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Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-10-04

Jack .immo has accepted q position
at the Bell Drug store. ;5$
Several dogs without licenses were
ing Sand disposed Of according to law. Il
Mrs. Condor Of Grand Harbor was a
shopper In the city today between
trains. .s
Doctor LeMux of Dunseith was In the
city yesterday transacting business and
calling on friends.
John Dahlen is in the city today from
Webster attending to business matters
and visiting with friends.
John r. Haslam Is at his f;.,'n, today
where threshing operations arr in full
swing.
Miss Marie Meters returned last eve
ming from st, vincents where she has
been visiting with friends for the past
few weeks.
A card party is to be given this eve
ming in the basement parlors of St
Joseph's church. Everyone is cordially
invited to attend
The band entertained last evening Civ
ing splendid concert and several sere
nads. The band has been great asset
to Devils Lake under the able direction
Of Mr.. Maxwell.
Rev. J. Backer Of the diocese of Fargo
arrived in the city Monday and was
the over night guest Of Father Leo,
leaving yesterday for Grand Forks.
Father Backer was appointed by Rev.
Bishop OReilley Of Fargo to visit all the
Academies and parochial schools in the
dioces SO that they might establish
a uniformity in these schools. It was
for this reason that Rev. Backer visited
this city.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-10-04

Mrs. Lille Kaufman of Esmond who
has been in attendance at the w. c.
T. U. convention returned to her home
today.
Clifford Granger of Valley City who
has been visiting in this city for the
past few days with Prof. Cross while
en- route home from several weeks
visit in Montana left today on No. for
his home.
Mrs Walker left today for Starkwea-
Their where she will spend a short time
visiting.
Mr.. lila Of wyman Partridge Whole
sale house in st. Paul has accepted a
position at the New York Cash store.
Mrs. Johnson Of Webster was in the
city today shopping and visiting with
friends.
Mrs. Jean NJ. Stevens who was in
attendance at the w. c. T. U. conven-
ton from Towner returned to her home
yesterday afternoon.
A. Ranko Of Brocket who was ar
rested week ago on the charge Of
blind pigging was sentenced to ninety
days in the county Jail today by Judge
Cowan and in addition given a fine OF
$500.
j. Hamre, of Edmore was denied a
druggist permit and the permit of A H.
Bell was continued until Oct. y.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-10-04

The Young Mems Republican club to
be organized at the court house at s
o'clock tomorrow evening has met with
the first obstacle it has had to encoun
ter since the first announcement of the
new organization.
There seems to be difficulty in pac-
ing any limit on the age, and every
classed under the head Of young men,"
The greatest trouble was when dad"
Bell, the famous candy mixer at the
drug store, that's all'' made applica-
ton to become a member of the alread
famous organization. 4lr Bell insisted
that he was younger than the youngest
of the young men, and further that he
knew of several who had been admitted
to the ranks who would be IN the Os-
lerized stage and therefore he would
have them relgated to the rear before
his application was acted upon.
Dad Bell will be made an honorary
member of the meeting tomorrow night,
but that is the best the boys can do
for him. It was decided at an executive
meeting held today to make Dad" Bell
senior adviser Of the new organization.
There SENS to be considerable diff
Guilty in putting limit on the young
men, there being so many good repub-
licans in Ramsey county eager to join
the organization. When the petitions
were first circulated there was great
| names appended, and it was with tears
In ! eyes that the solicitor was OBJ
| liged to turn them down.
Every Republican in Devils Lake looks
| like young man. The real vim and
strength Of Ramsey county is composed
Of the Republicans. and it is insulting
to tell. any they are not in the young
mems class. The puzzle must be solved
and will be at the meeting tomorrow
night which will be attended by all re-
publicans and then an age limit will be
fixed. The question is How old is
ANN"
October q has been designated by the
National Association for the study and
prevention Of tuberculosis as "Tubercu-
losis Day. and on that date or on the
days Immediately preceding and fol-
lowing It every effort will be made to
secure the cooeration of the churches OF
the country in presenting Tile anti-tu-
berculosis campaign to their congrega.
tions
! To meet the real grievance Of the
churchman that the ecclesiastical year
is already overburdened with special
days" of all kinds. tuberculosis Day
has been given an elastic character. II
an individual minister objects for any
reason whatever to presenting the sub.
ject of tuberculosis before his congre.
cation on Saturday or Sunday. Oct. q
or a., he may do so some other day
either during the week preceding or the
week following. tuberculosis Day is not
an attempt to infringe on any Of the
church calendars. It is rather an earnest
effort to engage the interest Of every
church congregation in this. one Of the
most vital problems that knocks at the
pastors study door.
Announcement is made at the univer
sity that the next qualifying examina
ton for the Rhodes scholarships will
) take place on Tuesday and Wednesday
| Oct. Is and IS. These scholarships con
sist of an award annually for a periot
Of three years and ent;tle the holder t,
\ attendance at the University OF OXFORD
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-10-04

Robert Smith was arrested at 5
o'clock last Saturday afternoon for fig
uring in a stabbing fray on the Ole
Lietz farm at Garske, Irwin Hurley be-
ing the victim of the knife, suffering
from wounds in his left hip.
Fortunately for Hurley he was not
stabbed at higher portion of his
body or the young man would probably
would not have lived. AS it is he is
recovering nicely from the wounds and
will not suffer any severe setback.
The difficulty arose over an argu-
ment to the work the men were accomp-
fishing. Smith was bound over to the dis
trict court, charged with assault with
a DANGEROUS weapon.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-10-04
Farm ], and al
AUG. | ION
live STOCK Al 4 | / AUCTION II On |.
The farm and personal, property fot A.
Lauritxen, 2 miles south and q miles I
west OF Edmore will be sold on III
Tuesday, Oct. 18th Il
Commencing at 1880 a. m.

Commencing at 1880 q. m. a & B
$40 acres highly improved farm Near.
~ all under cultivation. Broken up since.
1906. Absolutely clean 60 acres fenced
pasture with running water. HOUSE
Large, hardwood finished full basement,
good cistern. BARN-Stone basement.
32x6i, new. CATTLE BARN, HOG
FlIUsE CHICKEN HOUSE, BLACK
SMITH SHOP. 4 Good granaries, Car
riage house. wind mill, etc. FINE
GROVE. All kinds Of fruit and berries.
One of the best titled and arranged sec
ton farms in the. state i,.g
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-10-04

the over night guest OF fatner Leo,
leaving yesterday for Grand Forks.
Father Backer was appointed by Rev
Bishop O'Reilley Of Fargo to visit all the
Academies and parochial schools in the
dioces so that they might establish
uniformity in these schools. It was
for this reason that Rev. Backer visited
this city.
The Presbytery Of Minnewaukan will
meet Monday and Tuesday Of next week
in Devils Lake. The regular businss
meeting will take place Monday eve
ming and general conference will be
held on Tuesday. Tuesday evening a
banquet has been arranged which will
be attended by the visiting pastors and
others, the banquet to be served at 8
o'clock. TIL following program has been
arranged for the banquet. b.
Presbyterian banquet, Tuesday, Oct.
g., at Sevilla hotel. Program Of enter
tatnment:
II Music. $50
The JOY of Foundation Laying in
North Dakota, by Rev. J. T. L. Coates,
Rolette. .-,.
Our North Dakota Empire, It's Re-
ligious Future, Rev. ET. s. Morrison.
Rugby.
Music. 5s
The Budget Plan in Church. Finance.
Rev. n. E. Koehler, Minnewaukan.
The Church Edihce. An Element in
Efficiency, Rev. B. A. Fail. Calvin.
The New Awakening Of Men as to
Their Obligations in Things Religious,
What They Owe the, Community, Rev.,
William Mcclung, Rolla. @s. 81
Devils Lake.. A Strategic center-What
Should It Be as Moral and Religious
Force? by Rev. w. W. warne, War
wick.
Music.
Observation-Disclosures Fellowship and
Federation, Rev. A. G. Barron, Devils
Lake.
Our Guests " :. George 2. Talmadse,t
Devils Lake.
Our Hosts, Rev. J. ]. Graham. shey.
enne.
Music.
Benediction, by the Moderator.
Minneapolis to take charge Of the West
ern Union Telegraph Office in this city.
The operator will arrive in a few days
and the new force will then be in full
swing. Mr.. and Mrs. Hall who have
been in charge will leave in few days
for Florida.
FRIDAY. Oct a. will ha the hip dav at
the Fort Totten Indian fair and Devils
Lake will be well represented on that
day, arrangements having been made
to form sveral automobile parties to the
Fort to hear the address Of Congress
man L. B. Hanna who is candidate
for governor Of North Dakota.
Great preparations have been made
for the reception Of Congressman Hanna
who has done more for the high STAN
dard attained at Fort Totten than prob
ably any other man other than Super
intendent Ziebach.
The fair will be In its glory on the
second day and Devils Lake citizens are
very much interested in the success OF
the Sioux Indians along agricultural
lines.
General Creel, the real nimrod of
North Dakota, who can stick until he
gets a respectable bag Of game to bring
home, arrived in the city today from the
reservation and his friends are rejoic-
ing for accompanied with the fact that
General Creel is q good hunter is the
story of big heart and he would not
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-10-04

Miss Anne Bowman of Devils Lake,
who has returned to the state univer-
sity to resume her college studies, will
spend next summer in Chicago doing
research work under Jane Adams at
Hull House. Miss Bowman is ju-
NOR and being deeply interested in So
Geological work, she has chosen that
as her special line.-Grand Forks Times.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-10-04
Personal Property

20 head fine horses. sets harness. 4
mich cows, hogs and poultry All kinds
of farm machinery. necessary to run a
section of land.
Easy terms; watch for later advertis-
ing or write Frank H Hyland, Devils
Lake N. D., for detailed Information.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-10-04

General Creel, the real nimrod of
North Dakota, who can stick until he
gets respectable bag Of game to bring
home, arrived in the city today from the
reservation and his friends are rejoic-
ing for accompanied with the fact that
General Creel is good hunter is the
story of a big heart and he would not
stop until every last chicken and duck
was distributed to his friends and all
could enjoy the FEAST General Creel just
barely escaped getting more than the
limit on the several days he was out
hunting, but when he returned to Dew
lis Lake he was able to face Game
Warden Duis and Is better prepared
than ever to sing the praises Of Taft.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-10-04

Raymond Schiller has arrived from
Minneapolis to take charge Of the West
ern Union Telegraph office in this city.
The operator will arrive in few days
and the new force will then be in full
swing. Mr.. and Mrs. Hall who have
been in charge will leave in a few days
for Florida.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-10-04

Gary, Ind. Oct. 1.-William ,Rugh, the
crippled Gary newsboy, today parted
with his useless leg in order that skin
might be obtained to save the life OF
Miss Ethel Smith. is years old, who was
burned in a motor cycle accident.
Rugh and Miss Smith were placed on
adjoining tables in local hospital. One
hundred and fifty square inches OF skin
was transferred from the boys useless
leg after which it was amputated. Let
tiers protesting against amputation CT
the newsboy's leg were received from
all over the country.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-28

lifted from the chart A few. very
few. questions. fewer notes. hshres
mostly scribblcd on tho margin IN
nervous. hurried hand. ana n" re-
lapses into inactivity, apparently on-
livioua Of his visitor or the visitor y
remarks. \ faint grunt shows ms
acpuleScence ps the visitor rises 10
withdraw and as thc door opens ne
draws his rug m"r' loosely around
him.
The general has horror ~ drafts,
lie travels uog -rdl, 30 the armies
wake Ills Carries, Is heated
trembling u"ut,r,u's h"''r ia IN"
corridor, hoark'u.ng for q coush "t
4 sncczo frsnm tn sancum inside.
They arc responsible To- their s'-
pcrinrs FOR th. wealth "' ih" 'hi'i
81 stan Hundreds oi mon may .nIl
unnotlrcd CIV th. .uTi..'ld I"' th'
general may uul rsN a. chill on ~"
Temperature" d,r,u.. Do. tate "' IN,
Scryian arm, N. Boz hI- '"un"''
marshdl"d aud ..'' u'" 'h ~
umphHl progress
General putnU 1000. ~ 0''' '.'''
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-28
WHAT SAVED
her LIFE
Mrs. Martin Tells About . Painful
Experience that Might Have
Ended SeFiNuSIY.

RlVesV!lle, W. Va.--MrS. Dora Martin
IN letter from RIVesVllle. writes:
For three years. suffered with NO
manly troubles. and had pains IN my
back and side. vas nervous and
could not sleep at night.
Tho doctor could not help me, lie
said would have 20 be operated on b
fore could get better. thought
would try using Cardui.
New. am entirely we'll.
am sure Cardui saved my llta.
will never be without Cardul In my
home. recommend It TO my friendS.' "
Fer nifty years. Cardui has been re
ileVlng palm aud distress caused by Wo
manly trouble. II will surely help you.
II goes 10 the spOt--reaehes the
troubla-rellcves the symptoms, and
drives away the cause.
II yOu suffer from any symptoms Of
Womanly trouhle. take CardHi.
Your druggist sells ahd recommend
a. Get bottlo from him today.
rs ltbs a. leasr' Asylsesy Dasi. cAal,l
eetga t.sehnse a, sl...,l1 W. ~ ne'fg.e
lnsrlelo4s ~ s.,.. -. ..siss.. Isea,ll'l
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-28

the stats. In towns az small e. May
we'll. ana willard and Wagon MOUND
Tsstancla aud Carrlzozo--towbF Inst
Son never used tn thiuh Of unless 700
were reading over the names 90 DC
stations vhIn on a railroad iourucg.
Nou YOU 900 these names lu 'ur
pspers c,D, icv DAYS and you know
,uat tnet ciugcua arc working Jus, ~
hard ana j..f ,s effectively and "ut't-
prlsluaiy 70. are IN" people or H.
larger otto. snf bigger ana ur't'r
thing
It's ar4u ..ua2c NOWADAYS ~ N'v
Mexico ,na' Hocsnr nave 81 civic clu
o. 70 comm,s I.l ~ sting orgtnlzn
,tou of .,., Hnd-.nnd such d'1'
flown. .u. ,'nt, nard 10 Hud.
'rN.r, rrv spirit au"ul ru'
( rc.rIc ... Mc,'no rhH ,car
T.pr. .. 1904. ro Whnt il may CO.,
: rar..u. 49,. ~ b. uuE"c"fsara to q"
....r.i.., ... .n splendid nUcl Ina
u.. .,., .r,n.ui ought 10 ''N'
u., .H .. n innocent Iprr"TI"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-28
TIN woM>> svrru>Gr WAVE.

WIN an OUTPOST far To- the "ast ~
tho Mississippi. ~ Michigan. IN" terri
tory which has equal suffrage now '\'
tends from MisSnuTi.s western bound
AIRY 10 the Pacific, covers an tn" states
west Of The Hockl mountains, ana
stretches from the canadian border
10 tho Guli at california, The states
wyoming. Colorado ltlh. Idaho,
them in the order In which they
adopted H.. which had tull suffrage
for women previous Ia l9i2, were re-
enforced hy Michigan. KansaE, Ar'-
IONA and oregon ~ a result 81 the
recent election, Thus In ten states
women now vote tor an Onlclah M 10
ana including presidents on IN" same
terms ns men,
And tho suffrage way" appears F"
have only started. says the H. l.ou''
lGiohC. DemoCTnt ~ their next cleo
ItIonS North Dakota, Montana, Nevada
and Tcxaa viii vote upon the Tucs
ton, with the prospect. according 4
observers on the ground. that It w.l
cnry AT least three q those states
ANA probably all four. Tho question
lof submitting suffrage proposition u
the people Of their respective STATE"
VIII cOp,c before the legislatures o
New York, pennsylvania Massnchn
sottA New Jersey indiana, Illinois
Missouri. MInneSOta ana other state
this winter, aRa viii undoubtedl'
. leGrry In many OF them. Under tn
lrocsatiy adopted Initiative and refer
{ lepapms u a. % Sppe before tts psopl
~ ohis - he ausIiea ruFnett y
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-28
Serbs Army Coach
Sour Old Codger

belgrade. NoV. .. o. rrnDnrd
nh',z> hErochondrlnr, m a cushion
'h arm hair. u shawl On his knees, Il
mInlor around his throat, with -
,hrri ,u tine table hc'orc him, a. rnr
90, Nlu,u ,ou"c Ia hls hand that r.
l,urru putuk. the ur=uui2"r "t The
SpNuu lan ~ campaign
III I.''>o soldering days az" long
rnsL ~" has mad" tire" campaigns
,ud Na- hrllian, leader IN hts time.
llr n uui 81 touch with H." new gen
Grafton ana his aouUIint1n'" with "N-
,-lug conditions ~ drawn rr"m in'"r-
,irVa with responsible military 'N'
;,rtts Ia his own oN"rhcat"d room.
one hong glnnc" AT the Tao" "i 4
visitor aud his eyes are not again
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-28
BEATS TIM sMNI.IION

Rocent sporadic outbreaks OF small"
pOx have called our attention 10 the
infectIouanoap OF this disease but tho
developments 81 the past few weeks
have demonstrated most conylnelngN
that mo- cOntaRion IN spreading hnn ar
rapidly an that transmitted by the
boosting hug IN New McKico. the
review Of civic ana boosting activity
published In the Herald this week
didn't begin 20 cover all that II being
done In the cities and towns and VII
lagos and counties 81 mo state toward
town and state building. II was
enough. however. TO show hos Strik-
inrsy saate wide IN the forward move
msnt; the publicity movement. the
aslarmlneo and unAnlmous EFFORT q
"a ths world ~ New Mexioo's poSsi'
tfilliss and make those PoSalhlliue,
nsissiai Facts.
Thsre is's ylsor and an enthoSinnH
IA ~ psovpmsns thai n entirely new
t6a va6f 80 "a pretty wsllf o.
e,,les me a. eElgltsiae
- Het gs pSs Y
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-28
I,,Iu,s a. SlIc Ride I,m1IoI,c.

Los Angeles, N",, %, Mss caro-
line Kimhnu, t".m"r} OF CHlcago,
tainted IN the snrl 90 ocean PARK
today after no.u- Carried several feet
on IN" back oi a uorFp.sC.
with scores ct otlcr hHthcrs Miss
KmhaN Was near the pier when
large srh""l ot uorpoisc came rolling
iu Not hr.us quite sure about the
lisa. Miss Kmhall started for the
hc,cl. when one Ot the largest dlN"d
near nor She jumped. and In doins
"a got Ia the direct path OF tho por'
poiso. witch carried her along on rs
mack u short distance.
SHE screamed and then tainted
Otacr bathorS hurried To her and sh"
was cnrried ashore. When rlrorls 4"
revive her fallOd she was taken to a
Ihysiulan's once, where she did not
recover for nearly two hours.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-28

n,odue,. Tie was in HIS youth devoted
IN mathematics and meiallurty. His
active career in tho army was ter
minated some years ago when he RE-
,Ircd as n colonel 10 give himself uT
with passion 70 the study OF war tao
tics.
He was induced TO leave his re"
t,rement and was Promoted u the
rank Of general Then, na minister
Of war. he contributed vaAtly, 10 -tha
ronrga nization of the Servihn army
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-28
\ T,s,ll,nnn Tale

size. ..,.., fair dum-,I auu u' ''r
.uur- o h"r."un.t r,l" 'hI""-'
Nr.uusi"u ,Hrn.
N,trr the muur,r %, gutu IT," ana
uu. INDEPENDENT thlunE" SUI sh'
.,.. rutug alone. aud h." h"stt"d'
u., .rlrndiJ chestnut s"rrr with inc
.... ,i ou, th"r"uanl, ar'u,t"m"" 10
Roe ','i .sr.
1905 nrr MNg W"r, wu.slns, 'nd y
ruu-t .., .uut"s.od tn.u ~h' v.,s chew q
.us gum
a. -ur nass"d Il u.s 'rge r""r ,n"
i,rGv.r she took her Wad "i gam
lrrm hcl mouth ana tus.cd It on in
ruuul ur.u thu root ct the 'r'".
\ weeds passed Sh" "us riding
ru.u n Washunt"u nrk rs IN"
uoar,i ,not Dig tire" - sudd"u Thought
-,rmcd lu str.kc nrr. ilas,ih dis
n..rnlIug. ST." went to ia" tie" ana
,Ir.u,I ~" gr"und Moor ih" t""i
n' o..
/ \ c. ul Ju. .uri urw urr .l"
! ,n, ~'u.p,u and p,n'l .p ."n"'h.u-
! Mt.
lol r,.c 4.v,,a b., D. va- bee.
! SD 90 sum
/ na.. D. v,ts uur, ruou that "'.'r
. u.. lIr would un. have ""'n
.t,,n.
Il ddru 10 that vad %. gam .H- men
.m..~lna ~" gold tooth 'n'.'-"
Fl.,Hu'
Iur..,Ipl,n E,c"ld. Mamuond-
! Wn. d" Nou take your VII" eco often
Foo .," the moving pictures
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-28
STATE NEWS BRIEFS

Npnur NJ 'Nusn' o. W,uu .lc.
y ). wnrr "I fudpr Edward Il.
NIgn, Of santa Pc d,,d monday cot
the residence o' Div son g' inc age OF
80 year. i"IoH.ug 3D. rr.id"nc" 81
soycrl months zoo S.nn, rr. Judg"
Wright nj uls w"ru'r u.u loda, VITA
mo rnun.us '.r W1t'l,iIr Nrcrr IA.
,rim,ur vill rrr" p.,.'.
W"rh lIs already orgun al ''hnlld-
ms ,uc Spanish American Norman
,.h"ul 1T ~ llDo. the Aln,oo" insnr-
dn.n money being used Tor ~" ini'
pose. II w,Il be imposslhl" To cHnng"
lhc location of tho school. u"w pra''
tiraay iuaccsslhl" witAou, amend
urcul nI me constitution.
The uoswcll Elks "iI hold ,l"Ir
big annual charity ban ON ln" wrw
ur Dcccmher I.
Committees .la,o r"v -grl,d "ut
In Roswell to raise e m- muu tor
uRo I'm advertising lhr ,.i' ud '1llN
nud business men 90" contributing
| rcuor"uI'.
Tur Ilill % Louis Iiub,r's ana JonD
| iumpNIus. Whi'n N" court has tul"'
| must prurr"d al lns Vegas. hldS i"'I
| ln 10, nitr"Iy fought The men are
rlargcd with loading dopr"datlonS "'
rustlcrS upon tho docks and herds al
tho lioll ranch,
|
Tho hoard at regents ot the \o'm'
uuIvrrsit> IA Las Vegas met '"'l"' '''
Ia receive nlds on repairs to lh. u'1
building which Il II said wll cos
about 81, OOO. including now ''r .'d
Iugs throughout, hmus .'., u""
drawn for a PROPOSE no.. 10" ain.
for which an appropr N'I ''
, sought from the nest g.. sHNurr.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-28
TuN~KSGNING nNN.

DO. .,..ttau.n win uur OF ANA
..,.,.o ...,.,.nuuI cu..
al. ,,c, IA,
''"'a' ,.y 1000 million.
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OF p'"pi" o.. . ".. -.
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..'.' 'h''''-'''' nm
"''fr '.'' Pol. "'''''' ..
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-28

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.y.. r,.u ouu ma. TIA, "-uI, -ur.
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-28

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