Burleson County Ledger and News-Chronicle (Caldwell, Tex.), Vol. 34, No. 1, Ed. 1 Friday, March 7, 1919 Page: 3 of 8
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PNOPOtKD AMCNOMKNT TO
TH« STATS CONSTITUTION
1$- Prohibiting tha Manufacture and tala
of Intoxicating Liquor*.
A 4 Houae John ltuHolutlon No. I.
*■ resolution proposing to amend the
W Constitution of the átate of Texaa,
by amendlug Article 16. Section 20
thereof by atrlklng out and repeal-
ing uald auction and aubr.tltutluc In
lieu theruof a new Section SO, pro-
hibiting the manufacture, aale, bar-
ter or exchange In the State of Tex-
us of aplrltuoua, vlnoua or malt li-
quors or medicated blttera capable
of producing intoxication, or any
other intoxicant whatever, oxcept
for uit'diulual, mechanical, eclenlifla
or aacramontal purpoaea, and provid-
ing that the Leglalature ahall enact
laws to enforce thla auction; pro-
viding that until the Leglalature
ahall preacribe other or different reg-
ulation* on thu subject the afcle of
aplrltuoua, vinous or malt liquors
or niedlcaUMl blttera, capuble of pro-
ducing Intoxication, or any other In-
toxicant whutever, for medicinal
purposes «bull be made only In caaea
of actual sickness, and then only
upon prearriptlon of a regular prac-
ticing phyalrlau, aubject to certain
regulatlona with reference to the
aame; providing that thla amend-
J ment ahall be self-operative, and
T until the Legislature ahall provide
other or different penaltiea, the vio-
lation of ny part of thla conatitu-
tlonal provlalon ahall be deemed a
felony punishable by confinement In
the penitentiary for u term of yearn
spec-lMed, without the benefit of any
law providing for suspnnded sen-
tence; conferring authority upon the
District ('uurta and luclaes theroof,
under their equity powera, to iaaue
upon ault of the Attorney General
injunction* agaiuat Infractlona or
threatened Inrractlona of any purl
of thla constitutional provlalon; pro-
viding that, without affecting the
t>rovlalona herein. Intoxicating 11-
«liiora are declared to be aubject to
the general police power of thla
State; declaring that the Leglala-
ture ahall have power to pana any
additional prohibitory lawa In uld
therof which It may deem advla
utile, fixing the (line for the dec
linn for the adoption or rejection of
enI<1 proposed c-imslitiitioiial amend
ment and proscribing certain rule
and regulatlona with reference to
the aame; declaring that the pro
visions of the Oencral Election Low
nltnil govern In nil respects an to
■inaiiricatlon of elector* and method
of holding the election and in ull
other re porta where applicable; dl
reeling proclamation for the election
uud making certain provlalon* for
the election and hallota thereof and
method of voting; prescribing cer
tain duties for the Governor of the
4 State; und making an appropriation
to carry out this resolution.
Be it resolved by the Legislature of
tha State of Texaa;
Section 1- That Article 16 of th<
Constitution of the State of Texas be
amended by striking out and repealing
•Section 20 thereof and subatltutlng In
lieu of aaid Section 20 the following:
Sec. 20- (al The manufacture, aale.
barter and exchange In the State of
Texaa. of aplrltuoua, vinous or malt
liquors or medicated blttera capable
of producing Intoxication, or any other
Intoxicant whatever except for me-
dicinal. mechanical, scientific or aac
ramental purposes, are each and all
hereby prohibited.
The Legislature shall enact law* to
««force tills eeetlon.
lb) Until the legislature shall pre
scribe other or different regulations
on the subject, the sale of spirituous,
vlnoua or malt liquors, or medicated
blttera. capable of produclnit Intoxica-
tion, or any other intoxicant whatever,
ifor medicinal purposes shall be made
■only In cases of actual sickness, and
then only upon the prescription of u
regular rucllclnr physician, aubject
to the refutations applicable to sales
under prescriptions In prohibited terrl
tory by virtue of Article fiHfi. Chapter
7, Title 11, of the Penal Code of the
State of Texas.
(c) This amendment Is self-opera
ttve, and until the Legislature shall
l-rescrlbe other or different penalties,
nny person, acting for himself or In
behalf of another, or In behalf of any
partnership, corporation or association
of persons, who shall, after the adop
tlon of this amendment, violate nny
part of this constitutional provlalon
shall be deemed guilty of a felony, and
shall, upon conviction in a prosecution
commenced, carried on and concluded
In the manner prescribed by law In
cas , of felonies, be punlahnl by con
flnement In the penitentiary for a pe
rlod of time not losu than one year nor
more than five years, without the bene
fit of any law providing for suspended
sentence. And the district courts apd
the Judge* thereof, under their equity
powers, sliull have (he authority to Is
sue. upon ault of the Attorney (lanera!.
Injunctions uKatnat Infractions or
threatened Infractions of nny part of
this constitutional provision.
Id) Without affecting the provisions
herein, Intoxicating llquorn are de-
clared to be subject to the general
police power of the State; and the Leg-
islature nhaII have the power to pnas
nnv additional prohibitory laws, or
lawn In aid thereof, which It may deem
advisable
(ei I.lability for violating nny liquor
law Id force at the time of the adop
Hon of thla amendment shall not be
iiffcrt" ) by this amendment, and nil
remedie , civil and criminal, for such
violations shall bo preserved.
Sec 2- The foregoing conatltutlonal
amendment ahall be mibmltted to a
vote of the qualified elector* for mem-
her* of the Legislature al un election
to be held throughout the State of
Texas on the fourth flaturdny In May.
being the twenty fourth day thereor,
A l). 1H11 . At wild election, the vote
ehall be by official ballot, which ahall
have printed or written at the lop
thereof In plain letter* the words, "Of-
ficial Ballot." Said ballot, shall have
also written or printed thereon the
word*. "For Prohibition," and the
-word*. "Against Prohibition."
All voter* favoring *ald proposed
amendment aliall ora*e Iba word*
"'Against Prohibition" by malting a
«nark through the samo, and those op-
posing It shall erase tha words, 'Tor
(Prohibition," by making a mark
through tha name.
dared ai
votes
If a majority of tha votaa oast
said election shall be "Por Prohibí
tlon," said amendment shall he de-
If a majority of the
ba "Against Prohibition,"
said amendment shall be lost, and so
declared.
All the provisions of the Oeneral
Election Laws a* amended and in
force at the time of said election I*
held shall govern In all respects as to
the qualification* of the electors, the
method of holding auch election, and
all other reapecta, so far aa auch elec-
tion law* can be made applicable.
Sec. 3- The Oovornor of the State
Is hereby directed to issue the neces-
sary proclamation for said election
and to have the samo published aa re-
quired by the Constitution and laws of
thla State.
Sec. 4- The sum of Five Thousand
Dollars ($6,000.00), or so much thereof
as may be necessary, I* hereby appro-
priated out of auy fund* In the State
Treasury, not otherwise appropriated,
to defruy the expense* of *uch procla-
mation und election.
GEO F. HOWARD,
Secretary of State.
(A true copy.)
PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO
THE STATE CONSTITUTION,
Giving tha Leglalature Power to Give
or Lend, or Authorize the Giving or
Lending, of the Credit of the Stat*
for the Purpo** of Assisting Citi-
zens, Heads of Families, to Acquire
or Improve Their Home*.
House Juint Resolution No. 19.
To amend Section 50, Article 3. of the
Constitution of the State of Texas,
to provide that the Legislature alia 11
have power to give or lend, or uu-
thorlxe the giving or lending, of the
credit of the State for the purpoa.-
of aaalatlng citizens who nre heads
of famlllea to acquire or Improve
their hornea; authorising the State
to acquire, improve, sell or lcnae
real eatate or aaBlat auch cltlxenu to
acquire or improve their humea upon
terms and conditions prescribed by
the Leglalature; authorizing tin
Legislature to create such agenclct
u* may be necessary to carry out tin
purposes of thi* section; providing
that obligation created under thl.
section hiiuil never be tuxed; nnt!
providing that the Legislature aha!'
have authority to provide u inotlio.
of securing any deferred payment:
for lands purchased hereunder, am'
that snob obligations shall be si-
cured In uddltlon to the usual lien-
by un uniiuul assessment collected
un a tax against the land; and pro
vldlng that the Legislature shal
have no power to relieve any persoi.
from any obligation entered Into un-
der this provision or any statute en
acted thereunder; and providing for
the classification of lands acquired
under thla Act, and limiting acreugi
sold to any one person where land-
are clasaed as agricultural.
Be It resolved by the Legislature of
the State of Texas:
Section I. That Section 50. of Ar
tide 3, of the Constitution of the Stat>
of Texas, be so amended that the .«ami
will read and hereafter be us follows
Sec. 60. The Legislature shall nav«
no power to give or to lend, or tn an
thorlxe the giving or lending, of th<
credit of the State In aid of or to atij
person, association, or corporation,
whether municipal or other, or to
pledge the credit of the State In un>
manner whatsoever, for the payment
of the liabilities, present or prospec-
tive. uf any Individuals, useoclallon of
Individuals, municipal or other cor
poratlon, whatsoever, except that the
Legislature shall have the power to
give or to lend, or to authorize the
givlnc or lending, of the credit of the
State for the- purpose of asslstlnK nn
live born or iiuiurulixeil citizens who
are hesds of families and who will
become in good lalth actual occupants
to kequlre or Improve their homes,
and for this purpose the State Is uu
tborlxed to acquire. Improve, -tell or
leano real eatate or assist such cltl
lenn to acquire or Improve their homes
npen such terms and cnnli:|otis and
lu such manner and subject to nc!
limitations as the Legislature n.a;
from time to time prescribe. Provided
that no land shall be acquired by tie
State tinder the terms of this amend
ment to the Constitution until the suld
lands are examined, and the value of
said lands Is appraised and ascertain
cd aa to Ita actual value for agricul-
tural purpose , by a commission here
by authorized, composed of the Gov
ernor. Attorney General. Land Com
mlasloner. Comptroller of Public Ac
counts and the Stale Treasurer; ond
(nelr report shall be available to all
prospective land purchasers. The Leg
Islature shall have authority to create
by law auch agencies a* may be deem-
ed necessary to effect the purposes
of the Act. Obligations created under
this section shall never be taxed, and
the Legislature shall have authority
to provide a method of securing <le
ferred payments for tanda purchased
hereunder, and in addition to the usual
llena may secure the sume- by an an
uual assessment collected as a tux
against the land; provided, however,
the Legislature shall have no power to
relieve any person from any obligation
entered Into with the State under this
provision or any statute enacted here
under. The terms of this Act shall
not apply, or be extended to any per-
son who In not a bona fide resident
citizen of the State of Texa and who
lis* not been such citizen at least two
year prior to the extension of such
aid, nor hall the term of thl Act
ever he applied to any lunda outside
of the State of Toxuh. Provided fur-
ther that all land acquired by the Stute
under the provisions of this section
for which the State may lend Its credit
shall be classified aa agricultural lands
or otherwise, and If classified us ag
rlc.ulturul 'mils. ¿hen no more than
200 acros shall be sold to any one per
son under the provisions herein.
Sec 2. The foregoing constitutional
amendment shall be submitted to a
vote of the quallfiod electors of the
State of Texas at an election to be
hold throughout the State on the 24th
day of May. A. D. 1019, at which elec-
tion all voters favoring said proposed
amendment shall write or hnve print-
ad on their ballots the words; "For
the amendment to Sactlon 50, Article
3, of the Constitution of the State of
Texaa, providing that the Legislature
ahall have power to give or lend or
Uta giving or landing of tha
credit of tha Sute for tha purpoM of
aaalatlng cltlaana who are haada of
famlllri to acquire or improve their
homes," and all thoae opposed ahall
write or have printed on their ballots
the words; "Against tbe amendment
to Section SO, Article 8, of tbe Consti-
tution of the State of Texaa, providing
that the Leglalature ahall have power
to give or lend or authorlie the giving
or lending of the credit of the State
for tbe purpose of aaalatlng cltlsens
who are heads of families to acquire or
Improve their homes."
Sec. 3. The Governor of tbe State
Is hereby directed to Issue tbe neces-
sary proclamation for said election
and to have same published as re-
quired by the Constitution and exist-
ing laws of tho State.
Sec. 4. That the sum of (5000.00, or
so much thereof ns may be necessary,
if hereby appropriated out of any
funds In tho Treasury of the 8tate not
otherwise appropriated to pay the ex-
penses of such publication und elec-
tion. GEORGE F. HOWARD.
Secretary of State.
(Attest; A true copy.)
it,
ment «hall ba lost. All
the general election laws, as
and enforced at tho time said
is held, shall govern In all respects aa
to the qualification of the electora,
tha method of holding auch elections,
and In all other respects so fur as
such election laws can be made ap-
plicable.
Sec. 4- The Governor of this Stato
ia hereby directed to Issue the neces-
sary proclamation for such election
and have same published as required
by tbe Constitution and Laws of this
SUte.
Sec. 6- The sum of Five Thousand
(|(,000.00) Dollars, or so mudi there-
of as may be necessary, Is hereby ap-
propriated out of any funds in the
SUte Treasury, not otherwise appro-
priated, to defray the expenses of such
proclamation, publication and election,
GEO. P. HOWARD.
Secretary of State.
(A true copy.)
Removing Ink 8talns.
To remove black ink stains, the nrtl-
clc should be washed Immediately In
several waters uud tlieu In milk, let-
ting It soak In the milk for several
hours; the stain will disappear. Wash-
ing the article Immediately In vlnegnr
and water, then in snup and water, will
removo all ordinary ink stnLvs.
Shun Heedlessness.
The nerve-racking chase after self-
gratification or material gain oftvn
blinda to the nobler sentiments; and
the cold, perhaps unintentional, slight,
Inattention or rudo, though thought-
li s, rebuff wounds still further an al-
ready sore niul bleeding soul whose
flagging and dejected spirits might
have, with u sympathetic glance, a
smile of approval, or a welcoming ges-
ture, been set all atnne. the harmony
to be passed along.—Great Thoughts.
Don't Tease Child.
Tensing bus ruined the disposition
of many a child. The parents are not
likely to be guilty of such conduct, but
older children in the family, or some
other relative, may make the child's
life utterly miserable by constant teas-
ing. A thoughtless adult. Intending to
tie playful, will keep u child struggling
tor some object, almost allowing him
to get it over and o"\\?r again, only to
thwurt the child's purpose, uud so
musing u wearing irritation.
Nations' Religious Beliefa.
Tho German prevailing religious be-
lief Is Lutheran. The Church of Eng-
land prevails In (Jrent Brltnln. known
more familiarly In thl* country as tha
Episcopalian. However, all churches
are accepted In England now. Belgium,
France and Italy are Catholic lu tend-
ency.
PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE
8TATE CONSTITUTION PROVID-
ING FOR AND RELATING TO
EQUAL SUFFRAGE.
Senate Joint Resolution No. 7.
Proposing to umeiid Section 3, Article
6, of the Constitution of the Stuto of
Texas so that It sbull hereafter, in
substance, provide that every per
son, male or female, subject to nc
constitutional disqualifications, whe
sliull have attained the age of twen
ty-one years, and who shall bo t
citizen of the United States, and who
shall reside in this Stato one year
next preceding an election and the
last alx montha within the district
or county In which he offers to vote
shall bo deemed a qualified elector:
provided electors shull vote In tht
election precinct of their residence-;
declaring that the electors living ii
any unorganised county may vote at
nny election precinct In the count*
to which such couuty la attached lei
Judicial purposes; providing that
any voter who Is subject to pay :
poll tax under the laws of the Stuti
of Texas shull have paid said tu>
before he or she shall offer to voti
tit uny election in this State am
bold a receipt showing that poll in'
has been paid before tha first day oi
February next preceding auch elec-
tion; declaring thai if sulci vote
shall have lost or mlsphtcod sucl
ta:; receipt, be or she- ahull be eti
titled to vote, upon muking affldavl
that such tax receipt has been tost
which affidavit must be In writing
and left with the Judge of the elci
tlon. And declaring that all law
now on the slututes relating to quail
fled voters and governing und regu
latinii elections :<hull apply to mal
and female voters ulike; and ull lawr
ri luting to elections shnli remain it
full force and effect until changer'
or modified by the Legislature, unci
declaring that this amendment ti
the Constitution shull be self-enact
lag.
Be It resolved by the Legislature o'
the State of Texaa;
Section 1- That Section 2, of Artlcb
6. of tho Constitution of tho State ot
Texas be amended so that hereafter
said section shull read as follows, to
wit:
Section 2- Every person, male or
female, subject to none of the forego
itig disqualifications, who shall have
attained the ago of twenty one years
and who shall be u citizen of the I'nlt
ed States, and who shall have residei
in this State one year next preceding
.<n election, and the lust six monthi
within the district or county in which
he offers to vote, ahull be deemed .i
qualified elector; and all electors sliul
vote In the election precinct of theli
residence; provided, that electors liv-
ing tu any unorganized county may
vote ut any election precinct tn tin
county to which such county la attach
id for Judicial purposes; ai •! provided
further, that any voter win ,« subjec
¡o pay a poll tax under the t:iof tie
Stute of Texas shall have paid said t.v
before lie or she offers to vote at tin>
election in this State and hold a re
•clpt showing such poll tax paid be
fore the first day of February nex;
preceding such election. Or if said
vote r shall have tost or misplaced siilil
tax receipt, he or she shall be entitled
to vote upon making affidavit bofon
uny officer authorized to administer
oaths that such tax receipt has been
lost Such affidavit shall be made lu
writing and left with the judge of the
election. All laws now on the statutes
of thla State regulating nnd relatllli:
to qualified voters lit both primary and
general elections shull apply to and
novum und regulate both male nnd fe
male voters, and shall lie In effect
until Hitch sturtitea uro changed or
amended by the Legislature. And tills
amendment to tho constitution strati
be self enuetlag without tho necessity
of further legislation.
Sec. it- The foregoing constitutional
amendment shall be submitted to the
vote of the qualified electors for mem-
bers of the l/cgislulurc at uu election
to be held for such purpose on the
fourth Saturday In Mu>. ,\ I . 191Ü.
the aame being the twenty fourth day
of said month; nt sold election, the
votes shall be placed on an official
tiiiltot which shall have printed, or
written, thereon the words, "For the
amendment to Section 1!. Article 6, of
the Con tilution of the State of Texas
providing qualifications for male nnd
female voters," and also the words,
"Against the amendment to Section 2,
Article 6, of the Constitution of the
State uf Texas, providing itiinllflca
Hons for mule and ■female voters." All
voters favoring this proposed constitu-
tional amendment shall erase the
words "Against the amendment to Sec-
tion 2, Article 6, of the Constitution
of the State uf Texas," und those op-
posing It shall erase the words, "For
the amendment lo Section 2. Article 6,
of the Constitution of the State of
Texas, providing qualification for male
anil female voter*." which aW eras . . . tlicy
urea ahall be made by making a mar '0',"• who was .■>«- 4
with a pencil, or pen through sip pant weelc is re-
words All ballots cast, as ubove * . . ' pro-
vided, shall be counted as cast fHK nit'tMy. or
agalnat a proposed amendment, 11,1 and If
a majority shall be for the • w BmJ. /amend
ment It «ball be declared ad'- "
a majority of tbe votes casntown
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Chance for Trade in Japan.
The native Jupanese door slides on
n full or truck, und Is said to answer
all purposes, but despite the fnct tlgrt
the scheme Is perfectly satisfactory
the Importation of door hinges is In-*
creasing. The Jupanese are very
ready to adopt almost nny of the meth-
ods or Implements which come from
the western world.
Shakeapeartan Srldea.
None of the weddings of Shnkea-
X'ure are conventional nnd no thought
f the display wedding tbnt women
ire snid to love disturbed these brides
ivlso all seem sadly lucking in the re-
•rve attributed to women. The
^hnkespearenn bride does not hnve to
ie coaxed to name the day. Juliet,
iVirtla and Olivia forstatl their lovers
ii mentioning the ceremony, the Intter
•\n hurrying their bridegrooms to
hureh with a haste that Is almost un-
inly; and we have the testimony of
Hhcllo that Iicsdemotin did the most
if the courting.
Retaining Youthfulneaa.
A man who believes that environ
in nt saves thousands of lives said to
ne recently, "Oh, yes, every niaii Is In-
lueticcd by h's environment. I nl-
va.vs nssormte with men who are
inting. full of enthusiasm, determined
0 succeed, and who feel that there
n no dltllculty that Is too grent for
hem to surmount. It keeps me youth-
!ul. It prolongs isy life. Whenever
1 am In their presence 1 feel n treinen-
loiis amount of enthusiasm, ti wonder-
lul zest for living."—Fern Howard.
Teach Children to Love Books.
Happy «re the children of this ekij
and age In thai Uiej hnve so munj
good books; In that If they cannot buy
they certainly can borrow from the
public libraries. Hero Is one truth, <
very simple truth, that ull parents art
under obligation to tencli their chil-
dren—that If they can learn to love
books they can ulwnys forget the Irri-
tation* of tnen*aric1 things; they can
lay usld* cure* and still their pas
sinus; they can put their worries t'Otnes 11*011) otlO"^*-
disappointments to sleep. families of hot' lio""
WoBhni¿«í¿~H«ir~wi "U,n1ber" tiei- Mili
A Rignot ring oontnlp* Hum ire ra by her^fmu locks of
hair of George Wu^ttnCl'H, iM'itlti both Ui™nB,on ,,l",
accomplished \ wllection of relics
at 1205 WíDbw Jpn-
writes:
"Pour
Ei
Tha
alwaya
very m
it through, *v*ry —
To-day I can truthfully
i* ma. St fi*
aa-ití ,
for my *■*. I _
1'erunu since 1 atartai
and happy, tSrnka «•
recommend It tm tkom
LIU VID OB TABLET
No Dlacrlmlnatlon.
Friend (in Windfall's art gallery —
You certainly show excellent discrimi-
nation in the selection of your pic*
tures.
Windfall—Discrimination? Not on
your life; I'm too brondmlnded for
that! Why, If the price is right, I
don't care u dang whether the painter
Is American. Dutch, Hugo, Pole, Bul-
garian, Chinese, Eskimo, or even Ger-
man.
RECIPE FOR GRAY HAIR.
To half p'nt of water add 1 ox. Bay Bum,
a «mall box of Barbo Compound, and H
oc. of glycerine. Any druggUt can put tbi*
up or you can mix it at home at very lit-
tle coat. Full directions for making and
use come in each box of Barbo Compound.
It will gradually darken streaked, faded
gray hair, r. id mnke it soft and glossy. It
will not color the scalp, ii not atioky or
greasy, and does not rub off.—Adv.
Had Heard It Befor*.
"Mrs. Wcipptt, could I persuado you
to wait a neither week for your rent?"
"I don't know, Mr. Flllihlt. How do
I know If you'll keep your ptonilse and
pay nit next week?"
■Ttii n gentleuiuu. ma'am."
"That *ouud* nice, now don't it?
My husband calls himself a gentleman.
Thrt's why I hnve to run it ludglng
house." Ilirininghitüi Age-Hernld.
ITO
BOG and
wc.
D. P. JAMISON,
GARDEN
_ O raw,
i Orase Brad. Ask for
M, Wkotsaal* i Batall
SAM JACINTO IUO CO.,
. O. oa TIB SoMtaa,'
McCANE'S DETECTIVE
HOUSTON, texas
Baaert Ci*U and Criminal lnv«
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They Gently Clean the Liver and Bowels,' and Stop
ache, Colds, Sour Stomach, Bad Breath
Enjoy Life V Cascareis, and Wake Up Feeling Pit
'' * ^«xative lor Men, Women,
' ^a.—Never Gripe
ut (ins won,
lidded lo the re* "
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ring. «I l9()0; Alls
Martha 'Rulifiiria,
tha W/Tontenegro,
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of
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Ml
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' 'ff in Alexandria. Vn. The
-.'ii was the property of Mra.
j'lvter, granddaughter of Mar-
.rtKhlngini^ inntalnnaeveral locks
III opVaahlngton'n hair—«if reddish
u„i,ni,iAvn mixed with gray. It la In-
® %rlbe<l "A. Hamilton. 1708." Abigail
Hamilton waa tho grandmother of tUe
doner.
. Henalee went /¿J] aH
Thursday to it ahall be
lughtor, Mis Leila.
PRICE 10 CENTSL
YOftK WHILE YOU sicca
Cauaa of Rear ef Waterfall*.
Tha roar of a waterfall la produced
almoat entirely by the burating of mil-
liona of air bnbblea.
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Rankin, W. W. Burleson County Ledger and News-Chronicle (Caldwell, Tex.), Vol. 34, No. 1, Ed. 1 Friday, March 7, 1919, newspaper, March 7, 1919; Caldwell, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth169011/m1/3/: accessed May 1, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Harrie P. Woodson Memorial Library.