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? great petition in protest agaizs. Russian cruelties to Hebrews was circulated and Mr. RoaseTel5 WIS asked to make it q basis Of represen- tasisns to the Russian government. -dr. Roosevelt, Of co1Ese, could mt do anything Of the sort. To inter feTe with the entirely domestic con- cera Of friendly power WAS qui.a. without the execu5iTs pr1yince.
 Put sfr. Roosevelt was equal to the energecy. He nad diplomz tic n ou<ry adhered ta Ehe Russian gov ernnenf, as ta whe-Ae- t would os wiling 70 receive sueh pesitioa Tie RuseizH authorities jus as dip .oratfcally indicted thas they would rzt, and tasreeDsn the thing ended.
 7sr Taf., l1e@evs-. is not to he giv- en such n easy way out | is pro- rosed to force his hand through Cor gres teeal action Then w5a GeHgFes and eze imitation zf 3 Dem ocratic House, committed to such ex- tremes as denunciafion Of th4 R.s- sian treaty and win the president re- fusng tc adopt such measures. the issue will be plain enough. The op- position t9 Mr Taft will appeal for the support of the great Hebrew vote, potent in may stateg, and. if the move does not produce effective pcJi- tical results, the people in charge of it's eEginery will be greatly disap- pointed.
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How the Republican Presidential
 Candidates Stand With the Voters

the forerunIer Of an almost unani ] nous negro vote. His jewish follow ing was never doubted His Catholic support was assured 6y repeated ut .eEances firm Catholic puIpits.
 With Tsft, his friends say. the prssi- d=nt has done everything that can as- zu-s him suppor Of the various races and religious sects. His Pa.sippine polly in settling the far land dis gases bowen tho Vatizan and tas Gs-&ed States Government WIS emin- sntly satisfactory. His att.sude anu tHe attitude taken by the slate De 3artIeat as well a. the adminisfra- ions mouth pieces in Congress in re- spect to the Jewish passport ques ton, definitely outlined hi. internal i2nal policy, and his refusal to ap- point Justice Hook is gratifying to ne gro politicians. Yet in no wise are the faesidns entirely sure of the presi- dent. They feel that his attitude is rather taken by reason of wish for a second term.
 Much comment is made upon the arist2cratic bearing Of the White Holse and of the attitude assumed by Mrs. Taft respecting the masses. An air Of ultra-swelldom, evidenced to- ward politicians at the executive off, ces as well as at the various presi- dential receptions has caused the feel ing Of doubt less noticeable in the Roosevelt administration. where, the butcher, the baker, and the candle stick maker were made welcome, as the presidents fancy suited.
 Consequently, the Hebrews will not let the matter rest entirely with the president. It will be presented .o Congress and measures will be taken looking to the forcing Of the hand of Russia and compelling a more re- spectful attitude toward American Jews. No doubt is expressed that the present treaty arrangements with Russia will be abrogated, under which that country is permitted to maintain it's present attitude.
 While Congress cannot initiate moves in connection with the foreign relations of the government, it can express opinions; and it is proposed by some leaders to do this.
 in case of the Washington govern ment denouncing the present Rus sian treaty, which has become so ob- noxious to Hebrews-rand indeed to
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i self-respecting Americans in general Rusisa, it is understood, will adopt measures Of commercial retaliation. 1 This would be unfortunate for this country. which sells more by 50,000,- 900 year to Rusis2 than Russia sell : ] to US.
 The political significance of the af- fair at present lies in the fact that n the last few days it has bzen stated very positively that Prezidsnt Taft has given assurances to Baron Resen, acting far 'she Russan foreign offse, that he will set his faee firmly aga.nss any Congressional cffor. against Rus sss's hand ia azfa matte- | has es.s1 been said thss ke proml ei tast Rus ! ahal not be embarrassed by any in s-stencies by this government os1 t.le re7.eling Of 'sae passport issue, a1i shat he will veto any Gongressfons wave that may c4-template any such action.
 This statement is given our on aa- thority very close to the Russian di.,- lomatic representation in Washington, and there is the best Of reason for be- lief that an accurate understanding ex- isfs between the Russian foreign office and the American State Department, which is entirely satisfactory to the St. Petersburg authorities.
 At any rate, the poiiticisns-Demo crats, insurgents and regulars, not 10 avoid mentioning pzogressiyes-wao represent districts in which the He brew voting strength is important, are disposed to make the issue trouble some to the administration. Some form Of Congressional action is de- signed which will compel the presi dent 70 align himself with one side Or the other The politicians eag- erness in behalf of such [ procedure has been intensified in the last few days by circumstantial assurances tha. have been afloat about tne presi- dents understanding with the Russian authorities.
 Just at this point former President Roosevelt steps in and Is looked upon as favorable to the Jewish conten- tidcs cf equal rights with all other American citizens. If his candidacy Is announced, it is looked upon as . foregone conclusion that Jewish rghts will be vigorously upheld ey- anywhere. At least this will be one of the many battle cries Of the pro- gressives when the campaign is wag- ed.
 President Taft is not in an easy po- sition over the matter.
 President Roosevelt. it will De re- called, was confronted with an equal ly difficult situation at one time, when
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BOTH TAFT AND ROOSEVELT GREAT FAyORITES AMONG ALL cLASSEs-TAFT's ACTIONS RE. GARDIsG THE RIssIss. TREAT NEWT OF AMERfeiNiZEE JEWS HaEE HIM POPULAR WITH HE- BREWS.
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Va hington. Mach 2.-Tae Inter- Rational problem inYo.ved ia the Rus sian treatment Of Amer 1anized He brews-the whole Russian pagspor. auestion-is to be made political is- sue of the first ma agnftude. At least that is the way official Washington looks a. the matter.
 ss-ce aae question first became ] real issue between Washington and Ss Petersburg, new problem as con- fronted President Taft That is the expected announcement of the candi- dasy 9f Theodore Roosevelt. Hebrews Wsre generally vel satisfied witi, the attitude assumed by President Taft and certain members of the House of Representatives. They felt that the matter had been properly regarded by the present administration and that uaeir rights as American citizens tra- yelling in Russia would be safeguard. cd by this government.
 This tended to Increase President Taft's assured support Of the Hebrews throughout the country. The case of Lieutenant Blo9m in Army circles al- 50 tended to convey td the Hebre " mind that President Taft would not tolerate discrimination among the races. His declination to appoint Justice Hook of Kansas to the Su- preme Court of the United States was another factor taat bid for the negro vote and at the same time showed that President Taft would rigidly enforce the Ccnsti'aation respecting the clas- Ees.
 Now, however, the situation has as- stunned an entirely different aspect. Ex- President Roosevelt has recorded hls actions respecting American jews and the negro. He appointed a Jew and Catholic to his Cabinet. He din ed with q negro. The Booker Wash.
 gon episode at the White House V as
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ROOT AND HERB REMEBlES

stand the test of sime because thay possess merit and though many years have passed since our Amarican grandmothers commenced to make their annual collectidas of roots, herbs and laFks, from which to prepare medicine to relieve different ailments science has failed to produce other remedies g. dependable.
 Many Of these old recipes which oue ancestors found so reliable have de- yeloped intd proprietary medicines Of worldwide reputation. such as Lydia E. Pinkaan1's Vegetable Compound, the most successful remedy fir woman 2 ills the world has ever known. and tons Of roots and herbs are used an EuaIfy in making it.
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To Cure a Gold In One Day.

Take LAXATIVE PROMO Quinine Tablets. Druggists refund money if IL fails to cure. E. ". GROVES signature is on each box. 25c.
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department o., the Interior, &. ). Lar
Ont." ntTurumrnri, New Mexico,
N.ff.u,l.r i Iofu

I'"'tr'm mont 90 the Interior, L. ). Land
on" atTurumrnri, New Mexico,
September l., 1913
No'.rr = hereby given that Charles
~. Moore. one of the heirs and for The
nr.s. - Enorh i. Moore, Sr., deceased
OF Dod,on, y. ", who. on October Ard,
1905, made n, T.. No. 1894, for 81,
NEl and ~ SEA Sec. 10, Twp. Q
y, Range 30 +, y. VI. + Meridian,
mas filed notice Of intention % make
kina. Five Year Proof, 20 establish
claim 20 'he land above c..ribed. be.
tore Register and Receiver, E. :. Land
Om'e. At ~Tucumcari, n VI on he 18Th
itv Of November, 1912.
Claimant names az witnesses,
~ r. Potter, Of Dodson, y. VI, w. !.
Caps, of Dodson, Y. NJ, g. f.. Parks,
pt Dodson, y VI, l. J. Briscoe, 81 Tn.
rpmcar., y. NJ.
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department ~ me Interior !. = Land
DHi.r - ru.unlrar. New Neyl.,
"ru'amber -. lo'@
No''ra is hereby given that Della
20. l',. s.ou, ~ Ragland. y VI wro
30 December ~. 1905. made II. T.. No.
@ou'. for Orig NWi, Sec. =. Twp. . y,
Range 20 =. Y. VI y. aui Add II.
E Nr o1l-6s. made July T.. 1911, for
lot. and .. and 81. NFli Sc. l.,
ivy. q y. Range 20 +. y VI. p. Me-
i,,u. has dl"t notice Of Intention %
noN" FINAL Five Year on org. Three
Year pu Nl3l Proof. 20 establish claim
'hc land above described. before L..
=. Williams T.. : Commissioner. al
Nurlork, y VI On ne @A'h day ~ o..
roh"r, 1912
claimant names Is witnesses.
r. II. @irsou, Of Jordan, y. ". 4.
u. Green. If Jordan. y. NJ. VI. ".
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N.'ehor. u VI Alister, y. VI.
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Department Of the Interior Z. q. Land
Office NJ Tucumcari. New Mexico
september II, 1919.
Notice is hereby given that Ira !.
R~risroe. Of Tucumcari, y. NJ. who, on
February %. 1906, made ". r. No. 73lO,
for SELL SEA Sec. %, Twp. 10 ", Rng.
% r, and SEh Swi, and Lot 4, Size 30,
lot ], Soc. ~, Twp. ION, ring. 30E, and
\dd1 Entry No. Oll3l4. made Nav 10.
1909. for Ne MEL. NEh Nwh
NWil Mex Soc. ~. Twp. 10 ", Range
20 T.. y. VI. p. Meridian. has sled no.
ice of intention TO make Final Five
Wear ou Orig, Three Year on Add y
Proof, 10 establish claim 10 The lanl
hove described. before Register and
Receiver, T.. :. Laud Onice, NJ Tucum
'ari. Y VI. ON he 18th day Of Novem
,er. 1879.
claimant names a. witnesses:
:. f.. Parker, Of Dodson. y. NJ, W.
y Camps. " Dodson. y. NJ, !. s. Price.
= Dodsou. y NJ, and \. NJ. Wise, Of
Iounov y. ".
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Of the Interior, Y, :. Land
Ohrr n'Tucumcnri. New Mexico,
September II, 1872.
Notice H. hereby given that Frank
~henold, Of Tucumcari, y. NJ, who, 90
February -. 1907, made II f. No.
$3.50, for Orig. W. NWr $50. %, and
Era NEr Sec. 30, and Add1 H. f..
No, 0ll47l, made May ~, 1909, for
the NJ SwL Sec. 20, and n. SEA-
See. 30, all in Twp, 10 y, Range 2a f.,
y. VI. p. Meridian, has filed notice Of
attention 20 make Final Three Yesr
Proof. 70 establish claim 10 the land
above described, before Mrs. \. Haw.
Sins. l. s. Commissioner, At Nontoya,
Y. NJ, on the ESD day Of October, 1919.
Claimant m as witnesses
Abnor Smith, Arthur Gordon, i. G,
Chambers, and Bin Killgore, all Of
Hsnlev, n. ".
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Douar'mcu' Of the interior, l.. :. Land
oai.e a'Tuoumcar.. New Mexico,
S"r'"mher -. 1912.
>o'.ne . hereby given that stuart r.
Morse. ~ Murdock. Y. NJ. who, on
January @. 1907, made II. r. No. l4l53,
for Orig SEN SEQ. o.. ana Addl Serial
80. ul2ito, made October ;. 1909, for
|N1, So &c, Twp, s y, Range 81 f.,
y VI T. Meridian, has filed notice Of
intention 20 make Final Three Year
Proof. ., establish claim % me land
,uoyr described, before l.. +. Williams,
r :, Comm %ssioner, a. Murdork, y. ".
ol no 24'h dav Of October. 1919.
Claimant names as witnesses:
g. e. Williams, Edward (. Bresn, J,
-. Pierce. and \. Dennis al Of Mn
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RECEIVERS NOTICE

Gm now prepared ~ accept bids on
the following described property owned
by the international Bank Of Commerce
TucumcaTi. y. ~.
NEh NEk Sec - Twp lON Rng 80
H., and Ny NV, See 50 and SEA
SWA See IL Twp lex King 81 r., con.
tanning l69 ~ 100 acres, and SEt4
Swr, VIZ SEX See IS, nd Nwh
NEit See - Twp lON Rug 80 r., con
tanning 100 acres, Quay comfy, n NJ,
SEA SWA, VIZ SEA aud SEl,
SEA -" Q, Twp sN, RING 81 f., con
tanning 100 acres Quay county, y. NJ.
sea WV and SwI, SEA and lots
Q aud 3 Sec ! TWP lO,i Rng 81 f., con
tanning l5H 6l.loo acres, Quay county,
y. NJ.
Swi4 aud the seq see . Twp 81.
Rng 30 r., Quay county, y NJ, con
tanning SEQ acres,
sEK see 20 Twp IN, Rng 80 T.,
Quay county, y NJ, containing 100
acres.
Lots G. d aud +. u LAMAR sub
div Of lots !, Q, 3 and 4 Of Block ~.
original townsite TUcumcari, lots u,
= and + Chenault's Sub.Div. Of lots
3, o., 10, n, 70 Of Block ls or Tucum.
carl, Lots y c. D, and J. Lamar's Sub.
Div Of lots y, 10, II and l2 of Blk 81
or TucumcAri, N. NJ.
Lot 8 Block 10 OF T%ucumcari, n NJ,
A 3.s interest in and 20 Lots II and
l2 IN Block 30 Russsll's addition,
Lot 5 in Block 8 Of Gamble addition
10 Tucuncai.
n. D. JONES, Receiver
Int .rnGtional Bank Of Commerce
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pcpar' ment Of the Interior. L. 8. Land
Omce atTucumcari, New Mexico,
September II, 1919.
Notice is hereby given that Edgar
Lee Baker. Of Lloyd, y. NJ. who. on
December ~, 1905. made II. f.. No.
G72s, Tor SEA See. T.. Twp. 9 y. Range
81 H. Y. VI =. Meridian. has 6led no.
tirr OF intention 20 make final Five
vcur Proof. &C. establish claim 10 the
lard above described. before Register
sud Receiver. I. y Land OMce. ri Tu.
cumcari. y NJ. on the 2ls' dav Of
NoNomhcr. 1912.
Claimant name. 70. witnesses:
Jonathan \. Valentine. Of Tucumcari.
y. NJ, r. \. WAYNE. Of TucumcarI. Y.
NJ. George W. Bell, Of LLOYD, Y. NJ.
John !. Reagan. Of Lovd. Y. VI.
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p"ut''mon' of he Interior. L = Land
once ~ Tuuumrari. New Mexico.
september 70. 1912.
\o'fr" = hr'ebv given rha. James 4.
rnko. Of Plain. y. NJ. VINO. ON March
'. 1907, made n. +. No. 90. tor Nwit
80. o, Twp : y Range 70 E.. Y. VI.
p Meridian. ha. filed notice Of MEN.
ruL 20 make Final Thr"e Year Proof.
.o establish claim - 'he land above de-.
,or.hed, before l.. F. Williams, [. =.
ommIsison,r ~ Nurdorh. y. NJ. on
Ice 10Th day OF NCvcmber. 1912.
d. 4, mar' names - wl''"-S">
Ben Barker r. : Lindsey. g. n.
'ia'fc'i and e.. n. Moon. al Il Plain.
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department Of the Interior, L. \. Land
unicc at Turumrari. New Mexico
september H., 1912.
Notice is hereby given that Charles
j.. llculricksou. of Jordan, y. NJ. who,
.u MAY Is. 1907. made II. r.. No. 1871.
i0r orig. SEA. SEQ. u. oni Add1 II. f..
No.. DISH made June 10, 1909. for
NEI SEQ. To-. al % Twp. Is y, Range
gp g.. y. VI. H.. Meridian. ha, filed no
.lrc of intention 20 make Final Five
Year ou Original, and Three Year ON
Affair Proof. to establish claim 10 the
land above described. hcfos J.. +. vii
.nm.. T.. = Commissioner. 10 Murdork,
y N. uu 'hr 18Th day NJ October. 1879.
Claimant names ts witnesses.
John Ir,'rr. ct Jordan. y. NJ. Il. II.
~'u,ou. of Jordan. y. VI, \. H.. Green,
.f Jordan. y. NJ. William u. Wi'.hcr.
of Ne Nli,tor. y. VI.
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Department of tho Interior. Y. q Land
Office ~ Tucumcari. New Mexico.
September 10. 1919.
Notice j. hereby given that Asa Ed
win Lewis, ~ Curry. y. VI. who. on
august 90. 1907. made II y. 40. IQ307.
'ur H. + No. e'aoin 'hi..made
'"r SWi Soc. 70, Twp. = y, Range %
T.. y " y. Meridian, has filed notice
v intention 20 make Final Three Year
Proof. % establish calm % the land
hove described, before Murrv W,
shaw. L. y Commissioner. at Hassell,
Y. VI. m the 18th dav 81 November.
.ol2.
Claimant names as witnesses.
William NJ. Swift. Ebert =. Can
Joy. Fli, Earp ard Dan cecil. al Of
.Hrry. Y VI.
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1. o. o. F.

IgegG carl Lodge / o q i. meets in
Masonic ball every Thursday uisnr
Visiting Brothers always welcome
y G-lred Kreger
V. On T.. Parish
See y q. ". Yost
Tress.--A +. Falkenberg
Trustee - VI. term'-G. A Eager
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Eastern star

B,rhel Chapter No. IS, Order Faster
star, meets in Masonic hall every 2nd
and ith Tuesday night. - 500 p IN.
Visitors cordially invited.
Mrs. Margaret wbitmors. W VI
Mrs. j. g. Elkins. Sec'y
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Royal Arch Chapter

Tucumcari Royal Arch Chapter No.
IL Regular C~ouyocation. 2ul aud 9Th
Mondays Of each month In Masonic hall
at $50 . NJ. An visiting companions
3me.
A X. Garter. High Priest
j T. whitmore, Sec
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Masons

Tucumcuri Lodge No 81, A + & A.
N. meets ia Masonic Hall Regular
meetings 1T and 3rl Mondays Of each
month at 20 p. IN. All visiting broth
ers welcome
u q Jacobs, W. "
i r. whitmore. Sec'y
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Department Of 'hr interior r. 8. Land
ONi.r ~ Turumrari. New Mexico
S"u'cmher II, 1912.
NC'lre is hereby given that Joseph
p. Pearson. Of Curry, y. NJ, who. on
January Sth. 1905, made II. f.. NJ.
"9290. Tor NEh SEQ. 30. Twp. : y.
Range - f.. y. VI. p. Meridian. ma.
lied notice Of intention "a make Final
rnr"" Yrnr Proof, 70 establish claim 70
'hr baud above described. before MN.
~ Is. Snaw. L. :. Commissioner. a,
i~Io,,",l. y VI. ou he "2l DAY Of o.
.ob"r. 1919
Claimant names - witnesses
John Hurley, Peter i. Acklev. Elber'
: Gambler and John Marsh. an q
, O.rrv. y VI
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NSAASH Oh
Department 81 the Interior, 4. s. Land
ON % atTucumcari. New Mexico.
September =. 1919.
\o'irr j. hereby given that James J.
Morris. Of House. y. ". who. on April
u, zoos. made II. T.. No. "4a55. for
Niii So. 90. Twp. : Y. Range 90 F..
Y VI = Meridian. has fled notice Of
intention 70 make final Three Year
r'oof, 20 establish claim 20 the land
ahuy" Described. before Murrv w.
shaw. Z. : Commissioner. at Hassell.
y. " on the gl,' dav Of October. 1912.
claimant names ~ witnesses:
4. e. + lfrr. Of House. Y. VI, Newton
Thornton. Of House. Y. NJ, \. ". Walk.
~. ef House. y. NJ. James VI. DRYDEN,
Of Roosevelt. y. VI.
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NOhlSb "
Department oi me Interior 4. ). Land
one" - Iurulrrari. New McNicu.
S"r'"mh"r -. 1912.
\o'ir" : hereby given that Barton
N. hh,lpo'f, Of Plain. y. ". who. on
september !. 1907. made H.. +. No.
1851. for W, SEl, Scc. Y, ana WI.
NEi, ~. -. Twp : y. Range 81 r,
y. VI. = N"rid GA. has g. ! -
Intention 70 make Final Three Year
PROOF. TO- establish claim 80 the land
boy" described. before /. =. Williams,
r.. = Commissioner, AZ Murdock, y. NJ.
,u the 29i day Of October, 1919.
t'a.rau' name. e., witnesses.
Y. i. Thomas. Il. &. Rector. O. Y.
roor",. and 4. =. Lowe. al Of Plain.
y VI
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Department Of the Interior, l.. s. Land
Office o'Turumcati. New Mexico,
september II. 1912.
Notice i hereby given 'ha, John G..
Rector, Of Plain. y NJ, who. on Sep.
'rmher T., 1907. made II. T.. No. 1850.
for wv, see. '3. Twp. y. Range n
r. \. VI =. Meridian has filed notice
of mention 20 max" Final Three Year
Proof, 90 rs'ahi III claim 70 the land
ah"y" described. before |. !. williams.
7. :. Commissioner. ~ Murdock. y. W..
10 'hc 22d iav OF October, l9l2.
claimant names ~ witnesses:
V. i Thomas. g. y. Cooper. 4. p.
lowe. sud y \ Pn.'po''. al Of Plain
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Ruth Rehetah Lodge No I. meets
the lst and 3rd Tue.dav night Of each
month in Masonic bah Visitors vel
come
y. G.-Mrs Anna DeOliSert
Y. G.-Mrs. Marie Jacobs
Serre'ary-Mrs Minnie Pack
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Modern Woodmen Of America meet
in Nasopic han the 4tb Friday nigh,
q each month Visiting Brothers vel
come
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