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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-13
YAQUlS COMBATING
HORRIBLE TORTURES
CUT soLEs FROM VICTIMS FEET
FORCED TO WALK ON CACTUS

G. ~ Lewis, a fireman on the IA.
cogar railroad. came ip from Naco.
zarI says The Phoenix Qazette. Nv
Lewis says thai og Sunday there was
found between Naeorila AND Cnmpas
two acxicans. a man ana woman.
dead uear che tmli between the two
towns The solos of their feet ptd
been cut od, 30 al 90 rondeg the feet
very sensitive. and hen. a. would
seem they had hoen made 10 walk
over q hcd Of dry cactus leaves. 49,
their wmilaied feet were stuck full
~ clcius thorns. say tho Douglass
Observation-Disclosures
Marks upon the body 10 to snow
they we've murdered nfter being tor.
tured ia that manner.
lewis says there aro Yaquia opef
aiing between Cumnas and Naco
raEl, ana have been Tor some tsme
He says such Is generally known 10
be- the case 10 Naconri and no ono
there seoms to doubt d. There are
soldiers On considerable numbers az
cumpas NJ. Lewis says. and armed
officers are plenty a. Naoorasi Such
vas NOT tho case some tame ago. IL
will 0o remembered that Mr. Ionks.
OF the Iransvaai MininE company.
aahod fhe Mexican authorities 10 tase
some steps 10 restore Interrupted
iraiHe between Cumpaa and Mocto
Huma an account Of which was pub
llshed m the International American
some days ego. From tae moving OF
s0ldiors 20 this poini il would seem
the Mexican government has rooog
Missed the existence " hostile Yaauls
Ia the nolghborh0od.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-13


~ NJ Wise, a mining nan. 90 tenn.
poraTlly in the county Iai aud viii
remain ,hcfc until some arrangements
aro made about a wreck for which
Wise 81 responsible He wa d-lylnE
% heavy wagon along Adams street
yesterday says the phoenix Ronub
lean Ho had another wagon trail
ina behind %. 10 drove too close
70 the sidewalk. and took a couple Of
wheels 90 % wagon boloneiug 90 Pedro
De Lama. a son OF DO Lamaa who
was sitting ia tho wagon, was thrown
out and slightly injured. Tho acct.
doul De- said 90 have been due 10 tho
iutoEication OF Wise. and that Is where
the criminal law eots hold Of him. lie
was uvcrtaken at Five Points BY do
Lama and declined 90 become interest.
ed lu &c Iama's troubles A tolc.
phone message was sent 90 the once
Of the sheriff and Deputy Davis wont
out 20 see what Was tho matter and
after q timo induced Wise 20 come
back Ie agreed 90 pay for the re.
pairs, and went away with de Lama
TO get the money TIE changed his
mind on the way aud finally decided
that be would rather go 10 iall.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-13
MARKET LETTER
speeLal correaponaenee.

Special Correspondence.
Kansas City. Mo-. Jan S.. Theirs
was fair representation In the cat
tie receipts last week from the range
country. mainly on the stocker and
feeder order and small properties
Of killing stun The market was
strong al week closing with a gain
Of from 10 20 i5c on an Kinds. aud Ia
some eases 25c higher on Ted steers
ami veal calves, Panhandle stochers
sold up 70 sfi6 last week. Utah de-
h0rued feeders 81 $3.50. horned feed
ers 90 sass, killefa at $3.50. New Mex.
leo sioekers and feeders al $3.50 "a
S3dh. COWS at sa.t0 and COloradOs az
f2.9b. The run last week was 1850,
against $1,000 the same week last
year, and the supply today Is 5000
head. The market is steady 20
strong today Packers admit that
there Is very la,ge demand for an
kinds OF dressed meats and strong
prices are predicted Tor the balance
of the month The best demand from
the country iugt now IS for steers
weighing $50 90 1000 pounds. for
roughing through the winter aud feed.
Ing ON grass next summer
The mutton receipts last week we're
32.500 head. against 1860 for the
same week a year ago. The market
"a 40 10 i6e higher on sheep and is
steady on lambs The ran today 10
10000 sheep Sheep are 10 100
higher and lambs arm A big string
or San Luis lambs S. here today IN
various conaignmcnts. AN selling
within thc limits OF s7l5 20 $40.
Some heavy Colorado lambs sold a.
$3.50 today Ted yearlings al sG2S 10
$3.50, ewes al 1925 TO $500 Colorado
fed wethera ms pounds, cold a. 1910
on both last Thursday and Friday
Tho market rs apparently ON e. very
firm basis, with packers looking for
sul further advances, q iheiF Rnx,
iety today In tho face OF a nun Of no..
400 head, indicates anything Feed.
ing wethere sell around S. lambs t5
and Ca goats 81 10 ts7h
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-13

The kaiser has taken O lesson from
the lluas9Japanese Ear 10 framing
his new nll and sas resolved 90 con
contrate an Germany naval strength
on the line OF bauleships and make
them as powerful as gun aud armor
constructors know how Az future
Germaa Satiloships AGO to have q DIS.
placement ~ az ieaet is.00e tons. "a
oeoding by 1000 tons the n,oet power
ful American hatileshlp auc by 1900
tons tbo largest 0o.man battleahip
anoat Tho cost of Oaeh Of the now
vossois viii be- s8000.00 as against
s60o0,0o0 hoTVtofore spent BY Ger
many on her battloshipa, an amount
largely IN uxcosn o. he cost Of sim
liar warshlpa IN the American navy.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-13

vita the Philadelphia Athletics h
isaoTs who b now q member Of hi,
t,cr0land ere department was badI,
hurt last Monday while nshting a ar,
IN the business center uo ZEN head
foremost down an elevator shaft. drop
ping three stories and landing on his
head. lis helmet saved him from lB
stant death.
Syndicate base hal h onc of me
gravesf evils that beset ihe pathway
.ot fho American assoolptlon. ana
friends og mat organization see grave
trouble IN tho immediate uiaro fof
@ unless there S. rotnu go nrst
principles The idea Of few mon
o ming or controlling an the clubs 10
lhe Circuit ls arolcal. and white that
8 mot exactly Che condition that OK.
lists. yci fho association rapidly
drifting in thar direction
lf lack OBrlen meets Marvin Hart
and defeats him. ain be- be- entitled
ia The heavyweight championship?
@ is pretty generally asroed chat
hnro De- mo- aeavywoleh champion
Such being the case, who. then. shall
Ohflfl nghi io via rown that
4uesut cxlstf icarioa ha vuIuntarl
y surrendered tho u,le. ana there
core M no longer 90 be considered ia
connection with De- az be- undoubtedly
has quli the ring forever should
OBrIcn whip Hart Ruhla Ryan and
tho rest of the claimants would ho.
oven then. be- crowned es heavyweight
champIon9
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-13

have received the oonadeneos Of
many workwomcn. and on these con
idonces have founded ms belief tha,
every woman who works Tor her nv.
Ing must eat with her bread th,
bitter sali Of insult Not even tbs
plain sirl escapes paying tho penalty
put upon hor unprotected state.
SIN Insult doea not mean iempta
zion BY any nioans. 10 be- quito frank.
al the possibilities Of resisting or
yielding Do with The young woman
herself What viii tempt one beyoad
her powers Of resista-eo, viii 81 no
tompiation ~ an 70 another.
Careful inquiry has qhoan me that
she profession OF actinr has nothing
weird or novol to oncr Ia ihe line oi
danger There eems 20 be a general
oelicf shat a MANAGER b sort ~ Ora.
mhtlc Molochl and that upon biz altar
is sacrificed ai femlnlulty he dc
CHARMS ihai 20 ho Il mistaken idea.
DO not ior moment imply that man.
agefs are ansols. boz DO moan to
say thcy are not so black as they
are painted
Indeed tho manager o. more often
ho rursued lhaH me purauor Some
womoa attractive veil booking. we'll
dressed % gheir determination %
succeed cast morality overheard al
"a aerunaut caeis over ballast shat
they may rise more guieklY Now
While inase Bomen besiow ihelf aiu
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-13
NEWl MEMCO PIONEfRS
ELECT OFFICERS IN ANNUAL
MEerlNo-No DEATHS REPORT
60 DURING PAST YEAR.

Tho annual meeting Of the Nociety
.ot Now Me1icO pioneers WAS held
Monday afternoon az the Office OF toe
secretary Hon. l.. Bradford Prince
10 santa H.. Hon. Amado Chavez. the
governor 81 the society, presided and
made tho annual address.
The secretary reported thar for the
first iimo ln a number ot years. not
Ia single death had occurred among
the members ~ che society dnriug
the year Various matters Connected
with tho welfare OF the organization
we're considered aud appropriately
acted ON. Tho subject Of tho hlstor-
zeal monument 90 BE- erected Ia the
Plaza 81 Santa re was brought up and
measures tak0n TO have the matter
vigorously preased during the present
year
me unfortunate condition Of tho
'Oarlia." which Is fast going 10 Dc.
Atruction owing To laca OF care, Was
considered. and Il was reported that
the historical society made ia a.
tempt 10 purchase the building IN or.
der 10 preserve u, BIOS has been IN
successful. Tho hope vas Expressed
thai the owner ~ the property. Mr..
Gaspar Ortiz. would either have this
Interesting relic Of the Spanish g0g-
ernment protected or consent 10 al.
low the city Of Santa % or some par
ticuiar society 10 keep Il in repair.
The annual election resulted nc fol-
lows. Governor Amado Chavoa
captain general. J Amadu Lucero.
aicaide mayor. Hllario J.. ortiz. sec.
Rotary, l.. 3. Prince; councillor. Felix
Martinez vice president Santa BE
county. A. staah
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-13

siockers 6ai pounds. $780, % stock
ere iss pounds $3.50.
p s Humphrey Ration. y. W. q
stockors. T8i pounds. Sass. en- stock
ers sol pounds 1850. "a stockers
i12 pounds. $40. 70 COWS asi pounds
S2l0 G COWS. I76 pounds $40.
G w Neal Rocky Ford. Colo. 81
iepders. $50 pounds. ASS; ~ COWS
see pounds. s2os
A. q X Las Animas. Colo. % feed
ers $40 pounds $685. 90 COWS. slC
pounds i2.c5i s bulls. 100 poun6s
Sass.
Alexander Yant Rocky Ford Colo.
80 COWS ssG pounds. ta56 4 calves
i30 poueds. gG25 calves. 90,
pounds. a.
Some sales Of western steep and
lambs e Kaggas cts ihla week.
Monday. January !.
W. o Horn. Albuquerque. 81 st.
1888 feeding wolhers "a pounds Sass
A. Wuiren zcnndale KAN. 500
ltmls So pounds 81. oi lambs 90
pounds g7l0.
II Norir Kohannccc. KAN 552
lamhs g9 pounds. $40.
70 Oarmau. Kansas. lGii lambs ca
pounds t7fG
W. D. nooth Kansas ist lambs %
poands $3.50
Tueaday, January q
Rogers a Bfoa poncn Chy OKLA
si5 iambs 70 pounds. s745
George Comsiock, Mcfarland. Ken.
Goo lambs. 90 pounds. $3.50
W D. Boath, Edeorton. Kan. i3G
lsmbs q pounds. iLi0, i2e owes 20
r,m6s, sstg.
Graham. Bros Manhattan, Kan $50
lambs, e2 pounds. $40.
Wednesday. January 3.
Rogers q &Bro, Ponoa city. okla.
$50 lambs. ~ pounds. $40.
} y r. Payne POO lambs, Ig pounds
sT.8O.
l., g. swlnk. Rocky Ford. Colo. i0f
ewes " pounds. fs25; "a Sheep aud
yoarlinns 20 pounds t62s.
Thursday, January 4.
william Wilson. Monte Vista, colo.
800 lambs. GO pounds. $3.50.
=. N. Mccormick. zoandalc. Kan.
297 lambs, 90 pounds, s1l0.
y. J. Fulkerson, Prowors, Colo. $50
weihers. ii3 pounds g6i0.
A. u Matthias. Monte Vista, colo,
asi lambs, - pounds. $3.50.
}, Wilson, Monte Vista, Colo. coz
lambs. 81 pounds. fIIS.
r. -, Worth. Monte Vista, Colo. COZ
lambs, 81 pounds, 81.
=, Worth Monte Vista. Colo. g6s
lambs. 90 pounds. $3.50.
, d. Robinson Nebraska. $40
lambs, 81 pounds. $40.
Powers Bros. Nebraska. 500 lambs,
a pounds, $40.
Mr. Harrington. Kansas. s2i year
linEs, ss pounds. Ss.25
Rogers a Bro, Valley Center. Kan.
$50 lambs, 60 pounds. $40.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-13

maoy may not By able 90 compel Cor
many % Keen away from iho Latin
states 81 the WESTERN here sphere
AZ present Germany AND America
are runuIne NECK ond neck 20 rank
insi below Great urila'u 'n battle
line ircngih wihlu tbe nest few
yoara. but the Impetus tho kator ia
now Swing hla country win push Ger
many shead unless ne United statrs
seer ihc kaiaera raise anl eooa hIm
one botiCr.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-13

iaiions and delicate batteries upon
the manager, be- Be- not likely 20 dla.
tufb she modest and retiring now
conner IN bis company by unWelnume
attentions. And should she show
promise for lho future. she would BE-
douhiy safe i0r then che would have
IA commercial yelue.
No. tho manager generally speak
ing' ia a kindly, cheory. sharp bust
ness man no Molooh al an.
After all. what Is morality a. 4
living in conformity with diylnc law
- rs che instinct witch enables us
20 know and appreciate soodg 10 ID
tho power by which We overcume
tempiationg
Morality Is both active ami passive.
The formor Is the llfclong strnggiu
with the spirit % ovli ts Geld Is 40
heid Of human life There b creates
character and satisfies the largest 40
mands NJ lbe deity The latter Is
shown La the condition of "a child
who haa been sept away from tbs
world by ita parents and whose only
conception ~ good nnd evil 10 based
upon preccpi
Passive morality without oxporlonco
is always theoretical negative aud
worthless u % an attribute ~ the
spirit amt belongs 90 oIo ideal ilfs
But a practical morally s. tho Fgit
of the spln, working through no
lesh ln ibs arena Of the world. where
s. % vital element ln iho code n
human ethics
We can have no character for yir.
'ne AZ cannot become entitled 81 tho
confidence % oar followmea unul We
have thoroughly tested our theories
and sirensth 90 purpose % the 9raou
'al issues ~ daily ilfe
nuf Mother $50 was a. afus Invest
"a with iho abstract morality but ID
.hia state she bad no character r.
'fqulroa tlmpsaton fD form character.
lnd ~ au knoW how .ho aciod under
emriat.oh % no Struggle she fali.
,ud 80 proved thni tao only morality
y Yaiue 20 man or woman 81 thia nfe
5 That Hostige morality #hlch b able
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-13

measures provide tor warahlp build
Ing FOR the next twelve years. 80 that
by 1917 the German nagy viii have;
Thirtyolght lretclaas hattIoshlps,
twenty first-class orulserB.thirty- eight
fast cruiner scouts. ma torpedo boats
Unieas the American cosgross &C.
oepts the German chalienee, Germany
BY the time the Panama .Hai s. built
will have o,itclaseed the United Sietea
on 3aicr and the Monroe doctrine
viii DO threatened.
Tho kaiser'a ambition TO colouize
South America has not been aban
aoned By him or BY the German ma
lion. and II Germany succeeds IN sur
paaaing abe American standard Of
Naval strength Washington diplo
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-13

Berlin, Jan. TO- Germany hos eu
iorei into a contest with INC United
States Gov the second place am0nr
The rayiea Of The world. the arbt 10 be-
wagoi during tho next iwolvo wears
Tho kaiser is now working with
all hts strength to Induce the reich
stag 60 pass into law during the pres.
ent session a bill for heavily strength
anlng ihe German acet Tho now
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-13

are 20 be teded 10 those alroady pro
yided for On recent German estimates
Tho new torpedo boats are an % be-
zoo TONS a size thar VIII make lhcm
able 90 80 10 sea Ga any kind 81 wealth.
or and WIN pot them on equai terms
With American torpedo boat de-
stroyora
Tho additions io the German navy
which me kaiser IS planning. wiz
neoossltaio an Increase % G.0o0 oni-
GERS ahd men. and an annual Increase
OF 5000 900 for keeping up the nayy
beside a systematic Increase IN moses
fof construction purposes, Next year
uofmaay VII spend 5000 900 on hei
navy. which by 1916 wili have g0uo
up 20 ISL 100000.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-13
HARRINGTON VISITING

IN FNE CITY.
A r. Tarklneton. adiutant general
Of the New Mexico National Guards,
was visitor from the Capitol City
today. Mr, Harrington states taai
members Of the national guards are
taking great interest in the target
practice now being INDUCED in. ow
INK 70 the fact that those making the
best scores will 10 selected 20 repre-.
seat New Mexico al the next national
oncampment
Aajutant darlington also spoke OF
the trouble experienced In keeping the
guards up 10 the full quota OF mem.
bership, owing 10 tbs fact that 40
many Joined while they were IN
Santa f., bus we're leaving. and as
the majority Of the men who became
members thinking thoy uore going 10
remain In aanta BE. soon found taat
they were forced for one reason and
another 70 leave the city, conse
gueAtly the membership was con.
slaaily changing ottentimes not one.
ih..d Of She quota of men being In
the national guards
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-13

Il looks as though Arthur Irwin
would land Pitcher 1911 Dlneen of the
boston Americans, for his outlaw club
az Altoona, Pa. Dineens salary was
ent $1,000 this season and he Is feel.
.ng pretty sore, thank you. n was
lhneou Vhu defeated the New York
Americans for the league ponnant IN
1904 hy going In every other day 70
piich for Boston Ia an effort 10 hriBg
the flag % that town. Hc says he Is
la victim ~ inRratitudg DID anybody
ever see old man Gratitude lCafine
around q ball park?
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-13

Church Notes from Sunny Tennessee,
We are having q revival. going on
&c Union Grove contacted BY the
Reys. nuFan and Kiigore. had tao
pleasure last Sunday OF heading
brother nugan preach a very interest.
Ing discourse. he argued and showed
very plainly that there wna only two
gencral characters. the righteous"
and the uurightoous the good and
the had showed that che unrlEht.
eous shall 30 away into everlasting
punishment OH what solemn
Thought.
Tom McNahh was an smiles sun.
day Guess Miss Somebody was II
church
Arch McNahb had a smll8 on his
face as long aa wave on a goose
pond sunday
Jol Hartman looked sad sunday, as
hls glrl was not nt church scQuaehie
(Tenn,) News
"nuchton does good deal OF biag.
sins about being a solf-madc man."
That's one thing ! like about aim"
You mean his brageinR3'
Yes. Il shows what respect he has
for bis parents"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-13

Al ihe neW German afa class
cruisers are 90 be similarly strength
eued and aga So haze an approximate
displacement OF $1,000 toms. hitherto
NrrmauyP afmnrod cruisers yafy.ns
Between $3.50 and 1880 ions. Tho
mess cruisers win BE- practically fast
miilesblps bui 90 che Mon'ane. North
Caro.'um Tonnessto and WmhinT
TOM the United States eul have vef
eels about aa Hrao as iha now Cer
man boats Sis neW armorcd oruIssle
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-13
STOCK SALES

Special Correspondence.
Kansas city No. Jan. g. Some
sales Of Colorado and western cattle
az Kansas City this week:
N. stark, Montpelier Idaho. 90
horned feeders. o0S pounds. s8s0. 90
dohoruod feoderg, 1904 pounds $3.50,
n killers, 1901 pounds, Ss.e5, ! bull
1850 pounds, f2.
Henry Floyd. Ration n. A. 1903
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-13

Ana you're not married after ait
ihouo yehm9r
mo replied me o'd baehc'or ffi-ud
whom he had not seen for a long time.
- dQnt seom 10 have any luch. Bnt
I've started % a new plan ! bought
an aid 90 couiship yesterday"
You don't mean 20 teli me- you'd
ioilow ouo Of those absurd books
Book aching Mines sn mio
isOhlie~
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-13
MUST auV, nEo or STEAL
1--WE AuMnRnn nnllA-

q g Rhodes and q. u. f.eWia. uho
are un their way from Cleyoland. D
% Honolulu, travelling on motorcycles
were ia phQouix for a few hours and
leit Tor Yuma. from whence they pro-
efed 90 los Angeles and san Fran
cisco Bhoy have wagered $3.50 siih
Robert porgan. % Lincoln. that lhry
VII he ln Honolulu by Ryhuafy -.
With $500 lu cash which they have
earnod begsod or sioien cn route
Alfcnd1 they have $500 VI iho amouai
nad are two Weebn ahead ol the.F
schedule When they arrive at San
t4ancieco ihoy win iake a steamer
foF H0nolulu
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-13

to meet, Frappie with anil overcome
an forms OF temptation.
Il n time We learn nat innocence
ia not morality, ana thar one can
avoid evil best who hnows What
eva b.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-13
LOGGING 10 sElNo
DONE At ALAMo0oRpo

, r. haehtei, general manager 90
the AlamNaordo Lumber company. who
vas IN b raso yesterday. says thar
conditions are actiye In thn saera
mento g'ounialn woods and az the
mills Ia Alamogordo After a period
81 relaxation during the holiday sea-
son, the mills are being operated %
their capacity.
Forty more niun ore 10 be- added TO
The force within q few days. Thoy are
coming from unlhafi aud Alhmurorao.
loqn larnei, a skilled iumherman
FROM Mnisise Mich, has beon made
snunrlntendent of me work ln tho
woods. The company this yoaf Is 90.
ing hs 0pn iuesng, lnai0ad of leii.ur
the contract a. private pafiloa
The mills avs being operated 0n
bofh nishi aud day shifts.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-13

Having been sworn in for four years.
Mr. Mcclellan ol Sew York VIII BE-
sworn ai Tor Che same length of tlme
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-13

Walter WnIlmags plan t0 vac0 the
north polo in an orr ship has been ap.
proved Of by Senator BoverldEe Thus
the only formidable obstacle has been
removed
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-13

fQN may Tear, guu mRy scatter
New leaves lf you aill
hnt ihe pitaaure ui turning
iNfm rurf in them Ull
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-13

Everything ln this country 10
seems 60 me. Is machine made" OBJ.
served lho English tourist
You have been spending moat o.
your time studying politics. see. +"
said his American friend.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-13

"pid you keep OMEN house on Now
Year day9"
yes. Ofen. bnt dry
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-13
GERMANY CHALLENGES THE
UNITED STATES ON THE SEA

Pa WILLIAM ,sE1A H
RIGA
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-13
MOST ANYTHING.


recommendation frum
IN man with n good word
Ger everybody dou {
amount much