The Batesville Herald. (Batesville, Tex.), Vol. 8, No. 18, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 7, 1908

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... to use bo much starch that the beauty and fineness of the fabric is hidden behind a paste of varying... BY SUPERSTITIOUS PAS- SENGERS, WOMAN HURLS CHILD INTO SEA. CHILD WAS APPARENTLY DEAD Ignorant Immigrants Thought... the height of a gulo that raged throughout the entire westward trip of the Statendam, which left Rotterdam... had left her In Russia. Gales marked the passage of the Statendam continuously, and the baby, Elsa... to attend the case and knew nothing of the Illness of the child until it had been reported that she had been

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... think that Is my wife?” "I am sure of It Halleetl has only left some of hts men behind to waylay you... us a child to pluck the flowers of the mountain." With this she turns abruptly to tho left... tnon.” "Ob, I think not. Halleetl is too ernfty. He is still conveying Knld to llocognano and has left... to their left, for the almost unused trull they are following Is hundreds ot red abovo the travelled 7/r-nfu... they shot mo. The soldiers fired. It was easier for me to fall down behind a granite boulder than stand up

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... of her own, mantled her cheek with an angry flush. The old man was excited, too. Parent and child.... "Do not seek to deceive me, papa." “Child, child, It Is for your good that I deny your request.... "My child, you said marry." She nodded, "I say elope.” She started. “Then I may marry George?" "Most....” on left thigh or hip, or on right side or hip, or 7 on hip o thigh. West Bros. Notice. All parties

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