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TIMES-REPUBLICAN, MARSHALLTOWN, IOWA.JUNE 28.1918.

(teAjraMiam.

HANDY DIRECTORY
OF THE

" MASONIC TEMPLE

Published Daily By The

TIMES-REPUBLICAN PRINTING CO.

TERMS.
Evening Edition by mall
M-0
By the month by mall
35
Delivered by carrier by the month .60
Later Edition for morning circu
lation
4.00
Twjce-a-WeeU Edition per year.. 1-00
Entered at tbe poatofflce at Marehalltown as second class mall matter.
AMERICANIZATION OF ALIENS.

In the same block. When the company

came to rent the houses everybody
wanted those on' the paved street. A
difference of $2.50 per month was made
in the rentals and stlM everybody pre
ferred those on the paved street. Thus
the tenants are voluntarily assuming
an increased rental of $80 per year for
the convenience and pleasure of living
on a paved street more than the same
kind of a house could be rented foi'
in the same block but on an unpaved
street. The tenants are paying the
paving assessments. In seven years the
paving will have been paid for and
thereafter the landlord will receive a
profit in Increased rental.
Now comes C. W. Soesbe, at Greene,
Iowa, a veteran dealer In -farm lands.
He advertises in today's T.-R. a farm
for sale and the selling features about
this farm which be plays up in his ad
vertising are these, "One mile from
high school, gravel road, phone, mall
route, etc." The graveled road is
placed next to the high school in im
portance as a selling argument by this
man who has sold farm land success
fully for many* years. And yet there
are landlords who will fight
paved
streets in town just as there are farm
owners who fear the graveled road.

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Six days from today we will be

celebrating our national Independence
Day, and as a people we are likely to
be at war, forced upon us to guaran
tee proper respect for our rights as ontf
\COAHUI
of the family of nations.
In recent years there has been an ad
mirable movement inaugurated to
Masonic Meetings.
make of our Fourth an Americaniza
Visitors always welcome.
SPECIAL COMMUNICATION Mar tion day, devoted in as large a way as
shall lodge No. 108. A. P. & A. M. Work possible to getting our alien peoples to
In second degree Friday, June 30, 7:30 gain a larger and deeper sense of the
p. m. John W. Wells, secretary: B. O. privileges they enjoy in this land of
Frazey, W. M.
ours. And in the melting pot the proSIGNET CHAPTER. No. 88. B. A. M. _
Special convocation Monday evening. I cesses are at work producing homoJuly 3. Work In the Past and Most j genelty of thought and purpose. DurExcellent Degrees. Carl Schaffner, H. j ing . the past ten dayS there have been
P.: John W. Wells, secretary.
; many evidences of this. The number of
STATED ASSEMBL"S\ King Solo- ; men Qf aUen birth
moQ Council No. 20, R. & S. M., Mon-
day. June 19, regular business. I. T. i "i? enlistment in our military forces in
day. July 17, regular business. I. T. jthese critical days is one of the really
J* iroeo. Recorder. George Gregory, I. M. j significant features of our preparedSPECIAL CONCLAVE, St. Aldemar , i iess f or whatever fate has in store for
MICNOACAH
Commandery No. 30, K. T Tuesday, j us as
., .
She was only a colored woman, but
Jim P 27, 8 p. m for work.
I. T. I
a people. The hyphen is not It was her boy who had enlisted and
Forbes. eRcorder; H. C. Mueller, Com- | evident or audible when the fatherland she sought relief from a mother's fears
mander.
j is not involved.
in the dark waters of the Des Moines
CENTRAL CHAPTER NO. 67, O. E. , it were well if all true and good na- river. Those who suffer in war are not
S.Special Meeting Wednesday, June the Americans should more fully real all at the front.
2S. school of instruction at 2:30 p. m.
*
Dinner at 6:30, work at S. p. m. Eliza ize that what has been keeping the
Events of the past few days will have
S. Battin. secretary; Cora M. McDow alien in our republic apart from us has
been in large measure his feeling that credited Roosevelt with having made
ell, W. M.
the election of Hughes possible. Let's
he has been held in some contempt by
hope that Hughes does not forget his
FIRST FLOOR
Americans as something of a "lesser obligation when he lands in the White
MARSHALLTOWN CLUB breed without the law." His assimila House. Remember Taft should be
tion is being accomplished with rea pasted In the Hughes hat.
J. SIDNEY JOHNSON, .secretary.

sonable expedition. He is a better

or from anywhere else. But the war men rather than the tenacity with j
SECOND FLOOR
Incidentally it may be remarked that department demands the full quota at which he will hold to 'ritualistic rites j
American, more fully endowed with the
best Americanism, who next Tuesday, a united republican party in the voting once, and thousands of new men are or legal technicalities. The founder I
enlisted before the department is ready of the christian faith was an advocate j
DR. R. C. MOLISON
gets better acquainted with the "for for president is welcome aid to Mr. to provide them with guns, or uniforms, of union and urged always the wis- j
Harding
who
hopes
to
scratch
thru
foe
or training, and then the national dom of service and right spiritual at- t
Surgeon and Physician eigner" beside him on his job or resi governor on the same ballot.
guard system is condemned because iiiuae rather than strict construction i
dent nearby and begets in him an un
* #
(tooma
and Z0S. "Phone 994
everything is not in readiness."
of rigid rules. He emphasized the j
The state highway commission is paid
Office houcs, 10 to 12 %. m.; 2 to 8 p. m. derstanding that what is wanted in
superiority of the law of the spirit j
this
land
of
the
freeman
is
unanimity
Residence. 104 Park street
out of 5 per cent of the auto licenses
over the letter of the law.
seellnftwttof purpose to make of these United and all the county engineers with their
In this debate on the issue of the
THIRD FLOOR
union the unionists were in truth fol
States the model amalgam of liberty, assistants cost us $1 for each quarter
JAPAN.
lowers of the lowly Nazerene while
section of land. How many taxes can
Japan Is a small, restless nation anon and see that there is plenty ol
DKS. FRENCH & COBB equality, fraternity.
their opponents leaned strongly toward
be saved by abolishing the engineers?
.
* *
VOICE
OF
REPUBLICAN
PAPERS.
his lifelong opponents, the Pharisees. which Is thinking of homesteading a coal in the bunkers. '

PAPERS.
claim on the Pacific ocean. There are
BRING WAR WIDOWS TO AMEKICA.
Somebody erred or else the Ford fac
[Storm Lake Pilot-Tribune.]
THE AUTO TRUCK.
several island; in the Pacific on which
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Mating the war widows of Europe tory
management has yielded to public
The Ames Tribune U leading the
[Council Bluffs Nonpareil.]
Japan would like to grow her cele
with the single men of the west in the sentiment and now announces that em procession. In its issue last week the
Specialists
Frank Skipton, Council Bluffs garage brated brand of Oolong tea and the
United States and Canada is said to ployes who go to war will have their college town paper, which has hereto man, went to the home of a farmer flat-footed coolie, but she is prevented
DR. R. R. HANSEN
be an undertaking contemplated by the places retained for them and their fore always been republican, comes out three miles out of the city recently from doing so by the- navy of the
openly for E. T. Meredith, the demo
Rooms 314-313
Salvation Army of both countries and rights to receive old age insurance will cratic nominee for governor of Iowa. with a motor truck for the purpose of United States, which plants itself in
transporting to market a load of fat
Office Hoars: 11 to 12; 3 to
and it is receiving more favorable com not be prejudiced. This Is as it should Under a two-column cut of Mereditn hogs. The rear wheels of the truck the right of way with both arms folded
j
be
and
all
remarks
upon
the
subject
are
1 to p. OL
the Tribune says, in part: "E. T. Mere were lowered in hog loading fashion and steam up.
ment than the suggestion of emergency
Ja^an has a very fertile soil and '
Office "phone 101. Home "phone 872 polygamy which has been seriously herewith stricken from the records in dith, the democratic nominee for gov and a little alfalfa scattered from the produoes more population to the!
sofar as they pertain to Henry Ford.
ernor of Iowa, should be elected gov pen up into the truck bottom. The
proposed by political economists in
* *
ernor of the state. This statement, porkers walked into the trap and laid square yard than anybody else except j
Physicians and Surgeons Europe. It is said that millions of And war Is about
to bring that hated coming from a republican newspaper, down. Forty minutes later they were China, whose inhabitants are obliged .
Rooms 302 to 305. 'Phone 15 for th# young women have been made widow's European custom of press censorship to is but a forerunner of what other re weighed and pushed out into the stock to sleep in layers of pig-tailed human
ity. Every foot of tillable land in
following physicians and surgeons
by the war in Europe and that their America. Thus do the bulwarks of our publican newspapers will say, and tbey pens in South "Omaha ten miles distant Japan is occupied by people who can at
DR. M. U. CHES1RE
will
express
their
attitudes
on
the
gov
from
their
former
place
of
abode.
chance of replacing their husbands in civilization begin to tumble. If It is ernorship question Just the same
DR. NELSON MERRILL
The auto truck as an accessory to not move In any direction without a
that part of the world will be slim In tried It will be abandoned as it has will the voters at the November elec the farm is just beginning to make its head-on collision. ' A fenv years ago
DR. H. H. NICHOLS
been largely In Europe. .
OR. GEORGE M. JOHNSON
tion. The Tribune believes that for the worth appreciated. This trip was the! Japan seized Korea and moved a few
deed.

best of the state from every standpoint harbinger of as big a change in the million of her almond-eyed subjects
"What are the other churches of Am
rate has
newspaper man has discovered that Mr. Meredith is a better man than Mr. method of marketing farm produce as <, into the same, but her birth
.. ......,
L. F. Kellogg R. J. Andrews erica going to do about it? The Sal theA city
of Cedar Rapids had only two Harding. The record of Mr. Meredith the auto has worked in other fields. A ,
There are several islands in the Pacifio
vation Army is thinking seriously of banks in 1S82 with total deposits of a is that of a clean man in every re ten mile trip with a load of hogs In *; and most of her citisens have to stand on which Japan would like to grow
DENTISTS
finding new husbands in America for million dollars, while it now has fifteen spect. He is against the saloon, the wagon is slavish business. It Is a! on one foot in order to avoid TJelng her celebrated brand of Oolong Tea. --s
noomv 813 to 817.
'Phon. 14
suffocated. . Travelers
tell
.
, _us that
. it
the young war widows of Europe. As banks with deposits of $15,000,000. That bawdy house, the vile and the vicious. heavy task for a man as well as-fori .
Japan sends a great deal of her *ex
He is a candidate of whom the repub bis team and for the hogs. With the!
^
f<ind Tokyo i"
FOURTH FLOOR
to this other denominations may have is a fair measure of the progress of licans could be proud."
teach
jit " ey bu * ha " U ,8 aecu " * S cess baggage to California to
roads
in
their
present
condition
today:
f
different ideas but there ought to be Iowa in the past thirty-four years.
sea V , at Sunday
fternoon
revival the natives of that state how to run
in
Iowa
a
ten
mile
trip
with
a
truck
is
f
#
a truck garden and lay UP money. As
DRS. LIERLE & SCHMITZ no question as to the desirability of "The Independent
FORD AN UNDESIRABLE CITIZEN. little more than a before breakfast meeting for men only.
School District of
J^pan raises one of the most as a result, all over southern California
[Dubuque
Telegraph-Herald.]
t
chore.
A
farmer
might,
)f
he
we\
so
finding
jobs
for
them.
Specialists Eye, Ear,
Ruthven is going to vote on the ques
We citizens of the United States disposed, leave his home at 5 o'clock in tute and noiseless varieties of subter have sprung up luxurious truck
There are millions of jobs open in tion of issuing J20.000 in bonds for the think
presided
over
by
the
Nose and Throat
our American patriotism the the morning after feeding his teams ranean diplomacy known to the civil gardens
American homes to young women who purpose of enlarging the present school finest thing in the world. In days of and be back from such a journey and ized world. The mind of the Japanese non-perspiring Japanese, who speak
GLASSES FITTED
will have to support themselves as do building and the equipment of the peace we boast of it and bow ready ready to go to work in the field by 7 diplomat never strays away from home several words of English and live on
Boon I to 12 t. m.: l to I p. a,
the mimble carrot. The Japanese does,
same."Emmetsburg Reporter.
it is to sacrifice for the nation's wel o'clock.
.
.
% and gets mouthy. The morning papers not
Consulting oculists low* Soldier* mestic service never seems to attract
care for luxury and will often be
Perfectly proper says everyone. Then fare. In times of national'danger we
Heretofore the touring car for pleas in Japan did not know that war had found
Hon* Oculist* and aurlsts low* In- enough takers. These women might
wearing the same shirt he came
why should not the people of Ruthven accept as merely confirmation of our ure and the roadster for business and been declared against Russia until the
*iistr!ftt School for Boys.
over
here in, but he is a hard worker
be brought to our American cities un and vicinity be permitted by law to faith the alacrity with which our na professional work have largely monop Czar woke up and found himself short
and
makes
as fine la hired girl as anyder organized church auspiceB in vote bonds for graveling the roads that tional guard responds to the call to olized the gasolene driven vehicle several expensive battleships. This
DR. WM. F. HAMILTON groups
body could ask for. On this account
and assisted in finding work. lead into Ruthven? What is good arms and our private citizens answer business. Trucks have been confined teaches us that while we should love he
should be admitted to this country
largely to transfer and dray business and respect Japan as a sister nation,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Time, association and new friends finance as to schools is equally as the call for volunteers.
Because of this faith when a man In the cities where they seldom leave It would be well to keep one eye In small quantities, until the house*
might solve the problem of remating sound as to hard roads.
Mssonlo Temple.
of such prominence as Henry Ford, the pavements. But they are bound to squinted in her direction ever and work prpblem is completely solved.

in a natural and less repulsive a
pacifist tho he may be, announces extend their sphere of
Influence.
Xo, the democratic platform adopted that any employe of his who answers Manufacturers are now making truck*
Special Attention to General manner.
this
year
at
St.
Louis,
did
not
reaffirm
the president's call will at once lose of a wide variety of sizes and among
were provided for many of
the one-term plank adopted at Balti his job and will not be reinstated up those of one-half to one and a ha:f
Surgery and X-Ray Work theWives
early colonists in what is now the
on his return from service, the news tons the average farmer will' find
more.
floonu <14-15 Masonic Temple
United States in precisely the manner

comes like a blow in the face and something suited to the business of
Office Hours, J to 4 p. m.
being considered by the Salvation
leaves
us without words to express marketing his produce. The saving In
The money men spend In a primary
RALPH E. KEYSER Army, and it Is pointed out that the is incidental for it is not always the our opinions.
time as well as saving In horseflesh
Any employer of labor, who, because which the truck makes possible are
plan worked to the satisfaction of money that counts. They would spend
an employe leaves his situation to de items which will add to saving ef
DR. G. E. HERMANCE everybody concerned. It was also re it anyway and did spend it before, al- fend
the nation, deprives that employe fected In preventing shrinkage in the
r'HYSICIAN A N D SURGEON
tho
the
law
compelling
publicity
was
sorted to repeatedly in the early min
of reinstatement in his position upon stock and produce.
Q U I T T I N G A J O B =;
not
in
effect
to
disclose
the
expendi
his return, should be ostracized by his
Office Honrs: 11 to IS a. m. end t te ing-days of the far west, when the
tures
then.
Cosson
spent
$3,500
and
I
said,
"My
wages
are
too low; I've worked away, the best I know, since
4:30 p. m., ud 7 to 3 p. a.
WHERE
'GOVERNOR
MAY
COUNT.
*
fellow
men.
He
has
not
the
Intelli
mining-camps were filled up almost
received more votes than Allen, who gence of a warthog nor the principles
[Sioux City Tribune.]
young and tiale, and my employer never cries, 'Oh, James Adolphus, you're a "
9*(ite 11, T rerr.ont Bleak
exclusively with men. The Salvation spent $18,000. Jim Good spent nothing of a skunk and is neither fit for. assoIowa's industrial commissioner, A.
prize, I'll see you draw more kale.' I know his business
V A.T?SHALLTOWN
IOWA Army believes it would work well on
and received the nomination for con cation with nor protection by society. B. Funk, mentions state insurance'
4
will go broke, when I throw off the galling yoke that I
th ? larger seal her#*
one! <?v!- gress without opposition and so far not
Ford, by his own admission, is an as one of the things he will urge at the!
long have worn; without my rare nullities, 'twill soon
W. T. BENNETT
dently the Canadian government thinks even a democrat can be found who ignorant man. By his unpatriotic act next legislative session. This was also|
bagging at the knees, and he will weep and mourn. He'll 7
well enough of It to give It careful wants to run against him in the Fifth of discharging his national guard em the policy, it will be recalled, of Mr.
ployes he has shown himself a dan Funk's predecessor, Warren Garst.
Lawyer
realize, when comes that frost, how great a treasure he has .
consideration. However, that Is the congressional district.
If any reliance may be placed in the
gerously vicious citizen, undeserving
lost; he'll beg me to return; and now I'll quit this ofnci^|>i;
plan
being
considered
by
the
Salvation
judgment
of
the
two
capable
and
con
of
the
protection
of
the
government
he
NOTART PUBLIC
IOWA OPINION AND NOTES.
chair, and get a situation where more roubles I can earn.'^||
has so foully repudiated. From every scientious men who have been in charge
Army. There axe other ways to reach
Over 119 East Ms!* Street
viewpoint he is undesirable as a citi of the workmen's compensation system
So I resigned, with language brief; my boss's face showed||-^j
the same result hence the question,
or an associate, If he is correctly in Iowa, the change will work a dis
The Davenport Democrat can see zen
what are the other church societies
great relief, instead of pain and woe! he cried aioua, "Oh,^
quoted.
tinct
saving
to
employers,
give
full
pro
VanOrman & VanOrman going to do about itf
that "Colonel Roosevelt has evidently
happy day! It's long since you have earned your pay I ' e
tection to employes, and not cost the
had assurances from Candidate Hughes
state anything. The only losers would
glad to see you go!" He's doing business as of yore; thlnga;P^'
CHURCH MERGER.
GENERAL INSURANCE
that Candidate Hughes stands just
be the Insurance companies, which are
[Council Bluffs Nonpareil.]
boom in his department store, his goods are all the rago;s
THINGS THAT MAKE UNO SELL.
where the colonel stands as to hyphe
Over First National Bank.
By a decisive vote of 406 to 88'the said to be reaping abnormal profits
while I plod on, with sigh and sob. and vainly try to get a
Marshalltown has recently furnished nated Americans. But why doesn't Mr. members of the general assembly of, from this particular line of risks,
^'ARBHALLTOWW
.
.
IOWA sufficient evidences of the effect of Hughes speak out, and do his own the Presbyterian church In Canada re
Experience of the past proves that
jMhllMAfPN job at half my former wage.
talking?"
cently
voted
to
unite
with
the
Metta-!
anything
operating
against
insurance
hard
surfaced
road
improvements
upon
Dr. Wilbert Shall enberget
odists and Congregatlonalists.
I profits or perquisites Is not easily in|766 Oakmj BM., Gncaco,
property values to convince the most
Damning militiamen in the Dam City
Thls vote is looked upon by the pro- i corporated into law in Iowa. This sit- He would have the appointment of the cleaned up Cuba, the world may begin
Chronic, Nervous
skeptical of what Is In store for Iowa the Burlington Hawkeye remarks: testant bodies in Canada as a landmark uation was emphasized as late as the Insurance commissioner, and the Indus to understand our purposes.
and Special Disease*
"The spectacle of Company L, of Keo In church history. It marks a station 191-5 session, when Mr. Garst tried to trial commissioner.
Whatever we do in Mexico should be
Over 80)1 of coy patient* com* when her land owners can realize its
refusing to be mustered Into the in the progress from a sort of pharisee- put the compensation Insurance on a
It is of interest to know whether Mr. done while the wars are going on in
I from recommendationa of thoae I possibilities. As soon as the city council kuk,
<
| have eared. Cantultation FRF.F had passed its resolutions ordering a federal service because of a grievance ism in religious matters to a higher cost basis. Evidence coming to the sur Harc^ng, if elected governor, will align Europe.
a change in captains Is not in degree of genuine Christianity.
face in the recent primary campaign himself with men like F\ink and Garst,
It is reported that Germany is at the
191st visit to Stoddart Hotel. Marshall- narrow ribbon of paving sixteen feet over
spiring and speaks volumes for the
bottom of our troubles in Mexico. We
The Manitoba Free Press observed demonstrated that the insurance men or with the Insurance companies.
town. Saturday, Jul> 22, 1916.
wide on the Lincoln Highway extend lack of proper understanding of dis the debate on this question of union were "on the job" to some extent and
have no doubt that German influence
cipline
on
the
part
of
the
militiamen
WHt NO NOW?
which consumed about twelve solid the prospects are that their lines will
In that country has been againsK the.
ing for nearly a mile past suburban
-fi:J MAfMHAkLTOWN TYPOGftAFHo? tlis Dam City."
[X)es (Moines Capital.]. ,.
hours of time. "The arguments of the be strengthened, rather than weakened,
United States: The Germans in Ger-.
'
-tCAl. UNION
property a man from Oilman astounded
The people of >Mexico are incapable many hate th United States on ac
opposing forces, played an important in the 1917 session.
the community by paying 9295 pef
In the eyes of the Sioux City Journal part In influencing the vote," says the( State insurance, under the plan pro of self-government and so long as they count of the ammunition question.
acre for 120 acres lying just a quar "The action of the senate'in killing the editor. "The tone of the unionists' posed, provides merely for state organ have wars, our own republic will be . But we can not postpone our duties
in tMexico on acqount of Germany or
ter of a mile beyond the end of this $1,000,000 appropriation for the rellel from the beginning to the end was, on ization and supervision of compensa disturbed.
of dependents may be well buttressed the whole, spiritual and inspiring lti tion Insurance., in order to carry the
America ought to take possession of any other country.
paving.
by
logic,
but
it
has
done
m<\j
than
Mexico
and
hold
it
for
fifty
years,
pro
its
appeal,
while
the
antls
dwelt
with
at actual cost. The plan is said to
f*r the UNION LABEL on yew
The people of the United -States
Last week eighty-one lots were sold could have been done in any other way technicalities. As an evidence that the risks
be working satisfactorily. There is no claiming to the world at the start that, must understand that the present
printed matter and resd newe#spef
In one auction in thd vicinity of North to wet blanket the National Guard as assembly understood clearly the real reason why it should work any other we intend to hold it: that we intend to problem is one which covers our entire'
that are entitled to He use.
Third avenue largely upon the strength a practical, permanent federal reserve religious value to be gained by the way. Insurance companies are - not, give the public domain away in home future. This country can not exist
army."
,
adoption of the union It is significant philanthropists. They only pay out in steads to 'Mexicans; that we intend to decently and peacefully with internal,
of gravel surfacing which had been
to point out that when the final vote indemnities a portion of the money,re teach them to become farmers and
Talent and Charsctsr.
ordered by the city council upon this
In defense of the National Guard the was given out there was no demon ceived in premiums, retaining the re workers; that we Intend to invite Am warfare going on all the time ia
The difference between talent and street and every lot carried with it the Des Moines Register says, "The Iowa stration such as one might have ex mainder for profits, salaries and ex erican capital to come into Mexico to Mexico.
-character is adroitness to keep the old prospect of an assessment of $25 to companies were ready with sixty-Ave pected."
penses.
open mines, build reduction works, to
and trodden round, and power and
men to the company for Immediate ser
There isn't any question that church
W. L. Harding always has been construct railroads, and to do everyHow Norwalk Got Its Name.
vice, and tbey would have given good people are growing less and less dog classed as friendly to the insurance in * thing tflse that is useful.
courage to make a new road to new $30 for the street improvement.
Tbe city of Norwalk, Conn., Is said
In the east part of the city last sum account of themselves beside any sol matic. They are attaching an eve
ad better goals. Character makes an
terests. 'In the recent primary election,
We are told Chat Mexico Is rich be to have been sq named because, when
cwr>wwlug present; a cheerful, de- mer a manufacturing company built diers who ever followed the flag. On lessening degree of importance to lega insurance men all over the state were yond the dreams of avarice, yet she is purchased from the Indians, tfae northj^-j
the
same
basis
probably
every
state
and
technical
forms.
And.
in
spite
of
actively supporting his candidacy. If in poverty and rags. It would cost the
fsradned boor, which fortifies all tbe five houses, all from the same set of
prepared for instant mobilization, some evidence to the contrary, the* Mr. Harding is elected governor of United States a large sum to clean "up era boundary of the land waa to ex-"'"'
esmpasf. by making them see that plans. Two of these houses faced an was
and together all the states couid have are growing more truly religious. The Iowa, his personal inSusnec would be and re-establish Mexico, but it is our tend northward, from the sea one day'*
mek ft possible and excellent that unpaved street and the other three furnished an army equal to any im
test of a man's religion is, after all, the very strong on the question of state job andThe"'i^ner w'e'get'at' i theioording to the Indian marking
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faced a paved street but tbey were all mediate demand upon it from Mq*ico lengths he will go to servje, b|;feHow- insurance and other insurance matters.
better. -If -we clean -up iMexleo as we #'
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