
-,: Local andl Personal
.M rfohn Misen heimer of To 5
townshipnias-"" returned?- from . the"
nostitai arcnario.ttev very raucn jOT::
pfpiej.i ;iT;5-???:S' lAr c-?a5
- -. , . ? ,
- lr. R. IA. Walker who.; has tccn
traveling in S. i C4s . visitingA-his1
father in" No 6 township. ' "i ; '
- -A ; -.,' i":-- -A'AX AAA'A
Mr, and Mfs;.,HEIt i post, .tire
spending the week in' No 7 township
with Alrs.;Bosts parentsAf
'IMissvLillian Cliheof-- Mt "Pleasant
is theguest of Mr.', ; and Mrs- O.
Moose.' M.l A
o Mr. and.AIrs. Sam.Eddleman-.aud
Mr. Chester . lisenneimcr , made a
trip .to Faith Sunday by automobile
to visit Mrs. Eddleraan's sister. ;r "
-1 - A-" , n
. -Mnand " f.VH, Cj Hah n spent
Saturdajnight 'and Sunday .-with
relatives' near Mt pleasant. . -V ,
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-;Mr. and Mrs: Vv B. Mjose spent
Saturday r aynd" Sunday' atA AJ.
Moose's near Mt P-'easant.';" " -;
7? M r1. iJoyd" Co'oke'lf' re turned -Sias't
Qignp lronv rjeiiucisva i ;Vr"V HWjj.
h.J spent, his vacation. A" ;
lectern
A 3
I f o 'ft
VTiie, health cf rhs section js " very
good at this time; A '7 " -f&-h J, : .
; .'"Wheat: and datlAare:' -about' al1
th r shedjn this ; cotnmunity "' . and'
rrA d,t very good yieHx Ji'
.4. '4 va - '"XA ' w -. K m VUUJk.U
himself L nfew;mbb."er tire . buggy. :::C -A.
good.roay lattended'.Jthe ice
cream.supper -at, D.tike Jambfrts
lastSaturday cighiand" reports a
nice time, N -,.-AA.. j - ;
There will'be-an ice cream ;supp?r
at the Pt 6..nextturday,night.A
. HatleY and ' payid; .'Harwood
visited in Ajhemarie ySaCurday and
Su nd f v., ;t:- "'. -ACorije
on with" the Chronicle -and
leths.make itlteJeadiog-. paper in
Cabarrus'ComityJ" . , VA ; - - ;
: Goqklae.tp the. Chronicle and'its
many readers. v r "i.A'' , Bine" Eyes!
4?f
NOTICE TP : READERS.
AUntil our,-HPv ,LiutVp2, imachine
comes in, iE.vviUi--' ifjipAssibleJro ge
out more thn- oft? issue ; each -.'weeK
a'skincvour- friends Uo' be
patient
.-"t
. Miss Rose Wt-iitord of itSs - city
vtsitinff Mrs; SI F Harman' : of
ness.
A TJev. aod Mrs. Qeo. H. L. Licgle
t; ' spent the week attendiag theSowth
Cern Conferenee of the North Carolina
J - Lutheran Syn-od which meets in St.,
f: Peters Church near Jiockwen.
F 4 Mr. Burton Dry our new road
" - .-supervisor has worked the Gold Hill
a-oad which was very much needed.
:': We have been hayiiag some fine
-7 -showers which makes Ihe corn and
V -cotton look refreshing-
"The' cemetery at St, Stephens
;v,cbur.ch was cleaned last Tuesday.
We wish The Chronicle much sue-
, Mr. H. Br Parks left -Jast Friday
for Tyler, Tex., to looks" after: his
farmins interests in t&atState. He
will begone for some time. ; -v- '
- Mr. G. Huneycutt , of Dalark,
Ark.," cwsne home; oft a visit receu t1y.
He left Staaty Cenntj 21 years ago
and has ipwrch&sedAa laraa' there.
Sir years ago1 ke. spent a short
while with his -people ad ret u rns
now wkii'his wiie to renew: old ac
quaintaaaces. Mr. Huneytt's ; fatltr
er Zebedlee "vas killed during the
war on Stony CteekT Mr. Huney-
cutt imports splendid erops in. his
section and a general development
I of 4he entire state. He likes Arkan
sas and has done well there.
ML pleasant fioute 1 items.
Qh, you Chroniele kids I What
are you all doing for a good time
along now ? I wonld like to see
you all and have a long old chat
The health of our community
is very good at present. ' A
Crops are looking very ; well
through our section
Threshing is the order of the
day. Wheat is very good. , Oats
is not much.
JIr. Harris is going to teach a
- -mi 4-1 sm . , n a U I n 4- " U v -v -xt r-i - a
I "t l in wnrHi Carolina wntiug scuum au i xuvmcuc.
i.v. .v.; ; - 4. 1. .. ' 'r v.:rLet's..all " sret read v for, a erood
iUiis ui mo i . r , : . " ' 1 : ' . -
Walter 'Ititchie and iamiiy is sf end-!
ing the week in Richfield.
t
: Mefssns : Boone Crovvell . and ;Jonn
Cress has ccepted. TworkT in Rich-
We' are a'skl ng - on r -
N .. ' - - i
Dig: Day At str. Jolmsr.'
v
1Pn ,AYednesday August i 6 j J013,"
thereAviir.be a. .Farmers As ociation
and .Old Soldiers Reunioji. There, will
b,rejpresentariyes . from at. least
three Counties. -' ' A ;-j"
AThere jsyillbe a Bnd. anda ,'splen:
did dinner Let every bod attend.
x r -
Lower tcafe
'John .Bogerof Mo." 6 died .ihe .20
mst. and"was buried at Lower Stone
: ?.' t- -. - - . ". t--':
vnurcn in i-cowan .on -Aionaay. - mt.
Boger was 82 years old when be Uief
He was pnejof thebest citizens of the
County and was loved by- all ,' who
knew'him, SevAQ.fp. Fisber.pnfach;
ed thefunerah' 1: r .1 . ,
- Mr.'.Gr AFishr of Norc'ealfed a
The Chronicle office "this" week. " We
are,always jglad fco'havexmr friepds
lt t '-t w "V. A:- j - , ' . - -f
VCtll. , -AX4s - A xf j j
The Jolly Pfcni . Par ty.at the Opera
Jaomse.last 4ight was quite a success.
t'Eyery rhild did its .part ; welt - vind
$4-2 ' wasrealized.Tliis, money is . a
nak;of tKe100 fne: .child reav-'o't; t'lie
Refqried Cht?r;chhere expect'to give! i-VrS A
toward the' newjjiiiHin oftfj lliflSn-Rfzer."- Cr
Nazareth OrphanagcT ' " I'--
I iMr Johh rBrown rhas been . . -
on the ick list for a week. " V'z'C f .
-Mr; , Robert. Holshouserv 'who.'
has typlibid;fevef , Is improving; ,
DrA'PHoisKousWoit Rock-; V
welt, is attending him. 7: " !'..'. '
" We; Iearri that ; Mrs. Ge6rge -
Mienheim, of - -RockweH : is' v
very sick-with typhoid fever. ;
; Misses" Rosa ,; Belland Myrtle -Kluttz
of near heXross.Roads,
spent Saturday $fght near Lower
Stone-'- - ;, ava
.4liises JeVuieviKYnger and
Ula Ffshleft:ifdy.;for , ;.' :
Lenoir. : to attend -1 Ke " Women's ' j! I : c
Home - and "Forelgh:Missionyy;" v :A r ;:
Society, ":;The , iorrhei goesas ai-' ' - 'vv;r;:
delegatVfroni'Jtlie Wpinen'sjlis-' -'f ' -
sionary, Society-and ;the : latter' t V;
'frSSKhe Mission Band.' A.k " V
s. Lower Starie wijl be i-vy ell repreA, ;
sentedat HazartP """"
I
Horn, Orphany.Day,,
i. Attorney :L.,Lee Crowell .and wife
leftflast week lor an extended trip to
the'north'.jA r- 'W' 1 "r
' Mr. A. MI Mbrton -ancTr wife: of"
Albemarle.came to; Concord to -yisit
relatives and; friends, jhev.yisited
Mr. and Mr. 1.P. Shankle. h
; Mr.' and Mrs.H.r;W. jWnhar'dr
and children of Rockwell spent a few
d,ays with Mr. ana "drs.J. ABarn-.
hardt of this Couptr.. -'- A" -;
. Mrs.- W; B." .Werner :. and ..'Jv.70.
Moose; will ''attend! the 'Women's
.Classical:-. Missionary Society tha-
meets at ienoir tpis; wetK. . ; ;
f.Prof. ;: Wbb Alms ' ret lrned -from
iNorthampofonty; here he shas
Been conducting atwo-weeks Teach
fs Institute, vr i AA A - -, A'
First Baptatt Chutcb lasVSnn
cess in ils new home.
Iroquois
We are pained to chronicle the
. v
f death oi Rev. h. m. Brown a prom
nent Luthern Minister well known
to many of our readers and Tor the
.greater part of his ministerv; pastor
; and "for the Jast six mon
'JLVministery in l.'ano s. c. Rev. Brown
I'was born in Rowan county n ear
i granite Quary April 2nd 1845 and
- died Columbia s. C. ju'y 22 1913
?age 68 years 3m.o. and 22 days, his
A ordination took pi ace in at.panls in
V 1873. He married Miss i,usetta Ftfher
out of this union came twelve child
?ren'Mi Brown was bar.ried atl
t Organ Church, -where thefunera.
d service were conducted by Re v. H. A
fTrexler, assisted by Dr.G.H.Cox,Rev
! L.Brown, and Rev. C. A. Brown
! The- Belt-Harris A Furniture . Co. ,
have purchased the entire stock ar ot
6rk Furniture, Mfg. f ;CoM -as to
manufactured goods;" and fare able
throngbtdeal to 6&er.$o'mgreat
bargains to their custotfjersLfltf will
i Shseriff Hoieeycutt .weht to Raleigh
last Tuesday when he "took Don
Kcpley.to t-e "hospital - for "treats
ment for isfirimities, Don is about
J 6 years old.
" Mr: Nevin Fetzer who was taken
to Charlotte for trcatmentifor Ty
phoid Fever a few 'days- ago, died
Tuesday. Mr.- Fetzer was a young
man ot 21 years and his early death
19 deplored by alt who knew him-. .
Marsaal Bost. col. of. Ward 4
died last Friday of tuberciilosisr. He
had been sick' for some ; time. He
has for nine years been working for
White. Morrison, i Flowe Co., and
was well known and one'of the bestr
oj his race. He was respected by: all
who knew,himHe was about 45
years old.. ' . A
The;Severith Anniversary of Nazar
eth Orphanage will be . held on i the
Home grounds on theiirst Thursday
of August, or the '7 An 'Excursion
will b9 run from High Point, X. C.
taking .on passengers at reduced
Fine jersey Bull Calves For Sale
1 ; Will "sell stvVral calves? sired j by
by
l .General Greed "iVK 33 922V'gran?:
sire -TrYafth;s .General, tj5092ii
grand dam Lodia L;:of Biftmore
175235. : The sire of dams; BI aze of
Forest View. Apply to A.-J. Sqott,
Concord; NC.1" - ' " i A21--2t-p.
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Sat urdAYjb'tfce office of Reg-' " ' J ,
istcJf Ded?Aljs? Yirgie-'Horton'"' A V "
of R 3 ,was:niarriedlo'Mr, R. -C A A -r 7"
The First Baptist
day extended a caU" top Rev.r R;. E
Brown of Louisville KyMr. Brown
has - iost compkted . his" " Seminary
course.-, ana corjies. - highly: ;recom-
mended. He is expected at: An .early
date.
JasVSun 1 ev?nmg .when Mrs. -Werner) ps:
. Rev. and Mrs.W..B, Wehier .iiad
a very pleasant suprise last Satur-'
Kizc'r oOJoIio; - br1' WA-G ' Kii well.. Av
EsqVThe Chroriicle.exteqs rcosgra--. -..r , i
ulatiori to. this popular coupl;. J A.( -A,' '
? Yrke execptionfdirect- r V'
ed lg the undersigned from. the , " Su-1 D v
I
f We are pleased to note that Stanly
ounty has taken a forward step
Vwill be seen :by a notice of :ia i fair
'at has been arranged for next Tall.
hope alj the farriers of JStanly
Ul join in and help make it a sue-.
U w shall has'e more to :say a-
3 , -'.'. -.'..,
ut thitjatey: - r : -.O;
.Mr. B. A. Foreman. of Albemarle J
sited China. Grove, Landis; K'anna
's and QoncOrd. 'several days'tliis
A
school.
There was a large crowd at M.
F. Honeycutt's Sunday -at sing-
ing.: . - c
M.F.. Clark, of Salisbury, is
visiting relations in our commu
nity this week , -
a Grover Whitley has gone to
Washington, expecting to go to
work on a street car.
Dewey Whitley has been? suf
fering for several weeks' with sore
feet. V
Husten .5 Robbihs, of : Concord;
made' a flying trip Surday on his
motorcyde, . A i -, t -: : y
-c Best wishes to thelady friends. ;
; r . i. . XVULFA1V JDUI.
Miss-' Vefnie Miller of Dowd
the week end
spent'
with her sister AMiss
Elsie Miller, who is; sX tending school
at Charlotte on., her, return , hqmel
-will stop -with her aunts Mrs; W.; B.
Mbose and Mrs. ' H. C. . Hahn " in
coneV'aA' T:- -5 :- : '
rates and thus ; giving ; tbeA friends
c on venjh t ?" tran sport a tion . f Le tf all
friends of the Home tttend Rev.-J
B. Stonesifer of Va. will deliver the
address Thechildren wilh render an
interesting programme. The feature
of the day will be layiug the Corner"
Stone of the new building which will
b ; native grranite.
A HIS.. PURPOSE.
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Albemarle Route 3 Items
AChe health of . this community is
sood at present. :r - . -
The farmers . are about, through
laying by corn in this section. ,.
: tottoa is not so good. Berry Hat-
ley mabe bis wt ekly call at Riley
Furr's. on Sunbay anb John H.
Hatley. Look out boys and don't
go to see Quincy to often. - ,
Ellis Hatley made-his call last Thu
rsday night. M r. osha ; M or ton
made bis weekly coll Sunday at W.
IV Bowers and Dear Hatley at Miss
Nancy. Furr .
Best wish s in che Chronicle. -'
( My name I will not tell for it is
to hard to spell. " Stump Sucker
SHE KNEW 'EM
bach from Reading' Pa. a
ter4n-law Mrs. TohnCcn en-bach-
from Nathral, Bridge,-Va. came to
pay a fewweeks vfsit tq iheir-.daugj?
ter and freramijy ofConcord; : V -A
V&Ir. Pahrenbaej is irelired jarci
er. In KTs Young oys he'rvcTI
the Civil .War from, the begin ningtCv
the 'end of the war. MrrFahrenbach
is very anxious to meet some of ;tho
old soldiers of this'pJare.' : '-J-
Saturday morning at her.home"
in Salisbury Mrs. Ex Sherif T. M.
Monroe was found dead :u her bed.
She retired as usual at night and
was found dead next; mpuming,She
was a - Miss X 06y t i Davie Co.aud
At the urn: of h:r di.it v i"51 jx
old'' - A
the actiofnfitled "Salisbury Hard--
1"
rvlonuay
o'clpckV feort ;houFedoor. hf
iWfC1. icily of Co
ffLUCafoio&c to : he v
hiehe bidder -inrr'aeU j, ' A-. i4 t. :s
i. jr. " - ' - . - 1- . -' . -. - 'e . , . r
saiotXCinonalI tje ught, tUTsp
arid f hiejstrwhich the SaM 'Vi-
Mr." Briefs a . lawyer) My knowl
edge of the Jaw leads me to .believe
MissCuttangMy . kno vfleag ot fniw.
yers leads .me, ta doubt- A
V ... ... " ; . .X 3 . " i ' -r i-w" . v . -i : - m -
' First J SenkorWnat mkkes you
keep declaring that' -you' wltl never
fcgiin'be-a candidate for public office?
. second , SenatofT-Weir, I've' got to n
Keep ' saying1 sometumg in ortter to: pre-?
vent my friends from overlooking m
as a :possIble -candidate, r Ac : ?.'
Differ in Evidence,?.-
. in.ine case oi tne. state vs.
Johh:Seahprn and wife,-; indicted
for . sejlihg. whiskey,.thev de
fendants were' - bouud ; over. to
court in a bond oi $100 each..
jLfctccci ve s iawience claims ne
bought $2 worth of , whiskey; and
80Hents: worth of soft 'drinks
f rom ilef ehdaiits, arid" tKat a dud
was giyen him ythem: TKe
defendants clainithat Lawrence
furnisjied the liquor, but did. buy
soft drinks for 80 centf an;d a' ptip
AMr. Dan Tucker pr Albemarle is
spending a Wee in bncord. xb" -
s : m. - 'a.
.'I-;. ''proof" a;.
! -
She Is he j& good reader?
He-Every1 time'l see him hes read,
ing-the' Bible 7v , .
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN; .
Lhereby offer,free to. the M.. E.
ChurchSoutb, ,o Kannapolis, the
fiftieth lot "sold ' in' "Bergerburg"
satne totbe chbice'cf- unsold - lots at
that time, reserving all open lots on
Bethpage Street, v A" , A
. Signed t B, L. Umberger -;
j; J?r r T,:. Davis retnrned -;toay
from Yadkin County where he spent
h ! -i -;'-;A
a tew nays witn ms lamuywno are
visiting there. . ,
a '.I'rj:' i -. Oi't-jj - . r
Mr. S' C. Kluttsi)f Mt. Pleasant
gave theChrdnicle altpleasah trcall
Monday. - "
GeJrge'NewmVnddjendV bbrcL
named has 'in the following descrltM
ed-real estate to. wit:. . . . :
;That certain 'tra'k oi forty acres .
in No 7 tv wnsbip; Cabairus Countp
described in deed .to W, G. NeWman, c-Vr v ; -V.
rei orded in Book , 66. . page. 567 iir'"-;A; -.-the
off.ee of Register of. Deeds for - 'f -4
Cabarrus- County, an I more -jarti-
cultrlv described- by the. 'following- A5 A""
metes and bounds, lying' and being; '
on both sides t)f Long Creek' begin-."
ningata stake bSally Johnsoa's - '
Hue by white-oak. sweet vlm f. v
post oak pointers; tbence 1 S 88 yi " :'
15 poles and-50 lengths toa pine b " A '
two pines and two post oaks; thence " r' '
S..2 W. 53 poles to a stake in Culp's
line by- four white' oaks;" tnence
with that line S. 87 42 poles to
dead bfack oak, -two oaks, two" "
pmes ' and ' a-- hickcrv pointers " r ' "
thence Nf 3 BA364 pofes crossia ": -Long
Gretk :o a stonejn the Ro win ' . .' ' "
and Cabarrus line and-them?e" S. ds,
E. Avith Sally 'Johnson's' iinc "and
crossiog the aforesaid, creek 13T ' '
poles to the beginning: - - "
This the 26 aay of JuJy; 1913.
- J. P. Heneycutt - - "
. . Sheriff of Cabarrus County. , A. ' '
.Mr. and Mrs. Jas. H. Dennis . ol ' V
Albemarle is spending the week here" " -with
relatives. ' - , -A, , -
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JVIr.Xamont Fields of near Poplar J ' I
Tent is ..visiting her brother Chas. N. r"
Field on East-Depot St." A a.
- Mr. C. L. ETtaker of - Salisbury is -
spending the day in Concord.
FOR SALE-1913 Model; -Motor :
Cycles and Motor Boats at bargain .
pricesfall makes, bi and new niaA, A" :
chines, on easy- 'monthly payment -
plan. Get - our proposition before .
buying or you..will regret;'it, also . A V'
bargains is"" used" Motor- Cycles.
Write us today.. Enclose Stamps for . - -
reply. Address Lock Box 11
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WANTED--A correspondent in very 3,.", A '
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from all over tfabarrus, and we want . .
our Staniyuptyjcorrespondenjs ViH1 i
to se"nd in tfieir 'items. The items - T
should reach us not Jater.than Mt-;, .
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Our Phone number, is 14. . Occurr.
rences happing afjer JUte ienisf cornel
n maybe phoned up to time ."ot go-
ing to pressTuesdayand FridayTfv . -
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