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The Raymer enterprise., 1911-09-14
W. II. POUND. Register.
Notice For Publication.

L. AS. tPublisheri Serial Dl0lsi
Department Of The Interior
United States Land Office at Sterling Colorado
August sth, 1911.
NOTICE Ia hereby given that Elizabeth Kolr
Of Stoneam. Colorado. who on January s,h. 1910
made homestead entry. No. Ol0.5i. for Southwest
quarter Section Is Township Z ~. Range So ".
9Th principal Meridian. has filed notice of in
teu,ion to make Final Communication Proof, 10 e..
tahlish claim TO ,he land above described, beior.
Register and Receiver. at Sterling, Colorado. On
Tie loth day Of November. 1871.
Claimant names witnosscs;
Charles w. Smith, of stbneham Colorado,
Leroy f. Kolp. of Stonehnm'
Edward T. Harwood. of Stnnoham "
Fred y, Pierce. of slonehain,
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Dcpartmsn, Of the interior.
United States Land O'i'cc u, slcriing Colorado
August 7th 1911.
NOTICE is hereby given that Frank l.. yolel.
Of Stonohiin. Colorado. Who, on January iith.
1914. made homestead entry. No Olo,9i. for South
eat quarter. Section l. Township I N. Rangc
J5 w. sth principal Meridian has filed notice ot
intention 10 mako final communication Proof. 10
cs,iblish claim u tho lind above described. BE-
fore Rcgif,er and Receiver. n, Sterling Colorado.
on tho sih day of November. 1911
Claimant names as witnrsscs:
Chris Jprgenscn. Of willard. Colorado.
John T., Jpncs Of Sioncham.
Melvin Loyen. Of Stonchnm.
Morris Fullerton. of Willard,
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
&. L.. j. 1'ubliiher) Seral-JsigU.
Dep.r.m.n, o. he ln,erer

Department o! he ln,ener.
United States Land oter, al Sterling, Colorado
August u, 1911.
NOTICE is hereby gwen that lndinnn b. Ar
mold. of New Raymer, Colorado. who. on July 10.
ig0.. made Homestead Entry, M, Csl20 for NEi-l.
Section 5. Township NJ. Range ~ W.. 9th Prin-
cipal Meridian. h,l, lilcd notiee Of intention to
make Finl. Communication Proof. 20 establish claim
to the lani above described. before Register and
Receiver. at Sterling. Colorado, the eth uay Vi
December. 1911. aH
C!annn, names as witnesses:
L,uis Allen "f New Raymer, Colorado,
lngebcrt Vik, of New Kay ncr. Colorado
Frank Novak New iGymcr, Colorado
Ray Mackey. New Raymer. Colorado.
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= - Department of the Interior.
United States Land o'licc ut Sterling, Colorado.
August 2rh. 1911.
NOTICE is hereby given that Berton E. Ice.
of Stoncham. Colorado, who. on May 25th. 1910.
made Homestead Entry. No. olsoao. for South
west quarter. Section %. Township3 n. Range
SO W.. 9TH Principal Meridian, has filed notice
Of intention to make final Communication Proof.
to establish claim to the land above described.
before Register and Retvcr at Sterling. Colora-
do on the 22nd day of December. 1911.
Claimant names az Witnesses
Hiram NJ. Sheldon; of S.oneham Colorado.
Lester r. LoSdcs. OF S;oneham. Colorado
Benjamin F. parn,cnter Of S,oneham. Colorado
Ethan A. Tracy, Of Avelo. Colorado.
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department of the interior.
United States Land Office, at Sterling Colo
August ll,h. 1911.
NOTICE IL hereby given that Gcrrt II. Edgcr
ton. Of Stoneham, Colorado. who, on April Sth.
1910. made Homestead entry. M. O2.tS. for South
eas, quarter. Section II, Township s N. Range
IS W.. eth principal Meridian, has filed no;iceof
intention To make final communication proof TO
,i.bsh claim to the land above described. before
Resster and Receiver, at Sterling. Colorado on
the 2lst day Of November 1911
Claimant, Names as witnesses:
New, j. Sua6er. Vi Slonrhani. Colorado.
lohn II. Harker, of
Hiram J HUT, Of
Wesley K. cocEcl. Of
n
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Bert Lyons Dead

We learn mcager details Of the death
Of Bert Lyons at Trenton, Neb., last
week, Wednesday, death resulting
faom poison in drinking beer Mr.. Ly-
ons had Il claim northwest Of Raymcr
and many friends will be gricved t.
learn OF his tragic and untimely death.
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MOTOR MAxlMs

De motorists NIL nisi finem.
a good car needs no push.
Little motors have big gears.
DUN Speedlmus. speedlmus!
Collisions never come sinsly.
A rolling car gathers no dross.
All cars are gray In the dark.
A car in time saves sole leather.
Too many tinkers spoil the car.
Satan finds work for idle cars to do
It's short lane knows no scorch'
Ing.
OF two constabies. choose the small.
est.
A scorched chauffeur breads the
tire.
What can't be cured should be In.
sured.
Never lcok a sift taxi in the
meter
A green chauffeur makcth a fat un,
dcrtaker
A motor In hand Is worth two IN
tho dirch.
1t is better TO turn back than to
turn turtle
It's n wise chauffeur that knows his
own speed.
A garage Is known by tie cars !,
keeps for hl.e.
Never Judge motor by the mort
gage on the roof.
IT'S a poor clutch that won't work
in tight squeeze.
1t requires little learning to be the
toot9r OF horn.
A good road Is rather to be chosen
than great ditches.
A rut In the road may prove the
.l
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Department. OF tho interior.
uritcd States Land Office at Sterling. Colorado
August d. 1871.
NOTICE is hereby given that Louie Wente o:
Kco,a. Colorado, who February is. lalp.
made Homestead Entry. No. Oilo5i, for S"i.a
NWl-i See 2S and SELL NEIL. Ei-2 SEl-l See
ton 30 Township y NJ. Range 81 w. 9th rrinri-
pal Meridian has filed notice VI intcntion 10 makc
Final Con mutation Er,of, to es,ablish claim I"
the land above described. before. u. ). Conirpis-
si,ner. at Keata. Colorado. on the 23.d day, Q
October, 1911.
Claimant names rs witnesses:
Robert S. Gamble. Of Keota, Colorado,
Joseph l.. Filler Of keota. Colorado,
Boardman l.. MONTGOMERY OF Keota, Colorado
Davis L. Byrne, Of Kcoti.. Colorado.
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Department Of Tho Interior,


Department Of Tho intorior,
United Suaus Land Office. al Sterling. Colorado.
August Path. 1911.
NOTICE IL hereby given ths. Wesley X Cockle.
Of Stonchsn,. Colorado who. on February 2 1910.
made homestead cnir?. No. 0igi27. for NEi-i.
Section a. Township . NJ. Range 81 W.. 9Th
principal Meridian. has filed notice Of intention
To make final Communication prVof, TO cstabnh
clsn, 70 the land above dcscrib'd. before Rcgtfcr
ani Receiver. q, Starlny. Colsraio. on the 2,nd
day n December. 1911.
Claitnnn, names NJ x,tnesset
Newton ]. Sradcr. VI S,snehnm Colorado.
Hiram J. HUT, u
Thomas II. Leslic. u
t;srril II. kIer,ou. of
-. WI iobsp, asyaAn
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LOCAL NEWS OF INTEREST
Oaass Of ix isop!s Of Slyasr ans veisaJ tst Past
w0k to!d in eGct

Boost.
Clean np.
Don't knock.
Pick up the cans.
Boost for Raymcr.
Don't knock others. ,,lf...i..,-. ....
Bring US your job work.
Get ready to plant tree.
Always play safe, if you can.
Try our envelopes, 5 and l0cts.
Advertising stimulates business.
A little want al may sell your pig.
Go ahead with confidence and caution
II it's fit to print we want to print ii
The Enterprise and Toledo Blade for
only $l.75.
Please. Nj. Weather man, give us a
little moisture,
a big combi9ation that saves your
norey our club offers.
Mrs. Jay Miller spent the day Tues.
day ut the Cutler homestead.
An extra train each way last week
was trihe out Of the ordinary.
Lumberman Allen spent the Sabbath
with his family at Fort Morgan.
Mrs. Barker and NADIA spent Fri
day afternoon at Mr.. Smathers home.
Mrs. l.. M. Sweigarl spent the day
Tuesday at the A. &. Nickcrson home.
Runner says that ltaymer is likely to
have Il new store building before snow
flies.
The young peoples meeting next
Sunday evening commences at seven
o'clock.
Several from Raymer took in the
Sunday School convention at Stone.
ham Sunday
Mrs. A. W. Wagner and family have
gone to Fort Morgan where Mr.. Wag-
ner has work.
Messrs l.. M. Swcigard and j. l..
Brown were up to Buckingham on bus
mess Tuesday.
More than twenty from Raymcr went
10 Stonehani u attend the Sunday
School convention.
Andrew johnson. Of I.ewisvills, Neb.
who was visiting Mr.. j. l.. Brown last
week, left for home last Friday.
See The Enterprise man before you
select your reading matter for another
year. We think we can save you some
money.
The Campbell system Of farming is
the thing for this section. It's worth
lot, but only costs you u little by our
low club offer.
II you do not have tho time or dispo-
sition to write TO your friends back in
the old home just have US send them
The Enterprise.
Mrs. Francis. mother Of Mrs. A. g.
Nickerson. left yesterday for Red
Cloud. Neb.. where she will spend the
winter with son.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. C. Zilk went to
Greeley by train Tuesday to look after
some business matters at the county
seat Thay wont by way Of Chcycnua.
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We all have our opinions. but none
Of us know much.
It's enough to make woman sick II
she can't dress well
There ara two kinds Of small boys
bad ones and sick ones.
intoxicating strains of music seldom
come from a barrel organ.
It's always better to throw bouquets
than 1t Is TO hand lemons.
It's generally cheaper TO stay mar.
ried than it Is to pay alimony.
Before going out woman should be
sure her complexion Is on straight
A man is apt to be foo'lrg hlmsei!
when he thinks he Is fooling his wife.
The man with boil on his neck
doesn't borrow trouble. He has all he
wants
No man ever discovered that he h1d
made serious mistake by saving
money.
Even when tho unexpected happens
there Is always some fellow around to
say: Il told you so"
There Ia one advantage In arctic eS.
n'oring. In the face Of the gravest
danger one can always keep cool.
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He who speeds and runs away may
live 10 be rabhed some other day
harper's Weekly.
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spark plug that can spark and
won't spark ought to be plugged.
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-09-14

It's enough to make woman sick II
she can't dress well
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-09-14

There ara two kinds Of small boys
bad ones and sick ones.
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PENCIL POINTS

We all have our opinions. but none
Of us know much.
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w A N r S

Rates = lc per word each insertion.
No insertion for less than ten cents.
LOST "A dark red registered Short
Horn bull, tao years old. $500 re-
ward. 7. Rug!and. i7-tf
LOST Spotted calf about six months
cd TIL E. D. Murphy. lf.sf
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A rut In the road may prove the
power behind the thrown.
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-09-14

intoxicating strains Of music seldom
come from a barrel organ.
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-09-14

IT'S always better to throw bouquets
than 1t Is 10 hand lemons.
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-09-14

It's generally cheaper TO stny mar.
ried than 1t Is to pay nlimony.
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Even when tho unexpected happens
there Is always some fellow around to
say: Il told you SO"
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Before going out woman should be
sure her complexion Is on straight.
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-09-14

There Is one advantage In arctic eS.
n'oring. In the face OF the gravest
danger one can always keep cool.
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A man is apt to be foo'lug hlmsel!
when he thinks he is fooIing his wife.
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No man ever discovered that he had
made serious mistake by saving
money.
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The man with n hoil on his neck
doesn't borrow trouble. He has all he
wants.
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A good road Is rather to be chosen
than great ditches.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-18

he plan OF the rebel leadcrs 10 force
the fighting before the Imperial
troops have been further strength.
pucd
The latter had Intended To DELAY
an attack until rhpU numbers weto
sufficient TO make dctolN probable
and n had been ruWOrcd tina, there
would bc n1 battle lciure next Satur
daN
The rebels. who occupy Mu Chang
llankoN, ana Huue Yang were aliy.
TO the government purpose and
during lasl uight. 9uuO men crossed
the Vans Tee Khan liver from WI
Chang aud az davb,oak they icll ou
the imperial camp Fhey attacked
with dash The go,0rnmont troops
taken somewhat H disadvantage
responded lovallN. The fighting was
severe bat it is w wlpssiblp To ostt
mate The Casuailics as the conps
pondcnts were not l'yImltted near the
firing line ana hon, who witnessed
The battle from Ole, liver were Tired
on
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-18
PRESIDENT TAFT TO
BREAK THE RECORD
ON PRESENT SWING
ROUND THE CIRCLE
Regular Itinerary of Original
Trip Is Added to So That the
Tour Will Cover Between
10000 and 1900 Miles,
ACCIDENT NARROWLY
AVOIDED LAST NIGHT
N, EysnInE msrsIa 4. g. I.a.sa MIrtl

Las VEGAS. Neyada Oct J., Pyrsi
dent 1aij's notable swue around
tbp circle" will hc extended until
NnN d. og iN bringing ihy total mile
aEs ol hts tour zap 20 brtRrar q ZOO
and ~ uOu miles. ami hruflug all
known records of presidential travel.
ihr regular itinerary uf fhr ougnal
mu viii he followed tn putshurg,
whore pualduni raiI viii speud tho
ui.rn daN cd. TUESDAY October 81.
lhrn instyli of Norpiug uu "a Wash.
uriun. Nr Tar viii su direct 10
Nur-HuloWu ~ Va In spend We'd
nrsdat. NoVWl'f g. From Mnrgan.
nWn De- VIII 40 io hot SPRINGS Va.
lu rest for nv" dJNs. starting west
HaH.H iK time Ca vote al cincinnati az
Ihc local elections 90 ho hUld here
Nol The president viii rrmain IN
h uid Town tor day OI tUn aud
viii ur rendered banquet Follow
ul he cincinnati tip Nj TAFT piob-
abb, viii eo in liodgcnesyillo. k, to
participate Iu flr dedication OF tne
Lincoln farm memorial
There are tWu or three tentative
dates in Tennessee following tlas
aud then /, s expected Ma FAN Will
return 10 washington ,n lime 20 pre-.
paro his ncssasc gu cou-lvss which
meets the iirs MONDAY loo nrccmber.
An unusual coiprid,H,r Poo conupc
tion with the Announcement Of an
extension Of ihe ttip was thr l5ot thar
a serious accident 90 ih, president 4
tain was narrowly aYeltcl ON ihr
desert lesf night Twenty mites we
of kelso the train was stopped so
that the engine might tabe water
The engineer discovered Jha th,
tire on the right trailer wheel OF th,
locomotive had slipped am bch ol
LLmmtInmNl IN lA., d -.-.LILm . /
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-18
MPERIAL TROOPS
DRIVEN BACK BY
INSURRECTOS IN
HANKOW FIGHT
Thirteen Foreign Vessels Land
Forces to Protect Foreign
Concessions; Red Cross Neu-
tral Camp Established.
MORE BATTLES ARE
EXPECTED TOMORROW

IlankON, Ool iS-Tho ursl battle
since the arrival of th" Imperial
troops from the north WAS topght To-.
day on the north bank OF the Han
river. just west OF this city,
II was indeciuite The revolutions
lists temporarily drove he imperial
troops book from their position but IN
doing SO they exhausted their riilo
ammunition and were compelled 10
retire ON their base The revolutions
lists with infantry and artillery at.
tackled TIE government troops which
were reinforced from the Chinese war
ships In the river aud supported hy
the guns o. the tloei
While the fighting was IN progress
the thirteen foreign vessels IN the
river landed Joint force under com.
mand OF Vice Admiral sir Alfred H.
WinslOa. commander Oi the british
eastern fleet who. because of his
seniority has been given the direction
of The nen engaged In the protection
OF the foreign concessions.
The Red Cross neutral camp In
eharge of Dr. MacWallie, OF the Amer
lean mission, received and cared fol
the rebel wounded Abnul 2000 revo
lutionisia were pitted against an
equal number OF loyal soldiers and 4
was a fair play Eariy reports thai
the rebels outnunibered the enemy
i've 10 one were incorrer, Only q
part OF the revolutionary army par
tlclpatcd and they are Gaining 10
night that they would have routef
| completely the soldiers from III,
north " their ammunition had hel'
out
This evening the Imperial troop
ngc waiting reinforcemenis while th'
regolutionists are Nplcnishing thef
supplies. A renewal of hustiliiics ma
take place sonu, aR Il appeara tO b'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-18
WHOLESALE SLAYER
OF KANSAS FAMILY
BEING HUNTED BY
POSSES TO-DAY
Charles Marzyek, Recently
Released From Penitentiarv
Believed TO Be Author OF
Series of Murders.
NEIGHBORH0OD is
TERROR STRICKEN


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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-18
TURNS OUT
EN- MASSE TO
GREET BURSUM
AND CANDIDATES
Popularity of the Republican
Nominee for Governor and
Rest of Ticket, Plainly In
dicated Last Night.
GREATEST POLITICAL
RALLY IN MANY YEARS

Especial Telegram ca ENenIng HersIdb
Roswell y " Oct lN- Que OF the
most enthusiastic demonstrations
ever Gc;OrdOd a candidate for office
in New Mexico was given 10 Holm o
liursun last night. when he addressed
an audience which packed Battery \
armory 90 oyer'lowlng Il was . rous
ing Republican rally. and gave rude
ia. 10 those Democrats who have been
assuming thar this county would be-
carried overwhelmingly hy the com.
ninatiun uf Democrats ana Republican
boilers iu The coming election
The meeting was presided over bs
! VI Hcrycy ut this city, who intro
duced Iudgc Edward Mann, OF A..
Duqucrque. tO the audience Judge
Nnnu's furccful orat0ry made great
impression on has hearers. aud he
was repeated, chccrcd bV the big
cro&d as be- cNpounded Republican
doc rinrs nnd stated the reasons Vhy
the Republican tickei should be- elect
rd
judge Mann was followed hv NJ
Bursum Who was given a veritahlr
Oyation O., hr crowd u vas easy 30
see thai ths ISLANDERS circulated
against " nursun had failed OF
their purpose ao Jar as this section
Of the state is concerned, and that he
occupies large place in the alfec
lions of thc people OF eastern New
Mexico Mr 3ursUm's address VAS "a
candid and struighti0rward discussion
oi the ISSUES involved in this cam.
paign aud q com ilpte reiutaiion of
thc malicious rhnlges that his cncm
ioa have so iniusifiously circulated
The speech created q docp impression
and made many votes for the Rcpub.
lican ticket
Attorncy General " clancy fol
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-18
Darrow and Fredericks Make
Short Speeches to Court
When Qualifications of Pro.
speotive Jurors Considered.
TWO TALESMEN SAY
TIMES WAS DYNAMITED
One Man Suggested As Mem
Der Of Jury Has Fixed 0pin-
ion That Labor Union Lead.
ers Executed the Outrage.


t's Angeles. r1t uct rs After
Ilyus quiet for two days. thr nrst big
ISSUE ln ut' MoNsmaro murder tria(
pukcd t- head up agaiu to-day and
brgal ir max, trouble.
nctorr uouu the dpl.usr ANA the
slnta had coliided twice. two jurors
had oron challenged aud ,br court
had reserved ts dr,isiun an this
diinculty nrosc from Ito contention of
the defense that man who hrlic,r.
tie Los Angeles Hines building Was
! dynan sed pctohrr 3. 1910. S. not
| competent Juror and the state holds
( De- is u1l'-s a. hns liked uuiuipns as 90
| the guilt or inuucrlcc nf James q
| McNHmarJ. Nhu is on trial for tho
| murder uf Hagari,. unr ni ths twenty
one mon killed in the Times disaster.
! ~ q tllcsmau h.liryes ~, Times
/ building was hlnNa up h3 ga- b." tcl-
uinly bslioVos the defendant mot
guilty, said District Nuoruc, Fred
| vrick~.
"pn the other hand. rt ht believes
thy Times building vas dNuamited ~
still has cXprcssrd no ntlirf as tn the
guil' "r innocenc' uf IN" defendant
~ is tlalugous tu an arson case when
q msn believes a. barn was burned Duf
has no nehcf whether ot not The de-.
frndant burned
Counsel s"cks To- say Juror Is dis.
quglihed " he thinSs the Times build
ing was blown up by gas hut Is not
disuualincd u IA. Tanks dynamite caus-
the explosion Aid Attorney clarence
;. DarroV. chief counsel far The de-.
fcusef
frho rasr ought tu Ro 1n triat on
that Theory and be- added "Dn you
mink this man ISIS niir iuror9''
Wei Z Ike vuur idea cot fairness. TO-
said barrow and thr court inter-
ruptcd
George ". Mckee. the nrst tales
man challenged tuday. and otto A..
Jensen, tine SECOND. both said they
strongly believed the Times building
Wa, rs dSnnmi,cd. Jansen besides this
said h, believed labor union members
aud leaders we're r,spon0iblr Tor it.
The defense iu the Ma Namara muir
der trlAl began tuday's work b, chal 4.
ienging for cause George " McIIec.
q contractor W hu s3tld he had e fixed
opiuiun that th" Los Nuscl,s Times
building WdS blnWn up %, DYNAMITE
Tho state resisted challrus, and A..
sistani District Altornp, q RuN Hor-
= iUn immediately took up the durs-
tossing
Thr challenge against MciSc, ls "a
line with the ayoWed policy of the
defense under AttprncN g. = barrow
to- ir tp show that the Times buiid-
lug was blown up 10, gas and thut
, James o. McNamIru. uu trai tor tha
death of charles : Havgvttt. who
was Nllcd n thu limos disaster.
H"uid not have h"vn responsible rith-
j or fur tine ,Npl"si"u or tpr iiRggcrtg
death
m" stat, huld> chat au opinion a-
tn ga" rtu-r uf tii' cNppsirn need
uot necessarily pr.iddirr Juror to
such pn extent that hr cannut give -
pir trlal
iudg, Burdvri said hr ,uult pass
upon Mv<r,t eligibility later.
TnInunu otto % Jrns1n a rrm
o. vn" said %, md a. strong ptrlu-
U'uuuuu'd uu i'as, ., column a.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-18
DID Mr.. MCDONALD LIE?
READ THE RECORD

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take
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had sp"-NI,I,nnaId- Ali
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