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Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-14
ABSENTEE AS A TOOTH DOPE"
6artender Finds Out One Good Thing About the Popular But Wicked
 Stlmulant.

He had just had a tooth out-one Of those extractions that seem to go to the root of all things-and dashed in 10 see his friend the bartender for solace. He called for whisky. and as he swallowed a topers portion ex- plained the reason for his haste. He had to drown the pain. he said. over the bar. and while he was about fl guessed he would repeat. the dose.
 T know better way than that. said the barkeeper. forcibly removing the whisky bottle from the bar. "Ab sinthe is what you need" And he poured out about a thimbleful
 "All that?" inquired the toothless one Aren't you afraid 1t will lay me out7"
 "'S'nough." said the bartender. Just put that in your mouth; don't swallow It; and let 1t soak in where the. tooth was. it will fix you all right. stop the hemorrhage and the pain at the same time"
 credulously the customer obeyed. and found almost instant relief.
 Dangerous stuff that. said the bar. tender: "eyen those who use it admit its wickedness. its treachery to it's friends, its general cussedness But it's a good friepd to the man who's had tooth out or who has an ache in a tooth tbat isn't out Don't know why--it Ssn't only the alcohol in it but it's the best tooth dope I've found"
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-14
ALL TURNED OUT
 ID HUNT A PEND

SNOWFLAKE, Manitoba, Sept. 13. on farms and in towns was suspended today while all the men searched for Henry Bill" Wilson of Hanna, North Dakota, who is alleged to have kept Miss Eleanor Gladys Bryce. a school teacher and niece of Premier Robin. a prisoner in the for est for thirty hours.
 Wilson was last seen last night near Pembina, and it is feared he has es- capped into the United States. Blood hounds are hot on the scent. Pre- mier Robin with an automobile is aiding in the search. Miss Bryce is reported improved tonight.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-14
Japancss vscetahIs Oils.

The vegetable oils made and well. known in Japan are sesame, Torreya nuafera, beech. peanut. mustard, rape seed, perilla. Elaeococoa cordata. Op- halotaxus drupeacea. cameilla, tea seed, hempseed. spurgewort, sumac and oil of wild Paulownia imperialis. Inquiries were made of numerous deal CTS in these oils concerning a chry. santhemum oil. but none seemed to know Of it
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-14
Personal Mention

c. g. G. Reum returned yesterday from Douglas.
 ]. W. Ward has returned from a trip to Cleveland, Ohio.
 Mac Mosier. of Nacozari, Sonora, was in the city yesterday on busi- ness.
 John S. Williams, Jr., of Nacozari. Sonora, is in the city visiting rela- tiyes.
 Frank Hilburn of Cananea is fl. the city, registered at the Copper Queen hotel.
 Deputy sherin win White left yes terday afternoon for Wilcox to at- tend the fair.
 B. s. Pelyer and wife of Cananea were registered at the Copper Queen hotel yesterday.
 Judge Owen F. Murphy and Harry Jennings,of Lowell. will leave this morning for Wilcox to attend the fair.
 B. S. Pelzer and wife. Bert Spiers and Henry Pratt of Cananea, spent Tuesday night in the city, registering at the Copper Queen.
 Governor Eugene Gayou of Son. ora, and wife. their son, Eugene Gay ou, Jr., and Colonel Jesus Trujillo. are registered at the Copper Queen.
 Ward P. Stiles. dining ear superin. tendent of the Fl Paso and South. western, with headquarters at Fl Paso, arrived in the city yesterday afternoon.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-14
A oueen,s Fancy Work.

Carmen Sylva,' the Roumanian queen, who recently penned so inter esting a preface to q volume on tat ting by Lady Hoare, has thought out some new and beautiful ways with her shuttle. She uses only very rich, deep colors of silk, purple and blue and crimson, and works in with her stitches a number of semi-precious stones, such as topazes, amethysts and peridots, and sometimes she will mix in amber, corals and pearls. The queens stones are real ones and bored SO that she may pass her needle through them.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-14
Huachuca Peaches.

MT and Mrs. J. H. James returned yesterday from vacation of week tn the Huachucas. Mir James describ- ed an industry there, the extent of which will be surprising to those who think of that region only as mining and grazing country. Large areas are planted to peaches and this year the crop has been extraordinarily heavy. Mir and Mrs. James spent their va cation on the ranch Of James Scare. who had already shipped fifteen tons Of peaches this season. Others in the vicinity had also been shipping heav- fly.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-14
LUREo TO HIS DEATH

Execution of Guerrero at Ensensda a
 Week Ago
 LOS ANGELES, Sept 13.-Juan Guerrero, the noted Indian war chief and reputed bandit, was executed at Ensenada last Friday, according to word brought here today. Guerrero left here against the advice of friends on alleged representations that the government at Ensenada would treat with him regarding the return of the lands Of his people. He was arrested as he landed from the boat.
 Couriers left here today for Campo where a band of sixty Cuapas Indians are awaiting the return of their chief tain
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-14
Vaa Came Back.

Bert Welch, one Of the victims of the raids of the police department Cn the tenderlOin settlement, came back to Bisbee yesterday afternoon. He was spied as he stepped on the train by City Marshal Bassett Watkins and short while afterwards he was haled into police court by Officer To renzo Wright. When he was arraign ed in court on the charge of vagrancy he was fined and given two hours in which to collect the fine but he was not seen again until yesterday. He was given another chance to quit Bis bee when he was ordered to take the Text train out of town.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-14
A Ca,assronhn

A cat was being chased along the roof of New York building IL lost its balance and fell on a boy who was standing on a balcony on the second ffncr The efarfiaa ,.-.-, e~si t. hfa turn, landing on e baby carriage. for tunateiy empty. which another boy was wheeling iD the street. The first boy dislocated his wrist; the cat was killed
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-14
Tmo cases YesterdaY.

c. A. Labundy and Howard Hender- son were arraigned in Judge Burdick's court yesterday afternoon on the charge of having been drunk on the streets of Bisbee and fined $7.50. They were unable to pay their fines and were sent to jail.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-14
ADMISSION 1Oc and 15c
Matinee Today 2:15 p. m.
STILL HERE

Being unable to finish up yester- son, will remain at the Copper Queen son, will remain at the Copper Queen IIctel until 9 o'clock this afternoon. If you need glasses get them now.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-14
Getting Ready for Dance.

Twenty-Five boxes of decorations were unloaded in front of the Elks' club on Main street last night. The decoratiOns will adorn the dance hall at the club house on the occasion of the seasons opening ball, to be given by the Elks on Monday night, A three-section moon scene will be one Of the features of the decorations. It is the work of NIT. Silverthorn Of the Fair store and is pronounced by those who have seen it as a masterpiece of scenery. The hall will be lighted by Japanese lanterns and by an electric moon, shining through the painted trees of the scenery.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-14
New Trolley Wires.

New trolley wires are being install ed on the Bisbee-Lowell line of the street car company. The crew of workmen was at work on Naco road all day yesterday
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-14

Special 50 cent Luncheon and s1.oo Table d'Hote Dinner daily at Copper Queen Hotel.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-14
To Enter School.

Hon. E. E. Ellinwood and his son Ralph, and daughter, Miss Eilinwood left Tuesday for the east. Ralph will enter school in New York state and Miss Ellinwood will enter Smitl college, the well known school toi women.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-14
Political Announcements
(RepubIican)

(Repubiiean) FOR SUPERIOR JUDGE hereby announce myself as can. didate for the office of superior judge of coehise County, Arizona, subject to the action of the voters of the Republican party in the ensuing pri. mary election.
 JOHN WILSON ROSS
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-14
A Serious Matter.

To take a woman too seriously is to take her for lfe.-FIorida Times Union
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-14
Brief Local Items
Son Born.

Born, to MT. and Mrs Claude Comp ton of Warren, Tuesday night, a son.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-14
what Nd LIve Eor.

What do we live for if not to make the world less difficult for each other! -Gecrge Eliot
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-14
Has rxnhold Fewer.

George Thome, miner, Is ill at the Copper Queen hospital of typhoid fe yer. .
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-14
YEARLlNe PAGER
Colt Went Mile In 2:f5 at Lex
 inQton

LEAINGTON, Ky, Sept. l3.-Frank Perry lowered the worlds record for yearling pacers at Agricultural Park today to 2:l5. The former record was 2:20 3-4.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-14
BE.RNER'S Summer Resort
Huaehuea Mountains.

 The ideal place to spend your vacation. Furnished rooms and cottages and good board COUNTRY STYLE. Next dance at Pavilion Sept. 23. Regular stages meet morning trains, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat uTdays. Other trains met by special engagement without ex- tra charge. Returning, we con meet you with any train you desire For special convey ances, prices or full information write or wire at my expense.
 II. E. Fletcher, Mgr.
 Hereford, = - Arizona
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-14
ooee After Entrles.


 E. s. Davis, secretary Of the Y. M. c. A., returned to Douglas yesterday to secure entries for the First Annual Cochise. County Poultry Show to be held under the auspices of the asso- citation on October 3, 6 and 2. The people Of Douglas are taking a deep interest in the show and many entries are expected from that city Dr. Da- wis will return to Bisbee today. The association will probably send a rep resentative to the southern Arizona fair to be held at Wilcox, beginning tomorrow and running three days, to secure entries from that section. EE- hibitors in the poultry department at the fair will be induced to send their exhibits to the october fair in Bisbee A number of new entries were sent in rom the Warren district yesterday. Joined on the Divide.
 On the crest of the divide, over. looking the country for miles around R. F. Hudson and Miss Viola Han kins were united in marriage yester day morning at 1O:30 o'clock, Judge Morris High officiating. The wedding guests, all on horseback, were: Mr and Mrs. Stanley Cuck and Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Downs The party rode to the divide on horseback and were joined there by Judge High The official witnesses to the ceremony were Mrs. Blanche Roberts and the brides brother, J. H. Hankins, but several others Of the couples inti f7rs Hr marriage the party enjoyed a horse back lark beyond the divide Last night the wedding party was served supper at the residence of Mr. and ! airs. Downs.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-14

Governor Eugene CayOu of Son. ora, and wife. their son, Eugene Gay ou, Jr., and Colonel Jesus Trujillo. are registered at the Copper Queen.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-14
Coast League
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Adams, Hendrix and Simon, Gib
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-24
SAN BENIT0 NOTES
" ~ uinklc, Wine rtisr of - noo
toe cotton

sAN nrNlru rw lee sa
Noss was reosised here ,ha mornlas
,hsf Sc W % Wuhl0 eho conn
poiei tha ,saf for fhe pHfea ons,ei
o. the FARMERS Of the State nt lea
rcsas lnduauial Congfrss. has eol
iho lars, prize of lso thousaui Owe
hundred dnllaf for haYne tho oest
iou aersa oi eotioa 500 lrf nfmei
land Nr uukic} aa thai H.u,p
per scnt of hla COTTON eat hareIisi
b, the i.th 30 Aurast aul haa hc
had ralus on Go after lhat h.s reia.uf
would have boon marb larger is
uteoised one aud ns'i nine bon
iredths Of bale lo ,he acrc
Nr nnnklo, bae souc ecN Boo afm
ms here % eiil ho remembered tuR
teo yeRrs aso nr cleared ano.v t>
ncuses ave thousand dollars on tNra.
u aotgs of oahbase De- bias sotefsi
terms m lnis ficiWn nut tbe one
that ms cotton was raisra on la noi
on thr san rrnlio lanh sni Watrf
eompanss lrdsalod Natt o. s.
aboat mile flula tho iaiipr ln iHr
,iclnuy % ms p.acr on tne irrgai0d
land OF the san n,ni,n taad aR1
Water coinrauA "a fafmrf rarrt a.
uitls o.sf folt, -.ssea usi.. on las4.
one aerea of ant
The above eoDd ,leiia ,annut o..
oalled average ylelfs bee vhre spH
romsmhrf that sau Heplio sos lhf
nrsi bale oi gotton out Cor ihe iRll
.eAsea and nae hos received anulhrl
ser, desirable disiincfon 81 souadt
GOOD ipf both thc FrouHd tnl tHr
commnniu The eoitnu frtuut hct
this war have been ,eN FratiDiug
60 The tarmvts
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-24
NofAm.ES en- gANNI norm
niriNc InE uoilnNN :

NEW ORLEANS, Ia pcg "a
Am 10 ssdog tussUfaal az Fran
MRisics l.cadsn Dl enc Netherlands
and Attofnos Gcners. wickrrshanl.
accompanied 30 ihc,r wives. are "a
which eir extend 20 raaams and
Cuha d h declared that thr topf
has nothlns whatever 90 io ~itb Epy.
cFnnrn,al az diplomatic baslness and
Is undertaken simp'y for the personal
sAtleisssion 90 tho members " the
psrss, eho desire % lnspreg the 'hig
dneh Nad eniey 4 Tow dasr in thc
sapes southland aaas igem the slss
ors % Nashingten winter
upon sFrNink Al Cotton the party
Will proceed 10 banana and will be
afforded every facility gor iooklne
over unolc SANS r,saAtie proiccg for
iolniaE the Atlan,ie and the racinc
From c0lon tho palts win take ship
70 saatlawo cuba ana sheuee nv fail
40 Havana, arrlsiug hask IA thla s.aaa-
NY aeent January TO-
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-24
,Nr,Nr ~ rn,ISrur
Damages la the SUM ~ stoisA Ash.
81 Irom iricishons Complain,

Caller Herald Special
san ANTONIO fcN nrc gas
Ia DAMAGE suu the transcript of
Witch has been aled ia the federal
disitio, court here Tho Sum Of $40
iet 81 asked hN RsfRrls Rodrlsurf
iour wears 90 aEs. through her nest
friend hor father Juan Rodrlgues
she snathNssttt rslesraph and
Telephone company II named as INC
defendant
The petition ALLEGES that Through
lhe hesliecnec 81 the emp'e,cs ~ the
defendant sompanN The little elfl foil
inta noi 1T heated tar and VA
thereby dlsRhlcd and dlsngurcd Tor
lifc
q u alieEod that the po, ~ tar
vas earclcasly PLACED on the sidewalk
hS wogkmon who were egc,tlnK poics
aiong .ho street The case wAs orlss
lnslN Hl.d IA ne rltty.seyea,h az
irici court and a change in iutisdir
lleu vas gtaesea an the PLAINTIFFS
elelp that the pastirs to iho suit are
residents % diaesVat states
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-24
TROOPS ON THE Scene
It'd PERSERYE LAWS

aAN ANTONIO. T,saa. nec ~
in order Go be- prepared to frpalrair
ans stiempi that MAJ ho made ~
wards she violation of ihr United
states neutrality laws in conne0 iiou
Win tho state of unrest aioug enc
Meslsap border nfradier nunerai
Joseph W Duncan. COMMANDING enc
department Of rosaa has iaeu"d or
doris tor the shifting 90 troops nos
pn ,be border ao that they will ne in
easy reach 81 tho sruuc of pousihif
revolutionary activities
lie has ordered Trnop ~ ~ the
Thira casalf, from samiofdYee 20
MO Gfande ems a2 miles up enc uio
Gfando. leaypE q dotaehmoai az sam.
fordNre
Thls action placca tho troopa in
closer rrotimiv to the Mesienn state
of Nno,o lcou. believed hf many
lo boz stronghold ~ 0onrral uor
uardo ueyrs General Rryos sas ir
ported Tow DAYS ago lo ho al 'n.
marro. which s dlrectY across the
river from Rlo Grsnde cas- General
duncan Saws that h. nov hns tht
hardef situation we'll lu hand ana
does not anticipate that more TROOPS
ali hato 81 BE- sent from here tu
maintain ordrr ainns the nip Orando
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-24
FARMERS WANT PROFITS
ON THEIR PRODUCTS
selling Aeeusy w. knosh Oat the
Nlddirssen - Proposition.

tCalitf.Nnfalf Special
sax Antonio Def ~ A. al
meeting ~ ne soelhvs-p Tesas
Farmers rtion 10 BE- beld 10 thh
ellg 90 JAnpafy 10 pisna sln b. dl..
eassed fof esiaBIlshing selling
aEenfy ~ vAifh m.sns ths farmers
hops 20 asai aifseiiy SRA ne ssVsa-
msr and thus fimlnsis me middle
man Of commission neffhshf This
plan IL sonsldefed ~ ihs FARMERS
~ feasible one 10 ihai me farmer
will receive better prices ~ prod
snia and the consumer sil bot he
ffqaifod 70 pa ths price That pos
constitutes the midiismanf of com
mission merchant lfafiis The nisn
Fl io ~ oDefaied slenE che tanf
lines A. ihai 90 fhe Tstas fsflr
Rnlrrs hmufiafl0n. which Organized
selling arenfl a. msoiluE held a.
r0u Wonh lAai september f0f fse
UlfNrsf IT ffl1.itf tNH tldf NN
efspanfy befesco ihe pnae laia foa
81 cniiemeu ini their steers and thai
paii BOD consumers faf iha unlshsi
gruduot
Tho convention of che f0Hfhncsi
I.aas Farmers uhisA -iii bel lA $50
sion $50 dagn ana ihe plan NJ ea
iabiiahinf fhe aeillnF agency is 'o s0
ihr chief tahleot fuf hiseassion nr
ieepn la and 800 doiefntes from
uosar and s1fonnding rolntlea m'
expected 90 be- lu attendance = T..
Baker of Hiorkdale prominent
lafmrg of Wilson county g. the preal
dent oflho aalou aud A "a nafriaou
also 81 aioftdaio Be- secretary
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-24
nrAIn erNrNNot ntFtNNFn
Mao sen, iytesl oi Muricr WiH To- Ak
lewcd o. iai IhustuAas l,uucr
IN pcace.

|NN.|
san ANTONIO reAat ihr
Aloandro Caidsrrn coaNc,es ~
maracf ana sitcn ihe death nrnair
Nlu noi have sentence passed. upoa
him hs me couri untii after ia Hoi-
daYs ladec nNNer eas prevailed
upon ~ coeusei GOO Ca'acr1n ,p rosi.
pene the pesslne cf sentence unt'
after Chrlsimas io enable caidufoa
"a enjoy BIS ChfissrAs dinnrr etA.
ons having TIE thcusht - hh im-
penaine rNaca,.on ioroed upor h'm
ana she court aeaaieecti
Il r. prehabic thei septrace eiN be
paesed npan him necsmhcr 81 The
Getty hope thar remains tog Caltegoa
"a sscNpe the eaiioV IS excn,ive
tlenencs Aaa Attorney Fayei,s canr
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-24

Ms. a. NsN,shos Kills Hack With
Eleven i'rngs,

- aifHft iiNtNii NitfN lAi.f
SAN ANTONIO rcNes Dec ~
Women are coming In tor a share Of
heners A. nimreHs M SouthU 90
TEXAS. Rs,eatN Mise pesa,e Nos.
KUN. daughter Of n n yoakae. tho
railroad maena,e won distiacsloa hy
killlns a ones while on a hunting eN.
petition With her father "a the
Brownsville eonatss and since then
Mrs. y - McNahAn Of this ci,y has
ALLIED a back while On hanting lrse.
m la Sale county she brought hack
the head and horns o. the buck which
bore a prongs Mrs McNahan
han vas formerls Mlss Julia lsau ~
Vosalla asa ecesme an expert uisA
the r'ile durlng her childhood.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-16
SLOW IN MODIFYING
Troops tanno, Ne Transported speed.
u, and >maii Posts NaN ibc
Ahau,loucd

san Antonio. Texas, March iG.-
speedy ana perfect mobilization eft a
large American army is practically
impossible, high army officers ncr'
declared today. with the present sSs.
tenn of railroad Arrangements and lu.
cation uf small army posts IN inacccs.
siblr portions of the country
Ton DAYS after q division was or-
dcrcd modified with an possi1l,
spoud iu san Antonio. troops are Kill
arriving
Absolute inability of railroads t'
place tourist ANA baggage cars at the
disposal of large bodies Of troops ~
remote gItrisuns has caused a rru'w.
ai uf u domand h> hrmA mou tha
small posts be- abandoned aud that
troops be- motlzcd constantly IL
large posts near important railroa,
c.h;ers So that quick movements MAJ
be possible
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-16
PART OF MAINE RAISED
Cover of Forward Turrci ~ Uattic.
shtp u brought Ia surface
H., WOrkMcn.

Havana, March 10 Tho cover Of
tlIr forward turrrt of the oattlcship
Maine has been raised. II weighs
twenty tons ANA L. twcnty-ono
feet Ia diameter The great piece ~
steel Is unwarped. although the 500
heavy bolts that hcld It IN place are
shoarod Ia half Is though Il had boon
done with a sharp knife. During the
shoared In half as though ~ had been
suspended because of an obstruction
IN the bed of the harbor II Is now
known thn, tho obstacle was the tur-
ret top which VAS brought NJ today
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-16
Uo-wcli To- Have baseball Team.
BARONESS LIVES ON
CHARITY OF NEW YORK

New york.. March 10 baroness do
lphrL formerly Miss Eva Taan, -
san Francisco. has had to pat up for
. vock AT the municipal lodging house.
'rhrre weeks ago ! sang for the de-
thrunod sultan at the villa whore ho
held prisoner hS guard of 300
soldiers. said she "MN husband tho
baron having died, started for
America ~ G,nua had u misad
venture regarding money. and. not ~
lu-o my ticket I dad to com. away
l,'utr getting IL back arrived
with tai ANA went to the Hoffman
7 Use.
"rhai mono, admit last lone aud
after ton years absence cuuidn't
at once locate relatives or Fri, nds
bud here am. waiting Ny friouds
IN san Francis have NOT had time
I, answer ny letter
Tho baroness was asked II She had
brought ~ New YORK harcm skirt
Indeed 10. Tdcy don't wear them
there" she exclaimed. II have been
10 visit the sultan's harcm In the pa
are. and found them All cosiumcd IN
the latest Partisan costumes"
baroness de- rDbcl r. awaiting word
from her friends ana relatives. ano
especially from her hctrothod. Nersc'
khodlr hey. an Armenian, who vii
arrive here on May ith TO wed her
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-16
PARK FOR TUCUMCARI
,itt, J,rnaw VII riaui Two lluulrc,i
Trees and e'wrwisc Improve
(.round~

-U...II to Evening ll''uId
Tl.rncnn y NJ NarH ir -rnc
.... league mas b,aWu 900. work of
|u.u. ou the new ,.n I.t, on th'
sIt. .l Tine Did bas, lall ground. IN tine
.o.n. ulrt 80 the citN DN.t .uU trees
ua,. boon ordered vhi.u sIu pr set
out 5. .pon as ~, ploHu- ot the
gruuud mus been completed and the
walk, arranged pmtgfouuds win ''
buu uu tuc western Hd. vitH .Ningr
land Iut, courts = oaud NHul VIII
bc added n tn n,Jr mur. $50 that
concert. ua, hc hurd SUNDAY att,t-
moons Thr water .oW amy nH- do
matted iHr water ton us. 100 Irtia1t'ue
aud tho r.-t of ihr no.b l- made pos.
sibl, Through contributions FROM the
ft. council aud a., DiulDrs
rruua Talmagc Dr. strand Wu-'.'
.t tur Sow Mexico g. o.. % o.. who
.l. Joe Tucumcari Installing 'I, lodge
....,r. ror Ruh ludp, of G.H,kohe
NI. instituted % ne. lodge "f t1' T.
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