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Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1911-02-11

and traffic are carHded on; where it'
great stores and towering offic'
buildings are; where the travehn(
public are housed and fed, DIN the out
lying districts where mills and fac
tories and the giant hives of in
dustry hum and rumble, the sections
where the surgdng, hurrying millions
who bear the burdens and do thu
work OF the nation daily come an(
60, the American soloon carries on
a traffic more far-reaching and i'm
furious even than dts traffic in tht
poorer districts.
Here 1t is housed in Glded palaces
glass, and light reflecting mirrors;
in elegantly equipped restaurants ant
clubs; and In sumptuOus cafes ol
fashionable hotels whose comforts an,
splendors lend an air of respecta
bildty while they tempt to indulgence
and carousal Amid such surround
ings THE traffic lis less hateful in ap
peanance. Its lewdness ds covered
somewhat by a veneer of conven
tio1lahty; dts excuses are less
shocking; it's tragedies less CHASTITY.
But, though dts evil effects are moi
SO apparent, they become nome the
less deaedly.o Sin in gilded palaces
possesses less frdghtful mien, and
Its alaMements are more impellim9
The respectablee are here, men Of at
fairs. Of business, and of professions;
and I'm the cafes of club and hotel arr
frequently women of wealth. and fash
lon. Here both youth and age are
formed that can never be controlled
and passions aroused that later be.
come master OF both purpose and
OF will Here responsibility takes the
first step toward its fall, and virtue
begins its haison with vice.
II childhood is here less directly
and more slowly robbed of it's birth
right than 1t is In the sllms, it De
robbed none the less surely In the end.
Indeed, the theft lis even greater here,
for lit is on wider and a more far
reaching scale. Witness the daily
record OF wasted patrimondes. Of inl-
paired manhood, OF disturbed do
nestle relations, of ruined homes and
of lost opportunities.
have charged the American sa-
loon with the alienation Of parent
al affection with contributing to the
neglect and to the delinQuencies of
childhood. And how indubitable the
proof How obvious its guilt! Who
is he that cannot bear testimony
here? Who has not seen with his
eWdencfng the truth of these counts
in the indictment? As to their veri-
ty my own knowledge Ia absolute.
Four years i'm the executive office
Of great State brought home to
me proof of their truth with such
force and frequency as to remove
all doubt.
l found child -desertion to be a fire.
quent crime not only in my own state,
butt i'm all the States Of the Union, sol
frequent that lit has been made a
felony, an extraditable, offence In
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1911-02-11

Continued on page g.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1911-04-20
WHAT THE CENSUS SHOWS.
Shelby and Monroe Counties Show Loss In Popuaon-Ralls
and Marion Couuties Including Hannibal and asco Show ~
Gain. Without These Cities Counties Show Loss.

Not including the cities of which show big
gains because they great labor employing institutions the counties
Monroe Marion Rails and Shelby Counties show big decrease in
population 1900 Outside of these cities there practically
manufactures The lesson the teaches that
maintain population things be either the farms
must be located more
manufactures Both plans practical and both would bring only
people prosperity this section This that there
much work for the Northeast Missouri Industrial and Ae
cultural Association do The meeting of this Association att
Krkvle April rs All parts of the territory included should have
live workers present We must be and doing We have the
natural advantages We need the live of brain and Drawn help
develop the latent of Northeast Missouri and bring
the position which in her bouneousne fixed that should
Nature has done her toward making Northeast Missouri the
prosperous spot this world doing
idle long We get busy We peo
pie We need prosperity We have great opportunities offer
of brain and Drawn Money invested will big dividends Every
like Monroe Paris Palmyra Sheba Clarence and many others
should have labor employing institutions The East has
rich account of its manufactures Missouri and will be
prosperous factories located here These
get
Hannibal husing Commercial
factories grown from 1870 1900 1884 1910 gain
ly so per cent
County 263S 3O572 gain of
4241 which includes the Hannibal 61 showing
loss Of 1920 outside of Hannibal
1900 Rails County had 2267 1913 gai
of $685. but the Iasco the Cement Plant probably
than that
Shelby County population from 1857 1900 to 1854
in 1910 loSsof 1903 for the years
In 1900 Monroe Countys population 1915
18SO4 loss of 1412
Palmyra 1928 in 1900 to 268 in 1910
a loss of 1856
Paris increased her population from 1897 in 1900 144 1904
gain of II in e last but 13 less than 20 years
Monroe Cy gain 10 yerss TO- In 1900 had 1929
1910 shows only 949 could more more will
be with Water Works and Sewerage and the many
which should get
1900 had people and in 1910 there were 1922
gain Of S isa :. 1900 ,ooo.
gain AL and other than Hannibal the metropolis of the
ties Her hustne e1erpe citizens deserve the credit Monroe
has greater natural advantages and better railroad facilities should
and easily could be the metropolis the four counties other than
nibal citizens We hold third place. us
solve speed little and pass Palmyra and Shebna gaining
first rank
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1911-04-20
Monroe City Chautauqua August 2O=27.

splendid deliverance concerning
cross bearing" Following this the
Sacrament Of the Lords Supper
was administered and a large num-
Der communed.
The discussions throughout were
of a high order and included the
subjects of Missions, Sunday Schools,
Evangelism, Church Extension, Ed
ucatiOn.
Among the visitors to the Con-
ference we're Evangelist B. Marvin
Harris; Rev. H. H. johnson, repre-
senting the Board of Church Ex-
tension; DR.. W. B. Palmore, always
on the alert for the St. Louis Chris
tian Advocate of which he is the
editor; DR.. S. A. Jeffers, who rep
! resented Central College, and is
member of its faculty; D. c. F.
Reid, Secretary of the Laymen's
Movement Of the NJ. E. Church.
South; Rev. E. M. Richmond, Secre-
tary of the Moberly District of the
Anti-Saloon League; Rev. A. c.
johnson, Secretary of Missions
Prof. J. A. Lanius, Principal of
the Centenary Academy. Palmyra,
was present and represented the
interests of his school. He informs
us that the Commencement sermon
this year is to be preached by Rev.
H. D. Thompson, Presiding Elder
of the Hannibal District.
In response TO Dr.. PalmoreS ap-
peal in behalf of the Chinese famine
sufferers, the pastor set Sunday,
April 18th as a day for the Sunday
f School to make a special effort in
behalf of this cause. Over twenty
. dollars were raised. This with some
: contributions from private sources
E made the total little over $22.50
The largest amount contributed was
by class No. IL, taught by Evan
Smith.
The most notable feature of the
, conference was the address on
+ China by DR.. C. F. Reid. He held
his audience spell-bound for an
f hour and a half with a description
of the country, the people, and his
, varied experiences while seventeen
years a missionary among them
\ The address exhibits broad states
-. manShip and is full of pointed anc
4 entertaining humor. Possessed be
sides of a fine voice and magnetic
personality. Dr.. Reid is a grea
! speaker. Those who failed to hea
= him missed q rare opportunity.
d Among the items Of business
transacted the most importan
were: G. S. Kellsr, L. o. Wilson
A. C. Ely and J. A. Lanius elected
8 delegates to the Annual Conferenc
5 which meets in Columbia, Mo-. thi
J.. fall.
a w.. Brown and H. o. Fee wer
: granted license to preach and tn
+ latter was recommended to tn
S Annual Conference for admissio
on trial. Hunnewell was selecte
as the place of meeting next year,
vi Rev. H. D. Thompson, the ne,
i p. E.. presides over District Con
9 ference like an old hand at the bus
iness. His aptness as an executiv
and his uniform courtesy afforde
the brethren eminent satisfaction.
CHRISTIAN
Elder B. F. Baker, Of Prescott
Iowa, will preach Sunday morniI
8 and evening. Ever ybOdy cordial
invited.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1911-04-20

Have you seen the New Eclipse
self sharpening and adjusting Lawn
Mower at A. Jaeger's. The Eclipse
is the only self adjusting and sharp
ening Mower on the market.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1911-04-20

Prof. A. P. Settle, of the Kinks
vile Normal. visited relatives and
friends in this vicinity. several days
last week
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1911-04-20
ITEMS FROM FARMERS
Of Farmers, For Farmers and Per-
tanning to Farmers.

tanning to Farmers.
When you figure on a sale and
want Col W T Youell to cry it, call
Ebert Yates at the F & M Bank.
He can give you the Colonels
dates.
The Democrat prints the neatest
and best catalogs for horses.
Have your horse and jack bills
printed at the Democrat.
See Green & Maxwell for Corn
and Oats Fertilizer. 5-18.
S. c. Rhode Island Reds.
Stock double mated and strictly
pure bred. No finer fowls in Mis-
souri, strain of del ,loped layers
which score exceptionally. high.
Eggs carefully packed and shipped
anywhere. Don't delay your orders
Eggs from Pen No /, 81 for IL
SIS per 100 from yard fowls. Mrs
IR. T. Colborn, Stoutsville, Mo. 81
R.IRed eggs $1OO per setting
Mrs. T. C. Jackson. 5-4.
Better buy a little fertilizer for
that Corn and Oats this Spri lg
Green & Maxwell would like your
order. 5-18.
For Sale-Several registered
Poland China boarS. Sire by Bud
dy Hero Dam Bessie Bea.
APO. J. L. Flannigan
B. P. Rock eggs for sale, 40 cents
per setting. F. & Nj. Phone CAD.
Mrs. L. o. Wilson.
! Eggs For Sale.
Barred Plymouth Rock eggs from
E B Thompson's Ringlets S10O per
is eggs; $500 per 100. Mrs w
Morse, Route /. Sill
For Sale.
Standard Bred Barred Plymouth
Rock Eggs, so cents per setting.
Mrs. Roy G. Nelson
If Monroe City, Mo
A Finn an Illinois breeder came
to Missouri for some fine stock. He
bought jack of Frank Gentry for
$500, a jack from G W Tooley for
$500 and a jennet from F Wads-
i(worth. Leo Bell engineered the
deals
TIL Weekley reports Is lambs
| from eight ewes and all strong and
healthy.
The heavy rains the first of the
: week delays farming operations to
a considerable extent, even if tn e
! rain ceases this week.
e Market ReOort.
s For Wednesday before date of
paper.
e Hogs. .,......,.........$5.10 to SIS
e Sheep .'.,..........'.'...'.'3 $50 to $50
e Cattle, ........................AO to $50
u Poultry.
Hens. ............. "...' '''' lOsc
Spring chickens pound and
I" quarter and over l l-2..." 1Oc
L Old ROoSterS. rS....,..........".... O5C
, Ducks. ...,,.................''.' UoC
o Turkey Hens..................... l2c
q Young TOms........,......"... l22
TOmS.,.....,...,...'. lEC
Guineas, each..................... TIC
I, Geese. .....,................... UoC
ls Eggs Candled............."...." Is,
~ Tallow. ................."....... U4C
Butter...,........'.'. liz
Sc Green HideS........,...,........ O6l
IN Corn. .....',..'.'...'''.''''' 4UN
Sc Wheat No 2......"".",....... go
D. Oats. ...,....,....'..'':'' ''''''''..Zo 10 Zo'
Hay.....................$8.O0 to $100i
Baled 1ay.."....." $500 to 11,0C
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1911-04-20
PRESBYTERIAN

Regular services Sunday morning
and evening. Sunday School 9:45
a. m, The public cordially invited.
Last Sunday evening there was a
good audience which greatly appre-
ciated the excellent music and lit
erary program. The collection was
$1325.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1911-04-20
ST. JUDES
Eastertide 1911.

Eastertide 1911.
Low Sunday, April %.
Sunday School 9:45 a. m.
Morning Prayer 1890 a. m.
Friday, April 28.
Litany 7;30 p. m.
Choir practice s p. IN.
I'd Sunday after Easter, April 80
Holy Communion 7 a. IN.
Sunday School and Morning
Prayer 9:45 am.
Choral Bucharest II a. m.
Evening Prayer 7:30 p. m.
Rev. Harold G. HenneSsy,
Rector elect.
There was a full attendance of
both children and adults at the
Sunday School and lay service on
Easter Day and the collection which
was for the Missions of the church
amounted to nearly $50 and some
contributions are not yet in. Two
beautiful memorials, which ado
greatly to the beauty and dignity Of
the interior were in place for the
Easter Festival. One a handsom,
black walnut altar rail with bras!
standards was given in memory o.
the late Aaron BOulware, by friend,
not only in St. Jude's Church anC
the city of Monroe. but from dis
tant friends. The other was a rich,
ly chased brass altar cross, giveI
by 7. M. Boulware in memory o
his sister, Mary Zaida Boulware
The Rev. Harold G. Hennessy. o
Lawton. Oklac has accepted the cal
to St. Jude's and will enter upoI
his duties about May 1st. His first
service as Rector of the Parish viii
be the Litany on Friday evening"
April %. On the Sunday following
April 80 an opportunity will be Civ
en- for every one to make thei
Easter Communion. At the Chora
Celebration the music prepared fo
Easter will be sung and the offerin
will be for Missions.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1911-04-20
FIRST BAPTIST

WOman's Missionary Society OF
First Baptist church will meet Fri.
day afternoon at $50 with Mrs.
R. S. McCintic.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1911-04-20
METHODIST

Preaching II "a. IN.
Sunday School $50 a. m.
Junior League 2:S0 p, m.
Senior League $50 pm.
Preaching 7:S0 p. m.
Public cordially invited.
The District Conference, which
held its sessions at the Methodist
church in this city last week, was
great success. About fifty repre-
sentativeS from other pastoral
charges were present, also a good
many visitors.
The opening sermon on Wednes-
day evening by Rev. C. C. Grimes
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1911-04-20
ABOUT THE CHURCHES.
Interesting News Concerning the
Different Denominations.
TEis Column Closes Promptly at g
a. N. Each Wednesday.

Bishop Daniel S. Tuttle of the
Episcopal church Of Mo. has sent
out a letter asking for the appoint
ment of a coadjutor and requesting
that the appointment be made at
the annual convention which meets
May 16.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1911-04-20
CHRISTIAN

Elder B. F. Baker, Of Prescott,
Iowa, will preach Sunday morning
and evening. Ever ybOdy cordially
invited.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1911-04-20

Shipments for week: Henderson
& Sons 2 cars of eggs and Of
Continued on page 81
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-06-09
FORCING FOWLS FOR MARKET
oeed Judgment anA prsese Manage
Wsent Essential In FstteNlnO
peultsy-ksop poNe oast<.

To fattsn poultry quickly and prof.
itably requires good judgment and
proper Management IN the cars Of
the fowls and proper feeding. The
BEST foods are bits Of fat meat.
mashss Of meal or me grits made
from yellow corn. with skim milk;
boiled potatoes, rice and oatmeal and
milk. II anything. oatmeal ID prefer
abs because Of IL greater heating
qualities and NJ sfsct on color OF fat.
The main point TO keep In view 10 to
fatten your fowls In the shortest
time possible. To do this they should
b. In . coop or pen, where they can
not take much exercise. for BY sxer-
else they work OF assh and keep
down fat. A good way II to coailne
them to small. light coops made Of
lath or wire netting. These may sit
out In the back yard or barnyard. on
well-drained ground. In case Of rain
or damp weather cover them with
oilcloth. Keep the psn dark during
he daytims, s1cspt whom the fowls
aro satfng. By throwing . thick COW
sring over Tie coops. such - old
carpets, blankses o. quilts. This viii
prevent the fowls from stirring about
betveen meals. II the morning give
them boiled potatoes, mashed while
bot and thickensd with corn meal.
with . little SALT and pepper for sea
soning.
They should BE- fed three times q
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-06-09
TWO CAUSES OF umsERMEck
Uesally 0rsSoht By eewls Rating D.
eayod A1est Pull q Maoocts-Alee
~ ptemalns Poison.

Hnbsrneck y IN inflictioa that ID
usually caused By fowl eating dscayed
neat full Of maggots. Some assert
4 = also . result Of ptomains poison
~. TIE remedy 10 turpsntine. and
~ following 10 . good treatment:
l1lx q tahlsspoonful In an equal
anount Of warm water. and pour Into
~ csup. Follow b. nlling the crop
noaSly fun With warm water. and
tAsa. holding the fowl By the feet.
haaA down. gently work out the en-
IT. ooatsnts. When thoroughly
easaned give tablespoon Of castor
a anl allow The fowl to remain quiet
b. itself until recovered. To prevent
MI trouble. ct least once . week
maks Q careful inspection Of the range
. 80 that no dead. decaying animal
bo1iss are laying about breeding mag
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-06-09

The British authorities some time
ago made 4 test Of the alleged value
Of alcohol whom men are subjected TO
unusual and sxhaustins labor. Ex-
pofimsnts mere made At different
times and under varying conditions
with three rsgimsnts from each Of
several brisadss. In one every man
vas forbidden to drink any alcohol
whatsvss while the test lasted: In the
second. malt liquor only was taken:
In the third. . ration Of whisky was
given to each man. The whisky.
drinkers manifested more dash at
first. but generally In about four days
showed signs Of weakness and u.
tigus; those given malt liquor dis
played less dash 1t hrst. but their On.
durancs lasted somewhat longer;
while the .sbstainsrs improved daily
In alsrtness and staying powers. In
the German army experiments are b.
Ing made with sugar. which II
claimed to have such great sustaining
powers that Il b proposed to serve Il
- an extra ration when unusual 70.
tiguss are TO b borns.-Msdicai Rec.
ord.
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in feeding should BE- the

Regularity in feeding should b. the
plan.
The hon that win not scratch 10 not
. well one.
Nothing gives = chick . worse set.
back than pining for food.
Duck raisers pack 20 dressed duck.
iings In . barrel for shipment.
II ID generally estimated that broil.
ers shrink about half pound when
dressed.
Poultrymsn make . regular practice
Of raising roots. cabbage and lettuce
for their laying hens.
The best food for sitting hens ID
whole corn. with plenty Of pure ~.
tor. grit and charcoal.
A loaler In the hen house Il not
Q desirable companion for good.
strong, healthy. busy hens.
II there are two toms In the dock
and thsy don't agree. shut up one one
day and the other the next.
The turkey hen that ranges far
srom the barn II likely to steal her
nest . long ways from home.
Costly houses for the poultry ara
not ssesutial. but they should b
warm. dry And Tree from drafts.
+ Capouisiag = performed whsn ths
birds are aboet two a. three mcutAa
oll-Aseoee the comb 1svslops.
Maks fSieads q your turkeys. q
ear - yea eaa. 80 n will 81 -
eensl1sgably = sas1ng It thsa.
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oonQes oeeeseseaes b 0peeses6 u
WeiVhe - tseW-ee~t b ~
Wposed eeem ~ Tee.

d. ~ ilDustssssoa hsssvitA = shown
~ elnplest fern q tFap neot loeg'
inah)e, says ths 0saags J11d Hatmss.
~ - sllgAts . he running board
90 walhs tswae1 ~ nsst. when
- apessacAss ~ potst 2 hsr vslgAt
asoesssss that 81 q he hoard and
1lscoassets he supoort D. which
oAlls Il ~ own weight Thsa whsa
- stsps Into The nest. The board
bs1ng hsevier o. the outside and
hlnesl q 4, tips ustii ~ opsning 70
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oeivln0 II NSNa

Mrs.. Dorkins-I couldn't - that
the story Mr.. Throgsins told you at
the party was 20 awfully funny. Yet
you spoke of It a. regular rib tick.
ier."
Mr.. Dorkins-0o II was. Maria: %
II vas. Didn't you notice that when
b came TO what seemed TO b the
point Of Il he nudgod ne In the rtbs3
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-06-09

ton. bsnt % ~ 70 q into the Drinking
water pan and remain upright. This
leaves ample room for the hsas TO
rsach tAs water 10 drink, but pre-
vents their getting into the pan. b.
setting the pan % . platform about
ten inches shove the door II will BE-
out Of ths way II Inter vhsn The
hens are scratching.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-06-09
cooP ron MEMS AND CHICKS
Common A-ohapsd AFFAIR b Gsslly
csasersetsd sn1 Can - Msds
Wltheut Any Pooee.

The accompanying illustration
shows Q common A-sAapsd coop used
enr hsn and chickens. Il b quickly
anA easily nsds. sap the Homsstead.
~ shown u he illustration n 10 three
fsst vide. two feet from mont 10
back and two fest high. The cross
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-06-09
Lincoln On llevee.

Abraham Lincoln. In speaking Il
the Mauor tramc. once SAID:
the liQuor tra1c II . cancer IN
society. eating out III vitals and
tAssatsaiAg asstFuotion. and an q.
tsnDts - regulate Il win not oaiy
provo abortiva but viii asgravsts
~ evil there mase - % attempt
- regulate ~ cancer. Il mast b
sealicatel. Net . root nuse b lees
bohlnl.s
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D1eess sailed % The front side are
0Ree tnchss apart. Ordinarily .
eooo a this Kind y made with =
0oue. although tAis y not absolutely
necessary. n n b not Aoored care
nnst b taken 70 have II placed where
water wtll not enter In case Of heavy
rain.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-06-09

NY dear frssnd." says the phtitud-
inoualy impressive gsntls0aa At a
uplifting turn Of mind. Il trust that
you are mot led to snvy ne because d
NJ wealth. ] assure you that monsy
cannot buy happiness"
How do you knovf" asked the 9th
o.. II nsvsr heard Of your sps0dins
any Of yours."-Judee.
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a cestloal csso.

TAe Doctoe-Afs. Drovn1aG tele
DAoaed Ne b cone over and - hee
hushAaA. ] must % q oocA
His Wife-What y ths matter VITA
hint
The Doctoe-l loot knov. But
Mr.. Browning he's . book entitled
what to Do Before the Doctor
Gomez" and ] must st thsrs before
che docs T.
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Length.
WELL" painted the defeated foot
racer. you won fairly. but you beat
ne BY only . nose"
''Huh!" gaspsd the other: Il bsas
you half q yard"
Yes: that's what I said."
At which point The hasty interior
suos OF the rsfsros became necessary.
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1fAp11NN1n
&;sNO1IS
AS A&
ALCOHOL IS CAUSE or EVIL



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came. ~ S,...s. thsn s,eohoI..-The
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49, ~. $780,. h.,a.n. m. uv.,
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"a. a 49,, A., ,,r6nct,, As..n.
.-.s,.. .,.oSo, 4. r,,,v.l.A"
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The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-06-09

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