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Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-07
Copyright by James ,E.,erson.

NopyriHut Dy james fEaferSOu.
lV11l HEN you see Harry Martin at school
I~t today, L wish you would tell him
N that 1 want his. father to paint It
IENSEeN our barn some time next week,
E<eGy said Mr.. Barstow. as Ralp was
starting with his books sung over
his shoulder.
cpl call at the house and tell Mr.. Martini"
said Ralph. :.
.,'But why not tell Harry, and save yourself
a long walk?"
Il don't speak to him"
Mr.. Barstow looked at his son, with a Curl
Gus smile.
"Have you quarreled?" he asked
"Yes,",, replied Ralph: shortly; "he is
mean fellow, and | don't want to have any
thing to do with himi"
With this Ralph hurried away; and it was
not until after supper that Mr. Barstow re-
turned to the subject
81 wish you would tell me about your quar-
rel Rb ghb Harry R56 wa he b sad lessons for the
next day, looked up from his books with a
flushed and angry face. :,
"Hes sneak, that's what he isl" he said.
almost savagely.
did you find it out? You and Harry have
been friends for years, and more than once l
have heard you speak of him as genial,
open-hearted lad. What has changed your
opinion?" -,
the other day, and Harry found it. He would
Mt give it up, and as there was no time. to
prepare another. got zero mark. 1 think
I have cause to be angry.
GLOW do you know he found it?' asked
Mr.. Barstow, quite ignoring the exhibition of
"Mason Turner saw him pick it up"
"And what did Harry say when you taxed
him with it?'
"He denied it,"
'Isn't his word as good as Mason Tur-
ner's?"
Ralph looked up in astonishment.
''Do Won mean to say that ought to have
taken Harry's word when I knew"
''But you didn't know, by your own con-
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-07

"Hearsay evidence again' exclaimed Mr..
Barstow, laughingly. Ralph, Ralph, l thought
you had more sense"
81 have sense enough to know when a fel-
low acts mean," said Ralph, sullenly: "I
made resolution that I'd never speak to
Harry Martin again, and l mean to keep it:
for few moments and then, drawing his
chair closer, said, gravely:
Chat was a rash resolution, based on very
flimsy grounds. I clearly see that this is
schoolboy's quarrel kept alive and famed in
to anger by mischievous and malicious tale
bearers. 1t is quite likely that Harry has ex-
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-07
Enthusiastic

A 5-year-old boy in the city recently COM
menced attending Sunday school, and became
deeply interested in the teachings he receiv-
ed After one or two lessons had been given
him he expressed strong wish for "sling-
shot" His fond mother was rather astonish-
ed at the request, and asked the young hope.
full why he wanted such thing. His reply
was prompt and to the point.
Eat Sunday school," said he. "they told a
story of a little boy that killed big giant
with a sling-shot, and | want one"
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-07

fession," interrupted Mr.. Barstow. "You arc
old enough to know that hearsay is no evi-
statement may be a falsehood 1 don't say it
is. l prefer to think it was mistake. At
any rate, it is certain that you have no proof
of the truth of your accusation"
Haven't ?" cried Ralph excitedly. "Well,
weeks ago, and since then he has never let a
chance slip. to say something mean about
me-"
"Say it right to your face?"
'"'Oh, no, he daresn't do that. But the boys
tell me-"
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-07

ing, on turning round snarp peiiu
of the river close to the bank, the boat came
upon two lions on the sandy beach. The
male at once shook his shaggy head, lay down
with his paws out, as cat does when watch
ing mouse, and kept his eye on the boat.
So near was the boat that we could distinctly
see him closing one eye and opening the other
alternately in fixing his gaze. The honess
was meanwhile walking up and down in a
restless manner in front of clump of reeds.
The natives said that she had cubs hidden in
the reeds, but the boat passed without any
attack being made, though near enough for
spring to be effective, under provocation.
another time had narrow escape from
a. lion. Walking along alone, a deep growl
and rustic of bushes at my very side STARTLED
me. | must have been within few feet of
the lion, whose voice was unmistakable.
Turning round, walked slowly backward,
with my eyes on the spot, and then, when
we'll clear, / went off at quick walk. I had
not gun with me. On returning to camp
l found that two lions had come up in broad
daylight to within sixty yards of the camp.
They were shot at, and one which was wound
ed again came fercely at night, and would
have done mischief had not all been awake,
and kept him off with shouting and scatter
Pin the spring of 1887, there was scene
of more excitement and peril. had got a
professional hunter to join the party, so as to
relieve me of the extra fatigue Of hunting
for the food of my people. The long grass
tired me out, so we went into camp about
midday, sending the hunter on. At this
spot we had quite remarkable adventure
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-07
A Little Debt for Husband

A 4yearold tot invited three older play
mates into an ice cream saloon, where she
magnifcently ordered four plates of cream.
When the delectable food had been eaten she
calmly proceeded to walk out of the place
without paying for it. The proprietor stop
ped her. Looking up into his face in the
most innocent manner in the world She
lisped
81 amt got any money. sir. I'll pay you
when I'm married"
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-07
Copyright by James Elverson

~@N THE book of Travels in Central
lMl Africa" by Frederick S. Arnot, are
SAk4 some remarkable lion adventures.
E0GNB1 "On one OCCASION" he says, in
s>-s9s.S ascending the Zambesi, toward even
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-06
SCHOOL BOARD GETS
ROOM FOR THE
OVERFLOW
ST. Johns Guild Hall Leased
forthe Year TO Accommodate
Extra Pupils Of the Third
Ward Building,

AT the regular meeting Of the city
school board last night the board
leased ST. Johns guild on South
Fourth street for tho coming year 20
accommodate the overflow from tho
Third ward building. The Third ward
school was crowded 10 its capacity last
term and with the considerable In
crease In attendance certain TO come
when the school opens IN September,
additional room IS necessary mot on'y
an this but IN other wards.
Present at the meeting Mere Presi-
dent Hopkins and memhtts +. IA.
Strong. George r.. craig, G. o.. Young
ana j. +. Luthy.
o. \. Mutson & co. We're awarded
the contract for school supplies tot
the coming year. 4 number of cur
rent bills were paid ana the board
sold a frame house on the First ward
grounds to s.. b. Gullio, VINO will re-
move it. giving additional space To the
play ground.
The school buildings have been
cleaned and all lu iCp wool W1ak
vanished and are I'm first class sani-
tary condition FOR th. beginning of TIC
fan term. The schools VIII open t1
year with the very brightest prospects.
The finances are in god shape and the
attendance viii show again Albuquer-
uue's substantial growth In popula-
zion.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-06

THE CH|LDREN'S
PLAYGROUND
COUNCIL TO CONSIDER
SEVERAL AVAILABLE SITES
Hon. H. B. Ferguson Offers to
Donate Large Tact to the
City for Purpose, Provided
Improvements are Made,

At last nights meeting OF the city
council a committee OF several ladies
witt ave been active .n the agitation
for a children's play ground. appeared
before the council 10 present for It's
consideration several sites which had
been found and which were considered
available. The sites were reported
from almost every secti0u of the city
and all were taken under considers
tlon BY the council and referred 20 the
committee appointed TO handle the
matter.
one site IN particular created much
interest. This vas a tract on the west
side Whifh the committee reported
Hon. II. b.. FERGUSON had offered to
donate 10 the city for use as "A play
ground. provided the city should make
several necessary improvements and
beautify the grounds.
Another available site which was
discussed AT some length was Mt the
end Of West Lead avenue where there
is considerable acant ground. Alder
man Nikerson asserted that he had
shot ducks on this tract In his youth
ful days and that II was too damp for
"a play ground. He also thought Il
would be necessary to fence and roof
Il with mosquito bar.
The sites presented vary I'm price
from $1,000 to $4,000. The condi-
lions Of Mr.. Fergussou's offer To the
city We're not made entirely plain ana
the whole matter went o. the special
committee Tor a report at the next
meeting.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-06
m NAY INrEnrsr nv.

Hero g. q brief section from the
complied laws OF New Mexico which
may have come interest Tor our $50
con attorney general:
Section 25s2 n the solicitor gem
eral or ans district attorney shall
consult with any accused. defend or
IN any manner shall AID IN the dee
tense Of any person accused % my
crime ar misdemeanor iH this terri
tory. hc shall De fined in any ntn
mot less Than five hundred dollars and
sHHu be removed from office by The
Judgment ~ inc court on such cor
viction and sentence Section II,
chapter 81. page ms. laws Of 1889.
complied az section 25k2. Compiled
Laws 1897
We are assured ulen the authority
81 able ATTORNEYS la Albuquerque that
This law IS stli In force. and for chat
reason we have thought Sc might have
some little interest for the attorney
general. who. 81 Is said. has just made
before "a jury in Estaneia, one 81 HE
most Websterian efforts In defense uf
q person accused OF "A very serious
crime. But, If COURSE. we would not
further damage the legal reputation
Of the eminent official in question by
assuming OF intimating that he "as
ignorant If the law.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-06
ANNUAL REPORT ON TIM
COUNTY SCHOOLS ISSUED

superintendent Struup yesterday Iz-
sued tn The teachers attending the iu-
.fIfufr the first copies OF the first au-
nual report for the HernaUIlu county
public schools. Just from the press of
thc Journal Publishing company Tho
report is neatly printed and is in come
pact form. giving lt 90 glance data
about the county schools chat is of the
greatest value. Bach district d. given
separate treatment aud she work ae-
cnmulishfd during thc sear outlined.
while thc statistics given are ot gTFAf
value The uamrs 81 sli she public
school boards. officers and teachers
.n The county are given and SECTIONS OF
Do school laws arr quoted. The book
is printed iu both English ana Span
ish and is iu strong demand The an-
uual report VIII undoubtedly become Cd
regular part of thc WORK. Of Do county
superintendent from this time on
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-06

The announcement made through
the Associated Press "a few days ago
t1,t many millions ore being Invested
D., American and Canadian capital
i.is Boz tine development of extensive
railroad gatems iu Brazil. i- O. worry
significant straw ~ is possible that
ID. bic syndicate referred to, which
Is going to spend tl5o.uoo 600. 600
sueh u,Ak. may be slightly cape
naiisrd. but 30 is still true that very
t4rn sums OF American money ar'
ra.nr ln That direction fHt Investment
ani chat the near future win see "a
rr..it UsII more capital from ihis
unu. irl ea.ng ln the same direction.
rror, .erms 90 Nc No doubt " tho
r4ri ..H.i the recent visit of Sec
r, u ualztI Che govern
m of tnlt Dounfry ave
nu. SMALLER feeling toward
ihc I1u lh,t ever hIi
helnf. II| ... vI ..H rI,' tn
our r.h.s trade
r.i1ii.r .. .. u .h,
most f.t.r o. rltans No cHHfra
thai uI ItU a... H#.
American lu,,
Ana ust.H.t ia Am
I1 t.a rrfuU .l NesI.a
h. Influence u' 'msan .
American sn.srnrs H i.
direction af d,..'.Iu OBI. .uu.r
and f.tearI..F nee
lion a. q single
Americans sre da.ne n N.,
maF De- mentioned th1t .H. r
salirae.ine nrm Of Grant rraIb,rs OBJ.
eh.rh thr latt a. A Gruut AOH-
lasrIus. uaf he head AMI fsuni
r-snfIt took l r0utrucf Co., Hu.dirs
Dob Ih4i eaaatr oue thousand mIies "
arai-cIle railway and work i,H OBJ.
alne Is naa Den praere rer wh0
ore iof Sci past middle nfr IAN rs
momtor when a .ten-milc contract
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-06


opr democratic e8ntcm poraty, ihe
pe..eH fleeard. sizes az the political
shuaHon IN Sew Mexico very correct
Isl when fl SAYS
~rbat 4 man who talks ahoht ihe
republican organization' OF Ne" Mex
ise as Judge Rodey does. should 'e
inylied t. lunch with president
Reosetclt win certainly create q sen
cation among the decent and respect
sble republicans who get nh their
lnspIrauon from The Santa Fe Ne"
Meairan- that Is 10 say provided thai
pater has the courage To print the
Associated press dlspatch received
nom Washington yesterday by all the
evening papers Of this division.
There Il not a man in the uhliod
stsies who knows more about the
nolitIeal situation Of This territory
man former Delegate -. s. liodeS
and he SAYS IL Is the worst IN point
~ discard. intrigue and c~rookedheSs
mat could be found 10 any Of the nc
pandencles or territories Of the Nnlied
STATES Mr.. Rodey IS a republican
nolabr an important judicial office
al appointmont OF President Roose
yelt Hence he IL not Intentionally
talking IN the interest OF the next
democratic territorial campaign. Like
Roosevelt. ne Wishes to slye his own
n.tt, from the graftcrs before the
democrats wipe the whole orEaniza-
lion out Of existence
Ia the last three or four lines
anoted above. our democratic neigh-
Dor states the principal reason mat
,mpels the real republicans Of Ne"
Mexico to the earnest efforts whi'h
thoy have been making FOR SOME ume
mast o. relr.se ihe territory from ihe
control 81 mru Who arc runhipf
tbinrs for their own ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
ana to the everlasting disgrace OF the
republican party II these fellows
commonly known as "the ans
would call themselves democrats ln-
gt.ta 81 republicans, the real repub-
ileans ~ the territory would nave
only the Same general interest," H
fhsir removal that an other good ciui-
srns have who stand Tor honesty ana
aecency ID the management OF pun
ue affairs. hut hy calling themselves
republicans. they give the real repuo-
ueane of The territory party reasons
81 oell as general reasons Tor oppos-
ing Them and their methods, eau
frc republican party can never en-
flrcly eschpe the responsibility TOR
thelr misieeds. aud Ia hat way a club
y nut Ia The hands 81 our political
by which they viii render
n very dif1cuit Tor the republican
party to maintain it, supremacy 'n
Ns, Mexico For that rcnaon every
so-called republican, WHO endorses or
a%poloriaes FOR the corrupuons ot the
rane ir rendering aid and comfort to
fh, democratic party.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-06
UNIVERSITY OPENS
A WEEK FROM
MONDAY
PROSPECTS BRIGHT FOR
a PROSPEROUS YEAR
indications Now Point to an.
Opening Enrolment Of More
Than 200 Everything Ready
for the Start

The 1s07-0g term Of rhe Uuieer-
sitv Of New Mexico VIII open on Mon
day. August ~.
According to members ~ the fac
ultv now IN the city the fan semester
viii be- the banner one of the nniVer-
sity'F history. Estimates made by
President Tight and Dean G.. T. Hold
gin ldicate that the enrolment viii
exceed 200 on opening day. an in
1 crease ~ co per cent over the open
/ Ing enrolment Of last year. OF the
/ f40 students ia last wears Glasses. the
majority were from Albuquerque, but
the new enrollmet VIII probably find
the majority from outside the city,
the attendace from Gallup. Ration.
Portales. Hagerman. Carlsbad. Lin
coin. DeminR ad san Marclal indieat-
ing that the other towns Of the ter
rltory are beginning to understand
and appreciate the mission ~ the Al
buuuerque Institution.
President Tight and Mr.. Hodein
viii be IN their offices for a week
preceding the opening 10 gree old
students and welcome new ones. The
campus has been improved q great
deal during the summer. trees have
been trimmed ana the lawns were
never moro attractive. Science hail
has been painted and the interior dec
GRATED. while all ~ the buildings are
in first class condition.
Three new members uf the faculty
viii appear with the opening day. Mr..
Watson, OF Wisconsin. succeeding
Professor Welnzirl, with Mr.. Taylor,
of New Hampshire. as his assistant.
An additional instructor In the cngin-
eerlng department Is yet to be ap-
pointed.
Students who desire 10 find employ
ment during the college ear are iu-
strueted to report 10 Professor X. +.
Asplund, who viii have charge Of
this department of the work. Profess
sor Aspluud may be found at his
home. 40 South Seventh street.
Professor j II. Crum has returned
from California. whore he has been
spending the vacation.
Miss Parsons. IN charge Of the coW-
mercinl department returned last
night after spending her vacation on
the coast.
Professor Richard Is NJ present cel-
drctihg the institute at hiroHardh D.
Professor Angel ana trpfssslr rs
%pinosa. both IF whom are members af
the faculty. of the summer school ut
Chicago University. have about elut-
pieted their work in the east am de
expected home iu q few days.
Mr.. Ralph Taschor VIII continue
this year as assistant instructor in
English lie viii return in "a few da,s
from bis home in Chicago.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-06

TvrH day MorainE journal want I'D rad
80 are nudiug hetfer furnished roums
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-06

~ YoU q ~ a >d.Ii roWN AND
NM ~ HARn To Gif WHAT -
WANT ~ fANCN oR STAFIs GHoCtR-
H. WRITE - VIZ HANE NEAKI
TNURf rinse. o. g. TRAIT 3 g
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-06

on 4 new railroad was regarded as q
big undertaking, and calling for a
yer, substantial financial basis. To
persons The idea u q thousand
mile contract Is not only b~ewildering,
but Furnishes one II the most forci-
Illustrations they could have Of
the marvellous scale upon which the
world - today Is doing things.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-06

The vesy rc>t - Kan-ss CITY Be~f -as
Nuitoa % TuIL kLEINwOKTs. tI9 Nsrth
Thru street
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-06
IF YOU'RE IN THE DARK

as to where 10 go for your plumbing.
let us enlighten you. II you want .
broken water or steam pipe fixed. new
a fixtures. p bathroom put I'm. or a
furnace repaired. come to US. We do
new work camyiets a aas kind Of
repz,rA Our work Is nght and q are
c1r pricsa
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-03-14

ST. gfeoattsr!
paa @enner8 Mnmobntn9 bar leg
forelast NIT 9eaun for be itemmeberetti.
gebe 2bet @arb iou, Olbermanbstan.
bibat. Ses tnsDer noeen Wobfanb,
buor iee ttte peuteee bet. Waaife Op.
poittionen bar ret, % leg taser fell, men
bits nosen tan saa 9iennem benne Der,
ben uben at fremtalbe ncsen Wobtanb,
er ban en- 9lattere Wlano, enb jes er.
Qu,s Jolt ben Commune. buor leg bar
beet IS Mar, er imob nit ueget be-
ftebne 9ebersbegier, n1aa ies flaa mtg
tilro meb, at be ueo, buab Der er bebft.
Men @arbets % Bpens bebite Snteress
fer er meset ner mtt 9ierte. Seq ta,,
lite preientere nogen anoen Blatform
eno Denue, at Duis leg bltuer uaIst. nil
ie9 9isre nit bebite forat forbebre pore
Eilnanbe % laane Dret til 6oreftilltn.
ger berou.. 9@rbsbt9f,
@bas. S. @ri9bt.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-03-14
1tnper,popp, Mi,ttt.
Abe Mars 1901.

4 T. y
Ssaar par bet en- for Sag for Die
Npsaaro 5uerbrup. Oct par ba ON.
trent 25 Mar, iioen ban fob Srubeom
% bleu astepiet al Daitor DIE Raia
Dane Brairie. S ben Mnleontns bapbe
bans genner % Naboer ianlet Zig %
iiepnebe ben tnob Npaaarbs 6iem. Eil
at begpnoe meb faa bet ub, fon: ont
Ole par lobet fin Yei; ban par nemlis
ingenitebs at ie. DIM en- Stunb bleu
ban bog ipnlis, % ban pmtebe noset
ON, at ban par ttte banse.
Mabolasets &uinber par eobt repre-
ieuteret, os oisie banebe fig yei oueralt,
% iutet tunbe itanbie benz. Det er itte
til at tase tell al; Der bucr &u,nberue
er tommet inb til &oseouuen. faar man
ON en- l0-l5 Minutter tienbe Qu9ten
af Raffe. Der fplger li9eiom 9pttibs=
itemnlns meo oenne bebase'ise 2uet.
ganterne leres ben paa noset ierbeles
bebaselist; man lepsr ! slab 6oruentz
ming. Man itge, tpab man uil on,
&uiuberne Suerorup: &ose COB Raffe,
bet tan be. Om en- Stunb beftnber
enbper fig itbbenbe meb fin Eofetop, oa
baabe Wfab % Raffe peberfares @etfar,
biebeb.
Tarn1erbetoltntngen tette Conn e>
ct itiQe % bpbt tentenbe Tolt, 81
tRnter ueeet os taller lttet os bar ouer.
peienbe Erans i'll Gniombeo. Dennt
0tnter bar 9iuet Mnlebnina til @nium.
beo; tbi geir % Gpre bar bele Gtber
ueret minbre tiltalenbe. O9iaa al &e
% @tilbeb Tan man faa toru1e9et, b
ben menneifelise Erang CT 1arbeIes
mansfolbt9. Ser tunbe |aalebes unbe,
Samuaret beres l1btalelier ion. bis(e
Det er sopt at Brebre 30 iammen. Q
Ter formeset biemu,e. Ser par sobtsa
patt. lrd Rl. q III I tilbrd9tss 1i6e,
unber Ealer os Gang, % mango TO!
Del: Wir. % Mrs. yipsaarb ouerrat
tes ltbt ouer $50 / Splp til Mtnbe on
Da9en. Mr. Mp9aarb par beueset ii
Gaarer, ba ban tattebe for @apen.
9eber BiprnRab.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-03-14


Der tfeoe en- SernO OdneuIptte iaisn peb
Diata. en liben Citation paa great
Rortbern,8 8anen IiDt Deifentor @ranb
dorts fife 5rebag. 60 Reno bleD
brsbte, trt bIeD babslist iaareDe, %
mango tom alDorliat tilRabe. gapne.
ne 5paa e. at bt farlist iaarese tpber paa
.Stanbt btnaper pes Il &aat s5aeeb.ists
IN re &ba1sbss 6esrY 6 Robert Ban,
I'm Ire aenaeapelts Is. Den ens bs
otette, g. z. Anbrelp, ~ Del lienbI
bert ! 6trous 6dus ba ban bar siort
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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-03-14

masNge Sci til statstaslen. Set.
Mmenbement, iom bIeu uebtaset forrise
9pft, eiorbe bet mullst for 2esislaturen
at Ieaee itarre Stat paa Mineeienbon,
men iom bet nu fer ub, bar Staaltruit:
intereslerne Ouerta9et. Der er megen
@runb til at tro,. at Statteamentemens
tet itte 0.rtelt9beben fit Tlertal Tor
l1g, n,en at bet blep ertleret pebtaeet
paa9runb al Ell Teil I Optallinsen.
9uemiombelit tan beitribe Ristisbeoen
of benne Optellins % faa en- ny Ops
telling orbret at Domitolene, men Rlas
sereu u,aa betale aqe l1bsifterne. os
bisie ptlbe for belle Statens gebtoms
n,enbe belpbe fig til $50, 600. maaffe
mere. Wfen benue Gum, ielu ON ben
er flor, ptl uare at taa, beriom 2egiss
laturen itratt al bette Stattean1enbe>
ment anta9er 2oue. iom saar Staaltrue
ifet in1oo.
@enatet bar antaset 4uiets 2 cent
passenger fare bill meo enoel Mmen,
bementer, iaaat 9uiet nu bar to F,ae
TorFa9 paa fine 6enber. Ser 9isres
fore Beifrebe!ier forat opnaa Glertal
for Beutlsntnsen al $1,000, 900 til en-
l1bFiatns tanleonins 5o,Marsbaaen for
Minneiotas Optaselie l1nionen. Web,
lemmerne ira 2anbbtftrttterne er iom
@eseI iu,ob Torilaset. De pilbe meset
beuere. tror leg, FEMME for Mr. Mbams'
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