Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-09-12

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III policy would tisran darsage ~ both
ana while sae DAMAGE would ile fieaYy
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would fafl vnonrafs upon ffiosn Who
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Ill lnew sxigent ies, hut the genuine
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ayety Kind, thatfhel Aahjricaif people.
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bu3neas sense. Will ipAlst that when
thete laws arc modifl3d they shall be
modified with the utmost care and
oorferyatism and by Ahe friends and
mott the enemies of the protective syss
tend They cannot afford To trust the
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