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PACE FOUR BROWNWOOD BULLETIN, AUGUST 6, 1919
THE BROWNWOOD BULLETIN
HAYES PRINTING CO., PROPS.
Member Associated Press
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corner Brown and Lee Streets.
ffctered at tfc« Fostoffice at Brownwood,
Texas, as second class matter
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THAT THIRD PARTY.
What a misnomer — The People's
Democratic Party/'
Other planks in the platform are
largely concentrated growl.
Whatever part conviction may have
played in producing them,
amojliered in tl - and n
disappo: com-
pletely lit-
tle commotion
If it results in forcing the state to
put an extra column on the
will have accomplished m<
now
sterns reasonable to exj
Houston Chronicle.
il up.
. r . and the result was that Rallin-
FREEDOM OF PRESS IS DECRIED
BY I.ENINE, WHO SAYS THAT
RED ARMY GROWS STRONGER
(By international News Service:)
LONDON, Ang. '*•• The Norwegian
politician, I'untervoid. gives an account
of an interview with Lenihe in
the columns of the Berner Tagwacht,
says Hut Manchester "Guardian, in
which, referring to allied intervention,
Lenine said thai it would become
increasingly difficult owing to
i lie ever-grpwirig sympathy with the
Soviet movement in Entente coun-
-. Moreover, the Red Army was
becoming stronger every day.
Pphtervoid a3ked lenine what he
thought ei' the uurarian Standard Oil is 1 nrrn\viii(r ;
head againSJ i' Yoii ha ii a [ U; ,,i,. :,• ., ;.. , t 'lfiliin^ crew working in the Buffalo
They're Going to Wear
by way of such cheap, pennywise
-i pretty - Gmiy one hundred rriiHiohs.j
. !•-■•.'. n man throsi a hammer :i ross
aimed at the producer who ,!;^in - >^ !""»« to tit*- front
;1
the room . • mashing his thiinth produces more than he hu>s. and that ^hter. He Will not permil any ,| , K . 'Em Shorter in Chicago
political twaddle.
liallinger worked on tin big ; | :ui:!i you borrowed two
h. •! ii-.'d . ltl » you i eople ( central Texa from a Sr. Bernard to a Mexican hah
Mr. Bailey and his associates pro- gel some free - -.hen th-y ,i,l! on M " ;1 ' !
!ni^!.
. a a pro • priTeT h mtsceilaneOus fighting otf the to come anywhere near the cam] n;i1 -°*'* Service)
fess great disgust at the various inno- out broad that t . , ., ,.
thini . i going to hurt His manner of attack is quick and £ OH!CA, Aug. ♦',.—l>ame Fashion
•• the habit oi the Standnrd Ofl When hehav) i suit him Ml ' * • lv< s injus •• things
proaching the enemy by ! a - v ha n a definite stand
vations which characterize the present Klherta peach crop was of such pro- • . ,, \ :;i^
tie t ;
to their telephone ,i,,.. ;, n ,| that Is all there is to and Using his hoofs, which are \. against conservation of doth in bathday.
Their platform is little less than no: .ml so much ol
a'n.l • • • ,.f u- who have .-„ n„«i,i ,,ass :,,•,,., .,..,,- ,„,„,.
day. It is understood that at tract ions
will be provided, prizes offered, and
, .. . then a Standard cJ11 wagon.
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