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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28
SENTENCE iERMONS

Small SORROWS are most vomble
Kindness is the key to every heart.
Fidelity is the best evidence OF
faith.
No big success can come to a little
soul.
Praying for ease is asking to be an
invalid.
Saving money Is not being saved by
money.
Sorrow Is often one way OF spelling
strength.
Sins Of the imagination are by no
means Imaginary sins.
Pleasure without moderation Is al.
ways mixed with misery.
The self CCutered church resolves
around the cohcction.
The best prayer against pain Is hb.
stlnenco from sour apples,
The finest sermon Is the one that
makes the fur ;ly on the other fe,.
low.
II takes more than Wind in the
chest 20 make wings grow ON the
back.
The cream OF society is eaally sep.
araied from the mild Of human kind.
ness.
Money has power TO crush nappi.
ness only when It's roots get In ,ha
heart.
As hahn, philosophy seems 20 be
suited to wounds that have healed
themselves.
Petty annoyances make good plumb
lines 70 determine the depth OF your
religion.
You do not need 10 prove that you
are square man by sticking your
corners Into everybody.
Some mon try 10 raise a $40 collec
tion on a 10 cent sermon and then
proceed To preach on the sins Of play.
ing poker.
HENRY =. COPE.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28
RECLAMATION ENGINEERS
IN Las VEGAS

Thomas c. Means. soil engineer OF
the reclamation service. and c. j.
schoheid, an emDloye OF the service.
are In Jas Vegas in the Interest of
the reclamation project, says tho OPP
tic. This morning Judge Long drove
the gentlemen TO the proposed site OF
the reservoir and took a side tslp 20
the Olney ranch. where the harvesting
and throshinE OF oats that will Yield
seventy-iiye bushels TO the acre, Is go.
ing on The engineers we're delighted
aHd somewhat astonished by the fne
results obtained. A superficial exam
lnatlon OF the soil showed a 20 be
deep and rich In the extreme.
This afternoon Judge Long and
Engineer r. ID. Rice are accompany.
ing the gentlemen over the lands to
the south o. the city, which will be
irrigated by the waters from the res
orroir. The gentlemen will spend 90
morrow here. They are securing pic
lures 81 the site and the lands and
will take hack specimens OF the soil
Tor analysis. The impressions OF the
land are entirely favorable ana Il Is
more than likoly that the latter tests
will quite carry out the beliefs hr
rived az from superficial examina.
tion.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28

thirst publicsion Ocioher "a. $685.
fNn dsftl
Territory Of NeW Mexico. County %
Hernalillo in the District Court.
Warner HARRINGTON. plaintiff.
w.
Cora Harrington. defendant
70 Cora Harrington. Defendant.
You arc hereby notified that the above
action a. pcndlng in the said court
Aforesaid. that 10 and by said action.
the said plalntin. Warner Harrington.
seeks an absolute divorce from y0u.
The said defendant. Cora Harrington.
on The rronnd ~ desefiiun and ahand.
onmUn,, and that unless yea enter
Your appearance In said cause on or
before the 5th day Of December. A. n.
1908. a iudgmeni by default will bs
prayed Tor in the said complaint.
W. ~ DAME.
Clerk ~ the District court.
Julius staah. Albuquerque, ~. M. al.
iuTney for uinlafiF
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28

NHNW W|NNHN
Territory 81 New Mexico. County of
hcrnalillo M the District Coart,
Clara nanghart. Plaintiff.
W.
W. ". Babghari. defendant
To W a. IinuKhart. Defendant:
You are hereby notified that a suit has
hecn hlcd against you IN the district
cOnri OF Hernaliilo county. New Mex.
too by Clara nanghari. the above
named plaintiff.
Said suit IL styled Clara Bafnhart
plaintiff, w. w. Il. nangharl. defendant
and is numbered Ga2a on the docket 81
said district court. Said plaintiff praya
Tor the care, custody and control 1T
the minor children Of said parties, To-
wit. Bertha and Charles. and for n
decree oi absolute divorce from you.
the said defendant. alleging AZ grounds
therefor abandonment. desc. ton and
NEGLECT on your part 90 support plain
You are further notified that nnicHs
you enter your appearance In said
Iuit on or before the ith day OF 10
cembef A. b.. 1905. Judgment and do
eroo pro confonsn will be- entered
aEainsi you and said cause set for
hearing cx pnrte. Plaintiffs attorney
ia y. " Adams, whose ofilce and post.
oiiice adde's 10 Albuquerque. sew
Mexico, W. w. DAME.
Clerk % said Court.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28
NoTEp RANcH RFsoRT
NEAR LAS VEGAS SOLD.

. u. Farmer vice president Of the
blanke Wenneker Candy company, az
81 Louis ana his son. DE-. Percy j.
fafmer. have become the sole own
efa Of the Romero ranch resort near
Las Vegas. where one 90 the largest
eaniiariums la New Mexico has been
created on d noted spanish estate
NJ. Farmer purchased from Dr. ~ W..
seward OwEar ~ mterpines. Goshen.
n. T. Hls son, Dr Farmer. Vlli be
manager OF The resort
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28
SNEAK THIEF VISITS
Ia IErA BOOMING HOUSE
RANsAcks APARTMENTS or sFV.
EhAL BOOMERS SECURING NO.
NEN AND OTHER VALUABLzs.

Sometime between the n0ura of ~
anQ Z O'Clock nst night. q Entak thief
entered The - Nrtl rH1mins huusa.
ila West Lead avenue. aui hnsackea
me apartments Of several u the
guests u De- not known last how
much p'under tho ihlef secured. bnf
from one ru0mor d sui ~ cllthea. a
small amount Of money aud watch
was stolen.
omceF Thomas Jordan was called
aa soon as the robbery Wa discovered
and be- made q thorough Investigation.
bat failed 10 locate the thief ln look.
INK about ne aFrea'ri a man hnnRiag
around near the house Around tte
mans neck Was "a nlacafI bearing the
Inscription. - en- 1sal and dumb.
~ was also passing out some cards
bearing the same inscription The Of.
ficef walked 40 90 him and said
Where do you work.
QuaklnE with fright al the sight u
the big stick and brass buitoaa ANA
forgetting that ~ was supposed tn 30
deaf and dumb. he replled
don't work"
Tho 0fieer took him IN charge.
Other than this no clue has been Oh.
talned Of She thief 10 TO this after
noon.
During the last fdw days an unus-
nal amount Of petty thieylng has been
g5ing on and the police are deiermln-
ed ~ pat a stop 90 Il aud land the
guilty parties ip jail
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28

anthracite region. Competition il NJ.
most impossible. because the mine
own4ts will not allow any one TO open
store on their property when they
are In the business themselves.
IT'S only a few cents difference on
the pound said the womaL. "hut q
counts up 90 the end OF the moath"
The house she lives he az atiimer Is
a straight up and down board ar
rangement For this she pays So a
month. There are two rooms down
stairs and one Gp. As the couple are
young and have only one child. they
get along better than most of their
noighhors
I'VE burn two tons coal a month,
Through the winter" she said. we
have TO. The house II 80 cold the
baby would freeze. We pay 1915 a
tom"
Then she told me this story OF
ayaficc.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28
BY JsssIe N. partition.

Hazieton. PA. oct. n. Company
stores. run by the same men who own
ahe mines and the railroads and the
half fallen down houses where the
winners live, are doing business az the
Same old stand.
The object "a 10 keep the miner a.
ways In the cumpany's debt and With
out money to live ON In case OF q
strike.
A miners wife accompanied me or
y little shopping trip IN order 20 get
IN idea Of the difference In prices. re
found the company store asked from
one 20 three cents moro on the pound
Tor groceries, and from one 10 three
conis yard more for callcoos. cling
mans and az dress materials.
Selecting a list of groceries bascd on
the foods ! have seen Offences. on the
mlners' table, the difference In price
was az follows:
Butter, NJ the company store. per
pound. 30 90 30 cents, No the indie
pendent store. 20 to % cents per
pound.
Bacon. smoksd. per pound. 90 20 80
cents. At iuder AHcnt stores. i6 TO 20
cents per pounn,
Bacon. dry 20 psd, per pound, AZ com.
pany stores. 10 9ealsi az independent
stores, II cent?
Canned corn. pei cEn, ai romra1y
stores. 10 cents; az igdependait ls3-'af.
40 TO 10 cents.
Ham. per pound. At company stores,
as cents; az Independent concerns, 10
cents
Flour. 20 pounds at company stores,
% cents; az independent stores, 70 to
30 cents.
Coffee. per pound az company
stores. 90. 30 and 80 cents, ut indie
pcndent stores, 20. % and soc.
Thee prices we're taken al a store
On Hazlotos, owned by Pardee a com.
pany. mine operators, and from the
grocery OF A. W Wear, one block dis.
sant For the same price the indie
pendent grocer gave better quality.
u Counts Up.
Prices are higher In the little min
tng towns scattered over tho noun
talns and away from the cities OF the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28

duo 20 the charges made some weeifa
ago ~ Homer l.. Castle, prohibition
candidate Tor the superior court.
When the sensational suicide az
cashier Clarke, OF the Enterprise Ma.
uonai bank, occurred, Castle pointed
70 the tragedy ~ the resnls Of con
aitions agplnst which he had been
nghtluE.
have been making these
charges" be- remarked. but | nave
not been able 10 throw open the books
.of she banks Nov pistol shot has
penetrated 10 doors and these mat.
tors become known"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28

New York. Oct. 2i.--The voters OF
he metropolis have before thom a
triangular pnzzlel Three candidates
re In the field FOE tho mayoralty
lection,
Aerial bombs and pyrotechnics are
treaty exploding by night IN Har
,m, cari.tail spellblnders are froth.
ag oratory aud the flag Ia down for
|lne Of the most sensational campaigns
in record.
Tammany presents FOR reelection
leorge y. Mcclellan, son OF little
liac." Tanmany says be "a the best
mayor New York has ever had, and
sito a goodly number OF New York.
III believe "
| The republican machine. after h
lost dlsgraceful nOmln, ing cOnyen-
on had failed 20 rob the Insurance
lvesilgation OF 10 handspring, Chaa,
uehes put up for mayor VIM. M.
5lus. q lawyer. who has been out OF
R0litlcs for twenty yoars The rapub-
+ cans tried 70 get a good many men
more or less distinction 20 head
cir ticket, but the mysterious tao
employed by Beni. y. Odol. now
g state boss, frightened them or.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28
AT LAS VEGAS TRYING
TO Sell WIRELESS STOCK.

6. r. Lamountaine. OF Albuquerque.
IL In las Vegas for the purpose OF
selling gold bonds In the American
DE Forest Wireless Telegraph com.
pany, and TO look for a location Cor
wireless telegraph station in that
city He says a station will be built
there within sixty days. The com.
pany now has stations at Albuqner.
que, Colorado Springs. Denver, Pn-
eblO. BOULDER. Cripple Creek. Fort Col.
line, Greeley, Pixies Peak. Fort
Worth and Galveston. ami at many
other points la the United States. The
Optic says that Mr.. Lamountains In.
tends 10 call meeting OF business
men and talk over the proposition.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28
GAME LAWS REPRINTED
sPoRTsMEN REQUEST iNFoRMA.
TON As TO THE SEASONS.

In response 20 numerous queries
a. 10 the game laws OF New Mexico
ARIZONA and even Texas. The Cit.
Een reprints this Information for the
benefit ~ sportsmen and hunters who
are intereated.
Following are the game laws for
Now Mexico. Arizona and Texas:
New Mexico-Deer, open season,
September 10 To October 81. limit,
one deer In one season.
Mountain goat, antelope, beaver,
ok, mountain sheep, parmigan
pheasant bo6white quail, wild pig
con. protected
Doves. open season, August 10
September 81, native or crested
quail Wild turkey. prairie chickens,
mountain grouse. October ! TO De
cember 81.
Arizona Deer. open season Sep
TENDER % 90 December limit In
one season. three male deer
Antelope. elk. mountain goat. noun.
tain sheep. female deer. protected.
Wild turkey. open season, Septem'
Der i5 20 December 1.
Quail, eobwhlte. pa. fridge. grouse,
pheasant. snipe. close season. March
TO October 10.
Pheasant. imported, protected.
License, nonresident, for deer, so.
Texas-Deer, close season, January
I to November ] limit ak In one
season femaie deer protected.
Wild turkey, prairie chicken. quail,
partridge, close HeaBon, February /
to November doves February to
September /; limit 20 In one day.
Antelope. mountain sheep, Mongol'
ian, English pheasant, protected.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28
sHALAM PROPERTY in
ME8ilIA VALLEY sOID

The Shalam colony property wost
~ Dona Ana. Dona Ana county, has
been sold by the Brown Realty com
pany OF Las Cruces, 10 several local
and number Of eastern capitalists.
The purchase price is said 10 have
been fioo. 900 Il IS stated that from
100000 to Sl,000OOO will be spent on
the property 90 make the place one of
the finest sanltariums iB the world
Ample means are said TO be at hand
10 carry cut the project.
This is well located tract. which
was formerly the home of a sect Of RI
ligiuuH people, which had particular
customs and ways OF rs own. 1nese
people Installed a pumping plant and
reservoir, which was washed away In
the biz Hood OF two year ago. There
is a good orchard and vineyard on
the land and several weila, from which
an abundant supply OF water can De-
developed
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28

A Hunoh for the Hun.
One Of the Hungarlans living near
by went TO Hazieton one pay day aud
bought a pair of rubber boots. The
miners were Obliged % wear rubber
boots In some Of the mines on account
of the water On the car coming
home the minor mot the superintend-
ent of the colliery whore he worked.
What have you got there. John?'
the superintendent asked.
Boots, returned John. Got fer
HazlotOn."
well. YOU can Just 'git Ter Halle
ton and get another Job" said the
superintendent. curtly. I'VE won't
Keep men who spend their money in
other stores"
And the Hun presumably learned
his lesson. II only takes one or two
experiences like that TO show miner
THE unwisdom OF trying to escape the
company's grip.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28
COTTON RAISED
AT ANTHONY. N. M.
The Campbell System Used
to Good Advantage in Its
Cultivation
IN THE MESlLLA VALLEY

Under the Campbell systom on plant
culture, ]. s. Houser has chiovod OK.
tremoly Entlfying results on his
ranch NJ Anthony, Dona Ana county.
ae products now ON exhibition at the
ri Paso chamber OF commerce tes.
tiiy, says The Herald.
Tho most intefcstim art Of the ox.
hihit IL several boiis OF cotton. Mr..
iiOusof grew less than an acre of the
cotton, but he delnros tina, The re-.
suits were altogether satlsiactory,
and ho proposes TO devote a large
acreage tO cotton culture next year.
The cotton gives an abundant yield.
Although the stalks are rather small.
they aycrago fourteen hollis 20 the
stalk. where Texas cotton averages
twelve bolls.
In the exhibit from Mr.. Houser's
ranch there is a large and evidently
luscious cantalOupc. as well ms q few
ears OF corn. large aRd plump.
The cotton. melon and corn were
brought 10 the city by " N. Mundy,
who made a trip 20 Anthony.
This Is Mr. H0user's FIRST year at
Anthony. ana he Ia enthusiastic over
the outcome OF bis experiments. lie
came Co Anthony from the Sacra-
mento valley In California. where he
has grown all the products Of that
fertile valley
TIE Campbell system, which has
been employed by Mr.. Housor, does
not need irrigation. The ground II
proved to grca, jepth aud during
the rainy season absorhs moisture
freely. The ground IL thon covered
with a light. sandy loan 20 a depth
sufficient To protect the moisture from
evaporation The moisture supplies
the roots throughout the season. Mr..
Houser says that any time during the
season there Is mud az a few inches
beneath the surface.
So sanguino Is Mr.. Houser Of the
possibility OF raising n wide variety
OF products In New Mexico. that he
declares be will attempt next year
the growth OF the Washington naval
orange.
Mr.. Housers exhibit will be shown
during the American Mining con.
gress.
we hope that agrlculturists In
general will bring In their products
for us to exhibit during the Amerl'
can Mining congress. November IL
10 49," said w. s. Tilton, secretary
OF the chamber Of commerce, tails
morning. I'VE wish 10 show TO the
visitors a representative exhibit OF
the products Of the ranches near III
Paso"
mir. Houser's success seems 10
promise great things for the NJ Paso
valley, II the Campbell system 81
generaily adopted" he said, referring
10 the exhibit from Anthony "The
annual rainfall IN this district has
been inadequate for cultivation. This
system consorves the moisture for
use whenever needed"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28
NEW NATION FoR
EDDY COUNTY HOSPITAL

Mrs. Boyd has resigned a. matr0n
az the Eddy county hospital al Carls.
had, and her place Will Do filled By
Mira Mary u. Sharp. Under the care
OF Mrs, Boyd the hospital has devel.
oped into lrst class insiliatlon, and
enjoys the confidence OF every physi.
elan IN that county. financially, tne
Institution ranks with the best N New
Mexico.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28
FORTY JAPANESE SHIPS
ASSEMBLE FOR REVIEW.

Yokohama, Oct. 20.--Admiral Togo
arrived here today on his flagship.
the haitleshlp Shikishlma. Forty war.
ships have now assembled In prepare.
ton for a great naval review TO take
place on October 30.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28

and the rcguiati1ra Hereunder within
aihiy days from the date thereof villa
ihg Register % tho United states Land
nnicr ~ aHntn Fr. Boa iha county ~
Santa ~. Aud Territory uI New Moalno.
thef viii b. barred ln virtue ~ the nro-
Visions of said rfntutn
MANUEL a. OrERO.
HcEiatcr.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28

Another light furry OF snow fell
on the sandiR mountains last night,
enhancing the Wilderness Of the fall Of
the night previous.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28

u. y. Jordan. a we'll known business
man OF Gallup, accompanied by Mrs.
Jordan, arrived from tho west this
morning and spent the day shopping
Ia the metropolis.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28

Delegate to Congress w. n. Andrews
has recommended for establishment a
postoiilco M Pratt, with o. NJ. Zeig-
Ter a. postmaster
He has recommended the following
appointments: L. W. Gray 20 be- post
master az Alollen. Chaves county. 10
succeed Rebecce V. Hortensteln. I'd.
ward j Davis. to be- postmaster at
lnni, TO succeed Arthur Vanderwagen.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28
STARTED SOMETHING
DISCLOSURES or WHOLESALE
GRAFT m STATE FUNDS or
PENNSYLVANIA MAKE GOOD
The CHARGES or A PoLlT-
icAL CANDIDATE.

Plilshurg, Pa Oct 2t.--The dis
closures concerning the wholesale
farming ont ~ treasury funds Of the
state OF pennsylvania 20 hauas hnv-
ing pulls with politicians are partly
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28
OFFICIAL MATTERS
Postomee EstablIshed.

A postoitce has been established at
Casa Blanca. Valencia county Il will
% served from l.aguha. ave miles 10
the east, and Cubero ave miles 20 the
west. William Palsano has been APP
pointed postmaster.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28
EFFECT OF COMPANY STORE
is TO DISCOURAGE STRIKES

KEEPS THE MINER ALWAYS IN
= Deaf AND DEPENDENT 49, A
SHOPPING TRIP SHOWS HOW
PRICES vhRV-THE HUNGARIAN
WHO WAS DISCIPLINED.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28


Identical with Cor No. q Survey No
g1 * amended Magnolia lode. which la
"a porphyFg stone i2N9xl inr above
ground ln q mind. ~ stone chiHflod 3 NJ
~ ~ chiapled the stone i.iiGi Mineral
Monument No. q previously described
teAra n % dsp 2 mon. W. tit2 a. A
plnon tree . lua ln diam. hears 81 II deg
~. in1 "a pinnn tree u TINS in diam
bears n 81 dsE % min. y. d o.. both
blfred and scdhtd y i-itfi
Thence N, y deE y Va. ia deg a.
min. ~
Aiang line e.g. amended survey No 81
H. Magnolia lode $50 a. % Cor No. q
Identical with Cor No z, amended SUI
vey &l " Magnolia lode, hertcfort de-
scfibfd chlaelsd she stone avilfi No
bearings available.
Thence y IS deg a min. q. w. i2
deg a min 81
sos N 20 Cor No. a
Identical With Cor Na. = North star
loaa and Cor NJ. q North Star No. q
inde or thla survey; chlaeied the rock 3.
1881 and thr two bearing trees che same.
Thence n u drg = min. y, Var ~
kiaas Inc 80 North star lode Of this
survey Jlg0 "a 90 Cor 10 4
Identical with Cor No. 81 North star
lode Of this survey cniaeied the rock a.
ildi No ntai1naf available.
Thence a des n Va " des a min r.
80 a 20 cor No T. McKislsy No 4
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-22
@erfMermm9sweien.
Sraneis 9enOrids als 3ense.

Nem Oort, 81. Dea. Grancis
Senbrifs, Superintendent bss 2egis.
latur.@ omites fur unteriudung bes
8etriebss Der Observation-Disclosures
ten, ma9te beute interehante ans
gabsn.
Ct ertldrte, bas @rmite babe bic
ausidIissli9e Nufsabe gebabt. ben
fi%nanaislsn Stano Der @eieQi4aften
fsfsufslen, aber es lei nidt nit unter-
teriudun9 Der 0ebenumhdnoe beauf.
tragt 9eueien. Is tonne niat abse'
fritten tperbsn, baB bic @efeai9aften
auf elmer ioliben finanaiellen Bats Sc.
rubten.
sport.
Appleton, Wts.. 81. Ds3. Sn
einem beftiee1 S4neefurme traten
beuts Sobn 26bler unb prof. 8. 6.
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@eiie nod Chicago an.
Mpro.
pabucab, 3p., 81. Deg. Der
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Wittme gaa @obtfon eridoHen. Der
Streit, uelder gu benz Worofaae
fiitrte, sntftano UNI einer Baum auf
Der @rsnae beibsr BefiBunasn.
Grau gla @ohlfon. cine iunss
Wi!tue mo0te ni9t 9effatten. oaB Der
Baum niebersefdlagen tperbe, fe sog
es Dor ben alts1 Mann nieoer3uidieBen.
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Wusaogee, g. g., 81. 9e3.
Or. 3ilingwortb bon Sherman, $er..
bertuunbsts feline Grau t6btlid. neil He
it tueiserte gu ibm surtid3utebren. 81
eri6oB barauf bic S6wefer Der. Grau
uno bs9ins i9liebli8 Selbfmoro.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-22

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