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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-24

MONDAY, NOV -. Al 323 so. 5TI
East, I VIII sell rooms of beautiful
furniture. Including a $500 Bradford
piano also duarter~sawcd oak dining set.
cost Sl25; legther-scat dining chairs and
rockers. buffet magohany parlor sI!t.
cost $50; new Administer rugs cost SO
each; velvet hall and stair carpet, iron
aud grass beds, new steel range, cost
$50: dishes. utensils and everything for
the home. curtains. etc. Sale 1890 a. M.
c.. u. OSTtRiOu. AuetiOneer.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-24
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Hotels and Rooming Houses
-->>~~-----~-~>-~-~~~~->~-~
V, II. RICIEG COMPANY.
POOL HALL.

POOIs HALL.
cholcc loca ton; ten tables; win average
from $500 Il, sio0 per month clear above
expenses. Sec us at once. as this is a
snap.
GROCERY STORD.
one OF the best little places on the mar
kct; rent only sl5; stock and fixtures at
invoice.
EOOMING HOUSE.
il rooms very nicely furnished, near
State and end South; steam heat, running
water in rooms. $500 will handle.
FIFTY ROOMS.
centrally located: rent only sl75 per
month; doing n good, substantial busi-
ness; $1,000 cash Will handle
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-24
VERY CHOICE BUILDING LOTS +
SALE CHEAP,

5IlX1cJ feet on 10th East, price SiS
Terms 10 suit buyer,
50Xl@0 feet on Logan avenue, price Soo
Terms To suit buyer
&rlXljI feet OH qth T.. aud 9th So, pcl'
$500. Terms to suit buyer.
5oxle5 feet on So. sth East price sic0
rerus 10 suit buyer,
E0Xl6o feet on 18th u. and Harvard aV'
price $ll0o. Terms to suit buyer
HOFFMAN BROS. LOAN g TIuSF ov
Nasatch IA - j. First SouthsI
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-24

You can't make n mistake II YOU h,
any OF the following properties:
t135o-stoo cash and SIS per month \
neat Groom cottage located
Vest CT, Grd South bet Sth n,
9th East. The house i8 aa 20,
AS new Toilet and water. sew
connected. electric lights
MC50-Tcrm9 can nc arranged for
S-roon rpodern brick cottage
18Th East near LIST South. liar
wood floors furnace, full bas
menL and nice improved lot.
s1G50-Will buy ) acres OF ground aero
tbn river Hear u. s. smelt,
Splendid land. plenty of water Al
new 4-room brick house.
s sco-For a lot 4oX155 on 18Th East ne
6th South, 500 less than 4,
other property in the sama nciS
borhood. Sidewalks paid for.
s11oo-For the corner Of 1sth East a
6th South facing north and We.
AIiX155 feet TO alley. Can y
equal II for price asked? sid
walks all around paid for In ful
s5ooo-A handsome new s-room e-sto
brick residence on RI St, near
monts. Large attic and large /
Lot worth $500. II would q
$4,000 TO build the house. Com
auentlv il is $500 below the aci
nj value.
$40 0o0-Mr. Speculator. 1i6 lots west
9th North near ~. S, r.. rour
house. Lots should sell for not Il
than 500 each, Come In and let
show you. owner must sell.
reasonable offer VIII be refused.
Fire Insurance.
It VIII cost you but very little 20
surc yoDr home and furniture with a
Of my three companies.
a RICHTER,
73 South Main st. Phons Was s
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-24

$50 Down and FI5 per Month.

$50 Down and $l5 per Month.
\ beautiful i-ro"m brick house, To-
ated in the heart Of Poplar Grove. The
lot is 81 feet wido by lGI feel deep 10
Il two-rod alley in The rear. The price
is $500. aud ran be sold for the above
terms ''Mr. Worbingmau." this is your
chance TO secure home.
DO not fail TO sec this quick, II YOU
wish home.
SMITH REALTY COMPANY
Wasatch 1888. 2oG iIuopcr Bldg
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-24

CAPITAL RAISED FOR MANUFACTUR-
ing and Industrial projects of merit.
Stocks and bonds sold on commission
basis. New projects organized and pro-
NOTED. We furnish references of securi-
ties SOLD Best Of connections. Horace
Cleveland. o. k121I
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-24

| Fire Insurance.
| lt VIII cost you but very little 20
| surc yopr home and furniture with a
| of my three companies.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-24
AUCTION SALES
PUBLIC s UCTION

TOBLIC NUOJIUN
275 EAST 1Sr SOUTH ST.
On Monday, Nov. 35, at 80 D. m
Consisting Of the entire contents
OF n siX-room residence and COM
prisinS in part: Dining room table.
chairs, sdcboard. Norris chair,
kitchen table and cabinet. three
complete bedroom outfits. sanitary
cot. leather couch, leather seated
rockers, etc.
The entire lot Of goods Is in first
class condition, and win all bc sold
10 the highest bidders without re-
serve or limit.
DEALERS INVITED.
UTAH AUCTION g. COMMISSION
COMPANY.
AUCTIONEERS
k2oo
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-24

A RICHTER,
7S South Main st. Phons Was,
Ia
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-24

$4,000.
New G-rn. mod. b"k hunga-
iow. southeast. close To car Inc.
Lot dOxl@0 81. Terms.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-24
S.TS. SODTETAST

FIVE ACRES. SOUTHEAST;
orchard. barn ana garage, pouI-
try houses, Groom thoroughly
modern brick bungalow, oak
floors. hot water furnace, fire.
place. etc. and other first class
improvements. Leaving city.
VIII soil at sacrifice. Terms 10
suit buyer.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-24

cash and SIS per month
a neat Groom cottage located
West CT, Grd South bet. Sth 1
9th East. The house Is az 2,
as new. Toilet and water. Sc,
connected. electric lights.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-24

TUESDAY at rs West md South at II
a. IN. 1 VIII sell s rooms OF furniture
heaters carpets. rugs, lot linolcum dixie
new). . Morcs Monarch ranges with res
evyoirs, iron and brass beds, piano
springs. mattresses, pillows. gas heaters
velvet and Bundar rugs and everything
FOR the home. Send what YOU hayo TO
sell Monday. ] charge 10 per cent.
G.. L.. OSTERLQH Auctionccr.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-24
For Rent-Garage.

AUTOMOBILE GARAGES SALESROOM,
etc. fully equipped and the best locs..
tIon IN the city; State street bet, 2nd and
3rc South, formerly occupied by the Rnn-
dull-Dodd 20. Apply @. s. Holmes, office
SemloL aks4Iei. n30i
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-24
NOR THIS.

Groom brick home. on In,
70 olly : block from Iltl ~
81 Chicken coops, earaxo
bearing fruit trees. $4,000 a.,
u $500 cash. $25 per ma,,
.Ialk about your SNAPS. .''
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-24

MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE
Ponleroy. IS West LIST North. pSS1
CITY AND FARM PROPERTY. Low
est rates. J. L Perkcs. 4i2 Atlas blk.
h3ts7
$1,000 ON IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY
J To years. No commissions. Call
Phone Was 54S7-M. k59s7
$1,000 TO $4,000 TO LOAN ON SALT
Lake reaI estate W. III. Young 74J
So. LIST W. Wac. 5iS2 k2725
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-24

Wednesday. 1890 at JOS Sc. West
Temple, ] will sell 20 rooms of furniture
carpets, rugs. bedding. iron and brass
beds. dressers, conImcdcS. wardrobcs
Ia blcs, center and dining rockers. etc. :
also / and @-buruer gas plates, heating
stoves. cook stoves lot liuolcun, sanitary
COTS, folding bed, cost $50. Attend This
sale foI bargains. No reserve. Most
money gets the goods.
9. T.. OSTERLOH. Auctioncer,
ka2Ga
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1856
FRITSCH, 2Ql-2O2 FELT BLDG,
NOW FOR a FEW BARGAINS

a house and lot on corner near Fish
cr's brewery. No, the house is not mod
crn, but the lot is 50Xl35, and worth 5000
PRICE ONLY 5000.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-24

HOUSTON REAL ESTATE
INV E,STMENT co.
COL Main. Phone WAS. 81
We Wrlto Fire lnsur1uce.
VIII Go OF Your Bond.
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RIGHT ON STATE ST

&c car fare; II acres flnc q,
",,roon frame house. * dar
place for poultry business. sSa
ohc-half cash, balance 10 g,,t
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-24

$500
A corner. Slh South and 9th
Fast, 5oxlo5 feet to alley. One
third cash.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-24
HARWA RE

HARWARE.
Ono OF the best retail hardware stores
in southern Idaho for sale. Storero0m
30Xs0 well lighted: good display windows;
upto- dato tXtures. no old stock This
Is n splendid opening for a 1.-Two man,
Stock will Invoice about $4,000 Building
With two lots. $4,000. Call on or address
Twin Falls Realty Company, Twin Falls,
Idaho. No trades k2292
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-24

EXCEPTIONAL BARGAIN.
Douglas ave, near university. 5-room
modern brick. reception hall. etc, easy
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-24

| $lCJ0-Tcrrn3 can nc arranged for
S-roon rpodern brick cottage
18Th East near LIST South liar
| wood floors, furnace. full bas
mcnL and nice improved lot.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-24
CATERING

FIRST CLASS WORK TO LADIES EN-
tcrtalning at home. Hyland 15l-J
k3c19
The Dolores star., 1912-05-03

| sesvlas noes thas oee tern. Rvery
fous yesn H. cesassy b plunged
| ioeo Z political campaign III cbiei
oeouls q which b 20 casse . De-.
| psnGslos q IS pr cess IL busisess
activitieo 81 that year.
This will pgoduce . tw0-fOld
6eoe0e % The cuuDtsy. The 6fss
b that Ne win osiy have peesi-
Asssiai csapaigs every six years
Instead a four. thereby bene6ting
The busluess Of The countsy 10 that
exeesl. The secoud beae6t b that
The pessidsnt when ouce elected
viii ksow that hls six years will
y oil thst be can spend 10 the
white HOUSE. and instead Of play
ing politics and working for .
secoud term. which they ali do. be
will work solely for the benefit Of
his country thus making . good
record % which bic posterity may
point with pride.
President Tan u endesvoring to
succeed himself and while be has
beeu digpi6sd and over and above
board In the efforts be has made to
win . second nomination. yet
senator from his own party recently
wrote . letter charging him with
having "received stolen goods" rs
the outcome Of . political conven-
tion which elected TAFT delegates,
which convention was composed
largely Of federal Office holders.
The passage Of this bill would
render such disgraceful proceedings
impossible In the future.
The Dolores star., 1912-05-03

aoaklucs . wssk ess hsttss. thaa .
small amount q wales saeb Day.
Cultlvsts atout The tsssa Do n"s
allow ed o. weeds 70 grow about
young tsses.
Piace . guard about ths trss.
Support the ire % thst IL growth
viii b erect, MOI leaning 10 The dIrsc'
tiou u The prevailing wind. Do moi
allow any part II the tree 70 run
against supporting stake Of sssrd.-w.
W. Robbins. Department Of Botany
aud Forestsy, q. A. q. Fort Collins.
The Dolores star., 1912-05-03

Soms Rslss for Shsas Tree Planting
II h better 10 uss stock that has bses,
grown under climatic conditions sln.i.
lar " thoss where the tree Ii Ia be
planted.
Trees two Inches In diameter are
large enough.
Root system should he compact and
trunk strsight.
Watch for shipment. Do not allow
trees 10 dry out on depot platform.
Plant the trees ~ soon ~ possible
after they come from the nurs~ry.
However, u the grower Ia not ready 10
plant, the trees must he properly carrd
Tor. Unpack large bundles Of stock dig
trench In . shady place and heel the
trses In until ready 10 plant IN any
event do not expose roots 10 sir any
longer than absolutely necessary.
Trim the lower branches 10 Q height
IN elk or seven feet FROM the ground.
Remove about o1e-haif Of the previous
year's growth In order 10 maintain the
balance between root and stem systenn
Trim 81 oil torn or broksm roots b.
1bss planting.
Plant with q large . root system -
posslbls.
The hole should b. larger than the
riot system.
Do mot nut eepsh manure In ths h.,l..
u vili busn the rools.
Sse tFess 81 Inch " two deeper than
they stsod In the nursery.
Arrange the roots 70 spread matually.
- " u thAt the soll y ORA, about
The ruots.
Do nos leavs . depression alsout the
stem In which wates Will stand; seasd.
Dag waller q the hass At young tssee
eassss suneeald.
wsass yssss tssss fsssly. Twe eped
The Dolores star., 1912-05-03
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
(Publisher.)

Dopaft0o0t OF tAbo lntoftOf,
U. D Land Ofiice ~ durango, Colorado,
Notice 10 hcrcby given that Robert y. Cooley
Of Arriola, Colorado, WIN, on March nth, lyOi,
made Homestead Application No. xAJ, serial
for tho n 81 and SW Of SE Of section !
township " north, range 10 west, n r
Meridian, has hiod notice Of intention 70 make
nnal i've year proof, 70 establish claim 70 the
land abose describsd, before q. J. Scharnhorst,
clerk Of the county court for noptssuma
county, Colorado, At C0rtes, Colorado, on
the lUsh day VI June, 1919.
Claimant nance ns witnesses:
Mont Mccall, n. W. Royce, J. ID. Mclean and
Henry Nsehouse, all OF Arriola, Colorado.
u. n. CnAnLTOn, Register.
First pub. may 3. 1yi3: Last pub. juno I, 1872.
The Dolores star., 1912-05-03
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
tPublishor.)
Nssn 1 NAL l.nnl

LUUOs
Department u the Interior.
u. 8. Land once At durango, colorado.
April isth, ivi2.
Notice 10 hereby given that fiscia Muse, ol
Lebanon, colorado, who, On september aNh,
iN6, made Homestead kntry No. Il Ute series
section and on March iAth, iyu7 made ad
ditloaai Homestead Applicsti0a No. 10 Uts
series, serial No. VISA, iOr the SW NV and
north, kanss - west n \ 4 Meridian, has nisd
notice u intentl0O ~ make hnal hve-yeaI
prOOa, u estAOlish claim 70 the land a0ovs
described, bsaOre T.. !. Scharnh0rst, cisrk Ol
the coauty court Ut hontszums county, Colo
RADIO, At Cortss, Colorado On tire 9th day ol
Aay, tvlx.
Claimant uames a. Witnesses:
h. J. Calhoun, Elmer CAihuun, Clara Smith
and b. ". bryan all VI Lebanon, colorado.
u. n. ChAkLrOh,
kesistcr.
first pub rpr ~. 1919; last pub may "a, .ylk.
The Dolores star., 1912-05-03
STATE NEWS NOTES

The business men Of Ii Junta have
established . rest rom for the accom-
mediation Of vlsiton 10 the city, espec-
iaily hrnen.
6nn,e one In the vicinIty Of Evans
could mot wait until the opening Of the
saloons, % robbsd the depot Thursday
night taking the nrst consignment u
whisky.
The Evans improvement socssty,
cosnpnsed Of women, decided Thursday
n uss 10 surplus money to purchase .
6rs whistle aud petitioned the town
board 10 adopt curisw ordinance.
Game Warden Norvsll and Sheriff
Lsdford Of Aollat county are aster On
slk poacher who seems 10 b killing
Tor the teeth and antlers of the animals
A hugh elk ives found Thuraday on
Williams fork With only the bead
mixing.
Directon Of the public school 1t
Gateway, In the western end II Mesa
county. The largest Mormon settlement
ID the ptats, have barred Swedish,
shildrsn. TIE eongrsss Of Sweden has
'psassd ; lav exclUdtng Aovmsus fronl
that county. and the oct u 0alewsy
10 In sstaliaslon.
That the ref.,ss from, the sugar fast
cry which goes Into the Povdrs rivei
and lodss along the hanks Of tbs
stream h accountable for the thousands
u rsts that iniest 0rseIsy was recently
discovered. Until two yeas ago rats
were unknown there. II b said that
ths water b full of the sweet i6re ii
sugar tests and the rats being fond ol
this, follow the river for miles. Eat
Greeley near the factory. 10 over run
with the pests.
Reports from the various Denver
packing houses show . decided In
GREASE In the prics AZ meats. Some n
them have practically doubled within
the past week. The greatest jump h
reported on mutton. Ths prios n
doubled. Bssf hes rlssn four cents .
pound and In iact the oaly prise ne
nsaining about the san,s b that tot
port. Scarcity Of cattle aud the ex-
tremely high price for feed are given -
the cause Tor the incrrase.
THE desire u the western slops farm
err 10 help needy brsthesu In eastern
Colorado aud western Kansas whese
cattle were stasvins the past winter 10
rssponslbls for . hay famine around
OraOd Junction. Thouaands Of tons
were shipped out from the Plateau val
10Y In Mesa county, from around
Delssqus and Rifle aud from Delta
aud Aonlross counties aud before the
uew crop comes In the charitable in.
stincts Of the ranchsss u western
Colorado will have cost them tbous-
Ands II dollars.
The Dolores star., 1912-05-03
NOTICE OF ADJUSTMENT DAY.

Estate Of Angus Mcdonald. deceased.
The undersignod, having boen appointed I'D.
minstrator Of the estate Of Ansus Mcdonald,
late Of the county 0f Montssuma, In the
state of colorado, deceased, hereby gives
notice that be will appear before the County
Court Of said Moutexuma County, at the court
srd day Of june, A. d. iSiz, ct the hour Of
~ o'clock A. n. Of said day, at which time all
persons having claims against said estate are
pose Of having the same adjusted. All persons
indebted TO said estate are requested 70 make
immediate payment To the undsrsigned.
dated at COrtes, Colorado, this 18th, day Of
April, A. ID. 1919.
y. r. BAnrLErr, administrator
Of the estate Of Angus Mcdonald, Deceased.
First pub may 3, isst pub may "a. 1919
The Dolores star., 1912-05-03
Friday. Nay ) 's,,.

ss0.8S ~-S -
~ Pusssle q Ksewtolge.
Detweeu Q dash to the pole"
asd . scieuti6c study Of the geolog.
heal ahd uasussl history Of . part Of
The antarctic coutinent there 10 the
di6erence that exists between IN
exploit and On achievement. Cap
sain Amundses's brilliant fea,
deuoasssated the superiority Of his
squipaens and geasSal experience;
bot Shackletoa he'd previously
leasued enough to warrant the con-
clus3ou that the South pole In
situated On % elevated and storm
swept plateau. The chief scientific
value q Amuudseu's exploit lies In
its proof that Shsckletou's infer.
suces were correct.
Capsais Scott probably reached
The pole Q Few weeks later than
Amundsea; but the attainment oi
thst southuost point was only .
part Of Captain SCOTS purpose.
He took with him the largest staff
of scienli6c experts that has ever
visited IL Antarctic reGioas. Even
he fragoeutary and incomplete re.
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this consrihnsion - ns,nrsl .c;-nce
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The Dolores star., 1912-05-03
GENERAL NEWS ITEMS

Gilbert, La. April 30 Three Louie
lana parishes were sweptby tornado
shis morning. Ten psssons we're killed
and sooss os snoss lsjueed. The prop
ssty damage will run Into mlllions Of
dollan.
Smyrna, April 10.--Ths steamsr
Tssas. 6slossin9 70 the Archipelago
Americas 6tsamship company, ssrsck
. mlns q the entnNcs q the gulf u
Bmysna today. NlHty psrsoss out 81
tAs one hundssd and Any.six m bnerl
wsss psssued. Tue Tsxas, flying the
Tuskish eas. vas sasassd In carrying
mall lssm Coastsntlno pie 70 I.evant.
y. Psssnbsss. April %. -l.hs Rus.
slAa rAsllamsnt hss paassd It'll prU-
Al6lslmg sahls hustlMg " thsss jean,
40 maklag u illegal even 70 kssp
sah)es 10 slaek. TIE Fsasea b the mp
= dlaappsasAses - The sahlss from
essals. esass 1flsss ysap - al'oss
1oaooo ssl,ls sklns wsss tseeUAt ysasly
y lsells ~ ossae nssalaa ~ ~ ~
The Dolores star., 1912-05-03

81. I0uls, April ~. The Hood con.
ditioOs 1t this point became alarming
tonight when the gauge registered o. 8
feet, . rise u Ia feet since morning
and one u 81 feet In the past ~ houra.
The prrsent stage u water u within .
half foot 0f the danger mark. Heavy
rsius have swellsd the rlvers, and every
creek In 81. Louis county 10 reported to
be nut Of Ito banks tonight. The Msrs-
,nec river hes risen Is feet since Satur-
day morning. Hundreds II acres Of
farm land. besides clubhouse aud
dwellings, are uudes water.
The Dolores star., 1912-05-03

sais n fem. This yeas thess ~ ssly
1880 sklWs. The pm - ~ hpsl
DasBpunsls sables-stsss M . shIa-
sill b : tsmptsiles y sssspsss 70
sva6s tbs NV.
The Dolores star., 1912-05-03

Washington, ID. q. May l.-Food
and shelter for on~ hundred aud sixty
tbousand Ipenple prot'aiay will have TO
he provided Tor by the var department
for another month ~ rrsult ~ the re-
newed food Of the Mississippi river.
The destitute are t'<ing turned over
rapidly to the local committees but the
reports from the army engineers indi-
cate the daily average to In served
with plantation rations" by the coin-
missary department. continues 10 Ne
that nunb~r and the cost Is $4,000 =
day.
The Dolores star., 1912-05-03

Oklahoma City, April 3.--As de-
tailed reports come la the extent u the
devastation Of the loss u lifs, aud
property from Saturdays tornado In.
esrasss. Twenty towns wers struck W
the storm which swept north ward
thr'uxh p'stions 81 southeastern and
central Oklahonsa. Tvo Of them, But
ler aud Fhss were literally wiped out.
Fosty-ons are dsad aud more than Que
hundred Of.ths injured are accounted
for today. No wori has been received
froni Elioraaio. Warren, Martha aud
Blair are reported 10 have suffered
severely while ssnit"el, Colony, aud
Hintos,, Oklahoma have l'een badly
damaged.
The Dolores star., 1912-05-03
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