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PACE SIX.
SHERMAN DAILY DEMOCRAT-SHERMAN, TEXAS.
5,000,000 Coras
Lifted Right OH I
Try 3 Drops of Magic “Gets-It.”
There’* a wonderful difference be-
tween getting rid of a corn now and
the way th*y used to try to Ret rid
of It only .four or five years amo.
•Aieta-It’’ k:s revolulionlsed corn
bistory. IP* the only core remedy
•Beef Just 8 T>rwps of •CJots-It.* Vow
Tomorrow I'll J net Peel That Corn
Bight Off — and It's Oone I ”
today that a«ts on the new ttrln-
ciple, not only of shriveling up the
corn, but of loosening the corn off—
■o loose that you can lift it right
off with your lingers. Put S drops of
•‘Oets-lt" on that corn or callus to-
night. That's all. The corn Is
doomed sure as sunrise. No pain,
or trouble, or soreness. You do
away once and for all with toe-
tundltnff bandages, toe-eating salves
and Irresponsible what-nots. Try
It—get surprised and lose n oorn
"Gets-It" Is sold everywhere.' SSc
• bottle, or sent on receipt of pries
by K. Lawrence * -Co., Chicago, lu
bold In Shcrmau and recommended
ntt the world’s best corn remedy by
\V. L. Rittlng, H. L. Sbeebpy. UIssue
cock Drug Co., Carl K. Nall.
BANKRUPT'S PETITION FOR
DISCHARGE).
In-tbe matter of Mrs. Nellie Bass,
bankrupt. In bankruptcy.
To the Honorable Cordon Russell,
Judge of the District Court of the
United States for tbe Eastern Dis-
trict of Texas.
Mrs. Nellie Bass of Sherman, In
the county of Grayson cud state of
Texas. in said district, re-
spectfully represents that on the
2!It It day of January, last past, slie
(was duly adjudged bankrupt under tbe
act of Congress relating to bankrupt-
cy; that she 1ms duly surrendered all
Mr property and rights of property,
and lias fully compiled with all the re-
iiulrcments of said acts, and the or-
ders of tbe court touching said latuk-
ru|ttey. #
Wherefore she prays that she uia.v
be decreed by the court t« have a full
discharge from all debts provable
against her estate tinder said bank-
rupt acts, except ns are excepted by
law from such discharge.
Dabs! Ibis 1 Utli day of March. 1017.
MRS. NEL.UK BASS, Bankrupt.
ORDER OF NOTICE THEREON.
Eastern District of Texas, ss:
On (his pith day of March, 1*17,
oil reading Hie foregoing petition. It is
—Ordered by the court, that a hear-
ing be had Upon the same on the lOtb
day of April, 11117. before Hen.
Cluis. Batsell, one of the referees of
said court hi Bankruptcy, at his of-
fice In Sherman In said district, nt 10
o'clock lu the forenoon; and that no-
tice thereof he published In the Sher-
man Democrat, a newspaper printed
in said district and that all known
creditors anil other persons in Inter-
est may appear at the said time and
place and show cause, If any they
have, why the prayer of the said pe-
titioner should not be granted.
And it is further ordered by the
court, that the clerk shall send by
mail to all known creditors, copies of
said petition and this order, address-
ed to them at their residence as stat-
ed.
Witness the Honorable Gordon
Russell, judge of (lie said court, and
the seal thereof, at. Sherman. In suid
district oil the 13th day of March,
11117.
Seal J. R. BLADES, Clerk
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SUGGESTIVE QUESTIONS
SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSONS
By Bev. T. 8. Uuvott, D. D.
March IK. 1917.
<A11 rights reserved.)
WORKS FROM 6 LU.
UNTIL 10 P. M. UNO RE
DOESNT GET TIREO
GLEEWHERE
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Residence Phone, Old 1304-2
Office Phone No. 1804; New phone 863
Jinkins Transfer
AUTO AND AMBULANCE
SERVICE DAY AND NIGHT
All Calls Given Prompt Attention.
Country Trips Made at Reason-
able Rates. *
RHERMAN. TEXAS.
DCES RHEUMATISM
ip- BOTHER YOU?
* Many Doctors Use Musterole
So many sufferers have foiled relief
in Musterole that you ought to buy
small jar and try it.
Just spread it on with the fingers. I’ub
it in. First you feci a gentle glow, then
a delicious, cooling comfort. MUMerolr
routs the twinges, loosens up stiffened
joints and muscles.
Musk role is a clean, white ointment,'
made with oil of mustard. It penetrates
to the seaf of pain and drives it away,
but does not blister the tcndcrest skin
It takes the place of the muisy, old
fashioned mustard plaster.
Musterole is recommended for brciti-
■ chilis, croup, asthma, pleurisy, htmbogo,
neuralgia, sprains, bruises, stiff neck,
h-adachc and quids of the chest often,
ere vents jmeurapflia). ,
JESUS SAVES FROM SIN (Tern
Iterance le**ou.) John 8:12, 28-87,
6648.
GOLDEN TEXT: If therefore tbe
Sou shall make you free, ye shall be
free indeed. John 8:30,
1. Verse 12. Bearing tu mind the
pur|>psc of a light, how la Jesus the
light of the world?
2. Iu Wlmt re-qiect . lias i Jesus, by
his life and death, shown ‘ up the
gross darkness of the slu of the
world? i
3. Tbe visible light of the world is
the sun, how cau It lie shown that
Jesus is its moral and spiritual light?
4. Verses 28, 211. How long lieforo
Christ’s death did lie know that the
Jews would ernelfy him?
B. How did many of the Jews obtain
convincing evidence of the truth of
Christ’s claims after his crucifixion,
who refused to believe during his life
6. Jesus here states tlmt lie • al-
ways did (lie things which plensdd his
Father: would you say, or not, and
why that ho came to the earth id Im-
part his secret, of pleasing God to
his followers?
7. Verse 30. Where, iu the history of
the world, liefore Jesus, Is another re-
ligious teacher who claimed to ahvnya
do God’s wilt, and professed to impart
his secret for doing ’it to his followers.
8. If Christian preachers anil teach-
ers, were able to tell the same ex-
lierlence of pleasing God, as Jesus
did, how much more successful would
they he lu getting sinners to believe
iu Jesus? •
0. Verse 31. What examples can*you
give of some who have believed In
Jesus and have not continued iu
Jesus' word?
JO. Verse 32. If a man has lieen a
believer in Jesus for years, aud has
still lo confess that he does many
things (lint displeases God, what
reason is there to think, from this
verse, thut he has not continued lu
Jesus’ word?
11. Verses 33-35. These Jews
claimed to lie five men. while they
Were still committing sin, but Jesus
denied their pretensions; what is the
difference lietween these Jews and
present clay professors of Christianity
who confess that they "slu every day
thought, word and deed?
12. Jesus states here, ' "Whosoever
eonimltteth sin, Is the servant of
sin": lest yourself by this standard
and say whether you have “continued
Christ's word?"
13. Verse 80. Does Christ here lit-
erally mean Hint he can make drunk
ards, harlots, drug addicts, crooks,
slanderers, and all who are carried
captive by any kind of sensuous or
oilier sin, iierfect masters of these
idle linblts? Give your reasons.
14. Verse 87. IF THESE JEWS
WERE LOVERS Of GOD, WHAT
REASON IS THERE TO BELIEVE
THAT THEY WOULD HAVE LOVED
JESUS ALSO? (This Is one of the
questions which may lie answered In
Writing by members of the club.)
15. Verses 56, 57, Why did Christ
often speak In enigmas, particularly
when talking to those who were op-
posing him?
16. Verses 56, 57. Christ may bfive
meant that Abraham saw his day pro-
phetically or from the spirit land, or
both: what reason is there o think
that Abraham did see it In both ways?
17. Verse 58. In what sense did
Jesus mean that he existed before
Abraham?
18. Verse 53. Why was it that Jesus
Jews so' bated Jesus, and were en-
delivering to seek a means of putting
him (o death?
Lesson for Stinduy March 25, 1917
(Review) Jesus The Way the Truth
the Life. Read John 14:1-14.
LAZY LIVER IS SPRING FEVER.
Same oiu symptoms—coated tougue,
bad breath. headache, dizziness.
Brighten up! Don’t let a sluggish
liver dull your braiu. Po-Do-Lax,
nature’s liver regulator made from
May-apple makes work easier for your
liver. • It stimulates the flow of bile
and by Its mildly laxative quality
removes the Impurities that clog your
Intestines. Clear up that muddy
complexion, ehuse out that tired feel-
ing with Po-Do-Lax. Get a bottle
today at your druggist. 60c. d&w
Judged by Appearance*.
"You can’t always judge by apfiear-
ances.”
"I just had a costly demonstration of
that fact. Because I saw Flubdub
chewing a toothpick I thought It would
be safe to invite him to luucb. But be
went right along and hung me up for
an expensive lot of grub.”—Kansas City
Journal.
"Tanlac Has Doubled My Working
CapacityNays Prominent Texas
Man.
There is not a lad ter kumvn innn lu
Harris county thau Tlios. W. Tump
klus, of Lynchburg. Texas, for four-
teen years Deputy Sheriff and for a
numlier of years Justice of the Peace.
He now conducts a large and prosper-
on- business, and is liked by all who
know him. Mr. Towidtins recently
said:
"Tanlac lias not only relieved me
of all m.v troubles, but It has doubled
my working capacity. I was at my
store at 6 o’clock yesterday morning
Worked all day and left my desk at
10:30 last night and wasn’t a bit
tired, and 1 came to Houston early
this inoriiing to attend to some Imsl
ness at the bank, aud I’m simply feel
ing flue since taking thut medicine.
“My stomach got all out of order a
little over a year ago,” continued Mr.
Teuipklns. “and ever since that time
I suffered terribly ami found no re-
lief uutil I begun taking Tanlac. 1
bad indigestion In its worst form aud
I would simply swell up with gas to
utmost t why m.v regular size. 1 bad lo
restrict my diet to certain light
things and even then the misery was
so intense I couldn’t get any rest/ day
nor ii(glit. 1 was tins! and lniigutd
all the time and would belch up ray
food sour and undigested and the
crumping |mlns in my stomach were
so severe at .times they would almost
draw me double. I bad an occasional
touch of rheumatism—all due to the
condition of my stomach—and I just
suffered agony for mouths lDd could
get nothing to do me any good.
“I lmd lieen reading about the won-
derful work Tanlac was doing and
when 1 read the endorsements of Har-
ris county jicople and Houston jieople.
who I knew wouldn't make an untrue
statement, { decided to make a test of
it In my ease. 1 lmd fine results from
my first bottle and since taking my
fourth Isittle my troubles archill goiie.
My food all agrees with me now and
l sleep like a child every night. The
gas ami All other disagreeable feel-
ings have left my stomach and my ap-
petite Is fine. To make a long story
short, Tanlac bus just about made me
over into a new man and there's noth
iug now that gives me pain or discom-
fort and I will tell anybody what 1
have (old you. I cun now work from
6 iu the morning until 10 at night and
never get tired out. I’m now oti m.v
fifth bo 11 lo and just can’t give it
enough praise. 1 have many friends
in Harris county amt 1 want them all
to know what. Tanlac lias done for ‘T.
IV.’ as they call me. Just tell them to
ask me about Tanlac"
Tanlac is sold in Sherman by Cray
croft-,Stinson Drug Co.,' iu White-
Wright l»y Dyer & Jones, lu Denison
by Waldron Drug Store, In Tom Bean
by J, H, Dickson, in Writes boro by
Turk Bros. & Co., in Tioga by Urb
Bradley, In Van Alstyne by Browne &
Douglas, in Collinsville by City Drug
Store, in Farmington by Wm. Henry
Johnson, in Gunter by Raymond Car-
ter, in Belts by C. K.» Badgett, in
Pottsboro by City Drug Store, and iif
Sadler by K. E. Dennant. — Advertise-
ment.
FARMER FALLSFROM
WAGON AND IS KILLED
WHEN WHEELS HIT HIM
-HEAR ’EM
The Texas Christian University
Glee Club, Orchestra, Quartet, Quin-
tet of Hawaiau instrument players ami
soloists will give a concert here Fri-
day evening. The. program Is beau! 1
fully arranged and quite varied, aud
will be couilKised of four songs by the
fourleeu-voice glee club, three orclics*
tra numbers, two groups of popular
songs by the quartet, several Hawaiian
melodies by the quintet on the eukele*
and guitars, a violin trio, a violin
solo and a piano solo.
The T. C. U. Glee Club is ranked
us one of the best college organiza-
tions of its kind In Texas, and the
university quartet which have sung
together for three years is second lo
no iiqnrtet In the southwest. The
twelve musicians render their num-
bers in a professional style, it. Is said,
each memlKjr of the orchestra being a
trained and experienced -'musician.
With their Hawaiian Instruments
and quaint melodies which originated
oil the Isles, the quintet have made a
bit everywhere a concert was given,
and their numliers cm the program for
this city are expected to lie as popular
as ever, and one of the leading fea-
tures of tile concert-
rail Rupp Doering, one of America’s
most brilliant pianists, will piny a
solo on tlie program. His playing is
one of the big features of the T. C,
U. Gleeo club concerts. Mr. Doering
is a graduate of the Royal Conserva-
tory of Leipzig, Germany.
Frederick M. Gaboon, who Is direc-
tor of the Club, will play a violin solo.
Mr. Gaboon Is well known In Texas
musical circles ns a jiopiilnr concert
soloist. Mr. Gaboon, Tom Paul
Sweeney and Samuel Jagoda
play a violin trio.
The concert will be given at
Central Christian church.
will
tbe
PARIS WILL BE EXCUSED
FROM PAYING STATE
TAXES FOR A WHILE
Austin, Texas, March 14.—Because of
the great conflagration at Paris, Texas,
which one year ago destroyed over
$5,000,000 of property, that city is to
be exempt from state taxes for the next
five years, according lo a law passed
during the pircscnt session of (lie
Thirty-fifth legislature. The blit lias
been signed by the governor and pass-
ed by the necessary vote in both
branches of the legislature to put it
into Immediate effect.
Soon after the legislature convened
Mayor MIcGuistiou of Paris laid tbe
facts before the legislatures aud bills
were Introduced iu both branches. All
state and ml valorem and a part of the
occupation taxes are donated to Purls
in order to facilitate the rebuilding
of the city.
IN COUNTY WITNESS
LAW HAS BEEN
REPEALED AT AUSTIN
AUTHOR PRAISES MOTION
PICTURE OF HIN STORY.
Robert W. Chambers Is Delighted
M itli V it seraph's "Tile
Girl Philippa.”
Even Robert W. ('handlers, the pn|»-
uliir author of "Tlie Girl Pldli|»pu,”
praised the manner in which the
Vitagraph Company produted it with
dainty Anita Stewart as the star in
tbe tile role of Phlli|t|>n. under the
direction of 8. Rankin Drew. ,
in this production, which is the
headliner at the King Theatre today
and tomorrow, the characters arc ad-
mirably suited to their roles, and in
every instance they seem to tie Mr.
Chambers’ own brain children who
have stepped from tie* pa Res of his
novel
Anita Stewart is more delightful
than ever ns Philippa, and she has
created one of the most wonderful
roll's ever seen on the screen, while
S. Bankln Drew forsakes ids true
identity for that of the American ar-
tist. with apparently no trouble or ef-
fort. Anders Handolf as the rascally
spy; Wtldimsee is. ns Mr. Chambers
ox|*rcsses It. tlie character itself, while
Jiiled Cowles lends much clean humor
as n servant. “Asticot." Pauline Cnr
ley. too, as the nun seems to have
recently stepped from the secluded
cloister of some fat- convent.
With perfect backgrounds, typical
atmosphere, masterful direction and
characters as well suited to their roles
as they are in this ease. it. is no won-
der that alt critics declare the won-
der film hss eom<« Into being.
An Innocent Off*nd*r.
A rather amusing story t>f tlie art of
making bods was related recently by a
speaker at a women’s meeting.
She was visiting u friend, and, being
naturally neat and helpful, or thinking
she was, she went up to her bedroom
and made up the bed. I-ater on. when
It catue time for her to depart, her
hostess came into her room and upon
viewing the boil exclaimed: “Mercy!
That maid I have is awrul! Just look
at that bed!”
Lacking the courage to explain, the
visitor hastened nwayy I-nter she wrote
to her friend til this rammer after ad-
mitting her guilt: "l made up that bed
after a recipe in tlie Ladies’ Busy Bee,
and It refused to jell."
COMB SAGE TEA
Wednesday, March 14. 1917j
Saves Eggs
Dr. Price’s Cream Baking Powder makes it
possible to produce appetizing and wholesome
cakes, muffins, combread, etc., with fewer eggs^
than are usually required.
In many recipes the number of eggs may be re-
duced and excellent results obtained by using
an additional quantity of Dr. Price’s Baking
Powder, about a teaspoon, in place of each egg
omitted. The following tested recipe is a prac- ,
heal illustration:
SPONGE CAKE
1 cup sugar
H cup water
3 egga
2 teaspoons Dr. PHcs’i Baking
Powder
1 cap flour
1 teaspoon salt
*6 cup cold water
1 teaspoon flavoring
DIRECTIONS: Roll sugar and water
until syrup spins a thread and addtotha
stiffly beaten whites of eggs, heating until
the mixture is cold. Sift together »hr#*«*
times, the flour, salt and baking powder;
beat yolks of egga until thick; add a littlo
at a time flour mixturo and egg yolka
alternately to white of egg mixture, atir-
ring after each addition. Add Hi cup cold
water and flavoring. Mix lightly and)
bake in moderate oven one hour.
The old method called tor six efcgs and no baking powder
Booklet of recipes which economise In egga and
other expensive ingredients mailed free. Addresa
1001 Independence Boulevard, Chicago, 111.
wppicts
BAKING POWDER
Made from Cream of Tartar, derived from grape*.
No Phosphate
No Alum
Classified Ads. Work While You Sleep.
Darkens Beautifully and Restores
Its Natural Color and
Lustre at Ouce.
ANOTHER WOMAN TELLS
How Vinol Made Her Strong.
Reall.sville, Ohio.—“I wish all nor
vims, weak, run-down women eoutil
have Vlnor. ,1 way: ho run-down
weak ml nervous I could not sleep.
Everything I ate hurt me, aud the
medicine I had takeu did me no good.
I decided to try Vinol, and liefore long
I could eat anything I wanted aud
could sleep all night. Now I am well
ami strong, and in I totter health than
1 have Ins'll for years.”-—Mrs. Alina
Milllson. Bealjsville. Ohio.
WC guarantee Vinol for all run-
down, weak aud debilitated condi-
tions.
FloresvRle, Tex., Mar. 14.—Adam
Zavada. aged about 50, farmer, was
found dead about four miles southeast
of here. At first foul play Was ex-
pected. lint, later investigation caus-
ed'the justice of tlie “ec.ee to render a
verdict of accident death. His team
and wagon loaded with hay was fount!
a mile away, it was evident the mat
fell from the wagon and it passed
</ver his body.
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DON’T LET YOUR CO.UGH
HANG ON.
A cough that racks and weakens
Is dangerous, it undermines your
health and thrives on neglect. Re-
lieve it at. once with Dr. Kong’s
New Discovery. This soothing
balsam remedy bents th:' throat,
loosens the phlegm. Its antiseptic prop-
erties kill the germ and tlie cold is
quickly broken up. Children and
grown-ups alike find Dr. King’s New
Discovery pleasant to take as well as
effective. Have a Isittle handy lu
yotir medicine chest for grlpiie, croup
and all bronchial affections. At drug-
gists, 50c; d&w
BEN TINCUP SIGNS
CONTRACT AND WILL
BE WITH LITTLE ROCK
Little Rook, Ark.. March 14.—Ben
Tlnrup, Indian pitcher, who, with
Outfielder Weiner, was secured from
the Philadelphia Nationals for Out-
fielder Ernie Walker, signed a Little
Hook contract, today. Welsor has de-
clined to report because of fear of the
South’s heat.
Austin. Texas, March 14.—The leg-
islature finally repealed tbe law known
as the In-comity witness fee act. This
Is (he law, pussed during the second
term of the Colquitt administration
provided witness fees for witnesses re-
siding in the county in the prosecution
of felony eases.
Colquitt iiermltted the law to si and
but vetoed the appropriation of $100,-
000 to pay tbe witness fees. The Thirty-
Fourth Legislature failed to either re-
load the law or to make any appropria-
tion to pay witness fees, but-the present
Legislature has finally passed a bill
reiieallng the law. It becomes effec-
tive when approved by the Governor.
In the meantime witness fifes and
claims have accumulated until now
there are over $500,000 due such wit-
nesses, It is said. No provision is
made by the present legislature to
meet these claims,'
DAUGHTERS OF REPUBLIC
WILL SOON HAVE
MUSEUM BUILDING
Common garden sage brewed Into s
heavy tea. with sulphur and alcohol
added, will turn gray, streaked and
faded hair beautifully dark and luxuri-
ant. Mixing the Sage Tea and Sulphur
recipe at home, though, ia troublesome.
An easier way is to get the readv-to-use
preparation improved by the addition of
other ingredients, costing about 50 cents
a large bottle, at drug stores, known as
"Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound,"
thus avoiding a lot of muss.
While gray, faded hair is not sinful, we
all desire to retain our youthful appear-
ance and attractiveness. By darkening
your hair with Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur
Compound, no one can tell, because it
does it so naturally, so evenly. You
just dampen a sponge or soft brush with
it and draw this through your hair,
taking one small strand at a time; by
morning all gray hairs have disappeared.
After another application or two your
hair becomes beautifully dark, glossy,
soft and luxuriant and you appear years
younger. Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur
Compound is a delightful toilet requisite.
It is not intended for the cure, mitigation
or prevention of dicstse.
This Is
Wallpaper week
flf OUR $TORE
McDonald.& Revell
* SOUTH SIDE SQUARE.
Willard
NOT MUCH RISK
of your baltcry being overlakcn by Iroublc this season if we
give it* a thorough inspection and a freshing charge to start
the season. Better look us up. ' _____
Roberts Electric Co. 0
Phones 184.
KgggKBggggg gagggggggBB
Busy Business Men oi Sherman
Who Ask ior Your Trade
Sound Advic*.
“Is there no way of stopping three
cyclones?” asked a man of the traveler
who was recounting his experiences in
far countries.
“No,” replied the narrator. “The
best way is to go right along with
’em."—Exchange.
, Austin, Texas, March 14.—Tlie his-
toric old general land office, built in
1857, Is to lie converted Into a state
museum and placed at the disposal of
the Daughters of the Republic and
Daughters of the Confederacy, iu the
event a 1)111 which lias just been Intro-
duced In the senate becomes a law.
Ever since the legislature lias lieen
in session memliers and the governor
have been petitioned by the various
organizations of the Daughters of the
Confederacy to set aside this ancient
building for a state museum. It Is
planned to place the relics and Valuable
papers of early Texas in this building
as the-general land office.
The hill which was Introduced by
Senator Carlos Bee of Sail Antonio,
carries an appropriation of $10,000 lo
be used in remodeling tlie building.
Sc/ Is there aqy logic in buying
something claimed to be
Q* as good as the ORIGINAL
Dandruff Germ Destroyer?
Insist uponHERPICIDE
PATRONIZE THE
COMMERCIAL
BARBERSHOP
In Basement of Commercial
Bank Building.
THE VERY BEST SERVICE
I* Our Motto.
HODGES & MILLER.
BATHS.
WHEN you give a friend a re-
production of yourself,, isn’t it
better to give a nicely finished
photograph that will jot fade
quickly, but will last for all, time,
to come?
That s the kind we make.
WEAR'S
Don’t throw away your Old Shoes!
THE MODEL SHOE
SHOP
Will call for your shoes, put them
in good shape and deliver them
to your door.
The very best material.
CaO Old Phone 1376.
BHtS. R. ROSEN.
See us for
Monumental Work.
NORTH TEXAS
MONUMENTAL
COMPANY
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Sherman Daily Democrat (Sherman, Tex.), Vol. THIRTY-SIXTH YEAR, Ed. 1 Wednesday, March 14, 1917, newspaper, March 14, 1917; Sherman, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth720300/m1/6/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; .