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J. r. WARD.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department Of the Interior, q. =. Land
Omce AZ Tucumcari, n. NJ.
May q, 1911
Notice Is hereby given tha, Mary !.
Robertson, of Ard, New Mexico. who.
IN May II, 1907, made II. y. No. 1859.
or NEh, See. -, Twp . y, Range 30 4.
n. NJ. +. Meridian, has Geld notice Of
intention TO make Final Five Year
Proof, 10 establish claim 20 the land
above described, before l.. r. Williams.
u. y. Commissioner, ~ Murdoch, n.
NJ, IN the 9Th lay of July, 1911.
Claimant names n witnesses: william
Mcdaniel, James r. Thrash, Rus Nit.
chell, Walter y. widner, all Of Ard, y.
NJ.
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FOR SALE Now residence ry.
ROOMS, fenced, trees, lawn good nm,
buildings, two large porchcs. \ hatgsir
" sold for cash. Inquire ~ News Of
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

O1i"c at Tucumcari, y. VI.
June IT,, lgll
Notice il hereby given that Orviglc T.
Hoover, of Turumcari. y. W., who. on
June 20. 1906, made II. h. 40. s7pa,
Serial No. Ols29), for SEA Me-, and
Lots !, ? aud 3, See. /, Twp Q y, Range
80 e., y VI +. Meridian, has filed no
'Irc OF intention 10 make Final Five
Year Proof, 10 establish claim to the
land above described. before the Regis.
ter aud Receiver, e.. :. Land Onicc, NJ
1ucumcar. New Ncyiro. ON the 10th
nay Of september, 1911.
Claimant names n witnesses: Dclmuu
Riley, John Moore, Jesse Wood, viii
Dodson, ai, Of Tucumcuri, y. VI.
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NOTICE FOR PUBL IcATIoN

- So w. 80 " 49,
Ohce nj Tucumcari, n. VI.
June l2, 1911
Notice is hereby given that william
Kettle, Of Lloyd. n. NJ, who, OF April,
10, 1906, made II. T.. No. 5000, (Serial
No. OiG9G), for swH See. 25, Twp. o
y, Range ~ r, n. NJ. p. Meridian, has
filed notice " intention 10 make Final
Five Year Proof, 70 establish claim 70
The land above described, before Ia,
Register aud Receiver, T.. :. Land Uf
lice, AT Tucumcari, y, NJ, on the cath
lay Of July, 1911.
Claimant names NJ witnesses Max
Tafoya, Of Tucumcari, y NJ, w. +. Rel.
tay, Curtis Kclsay, c. J. Allen, all Of
Tiody, y. NJ,
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
DEPARTMENT Of the Interior, T.. -. Land
Onicc at Tucumcari, " NJ.
June 10, 1911

Onicc at Tucumcari, ~ NJ.
June 10, 1911
Notice Is hereby given that James G.
Butler, Of Tucumcari, y VI, who, nm
Npril 10, 1906, made II. T.. No. $3.50.
serial 30. OlGl7), for Eia SEA Soc,
-, Twp II n, Range ~ T., n. VI =.
Mer has flied notice Of intention
% male Final Five Year Proof to o..
fahli.h clau to the land above dcsrrih.
ed, before the ReRistcr and Receiver.
4. y Land Office Mt Tucumcari. New
Mexico, on the cath day Of July, 1911.
Claimant names a- witnesses, Thomas
jackson, Charles G. Cailisou william V.
O'Bmnnon, James v. O'Rouuon, all Of
'ucumcari, n. NJ.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department Of the Interior, y $ Land
Onice NJ r. umcari, y. NJ.

i@@r ,, 1911.
Notice is hereby given that David
T.. Allen, of Harris, n, NJ, who, on July
u, 1905, made II, H. No 5000, tSerial
No. Ols7s), for NEH, See, 2s, Twp. .
y, Range % +, n. NJ p, Meridian, has
fled notice 81 intention 10 make Final
Five Year Proof, 10 establish claim "a
the land above described, before Muir
raw W. Shaw, II +" Commissioner, al
Hassell, N, NJ, On the cath day OF
July, 1911.
Claimant names rs witnesses George
Smith, Francis NJ, Bollinger, Willie A
Montgomery, Abe Drake, all Of Harris
N. NJ.
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WNNTED3-lIousc Girl, Phone &c.
G.a.ti
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August, 1911, at the hour Of ten o'clock
IN the forenoon Of said day, Mt the
front door Of the Court House at Tu.
cumcari, Quay County, ~ NJ, ! will sell
At public auction to the highest bidder
for cash the above described real -.
tate, aud that ! will apply the proceeds
Of said sale to the satisfaction Of said
Judgment, interest and costs as provided
therein,
J. T. WARD,
Sheriff, Quay Co., n. VI
Holloman & McElroy, Attorneys for
Plaintiff, Tucumcari, y. VI.
First Publication Jure II. ~
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NOTICE OF SUIT

In the District Court Of Quay County,
New Mexico.
Hiram l.. Mclaughlin,
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HdNU a ItNI NdluIIUU IIlII
summer, but you can't get
complete enjoyment un.
less youstart of right on
a Rock island train. Rock
Island service makes the
going a pleasure.
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PROFESSIONAL ARD

PROFESSIONAL CARDS
M. b. KEAToR
Attorney.atLaw
TUCUMCARI, % 80 NEW MEXICO
HoLLoMAN 4 McELRoY
Attomsys-At-LSv
Federal BGnh Bldg.
UCUMCARf, - 81 NEW MEXICO
v. W. MOORE
Attonsy.atLAw
ONCE Israel Buildings, Rooms 8 and Q
TELEPHONE l6
TUCUMUARI iii NEW MEXICO
II. l.. BOON
Attorney and Counselor AZ Law
Omce-Telephone Building First Street
TUCUMCARl, - 81: NEW MEXICO.
J. d. CUTLIP
Attomey.at.Lav
Judge u Probate Court, Quay County
Odics At Court House.
Third ~. Phone =
TUCUMCARI, q: q. NEW MEXICO.
q. IL FERGUSON
Physician 4 Surgeon
Once and Residence, Main Street
Telephone No. ls6
TUCUMChRI, g. 50 NEW MEXICO
FOR sALE;-All kinds Of vegetable
plants-write for circular. r. Jones &
Co, Clarendon, Texas. I2s4t
DoN'Tl DoN'Tn DoN'Tin
Let your contract until you figure with
NJ. T. LAYING
Contractor and Builder.
DIR. B. T. HERRING
Physician and Surgeon
Office Rooms !, 2, aud 3, Herring Bldg
Residence South Second Street
once Phone 100 Residence Phone 1870
RISER 4 MURRAY
Architects
win furnish plans aud specification.
aud estimates on all r,nds Of buildings.
TUCUMCARI, NEW MEXICO
DIR r. s. COULTER
Dentist
Ohlcc-InternAtional Bank Building.
Telephone No. o.
TUCUMCARl, 81 - NEW MEXICO
DR RICHARD ooULsoN
Physician 4 Surgeon
= door, ives, Of First National Bank
Main Street.
Telephone No. 1876.
Residence Phone $50
rUCUMCARI. 81 :: NEW MEXICO
DIR. II. d. NICHOLS
Physician q surgeon
Office EAs, Main Telephone SOS
TUCUMCARI, - ~ NEW MEXICO
Drs. Thomson 4 Noble, Surgs. in charge
TUCUMCARI HOSPITAL
Private
Corner Main and Adams streets
Telephone No. 90.
Surgeon for p. l.. 4 \. W.
and O.. K. l. 4 p. Railways
T. II. BARR, D. v. 3.
Regularly Commissioned
Live Stock SANITARY Inspector N. NJ.
General Practice
Once and residence Corner Aber aud
Monroe Streets. Telephone ESQ day or
Aigbt,
NJ. II. KOCH
Funeral Director and EmbslTnsr
TELEPHONE No. li6
1888 Second Street. Residence Upstairs
TUCUMCARI, :; - NEW MEXICO
o. @. Roquemore W. G. Joseph
RooUEMoRE & JOSEPH
Architects and Structural Engineers
Tucumcari, ". NJ. Amarillo. Texas
@. MAC sTANTu
Dentist
Once, room. Israel Building
Telephone No SO.
TI'puNnARI =. .. VIEW MEYIrO
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IIolloman & McElroy, Attorneys for
Plaintiff, Tucumcari, n. NJ.
First Publication June II. n
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MANAGING BOARD FOR
THE JUDGE C0WAN CASE
me BOAT continued the journey.

me BOAT continued the journey.
They were powerful men physi-
oally, ignorant in most matters
which civilization holds as knowl-
edge, but profoundly versed in the
varied wisdom of the wilderness,
which, however, they kept to them
selves with the taciturnity charac-
tsristic Of those whose ways lie in
natures lonely places.
Among the Niles passengers was
q party of eastern tourists. The Ia
dies had been interested in all the
novel scenes of the frontier, but
when the two rugged wood hawks
appeared on board they became par
tcularly enthusiastic. Neither Beid-
br nor johnson took very kindly to
bGing patronized as if they were 4
pair Of Sioux, although they main
t.ined their stoical composurs.
'Mr. Beidler, are you married ?"
1t length one Of the ladiss inquired
a x.
"Yesr Pmted tie wood hawk.
ph, indeed? Do you know, I
hardly thought that. Isis your
vife, aha white womsn?
Indian"
~How delightful! A native of
4 -1o:~.1 Uko =, ~.
nowr
1--WE sent her to roam"
10 Rome? To be educated :
Just think Of such devotion!" she
shhruped to her companions. stMr.
Bsidler, do you mean to Rome,
Aaly!"
~No," responded K grimly. TO
scam on the prairie.
At this point TIE eonvsrsation
abruptly terminated.
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exactly squares with my ideas. l
have only time to add that I am in
Z great hurry.
Up. S.-If you do not receive this,
Of course, it must have miscarried ;
therefore I beg you win write and
let me know"
One of the last acts Of thin
strange individual was to introduce
4 bill into the British parliament
entitled "A bill to provide that
every quart bottle shall hold q
quart r-London Mail.
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Want the Consolidated School.

The country school-house once vas
~ osnter of the neighborhood 'dofns,"
Now It IL seldom visited by anyone
ave the teacher and the children
While tho general system of education
in vogue today is better than that Of
iifty years ago its foss Of hold on the
older members of the community is =
Aistinct failure to advance alang with
IT, requirements Of the times The
vay 70 restore the influence Of the
school IN the affairs q the nstghbor
Nod is to make it tho social centsr.
ana N order to get its full bsns1ts
~ consolidated school 10 neossosyJ-
RAfm, Rock and Home,
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HER DESTINATION
A Little MISUNDERSTANDING . 70 WAsss
He Had Sent His Wife.

A Little misunderstanding % 70 Weas
He Had Sent His Wife.
In the early days Of travel on the
western rivers an extremely danger
ous calling was that of the men who
attempted to supply fuel to passing
steamboats,. These nomadic wood
choppers, who along lonely stretches
u river bank brsved the perils OF
Indians, were in river parlance call
ID wood hawks" = name perpet-
uated in the great Wood Hawk
bsnd, below Fort Rice.
n "Tae Conquest Of the Misscu-
!. By Mr.. ]. NJ. Hanson, it i 70
leted how two extraordinary char
sctsss called tx" Beidler and ~Liv-
q Eatin' = johnson, were once tax
@ On board the steamer Nile with
their cordwood and entertained as
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A DROVE OF BULLS.

oWe Of the Erratie Sir Boyle Reehss
Quaint Letters.
The following was written by the
eccentric Sir Boyle Roche, a mem
Der of the. last Irish parliament.
The letter was addressed to friend
in London, and it is old enough to
be new to nine out of ten readers:
my Dear Sir-Having now a
little peace and quietness, sit down
10 inform you of the dreadful hustle
and confusion we are all in from
those bloodthirsty rebels, most of
whom are, thank God, killed and
dispersed. We are in a pretty mess ;
can get nothing to eat nor any wine
TO drink, except whisky, and when
ne sit down to dinner we are oblig-
ed to keep both hands armed. While
I write this I hold sword in each
hand and a pistol in the other.
II concluded from the beginning
that this would be the end Of it,
and I see I was right, for it is not
half over yet. At present there are
such goings on that everything is at
. standstill. I should have answer
Cd your letter a fortnight ago, but
I did not receive it until this morn
ing. Indeed, scarce mail arrives
without being robbed. The bag had
been left behind for fear Of acct
dent, and by good luck there was
nobody in it but two outside pas
sengers, who had nothing for the
thieves to take. Last Tuesday no
tioe was given that gang Of rebels
Va advancing hare, under the
French standard, but thsy hsd no
eoloss nor any drums sapspt bag
pipes.
Immediately every man IN the
place, including men, women md
children, ran out to meet them. We
soon found our force much too lit
u. We we're too near to think Of
Tstreating. Death was in every face,
but ct it we went and began to be
alive again. Fortunately the rebels
had no guns, but pistols and pixies,
and q we had plenty Of muskets
and ammunition we put them all to
the sword. Not q soul escaped, ex-
oept some that were drowned in tho
adjacent boys, and in a very short
time nothing was heard but silence.
Their uniforms were Ill different
eolors, but mostly green. After the
action we went to rummage . sort
o6 camp which they had left behind
them. All we found were . few
pixies without heads, I parcel Of
empty bottles Of water and : bun
Do d French commissions filed
With Irish names. Troops are sta
6sosd I'll around the country. which
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4. A. Nestos Of This City q Member
Of Prosecuting 6oard-othsr Mem.
oers Hold Meeting in Mlnot With
Him.

Geo. P. Homnes OF Crosby, Robert
Norheim Of Alexander and R. A. Nes-
tos of this city, three of the five mem
bers Of the board of managers sp-
pointed to prosecute the case against
Judge Cowan in the senate, met in Mi
not Tuesday and began laying plans
for their case. The other members
OF the board are A. P. Hanson Of
Litchville and NJ. o. O'Conner Of
Grand Forks.
The board 10 appointed from tho
lower house and it is it, duty to
employ attorneys and secure witness.
es to testify in the case.
Geo. A. Bangs Of Grand Forks. u
the first attorney the prosecution has
employed and two others will POI
sibly be secured. %.
Judge Cowan has employed Tracy
Bangs, brother Of Geo. Bangs, thus
one brother will be pitted against the
other in this case. Judge Cowan will
no doubt have q number Of othsc
attorneys.
The case viii begin on March q,
and the managing board will be very
busy In the meantime.
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= Ass
AUL soRG aas whip Of considerable prominence plan
hopes miles miles
admits viii
that be viii the trip He II viii 3
will be dropped
ana will With horses tt will
special train viii also
blacksmith shoeing the horses and for
used Is
w orko April !.
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Women's Love Of Dress.

The real defense for women IN
their growing love for dress seemf
to us to be this-that dress is rec.
reation, one of those natural recre-
atoms which grow out Of necessity
and out of everlasting emotions. It
b nothing against a recreation that
the frivolous rich suffer from over
indulgence in it or the frivolous
poor from that craving for it which
has its roots in privation. The love
Of dress among women-especially,
We think, in it's modern manifesto
ton, which emphasizes variety
makes, we believe, for social BAL
ance. London Spectator. w.
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Good Enouah.

Good Enough.
Els your name Goodenough p
asked Q bill collector Of . man a
whom he was calling.
tits" answered the man, With .
hook Of surprise.
Then I have bill against you. "
And 10 handed him . Clip Of paper.
That Is not my nama," sad tho
nan.
@But you said your nams vas
0oodenough."
$50 it is" said the man ~ he pre-
pssed to close the door. ITS good
enough for me.
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coYLE TO DEFEND
ALLEGED MURDERER

j.
ALLEGED MURDERER,
Oscar Benson who shot and killed
Henry johnson near Stampede last
fall, will be tried at Bowbells soon.
Judge Leighton has appointed Attys
j. ]. Coyle Of Minot to defend hima
VIM. Carroll IL recovering from q
serious operation, performed several
days ago.
N. J. Coddington and wife have re4
turned from . I'VE months trip II
the west. They met many former Nj
not people III Washington and Ore
gon. a.. d. Fish, former manager q
The Rogers Lumbsr company u writ
ing insurance ct Portland and is con-
sidsred 4 top-notcher. Geo. Burke
formerly an alderman in Minot has
gone % Ts1as. George according %
rsporta jost . bunch Of money u
certain options and viii Try 70 rsEEisvo
his fortune . H. south.
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ynIaitn.
Der President
Halt cine crosse Jlottsn Revue
bel nstu York ab.
Plarrer U. Wirte.
Eur TSrdsrune bssssrsn Sebul-
besuebs.
Wilson U. d. Rrausr.
Huf der Sucbe mach sinsm
Weizsn Corner.

9rdiibent gaft bat am Dolis:
Herifae iiber bic Bel geetp gorf her.
faupleIten 91Iodtfhiffe cine Mepue
abgrbaIten. gr traf i'm iieben llhr
uloreens in Stem Uorf elm u1o Be-
CAB iid iofort nod ber gadt rMap.
Homer, nit Der er Die Snbrt ma.
den moIlte. Die Eriegsidiffe -
"a GhIadtidiffe, mebrere erobe
Rreu5er, cine 9ln5abI fIeinerer
9reu5er, aanonenboote, Eorpeoo-
boote uiip., i'm @a1sen SO @hiffe-
lagen I'M 9iioion, oie beioen Meiben
critredten iih bis gum gfiperiioe
1ribe uno ben HaIliiaocn bon geen
Seriep uno batten cine 26nge Ron
iieben MeiIetl. @egen baIb 8ebn
l1br gins bic 8rdiioentetl-G -Glaege
on benz 9auptmoii Der .Map-
Homer" IN bic &0be, gum 3ei6en.
0nB Der S01itfommanoierenoe oes
%eeres uno Ser 5Iotte an 8oaro
lei. gleib oarauf fomen Die Mo-
rtirdte bon ben berihieoenen edit
fen nod Der uMnpfIoper" gefab-
rem, I'm ben Brdiioenten gu begri.
Zen. Sod fursem 9IufentboIt bego-
6ru fie iidb nnn benz JIaggihiff oes
@eidmooers, Der sgonnecticut" lrn6
Der Brdiioent fllbr 6nnn IN elmer
9nilM9 6ot4bin rtn ben geiu1 Der
&tuar6le gu eriptoerla. Seine sft-
MI BON Der wMfapfleiper", ieira
1lMtluft BEL Der Connecticut" oas
nfyebfa fef,ier GIoggc am Muf!
Der lesteren uno ieine Mbfnbrt bon
oem S6Iahtlhiff tDlroen nit allge=
uleineul @a,tcneniaIut besriift. Go
AHes febr ihneII ging uno Ser
Prdfioent nur tuenioe Mugeblife allf
Der sGcnHecticut1 Derueilte, 10 er.
idol tpGbrenb nngefabr elmer bcI-
ben Stunoe Elm fuit unaufborlider
4nnonenoonner. genh6em Der Yr1.
fi6ent nah Der oMapfIomer" gu
riidgefebrt war, beeann Iestere ibre
Snbrt 5tpiiden oen gieiben Der
Shladtiniffe. Ser Yr1iiocnt lta1h
nuf Der 2ommanoobtiidc. gei ibln
tuareu Glottenrniniiter Meper inl6
lem Stnb, oie 9ieor 9Iomirdle
Bain,prfgbt, Hotter uno 8reelano,
lie anpit1ne Glether mno gotts
iis6 Commander Mforetps. MIs ipc-
Sieue Wegleiter bes prGiibenten flln.
eierten iein ,miIitGrii1er Moiutant
Butt pno feine beiben Wfarine-slo-
iukoyten, 2ieutenant Commander
HeIer umb 2ieutenant gri5tol. 9nh
@sfret1r &iaes mar bort unb Der
@rnber be8 8rdfioenten Senrp Saft,
fcfDie oeifen sSraa. Eos Wctter mar
Hiirmiid, bobe ihaumaefronte @e[
len beoedtpn ben @aiicripiegel uno
Der MufeutbaIt auf Scr Bride naf
fiit Sendn6, Der fein Seeinann it,
itimt eeraoe at,genebm. 9lls Sic
.;RapfIoiper" in Bic gieiben Der
@9iffe einfubr, ertonte bon osn
aetteren ole g1ationaIbpn,ne, bic Der
9r1fioeut Bel ie6em Sdiffe, oas
:. fie paiiierten, ourh 9lbnebmen iei-
nee &utes ebrte. gsadoem bic Meibe
paiiiert mar. mari oie ,Naap.
Hopper" Bel Der ggeit %. StraBe
Nnfer uno iest lesten iid Die
BMlo@Hdiffe in geipegrna al
iSr6inas nit Dersoaerung BON i'm.
9efdbr elmer stunoe = lnb fllbrer4
tdnginm an benz Ir1iibentenidlifi
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Der 3eiteu eanf.

lteberaa in alien Gfen
Eacn Griege nns erIeirfaem.
Sn 3ripplts, ba bpHtbarbiert
Stalien ftutt uno erpebtert
Sn SdIiffen, grDk NIB itarf un6 id)tuer
9iel 9anienb 9rnppen iiber's @ieer.
llnb fein Daenid), idl barf's upl iaseu
Mirb es su bespeifeln ,uagcn
5aE lit G6ina idledt es itebt,
MaeS brilnter nnb briiber gebt
iinb iii @lcgifp fiirmabr
Sitfs and fetn gefegnet Salr.
Sapata unh 8anneras
greiben's b5s, es lit tein Spaf.
Tub bes 2e6ens tuenig frob
Wirb ber srpke 1saberu.
Sa, baS iins nun iold)e Sadjen,
Nidjts ldkt fidj bagegcu MAIDEN
limb man madJt, it's aud su ptet
Cute Wien' 5nm b5ien Sptel.
| Spffnuns ipirb uns inner tuintem,
60 lang iuir nod 2pne Star trtu=
fen,
SpldJ' elm 8ier, fiirnabr, es idjafft
GeIbit aus Wlismnt Saft unb Qraft.
Drum heikt bic Rarpr aud bier:
| ,,Trei Dial bod bas 2une Star
8ter!"
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@enn ielbIt our6 Gbina ein
frilher frei1eitlider @ino mebt.
oonn fam ihlieBlid ielbIt Wedlen.
burg nod boffen.
- 9lIs 8aQonfiillune empfietft
lid aaffee. gr iteist beitdnoig.
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slmsit por Ocm Meiier.

SD IieB mir nidt meinen SUB
obihneioen", iaate s. 8. @lp, bon
Bantam, Ohio, ntrosbem id nit
einen ihredlihen frebsartigen @e'
idtuiir bier Sabre IaIis geplagt NOR.
Mber i'd eebroudte 8udlen's arni-
CO Snlbe uno mein Sub ipor bulo
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The evening world., 1911-04-05

'wNsHrN+ToN, April 5.-Presldent
taft has accepted the honorary presi-
lency o. the International Peace Forum.
The Rev. John Wesley lin OF New
York. who toured the country with Mr..
':t ia she last campaign. is active in
he organization and asked the Presi-
rr: to become it's honorary head.