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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-02-11
DRY FARMER CAMPBELL HAS
REPRESENTATIVE IN TUQN(ARI
Is Establishing a Farm at
Plainview, Texas, And
May Become Interested in
Quay County Demonstra.
tion Farm.
SENDS MAN OUT
TO LOOK OVER 1T

Campbell "f dry farmer fame. aud
who j. spending HI life aud means to
rducatc the people uf the Southwest "u
the question ot the scientific cultivation
Of the soil had representative here
this week tn look over Quay county =
demonstration farm which j. located
three miles east of the city. The young
man, lvar MHttcsOu, has been with Mt
Campbell on his experimental farm ut
lloldridpr, Nebraska, aud - NOW en-
route tu plniuyi"w, Texas, where he viii
br employed on the experimental farm
~ that place. Mr Campbell il Ia meet
him ut plainycw and they will then
talk over the advisnhility aud prnctira.
hilitv of establishing u branch institu.
tion here. II seems to he the opinion
of Mr.. Campbell aud his representative"
that Quay county is an ideal place for
the successful carrying out uf his plans
of scientific dry farming, Aud, IL We
should lend our energies to securing the
location of Campbell farm here, the
News believes il would he good strok"
Of business policy, II might he that we
could get him interested in our demon
stration farm, as editor Klincfcltcr calls
II, il so We would not only have the ori.
rinator of the dry farming plan hut au
active operating farm in this commun.
iiy Great good might come Of this,
and 'hc News believes the chamber of
commerce should investigate the matter
aud get into communication with Mr.,
Campbell with 'hc view OF securing his
personal attention TO the possibilities
Of scientific farming in Quay County,
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-02-11

\, th" tiaiumou cam" m they w"t"
stopped ihi. muruiup, ~ miles south ct
lrnr'I i,, au iusurr"ciu. who asked II
they had ANY federal truurs ou board.
Ihr 'tutumru asked him whrr" h" was
from aud be- said, from Orulru. over
there, aud pointed =" NJ" west, from
which II is inferred that Orolro has
again rurirclrd Iunrrl aud may 10"
south of ~" city.
lnsurr"rip leaders have information
they say. the lilnnro is - miles south
Of the city, aud 1t appears that be- may
hc trying 20 effect junction with Or"l.
ru and attack Navarro hofurr hr gets
iutu town.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-02-11
BRILLIANT LYGUM CLOSING EN.
TERTAKN[NT AT THE EVANS
Lovers of Music In Tucum-
carl Listen to Two Hours
of High Glass Entertain.
ment by Winnifred- Town.
send Company.
PRESBYTERIAN
LADIES ARE TO BE
CONGRATULATED

Tb" CLOSING uumhor of the INrrum
course which wn, rendered ut the Evan.
Opera House Tuesday night met with
the unqualified cudur,cmcu' aud heart,
approval uf an the music lower, at th,
city vh" bad the pleasure of hearing IT,
Things that have been seen NJ the Evans
since the new opera house wH, uprurd 20
the public The Winfrod Townsend co.
which the ladies of the Presbyterian
church we're fortunate to secure fur
their closing entertainment PLAYED to
q full house and there is no quest ion
that the talent exhibited hy them Tues
day evening would be- appreciated In
ANY of the best towns IN the country.
There are onlv three members Of thi.
company mud they are not only talent.
rd hul showed In their rendition Tuesday
night that there had been no neglect in
their preparation for the work they
are doing. Miss Facric Townsend cs
pccially pleased in her impcrsonation.
aud received oucores that shower great
appreciation, Walkers baritone wn.
good and well received by the house
rucumcari has many musicians and
lovers Of high class musical production,
and the audience Tuesday night wat
Que Of the best pleased that ever ns
scmblcd on similar occasions in this city
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-02-11
ASKS FULL REPORT
OF THE MATTER

The l,''lr Joke pulled ~ on the local
militia company last week ~ the exc
uf .o murb excitement in the neigh.
hnrho"d of ~ l'nso ju the McSlrau n"
public. be-. miiird ~, Ndwiau' Gcurr.
al. Some practical Joker could not stand
the temptation to excite ~" local mill
'ia hv manufacturing call iu arms.
This was lone iu NJ" nature ui fake
telegram which was delivered ~ Can't.
Edlrt IN great haste" lu the excitement
~" fact Nu~ overlooked that the trlr
grnm wa, "u q s"udm! sheet aud urN
80 was ~ the hnnd- uf ~" trl"gruph"r
hut ~" matter NJ" capt showed his true
hlu" aud hogan immediately ~ answer
~" call =" arms ~ The defense at hi.
o"uutry IN the course nf thiri, miu.
utrs with ~" usr "f phone aud other.
Wise about forty "f the company wcr"
nt the aru"ry ready f"r nrtiuu Then
~" fact thnt the Telegram was hogus was
mad" known &" the capt aud the big
Joke wn, uu. I, j. not known whn pull
rd IN the stunt aud even the Captain
lur, NOT take the matter very srriuus
lV
Ndiutnui General lr""ls. however.
seeing ~" ncc"uui of It IN the dispatch
e., hns written Captain Edrr asking
u rul report. li answering ~ % que.
',uu of New, rrpor,cr capt Edlrr said
bad seen ihr nrrouui nf 'ho AFFAIR m
the Nlhriucruu, journal and that hr iu
rrrrrd from ~" dispatch thn, his name
had been forged 'u % Telegram calling
uut the mil,iin aud ordering ir hr held
IN rcadmos, tor service iu M,Niro. aud
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-02-11
CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS

Center -, NJ. T.. Churcl South,--
sunday School at o'l5 q. m, preaching
at llin0 a. m, Children : Church AT
1900 =. m, Epworth League at 6;l5 p.
M preaching NJ 7;l5 p, m. The Sun.
day school is making an effort 10 reach
the 200 mark by the first Sunday in
April, Railroad boys and working girls
are given hearty invitation to join
our Adult aud Young Peoples classes,
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-02-11
COLONEL ROOSEVELT IN TEXAS

II YOU want 10 see the only Teddy.
who has toured the old world and the
new, aud told the listening emperor-
aud kings Of Europe how 10 run their
governments, as well as giving the pco.
pie of the Uuited States a few lessons
In the same line. Then go 10 Fort
Worth on March II and crafty your
ambition. Col. Theodore Roosevelt,
now plain citizen, will he the guest
Of the National Feeders sad breeders
show on that date, and deliver an ad.
dress to the crowd. No matter what
we may think Of Roosevelt, he always
says something worth going out 10 hear,
and he will not disappoint the public
expectation on this occasion. The Feed.
ers aud Rreedem' Show is neld Mnreh
is to IS, aud railroads Annonnee apeelnl
low rates.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-02-11
SMALLPOX AT CLAYTON

Reports have been received that there
Is uu outbreaks Of smallpox at Clayton
and the school, have been closed. II
is Thought that sheep h"rdcrs brought
the disease into Clayton. Union coun.
~ has reported vaccination ia every
schuol district except three.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-02-11
Men Refuse 20 Work

The reason Tor the WORK train rc.
turning from d"wu the Central Thurs
dny was given hv the native wnrhmcu.
These men saw they refused - work
longer repairing the bridges aud track
Tor ~" passage of Nnyarro's troops.
~ ihcy feared NJ" insurrcctos would
iirc on them from ambush when the
men refused 10 work longer. the train
wa, run hack 10 .luarcl.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-02-11

Mr. and Mrs James Conwcll gave
another very ENJOYABLE bridge dinner
party on last saturday evening. Gov.
ers were laid for eight. The guests
were' Mr.. aud Mrs, Eugene Gordon,
Mr., and Mrs. Edwin Cady and Mr.. and
Mrs. @. II. Chenault.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-02-11
ARTESIAN WELLS
IN PECOS VALLEY
IN GOOD SHAPE
Supervisors Report Shows
628 Wells Recorded and
35 Equipped With Pump.
ing Plants.
NO DECREASE IN
WATER SUPPLY

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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-02-11

si"unrv Si"rrop'icon Lectures, given bv
the Ministerial Nss"rinii"u ~ this city
was drawing card Tuesday night
The Baptist church wa, taNcd to hold
the crowd. Will" Young MIR. NHrurv de-.
lly"r"d q lecture ou the Philippine IL
LANDS. Tn" next Lecture will be- de-
hv"rcd 10y Rev j. ". Campbell
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-02-11
Two Insurrecto Fights

Grorgc aud FRANK Ralph. two brother,
cam" iu ou ~" work train from caud"
larin. - mil., south at Iunr", They
reported little brush with the iu,ur
rcci"s nj Cnudrlarin "u Tuesday. when
= iusdrrcci"s rode into that town.
\ ,kirmi,h is also reported NJ San
hose" - mile, below Iunrry nu trc Na
,iuuul
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-02-11
DENIAL THAT MEXICO
Will FIRE ON AWATORS

Train Grew Gets in on Mexican National From Lucero
and Encounters No Federals in That Distance, But
Hears That Navarro is at Ahumada Repairing
The Track and Bringing His Men on Train oroz
co Moves Camp Slips Away From His smelter
Camp.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-02-11

Robert Fullwood. sou of T.. II. Full.
wood Of Bard City, has taken up his
residence in the city and will take
charge Of the broom factory for his
father.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-02-11
ADJUTANT GENER.
AL Is MIFFED

Writes Capt. Elder For In
formation Which Will En-.
able Him to Take Proper
Notice of the Offense Of
Calling out Militia.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-02-11
NAVARRO Is NOT AS
CLOSE AS SO MILES
TO G. JUAREZ

Washington -. g.. Feb. %. Thomas
Edwards, American consul ~ lunrrf, rr
dnv that unless the MrNtcHu insurrrr
'ns took the city within few huur,,
they will have 80 give up 'h" attempt.
Il. their position afforded them uo mean.
"l subsistence
rh. rc,nmti"uists. the consul added,
nrr fleeing back iuto the country l"r
shelter Th" railroads, he continued,
expected tu r"sum" trulir within ~
hours.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-02-11
Figh, Occurs Below Juarsz

Elgnt occurs below JNareZ
iusurrcctos advancing on lunrrl from
W." south hattl"d with federal troops
east Of ,lunrcI Wednesday night aud
there have been u few small fights south
oi .uar.l along the Mexican National
lines
sixteen men were w"undcd iu hattl"
fought Wednesday night "n M,Yiran
territory, directly uppo,itr Fort Han.
rock, ~ miles below ~ l'o,o ou the
Texas side at the river
The report that the fgh, took plac"
was sen, 4" Fort Bliss this morning hy
~" officer commanding III" troop ~
cavalry which reached Fort llancock
aud 'hrc', cut rIrk"ts this morning
some 0f IA" men wounded IN the fight
escaped to the Texas sid" "f the river
aud were taken into rustndv hy the
federal troops,
M details Of the fighting hay" been
secured, hu' IT !, understood, accord.
my 10 official reports, that nu official
"i 'h" department "i lnsii"" visited
III" scene Of th" fight this morning and
cam" hnrk and r"rort"d IL wounded
report was received IN Iunr"1 this
m"fn'nR ihn' - nnmh"r "i h''al guards
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Th" report has been persistent sine"
"Wednesday evening, that Nnvnrr" had
l""n met hv III" insurr""'"s mud that
Il" wnS fighting, ON" report hah u
'h"' ms 'ih'h ""' h''h ''h'"'t''' '"''
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'h'f"|'
tn" traium"u brought N" information
thar they had h""n ~ far south ~ ln.
Zero, - miles south of Iuar"1, aud had
mad" repairs 70 ~" bridges all that
had been blown mp or burned Ia that
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-02-11
CARD OF THANKS

desire To express my gratitude to
the fricuds who were kind tn me aud
M sister during her illness in your city,
aud assure you that | haven't the
words to express the gratitude ! hold
for YOU for the tender attention shown
her.
Respectfully,
WILBUR FRA NKLlN
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-02-11

The management uf the information.
NJ ayin,nrs was informed Thursday nf
'"rnoon That the M"Nirau officials
would lire nu the n,inturs II ih,v cross
Ell IA" Mexican line IN their flights to
N"yic". The NJ rn,o committee having
IA" nnnir IN charge ri one" conferred
with M"Nirnn CONSUL Nutuut" v. Iomoli
aud he said that 10. lid not hrlirvc such
orders had been issued huI would s"".
consul Iom"li told the committee that
u" would have ~" matter rrmrdird -
soon q, possible aud that h. wa. sure
~. orders were ISSUED through u mis-.
understanding.
col. John l.. elem, chief Iuar'crmasi
"r ui ~" department uf TcNa.. nt one"
went =" IuarrI aud saw the MrNirnu
military commander aud explained that
~" aviation cNhihition lid not hay"
any connection with the present 'war
fare "n the border. hut wns merely
an rNhihi,i0n, and '"l. Tamh"urcl, M"
.luar"l commandaut. said h" had no in.
irniion of firing "n ~" FLYING men.
The Information that NJ, aviatorv
would hc fred un was delivered 20 man.
apcr Young hv John VI Romauguny
French vic".rousul in VI pnso. The in
formation cam" io him. he saws iu aa
unofficial waV.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-02-11

John Kent aud mother Of Brookheld,
Mo-, brother and mother Of Mrs. @. NJ.
"arsons, are here visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Parsons,
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-02-11

The home "f MI aud Mrs. ". (
rtnprr, one uf the finest in Roswell wa,
."rinuslv damaged hy water YESTERDAY.
dr aud Mrs. Prayer have been stop.
ping temporarily 1T the Gnnd Central
Hotel aud, upon going home last night
Nr,. Prayer found that q faucet in an
ursiair, bedroom had been left running
with the result that the bedroom and
drawing room below had been flooded
aud everything, practically, in the two
room, will hc ruined The damage will
hr ~ least $500.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-02-11

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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-02-11

Sur' children, Home Socic,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-25
METcALFE PRAISES NAVY.
Elk secretary Says In Ability It Ranks
Second In tho World.

Ex-secretary Says In Ability It Ranks
Second In tho World.
New York, Jan. 25.-Victor T. Met
cafe, ex-secretary Of the navy, under
whose supervision the American feet
made It's first European cruise and
who vas sponsor for the recent Inn
proyements In the navy, is spending
a few weeks here Ill health COMPEL
ed the retirement OF Mr.. Metcalfs
two years ago, and he Is now living
at Oakland. Cal. where he Is vice
president and general manager OF the
impro7ed2 (he Is thinking
OF resuming the practice OF law.
Mr.. Metcalfe says he still keeps In
touch with what is doing in the navy.
sqThe paramount idea or the depart
ment when I was in charge OF It was
to Increase the efficiency of this arm
OF our service he said, s'and this idea
is being steadily kept In view now,
And 1t is a fact that In efficiency oui
navy ranks second in the world now
and ship for ship ia first. The British
Dreadnought could only bring six Of
her ten big guns TO bear OF c broad
side, while either our South Caroiin,
or our Michigan could train all of he
eight guns of the same caliber on a
enemy. Our aim Is to build our ship
a little more efficient than the newes
! ones Of other nations
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-25
IN VAULT
IN A CEMETERY
Woman and Two Children
Made Home There.

Paterson, N, J.. Jan. 25.-Boys ex-
ploring a deserted cemetery here dis
covered Sophia and Margaret Green
cooking potatoes 0ver 4 sma-. nr6 In q
vault. They notified the police, who
took the children to a hospital. Both
were weak from starvation. Their
mother, Mrs. Mary Green Of Shenan-
doah, Pa, was found in the manufac-
turing district trying to secure en-
ployment. She was In a weakened
condition and was taken to a hospital
for treatment.
Mrs. Green declared her husband,
Samuel Green, was killed two years
ago while at work in a mine in She
nandoah. Since then she has been Ia
destitute circumstances. Two months
ago she was thrown out of her posi-
ton In a silk mill In Shenandoah and.
thinking she miyht find employment In
the local mills, e here q fortnight
ago.
The only cash she had was spent for
railroad fares to bring herself and two
children here. Unable to find employ
ment and falling to find a landlord
who would give her shelter on a prom
ise to pay should she secure work, the
IN wandered about the city for
two nights. One night she slept In the
PARK. white the other she found
shelter for herself an e ones I'M
der a stoop.
Then she came across the vault in
the deserted cemetery. The door was
broken IN, and the woman made this
grewsome place her home fer herself
and two children until she could lo-
cate permanently. She was unable to
secure employment. and she and her
children weau arpt uive py vscruals
which she begged from nearby houses
A policeman was informed by boys
that some n was living In the vault,
and an investigation resulted In nnd.
Ing the two girls. They were removed
TO a charitable institution in this city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-25
I ~
COUNTING
VOTES AGAIN
Another Weak In the War for
Books Moving Swiftly BY
Every Msmbar Of Every
Contestant Should Rise
to the Emergency.
PERTH AMBoY ALIVE 70 THE

< L1n II Z 4M6V AAxv1 ~ Ax14s
WSUH
Today 10 Wednesday, half another
week behind us. IT seems that ws arc
only just fnishsd arranging the vote
when the task Is upon us again. In
fact 3 contest We find by long exper-
fence passes to the inal stages 20 quick
ly that we can hardly realize 1t. This
is q gentle reminder to voters that
there Is really little time In which to
take such steps that insure to your
favorite the degree of success you A.
pire to. You want to see tho Club,
Society, School, etc, you are working
for win. Well, 1t 10 almost foolish to
prod you with any further advice from
the Contest Man. Still, 1t has become
chronic with him to sprinkle q little Of
1t along with his contest talks. He
is always conscious Of the fact that
some need it, and win to the very last
moment. IT is sometimes strange to
him how some who wear the insignia
Of some Lodge, ETC., car refrain from
springing to the front OF the ranks
with the live onas and do his part
There are fellows however that ara
only taking up room like 4 stone In the
pathway. You can't kick it out of
your way for fear OF hurting your foot.
but you still wish it were out of
There are always q few, ONE
very few that keep an organiza
lion alive and hold it from crumbling
ssea5 xaa J e sass fsE a aasaf NY t ana
deavor may be. There are many Of
such in the work of winning the fine
books in Perth Amboy. Within the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-25

Washington. Jan. 25.-The house has
passed the postofiice bill carrying an
appropriation OF about $3.50. 000, 600
Tor the maintenance Of the postal serv
ice in the fiscal year beginning July /
next The amount made available Is
approximately 100000 more than
was allowed in the present year. An
amendment adopted provides that the
compensation OF rural carriers on
routes Of standard length shall be In
creased to $1,000 a year. 4
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-25
A SENATOR BY DIRECT VOTE

Democratic Legislators IL Nevada
Elects = Republican.
Carson, New, Jan. 2h--Georgs s..
Nixon, Republican, WAS reelected
unanimously United States senator BY
a legislature which has four Demo
cratic majority on joint ballot. No
other name was presented, az Mr..
Nixon and his Democratic opponent,
Key Pittmann. agreed before the No
yember election to abide by the popu-
lar vote.
Nixon received q majority OF 1,1e0
in last falls poll and virtually was
elected senator by direct vote OF the
people.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-25
Chiffon Elected Wztson Mot vs..

Ca~arlestowfa. ". Va, Jan. 25.-on
sfa srst hsllot n the legislature n ID.
gAsIton reealvea eixSy-two votes Tor
g1rttsd states sanater, full term
ares y sauu enough 10 elect. Ciay-
se Vafaen xog rae short Esrn reeeiv.
w zss1cvsn ySaeSwu elE
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-25
NEW rRunnNraAI. r4rsHr..

Hive you seer tho new 1911 caf-
endar OF the Prudentialf 1T Ia 4
beauty and has aroused the enthusi-
asm OF the Company'a agents. The
picture represents q young mother
holding up her big. hIuG-ayed baby
for the attention OF tbs aduairing
world. A mother and child like
this. this agents saF. should bring
cut In any household tsza desire oil
husband and Tatlaes d protect nsa
family through life insurance.. The
new calendar ia fr@s ana Aha eusA
paxy sIli gladly send d oopy anoN
reaaeH& to she Home 9fea RS
Prudential. Newark
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-25

sustE-'s Secretary an Eoitor.
Elizabeth. N. j., Jan. M.-Congress-
man Elect William 81. TnttIe has an
nounced the appointment Of Charles
Rittenhouse, editor Of the Jackets
town Gazette, as his secretary. Mr..
TuttIe. who has been seriously III, Is
recovering.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-28
Trouble ~ Whitaker Tin House May
Force Closing % BLACK Plate
Mills
OFFICIAL DISCUSSES
PRESENT DIFFICULTY
Agreement Broken BY Men. Only :
Few 81 Whom Are ResponsibIe
for Condition.

In an interview with ono OF Tho
officers % the Wheeling Corrucatinr
company he save out the following
Information regarding tho Difficulty
a. their tin house. mention ~ which
was made In this paper Yesterday
our tinbousc H. stll idle and
without ability TO take care 81 and
finish tho output Of our Black Plate
mills will soon result IN a congestion
and necessitstc the closing down 81
these mills
The agreement between tho ri,
workers and the company clearly pro.
vides In Section Is how a disagree.
meut n Co be handled and In mo- par.
ticular have the provisions becn p.
garded. After providing the method
OF procedure the section conriudes "a
follows.
No strike shall be declared
unless such procedure b. FOL.
lowed Should a strike occur
without such procedure HAVING
been followed this entire agree
ment shall be considered null
and void
From what knoviedge We have n,
the proceedings. n appears that a
very Few OF the employees. not over
20 per cent are responsible Tor the
action. that NO ballot was taken o-
the remaining employees cousideres
or consulted This is borne oui bv
the fact that some ~ tho men ON
ploycd on other turns reported s,r
work and did not know anvthing
about the absurd demand that feu.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-28

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