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The Socorro chieftain. [volume] (Socorro, N.M.) 1902-1959, 1906-12-29
the HOSE COMPANYs BALL
Given Christmas Night Was the
Most Successful of Rect Years

The masquerade ball given by
Socorro Hose Company No. l in
the opera house Christmas night
was by far the most successful in
in every respect ever given by
that organization. The attend
ance of both masqueraders All
spectators was extremely idrs
In fact, long before the signal
was given for the grand march
to begin, every available seat on
the the stage, in the balconies,
and even those along the sides
of the hall, except such as were
reserved for the dancers, was oc-
cupied by spectators, and even
the standing room was crowded.
1t would be impossible to give
any adequate description of the
great variety OF characters that
joined in the grand march. AL
most every phase of human life
that could amuSe or entertain or
delight the beholder was person.
ihed in costume that is rarely
surpassed on such an occasion
anywhere. The masqueraders
had the floor to themselves for
an hour or more. Then the
masks we're removed amid much
merriment, and everybody was at
liberty to join in the pleasure of
the dance. The various COM
mittees are entitled to great cred
it for the skill and success with
which they discharged the duties
assigned them. In fact it is
difficult to see how they could
have done better. The receipts
were very gratifying, amounting
TO STA. All in all, the Hose
Company's ball this year is to be
accounted one of the most sue
cessful occasions of its kind given
in Socorro in late years.
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CERTIFICATE OF APPORTIONMENT
OF SCHOOL FUNDS
Office of Supt. of Public Schools !
of Socorro County,

Socorro, n. NJ, Dec. 20, 1906.
l, the undersigned superintend-
ent of schools in and for the
county of Socorro, do hereby GER
tify that in compliance with law
and notice received from the coun-
ty treasurer, l have duly appor-
toned the school funds of said
county on this Goth day of De-
cember. 1906. The amount sub
ject to such apportionment is two
thousand five hundred and ninety
eight (S2, 598.60) dollars. The
total number of persons of school
age is 1881. The rate per scholar
is 60c, which is apportioned to the
several school districts as shown
below.
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PRISONERS GO TO THE PEN
Sheriff Misais Baca and Two Depu-
ties Act as Their Escort.

Sheriff Misais Baca and two
deputies, Ascension c. Torres
and j. S. Carmody, left Socorro
Wednesday morning with three
prisoners in charge sentenced to
serve terms of various lengths in
the territorial penitentiary at
Santa Fe. The three were Eli
SEQ Wales, sentenced for life for
participation in the murder of
Billingslea and Mclaughlin in
the Manzano mountains; Richard
Queen, who will serve four and a
half years for his part in the at
tempt to kill and rob Juan Chav-
ez y Baca at his ranch twenty
miles northwest of Magdalena;
and M. A. Thompson, who will
remain indoors year because
of his effort to appropriate an
other mans horse to his own
use. Sheriff Baca and deputies
had in charge Casildo Duran,
also, who was taken to the in
sane asylum at Las Vegas.
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RICH STRIKE IN THE GRAPHIC
Great Body of sulphides Cut Into
Impossible to Estimate Richness

Says a press dispatch of recent
date:
THE old Graphic mine at Kelly
has made one of the richest strikes
in the annals of the camp. The
find was made in the new tunnel
100 feet from the entrance. The
men cut unexpectedly into an inn
mense body of sulphides, the ex-
tent of which it is impossible to
estimate. The tunnel was extend
ed into it 100 feet, and it was i'm
possible to find any sides, top. or
bottom to the mass. 1t runs ~
per cent zinc, with good values
in copper and silver, and is one of
the most remarkable bodies of ore
ever discovered in New Mexico
mine.
THE Kelly mine is now ship
ping all the ore that all the avail
able teams can haul or railroad
cars carry away. The outlook in
Kelly and Magdalena is for more
prosperity than the camps have
seen in many years"
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poldo Contreras. Clemente Nova.
81. c. n. Adair, S. A. Brown,
John Earl.
SO. ID. b. Sorrells, William
Dodds.
80. Antonio Garcia, Rafael
Chavez, Juan Baca.
40. Genobebo Padilla, Matias
Gonzales, Juan Peralta.
Al. Higinio Bustos. John Nc
Kinley, Genaro Baca.
43. Donaciano Gabaldon, Refu-
gio Gabaldon, Manuel Martinez.
a.. Jose Baca V S., Luis Ar
milo, Manfer Romero.
45. ]. ]. McInnis, John An
derson, Thomas Riley.
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There is more catarrh in this
section of the country than all
other diseases put together, and
until the last few years was sup
posed to be incurable. For
great many years doctors pro-
nounced it a local disease and
prescribed local remedies, and by
constantly failing to cure with
local treatment, pronounced II
incurable. Science has proven
catarrh to be a constitutional
disease and therefore requires
constitutional treatment. Halls
Catarrh Cure, manufactured by
f. ]. Cheney & Co., Toledo,
Ohio, is the only constitutional
cure on the market. 1t is taken
internally in doses from 10 drops
to a teaspoonful. 1t acts direct
ly on the blood and mucous sur
faces of the system. They offer
one hundred dollars for any case
it fails to cure. Send for circu-
lars and testimonials. Address:
+. ]. CHENEY & CO., Toledo,
Ohio. Sold by druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for
stipation.
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DISTRICT COURT ADJOURNED
Last Saturday, but Will Meet Again
on Saturday, January 10, 1907.

Hon. Frank w. Parker ad-
journed the district court for So
zorro county last Saturday even
ing to meet again on Saturday,
January Il, 1907. At that time
the court will hear the arguments
on a motion for a new trial in the
case of Turner & Son VS.. The
Santa Rita Mining company, and
the Santa Rita Store company.
The trial of the case, which was
brought from Grant county on
change of venue, consumed prac-
tically all OF last week, the jury
finally bringing in a verdict, for
SIS, 900 damages. g..
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Charlie Cooney came up from
Mexico to spend Christmas at the
home of his parents, Captain and
Mrs. NJ, Cooney, in this city. For
some time Charlie has been To-
Gated at Inde, state of Durango,
Mexico, where he has been super
intendent of the Minas Colora-
das, a valuable mining property
owned by Pennsylvania parties.
During the first six months of his
superintendency the output of the
mines amounted to S1S0,000 in
gold, silver, and lead. Charlie is
expecting the owners of the prop
erty to pass through Socorro in
few days on their way to visit
their property, and he will then
join them and return to his post.
An assortment of fancy sta
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Notice to Subscribers.

Bills for subscription will be
sent out from The Chieftain of
fee in day or two. 1t is hoped
that everybody who receives
such a bill will consider it purely
as a matter of business and act
accordingly.
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a1o REWARp alO

Strayed or stolen, a large dark
bay stallion, four years old,
branded with a lazy % on the left
shoulder, rather dim. viii pay
$40 reward for his return to my
ranch at Grapevine Spring, ior to
my home at San Marcial, or, If
stolen, l will pay $50 for informa-
ton that will convict the thief.
Ranchers will please to Keep a
lookout, and oblige
CAPT. JACK CRAWFORD.
Furnished rooms at wiukler's.
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board of county commissioners
held in the court house in this
city, Wednesday, December %,
there was issued the following
ELECTION PROCLAMATION.
Whereas, BY law it is made the
duty of the board of county COM
missioners in each county in the
territory of New Mexico to pro-
claim an election to be held in
their respective counties for the
purpose of voting for justices of
the peace and constables for the
years 1907 and 1908; and
Whereas, The second Monday
in January, 1907. is designated
by the present law in relation to
elections for justices of the peace
and constables; therefore be it
Ordered, By the board of coun-
ty commissioners of Socorro
county, in special session held on
this, the 10Th day of December,
A. ID. 1906, as follows, towit:
That on Monday. the 14th day
of January, A. ID. 1907, at 9
o'clock a. m. of said day, an cleo
tion be held in the various cleo
tion precincts within the county
of Socorro, territory of New
Mexico, at which election candi-
dates will be voted for by the
legally qualified voters in each
precinct for the following officers,
towit: Justice of the peace and
constable; and be it further
Ordered, That the following
persons be and are hereby ap-
pointed judges of election for said
election, and that the clerk be
and hereby is instructed to send
certificates of appointment to such
judges of election, as follows:
JUDGES OF ELECTION.
Precinct l. Pedro Gallegos, T.
]. Hudson, Santiago Chavez.
?. Maximinio Baca, Demetrio
Baca, Jose Gonzales.
3. Clemente Chavez, Juan AL
derete, Estevan Chavez.
4. Donacio Camille, Juan Tru-
jillo, Jose A. Ortega.
5. Abran Baca, Cesario Car
rillo, Abran Barela.
7. Jose A. Montoya, Ricardo
Pine, Jose Ramirez.
8. Pablo Trujillo y Lopez,
Jose M. Lopez, Estevan Baca.
9. Rafael Montoya, Nj. Jara-
milo, Vicente Jaramillo.
10. VIM. York, h. l. Sipe,
George w. Rowe.
II. Charles Tabacchi, Victo-
rio Escajeda, James MCGEE.
II. Simon Gomez, ]. S. Mac
lavish, ]. M. Allen.
13. Harry Crawford, J. X.
Nations, Leandro Garcia.
IA. Rafael Lopez, Francis Bor-
goz, Melcor Siloa.
IS. G.. f. Baca, Jacinto Gale
gos, Gabino Jojola.
10. Juan Pacheco, Emilio val
les, ]. N. Romero.
II. Jacobo Giron, Gregorio
Giron, Espiridon Armijo.
Is. Cruz Nufiez, Abran Albo-
res, II. Blanchard.
10. Celso Armijo, Leandro Gu
tierrez, +. Manning.
20. David Higgins, Jose Gar
cia.
p. Felix Garcia, Matias Jara-
milo, Maxine Baca.
p. Melquiadez Aragon, NJ,
Mata, Pablo Trujillo.
%. Procopio Chavez, Jose Mar
quez, Manuel Gabaldon.
"a. WE MARITIME. Il. Brown,
Abran Torres.
IS. Isabel Padilla, Julian Mon
toya, Vicente Gonzales.
70. Thomas Hill, Donaciano
Montoya, Urbano Benavidez.
27. Donaciano Apodaca, S.
Chavez, M. Gonzales.
2S. Alejo Gurule, Manuel A.
Pine, o. h. Cordova.
30. Gabriel Pefa, Nepomuceno
Lopez, Desiderio Lopez.
81. Jose Chavez, Pedro Ortega,
Pablo Armijo.
80. Manuel S. Pine, Jose M
Baca, Jose M. Madrid.
80. Lucero Tafoya, Cleto Mie-
ra, Eusebio Sais.
"a. Charles McCarty, Pat Hig,
gins, VIM. Handy.
IS. Epitacio Martinez, Roman
Sarracino, G. II. Kirkpatrick.
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j. A. TORRES,
County School Superintendent.
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PROCLAIMED
By the Board Of County Commits
siOners in Special Session
Assembled.
JUSTICES AND CONSTABLES
Will BE Elected on the Fourteenth
Day of january,
1907.

At a special meeting of the
board of county commissioners
held in the court house in this
city, Wednesday, December %,
there was issued the following
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Evening journal., 1906-08-06
THREW BRICK AT
THE BARTENDER
Zip" Davis, a Clayton
Negro Made MuderOuS As
sauIt on Joseph YarnaII

Special TO The Evening Journal
CLAYTON. Aug. 6.-Because he did
not believe that he was being waited
on with proper dispatch, 'Jip" Davis,
negro Of this place hurled brick at
the head Of Joseph Yarnall, bartender
at the Hotel Stoeckle on Saturday cut
ting a severe cash over his right eye,
which required four stitches to close.
Davis entered the bar room and
sthrowing down a 50 bill on the bar
demanded a drink. Yarnan was busy
at the time waiting on other custom
ers and told the negro he would wait
on him in a minute.
He did not fulfill his promise as
quickly as Davis thought he should.
and the latter picking up his moneg
walked out of the hotel The negro
returned in minute. however with a
shalf brick in his hapd which he drove
al Mr Yarnail Davis then made his
escape toward Smyrna. and althougll
he was pursued By Constable Boyer he
eluded arrest. The frequent drunken
ness and hghting OF negroes on Sat
urday nights have caused the town au-
thorities TO increase police protection
on Saturday nights.
Evening journal., 1906-08-06
TO REPUBLICANS:

We are anxious to have every
Republican in close touch, a apd work
ing in harmony with the Republican
National Congressional Committee in
favor Of the election Of Republican
Congress.
The Congressional campaign must
be based on the administrative and
Legislative record of the party, and,
that being 50, Theodore Roosevelt's
personality must be central figure
and his achievements a central
thought in the campaign.
We desire to maintain the work Of
this campaign with popular subscrip-
tons of One Dollar each from Repnb-
licanS To each subscriber we viii
send the Republican Nationsi Cam.
paign rext Beok ard all documents
isSred by the COMMITTEES
Help US sehieys z great vletary.
JAMES S. SHERMAN, Chairman.
p Q. Box 1908 Nez York.
Evening journal., 1906-08-06
REruRN HoME wIrH HoNoRs.

ID ERHAPS never in time Of peace has
Il delegation returned home to Delaware
from service in an outside field, with more honor
and glory than did the battalion OF the Delaware
First Regiment Saturday night from Mt Gretna
where it did weeks service with the regular
troops In every assignment made to them they
acquitted themselves with honor, to such an ex-
tent i'll fact they were highly commended by the
commanding officer, General Ford Grant Not
only did orr boys rank high in proficiency in
their military work, but, by reason OF their per
sonal attractiveness they soon won their way
into the affections Of their fellow soldiers. In
leaving camp Saturday evening the Delaware
battalion was shown the distinction OF a moving
honor regiment. II was escorted to the station
by the regular regimenta band, and the fare
wells as the train moved slowly off, while the
band was playing Aud Lang Sy11e" had much Of
the tender feeling Of parting comrades BY lingo,
it makes us feel good to know that we have such
fine soldier boys.
Evening journal., 1906-08-06
DELAWARE NEWS NOTES

John c. Holland. well known
throughout the State as the Farmers
Bank director from Sussex county has
become a bridegroom. Mr.. Hollands
bride is Miss Mary L. Baker and they
were married quietly at the home OF
Mr Holland
The. Anu-Saloon League has effect
ed more organizations in Sussex
county under the direction OF Rev. c.
A. Grise. Of Baltimore, but formerly
OF Georgetown, with a view OF going
into the coming campaign with a
strong local option movement.
John Maag, Jr.. a Dover merchant
who suffered a violent fall. last winter
has not been abk 10 lie down in bed
since, hut has moved about his store
on an automatie chair, attending to
business as usual, but sleeping in the
chair az night He is now IN German
Hospital, Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1906-08-06
Personal and Pertinent

Ohe plant ht leaSt hao peeh pa0enleu' salu aA IN
venor 1T the abrus precatorius alias Paternoser
pea, alias weather plant John Nowack took the
patent.
"rhe weather plant is still believed by many persons
forete the weather John No,pack it did
and he put Il the market, along with indicating
apparatus, guaranteeing to foreel for fortyeight
hours and for fifty miles around, fog rain
hail earthquake and depressons like to
plosions fire damp
ALAS FOR poor Nowack! The experts OF the Bureau
Agriculture took up his patented plant They proved
the movements of the leavesto the right, fore
telling rain. 70 the left foretelrg drought-were not
caused by the weather but by the light And they
proved that the plants famous downward movement
which supposed foretell earthquake caused
by that puncured the causing the leaf
naturally. TO droop.
That Is the only patented plaEt know Of and
Nowack lost money Il.
"But how would YOU like to have exclusive patent
on the coffee tree the tea plant?"
Evening journal., 1906-08-06
rRYING HARp no REFoRM.

THOSE. who doubted that the Democratic
a party. as an organization, would place it.
self on record as opposed TO the method by
which that party was largely enabled to continue
in power in Delaware have now some reason
TO believe that it is going to at least try to check
the terrible practice inaugurated and iostered by
II for so many years. Their motives for doing
SO may not be the best as admitted by L. Irving
Handy, the proposed new leader OF the Demo
oracy OF Delaware, few months ago, when he
said that the Democrats might as we'll favor the
anti-bribery movement, because they now have
no money TO spend at elections. Even if that
should be the reason why the Democrats are now
in favor of abolshing their former bribery tactics
il does not matter, provided they are now sin
cere and will cooperate with the Republicans in
breaking up that most vicious and perncious
system of debauchng the voters
Evening journal., 1906-08-06
THE RISING TIDE OF HEARsTIsM.

a CCORDINC 70 late advices from New YORK
4 n the Democratic fight in that State this yoa
promises to exceed any factional contest ever
wsged in New York or even in Delaware. Viii
liam r. Hearst and his friends have announced
that there will be either two or three candidates
for governor in that state this year and that it il
Up TO the Democratic State Convention - say
which it will be. Il has been definitely settled that
Hearst will be nominated for Governor by the In
dependence League early in September, at a
vention to be held at Carnegie Hall in New York
City. The Parker Democrats are bold enough
to claim that the name of Hearst will be rien-.
toned in the Democratic State Convention orly
10 be Aissedand derided. Other Democrats. how
ever, such as Charles J. Murphy the leader Of
Tammany, have yielded TO the Hearst inlncrco
and are now urging the Democrats to accept him
as their candidate. It's a merry war in New York.
and the inevitable outcome of it will be the cleo
ton Of Republican Governor and sweeping
victory for the Republican presidential candidate
in 1903
Evening journal., 1906-08-06
Jests and JingIes
The folks who skyla-k in boat
And to capsize IL try
Instanter get a chance, ] note,
To skylark in the sky.

Mus. NaSbor-Pano- playing is very tiring. should
think your daughter would hnd Il
Mrs Nexdore-I suppose she's had occasion to
stop and consider It.
Mrs NSasbor--well do wish she'd have occasion to
be considerate and stop.
Some Of may be poor and very rich."
said the moralist. but we all have common end"
Yes but most OF us the common end Of the selfish
rich man eminently proper"
TfSemorse" said Mayor Wells OF St Louis "is an
excellent thing when deep enough.
y aThe trouble with most -doers when
oVertakes them is that the emotion IS feeble and
shallow.
.The average type OF that OF a pick
pocket sent last year this man whom he
had robbed Of 500.
Dear SIR stole your money Remorse gnaws
my conscience, and return herewith $3.50"
THE old man must be going in for art" remarked the
Tioga butler
flows ihat7" inquired tho second man.
He could cabled FROM Riorenct % take the eas1
iron deg of tbs Jaw sell II for sank"
'1ovf friend Lamb doesnt iook well st ali WHAT'S
fhe matter With him1 DySpepsia7'
well you misht call it hnanca, dyspepsia be-
aeve he wept In fOs pork on Ws srest and tOOE 800
much
Evening journal., 1906-08-06
THE
Guarantee
and Trust Go.
Northwest Corner
Ninth and Market Streets.
Wilmington, Del.
Capital $780, 00O|
Surplus and Profits $3.50, 600
Holders Of U. s. Government
4 Per Cent. Bonds
Due july ]. 1907
Due July |, loO7

Can dispose of their Bonds now To-
a greater advantage than by hold
ing them until maturity.
This Company offers its services
in this connection, and its officers
will be pleased to communicate with
any one desiring to take advantage
of this opportunity.
Office Hours--9 a. N. 20 p. m.
Saturdays-9 a. m. to - noon.
DIRECTORS
DR.. J. A. Draper, Samuel X. Smith
Z. Bringhurst, Jr., J. Wilkins Cocch,
]. Smith Brennan, Willard Salisbury,
VIM. Bowe, EboeFt B. Wheeler
Jos. L. Carpenter, John II. Dandy
OthO Nowland, Thomas s Bellah,
John BaQcrOft Victor =. WOolley,
Franklin Tay or, Henry b. Thonapson,
Evening journal., 1906-08-06
viaitinn Ministers Haro.

Rev. j. NJ. Be3le. Of zion, Nd. occl-
pied the pulpit OF Central Presbyterian
Church yesterday. In Bethany Baptist
Church Rev j. X. Lord. OF Chester.
preached. while in the First United Pres
byterian Church last evening Evangel 81
w. II. Hiles occupied the pulpit
Evening journal., 1906-08-06

The registration in Wilmington on Saturday
was very gratifying 10 those who are hoping TO
see the independent and better element OF our
vcters take an interest IN political affairs. Those
Of 1sr people VINO negstered on Saturday, or in
tend 70 do SO nest Saturday indicate that they
save desire to get on the honor roll OF those
registered and qualified to vote.
Evening journal., 1906-08-06
narnninn Alnnn the canal.

A party Of young men headed by Frank
Mccaffcrty. len to-day for a weeks camp
along the Delaware and Chesapeake
Canal near st. Georges.
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VIVA, Merit VIII Do.

Meyer Bros Drug Co, ST. Louis.
SO. write Sep 4. 1905 "We have no
hesltaucy % admitting that merit Is
ihe prime factor 90 creating the de
mand for DR. Mendenhallg chill and
Fever cure n ranks amoag our very
best sellers Sold by " T. Frame .
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d.. MHaes i1aa Hay love
aas visited ag EU..z f-9.' .as.
..eat and early -osar F.- Doiza
reports alo,e.ala I..lg - garden
truck plants and mall fruits The
frost was heaviest ln 'aa' section.
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The American hen plumiug herself
oa the oulogy recently delivered upon
her usouIa.ss by congre aman, has
nov entered The lists as "a trust buster
Fourteen million. two hundred thols
ani eggs were recently shipped into
Chraso 10 one day, and the beef
trust IS said 20 be- taking notice.
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W u BURNITT

FOR SALE Onc-half block 300 Zee.
front same has one house ~ sia
rooms. one house o. TWO rooms. tive
good wells of water Very desiI
able properly iH Southwest part Of
city Q l. He'h
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Col John Temple Graves unT Doe
"a paper ~ Hls own .a Atlanta and
will st0V shat patriot can io Rh'H
ha is free from rhe bondage ~ 'he
blue pencil
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a Mountain Of Gid

could not bring as much happiness %
Mrs Lucia Wilke Of Caroline. wis. as
dli one 25c box Of Bnck!,n's Arnica
Salyc. when q completely cured a run.
ming sore on her leg. which had tor
Wrcd her % long years Greatest an.
.lscptlc healer Of piles, wounds and
sores 25c a, the city Drug Store
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Il should Dec very sorry 20 srs II
Wiio fcaIsu from orcIa! Me- VIVA.
difference does It make 10 you he
e. ho oulr man ~ any promincnc" in
Russian affairs whose name have
learned tp pronounce
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Gary. Indiana has taken "A census
ana discovered rha, IL already has "a
population ~ 100000 though hardly
q shovel has b/fn turned A. aoon as
they pc' up few shacF 'ho popu.
laiiDn VIII easily be- 100000
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Jap1n'e earthquake experts. now
cnrouto 40 san Francisco. should Doc
able 20 give useful advice Do Japan
an earthquake comes along ry -
uuenily rhai thc inhabitants az, lone
some without one
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when you ,h!HE o; good stoves you
naturally think o' Majestic Steel
ranges and Charter Oak cook stove,
BIvENs. CORHN & FRESSLEY