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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-11
Many Men Will Participate in
Columbus Day Celebration Here
Name and Memory of DscOverer of America Will Be Honor
ed by knights Of Columbus and Other Organizations Of
Patriotic Citizens Brief Program in Church to Be Fol-
lowed by Public Exercises in Elks Opera House.

for months ahead, could not he post
punrd without causing much cuntu-
sion. hence It tx probable his grace
VIII not hu here tomorrow,
From the church the various or
Ruullutiuus viii form In line and
march To- the Elks' thcutcr, Tho line
at march he tx follows: From he
Immaculate" Conception church south
To- Central avenue, from Central east
Ia First street; south on First street
To- cola n,ruu"; wet uu cold avenue
To- Firh street. thence To- the lsllIs'
opera house
Thr parade VIII be- under the dircc-
tiun uf Grand Marshal j. 4, johnson
aud Assistant Grand Marshal Herbert
l.. Ashuliu.
IN" first division, Frank O'Iilclly,
marshal VIII ounsiHt at u band. the
government Indian school cadets st.
JuoHcph's cadets Sacred Heart cadets,
immaculate Conception school cadets
rho second division. led by u band
VIII have the pHtTtulic Union ul
America Erncsto l'alludlnu, marshal,
the Mutual Protective Society, Leon
urdu liuuirk, mnrYhni; the Spanish
American Society, Nicholas Franco
mur.hal, the Spanish-Amcrlcan AM
uu,r, y. 4. S,dilu, marshal: tho
Christopher C"l"mhu Society, Guiscp-
ur del rutr, marshrli IA" knights Of
Columbus, ThoIus r. kol,hcr, Jr.,
marshall his honor M" mayor;
m,mhrra OF tho city council his oX-
u,ll,ury the governor, ana members
of thr. governors start
ON arrival ut tho thuat"r the prosi'
dents ct the various aucirtlys the
mayor ANA city council ana governor
ana Ftalf und momhors ~ the clergy
VIII occupy r,ttn uf honor on the
stage, which has been urtiNicallS
decorated In patriotic scheme Tor IA,
occasion, The program viii brgir
with the singing Of n patriotic solcc'
ton, after which the orator of the
day VIII be introduced.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-11

coiumbfs. Ohio. Iniv is.--In reply
To many lutters about ms recent arti.
Gle on cntarrh and constipation I wish
70 make the following statement:
Constipation Il becoming moro pre-
valent every day. Nearly ona-half
Of the human family are troubled with
Il more OF less. This fact presents a
serious complication In tue treatment
OF chronic disease.
Thirty years ago when was pre-
scrfblng Peruna every day only q
small fraction Of tho people needed a
laxative. But ! have found by ex-
perience that more and more a Taxa.
tive must be used.
Peruna originally contained no lax
alive element used to prescribe the
laxaus Manalin to be used In case a
laAs i've was needed, This necessl-
tated the patient buying two bottles
OF medicine instead of one.
As constipation became moro gen.
eral l finally concluded to add n laxa-
tive element to Peruna. The new
Peruna is made with n laxative in
gredient. The old Peruna (Ka-tar-
MOI Is without a laxative. on that
account some prefer the old Peruna,
some prefer the new Peruna.
The new Peruna is for people who
have some catarrhal allment and yet
need a laxative. Sold at all drug
stores.
The Old Peruna (Ka-tar-no) " for
those people who have some catarrhal
ailmcnt but need no laxative.
Those wishing to procure the old
Pcruna should address the Ka-tar-no
Co, columbus, Ohio, for further par
ticulnrs.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-11
BROKEN eggs WERE
CAUSE OF KILLING
At VAUGHN
Top of Victims Skull Pro-
duced as Evidence in Trial
of Jack Moore for Death of
]. E. Tudor.

Las Vegas. y. NJ. oct I1.--Dctails
of the trial Of Jack d. Moore in Santa
Rosa for the killing Of J. T.. Tudor
which resulted In the conviction Of the
defendant on charge OF voluntary
manslaughter, have just reached Las
Vegas. The trial was concluded late
last week.
Moore shot and killed Tudor In East
Vaughn, Guadalupe county, on the
evening of July IL. last. The state
brought out In the trial the fact that
Tudor was first seen on the baseball
! field at East Vaughn on the evening
uf the crime. After his arrival the de-
PENDANT WAS seen to come into the en-
closure and take "a seat In the band
stand. shortly afterwards, Tudor,
with a cigar In his mouth, walked over
NJ Moore. Eflfere we're no witnesses 10
' what occurred Immediately following,
as nobody suspected trouble and all
the spectators were watching the
baseball club at practice.
However, the state introduced the
evidence of several persons who ac-
tually saw all the shots fired and who
stated that at the time of the shoot
ing Moore WAS on the top of the band
stand, which was about three ana
unc-half feet above the ground, while
Tudor was standing on the ground.
Three shots were fired, one entering
TudOr's left shoulder ana two others
entering the back OF his head. other
evidence was brought out by the state
showing that Tudors boys Tom and
Dick, about II and ~ years old re-
spcctivcly, and Henry, the son OF
Moore, Of about the same age, had
been lighting several days before the
tragedy. The Moore boy broke
package OF oggs which was being car
ricd home by one OF the Tudor boys.
In introducing this evidence tho state
cndcavorod to show motive for the
crime.
on behalf OF tho defendant It was
testified that Tudor had called Moore
10 him and told nm to Keep the boys
from flghting or that he would at
tend" to Moore; that Tudor had
brushed against Moore at tho railway
station one day and told him to "gO
ahend and start something" but that
Moore had always walked away. II
WAS shown also that an alleged plot
had been made known TO Moore
whereby the boys of Tudor were TO
4 catch MO0re's hoy on the baseball
kNround and beat him up, Tudor being
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-11

on band 10 whip Moore u he attempt
ID 10 Interfere.
The defendant testined on his own
behalf that he was called out to the
haH eround on the afternoon Of the
shooting by his little SON, who camo
70 him and said that the Tudor boys
wonld not allow him to play on the
baseball field and that Mr.. Tudor was
there.
Moore stated that while he was not
expecting serious trouble he put .32
oaliber pistol In his pocket with the
Intention Of knocking q man down
II should be necessary" This Is
the weapon with which Tudor was
slain. Tudor was a larger and stronger
man than Moore.
Moore. according TO his story. went
to the band stand near the baseball
diamond and sat down. hoping that
no would get a chance to talk to Tu-
dor and settle their differences peace
ably. AZ he sat there Tudor walked
up, asked Moore why he did not pay
for the eggs his boy had broken anu
then called him a damned liar be-
cause Moore said he intended To do
so. Then Tudor hit Moore in the face
and grasped him about the waist In
the ensuing scufiie. Moore says, he
thought Tudor was reaching into his
pocket for his knife. Moore drew his
gun. Tudor Grabbed the weapon but
Moore fired two shots and "A third
after Tudor had relaxed his hold. Tu-
dor died instantly with two bullets In
MS brain. The cigar Tudor was smok-
ing was found In his mouth after the
shooting. about two-thirds smoked.
After intcrmcnt the body of Tudor
Was cXhumed and the course OF the
bullets prubcd. The back Of Tudur's
skull was taken on and used In evil
dence before the jury by the state.
Several witnesses were brought for
ward by the defense To show that Tu-
dor had the reputation OF icing yiO-
lent ant dangerous man around
Vaughn, whore he lived. This was
lone to impcach the states witnesses
The prosecution. however. brought
forward many witnesses who swOrc to
the contrary.
Many moral lesson might nc OK
tractcd by those who witnessed the
McNabb and Moore cases, both Of
which were tried at this term Of the
district court and both originating IN
the town of Vaughn. They show how
Oft.rcpcntcd town gossip idle and un-
founded rumors, small irritations
magnihcd into large proportions and
bitter fHctiunni feeling result In the
unnecessary taking Uf human life and
consequent expense aud trouble To the
citizens Of the commonwealth.
Tho jury In the Moore case, after
having been out for two and onc-hult
hours, returned verdict of voluntary
manslaughtcr. The trial was presided
over ably by Judge David J. Lcahy.
cha les w. q. ward. district attorney
for the FOurth judicial district. aided
by Jidge McGil. who was employed
by the father OF Tudor, conducted the
prosecution. .. A. Larrazolo OF Las
Vegas and q. T.. McGuInness repre-
scented the defendant.
There are no more criminal cases to
be tried at this term and II Is believed
the court viii ne able To adjourn be-
fore the close of the week.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-11
Prizes Aworded to Successful
Exhibitors II Poultry Sho.O
Display Of BOOded Birds Chickens Turkeys Ducks Geese
Pigeons Quail and Chinese peasants at Fair Grounds
One OF Most Popular Depa rtments of Annual Exposition

Tho prizes and premiums have been
awarded In the state Fair Poultry
show at Traction park. John Reub,
superintendent, one Of tue most pop
ular largest and most all-round sue
cessful departments of the fair, which
has been visited by steady stream OF
admlring visitors ever since the fair
began. The prizes have heSn awarded
as follows:
sweep stakes prize Tor bcs, Ten IN
the show: TWO silver CUP, $50 cGsp,
thd gold witgh. dona'cI w u. YAM
ow--N. u. stevens OF Las Cruces.
Second best pen IN show; $40 cash
John j. Dean, Moncta. Cal.
Best cock In show: s. cash-Rluo
Ribbon Poultry Yards. South pasu
dena, Cal This also takes tho
schoolgirls prize" Il desk tray ne
scented by J. J. Dean OF Monctu.
Best cockcrcl In show: s. ash
SIR. and Mrs. II. 4. WcilauG Muu,ta.
Cal.
Best hen In SHOW: s. cash.. u
Notgrass Of Albuquerque
Rest pullrt In show: 81 y"sh-A. d.
Graham of Albuquerque.
slks' trophy for bird shipped long
est distancc-Ella Pollock OF Aras,vr-
dam. y. Y.
star Hay and Grain trophy--D. z.
WcilInd. Moncta. Cal.
Judge r.. l., Mrdlrr prize: so foI
best collective exhibit of New Mexico
puultry--A. u. uHthani. Albuquerque.
r., j. strong trophy--A, ID. Graham.
r.. l.. Washburn TROPHY. \, Earl
andsou, Albuquerque.
Trophy offered by Thomas r. Burns
Of Colorado Springs, which must bc
won three times to hOld--N. u. Stcy-
ems, Las cruces
This IL the second time Mr.. stevens
has won the trophy Dr. a. :. Bron-
son of this city having won 1t the first
time.
Governor Mcdonald prize: So for
best exhibit of pOultry--E. r.. Booth,
Mountain View ranch, old Albuqucr-
que,
Jesus Romero trophy: Best pen IT
Run Orpingtons-J. J. Dean of Mon
eta. cal
Avian y. white prize: SO for best
exhibit by school hoy or giri--Hcrbcrt
Andrew Hickey. Albuquerque,
Thomas r. CUOncy trophy cup for
best pen Of single comb Rhode Island
Rrds--Ella T.. Pollock OF Amsterdam,
y. Y.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-11
ARIZONA GOVERNOR
CHEATS HANGMAN;
FOUR MURDERERS
REPR|EvEO
Hunt Declares Capital Punish
ment Is As Much Out of
Date As Would Be the
Burning Of Witches.
EXPECTS LEGISLATURE
TO ENACT HIS VIEWS
my Leased wire 10 Evening msralal

my Leased Wire 60 Evening Herald !
Phoenix, Ariz,, oct. ll,-'Declaring
that capital punishment had no more
place In the recent day order than
the burning OF witches. Governor
Hunt granted reprievSs touay to Will
lam Campbell, Eduardo Perez. ". Is.
Chavez and Miguel Peralta. all OF
whom were to have been hung today.
Tho reprleves deferred the date OF
execution to April II.
Governor Hunt expressed the hope
that the legislature would pass at its
next session a hill aooliBning capital
punishment, and added that II the
law makers failed to act, the people
would be certain TO initiate such a
law.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-11
NHIBITs MORE VARIED
THAN IN PREVIOUS YEARS

THAN IN PREVIOUS YEARS
The poultry exhibits are more var
led and interesting than ever before.
Among the exhibitors are E. r.. booth
OF this city. black MinorcRs. white
Leghorns aud rose comb Rhode Island
Reds; w. r. Blakely. Blue Ribbon
Poultry yards, south Pasadena, black
Langshars; Herbert Hickey. Albuquor-
que. single COMB Rhode Islands Reds:
l.. a. Erlandson. Albuquerque. bun
Orplngtuns, white wynndottcs, red
game cock ana nrst premium display
OF pigeons, Trlmble G. Wells Old Al
huquerquc, white Plymouth Rocks:
J. J. Dean, MuuctA, Cal, bun Orping-
tons and black bantam: Acme Poul-
try yards. Albuquerque, white Wyan-
dutics And single comb bun Orping-
ions; Apache Red pens. Silver city;
ELLA T.. Pollock, Amsterdam y "
l.. IT, Thomas Albuquerque, curious
notified Anconus and Houdos; J. D.
NutgrUss, Albuquerque Ia Belle bar.
rvd Plymouth Rocks; Mrs NJ. Bictz,
Albuquerque. Rhode Island Rods and
white Orpinptuns. Mrs. u. \. Buut-
rlrht. Albuquerque. barred Rocks and
single comb white Loghorns; j. G..
Gentry Albuquerque, waite Wyuudut-
trs and white Lcghorns; Mrs. W. n.
NuislCr. Albuquerque, Scabright lian-
tam, single comb brown l.,shorus.
nnd white plymouth Rocks; Thomp-
sons Dairy Poultry farm. purlalcs.
y. NJ, single comb white Orpingtons.
MIR ana Mrs. -. r, weiland, Monctn,
cal; barred Rocks; e, V. Morrison,
M"riarty, y, NJ, rose comb Rhode
island Reds; Ideal Poultry ranch. Oh
Albuquerque. barred Rocks. white
rurhin bautams, single comb bun or
pingtuns BLACK Iangshans, single
comb black Minorcas, indian runner
ducks. Toulouse geese. white turkeys
ana bronze turkeys; a. ID. Graham,
Albuquerque. guinca fowls, single
comb white Lcghorns, turkeys, Tout
lruso geese, Gambel quail. native
uuau aud chinese ring-ncck phras-
ants. MIR. Graham bred these hrauti-
ml phcasants aud the quail at his
ranch north of the city and says there
vs. no reason why the phcasants should
not become "a stock game bird ur this
section.
There are $50 birds entered In the
Poultry show. exclusive Of the pigeons.
phcasHnts and quail. there being be-
tween 90 and 60 pigeons and 20 tn 40
quail and pheasants all together
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-11
UNDERWOOD COMPANY
IN NEW QUARTERS

The local branch office OF the I'm
dcrwood Typewriter company IN now
located in new and handsome quar-
tiers nt 1872 South Fourth street, OPP
pOsltc the postnfflcc. The business
of the company IN this city has been
growing by leaps and bounds and
greatly enlarged quarters were alb
solutCly needed. with these secured,
the company Is now In n position to
give its customers the best possible
typewriter service. ADV.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-11

You need pair Of Ovcrgaitcrs to
wear with your low shoes during
these chilly evenings. We can sell
you IL splendid grade for 30 and 10
cents pair. G, Mays shoe Store,
3i4 West Central avenue.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-11

wormy children are unhappy, puny
and sickly. They can't be otherwise
while worms eat away their strength
and vitality. A few doses Of
WHITES CREAM VERMlFUGE
performs II marvellous transformation.
Checrfulness. strength and the rosy
bloom Of health speedily return.
Price 25c per bottle. Sold by all
dTugglsts.--Adv.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-11

Washington, oct il.--Frelght tar
ms making advances on soft coal from
Colorado and New Mexico mines 10
destinations I'm tho midd>NAwest we're
suspended today by the Interstate
commerce commission, until April 2s.
AN Investigation Is in progress.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-11
Poor RnIslnR.

Wife Broke Agaln---It seems To inc
you are always short of money.
Hub Ia poker player)--It is due 10
the way | was raised.
Wife-Thats right; blame II on
your poor parents. Boston Tran
script.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-11

Sick headache ls caused by dis
ordered stomach. Take Chamber
lain's Tablets and correct that and
the headaches will disappear. For
sale by all druggists, Adv
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-11
Tit.

Rr, Woods Hutchinson, who has
Joined tho thIrd-term party, probably
is looking for job 0s veterinary sur
grOn Ia the Bull Moose.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-11
!. w. Copeland, Of Dayton, o., pur,

J. w. Copeland, Of Dayton.o., pur-
chased a BOTTLE OF ChambeFlaln's
Cough Remedy for his boy who had
q cold. and before tho bottle wae All
used the boys cold was gone. IL that
not better than to pay a five dollar
doctors blll7 For sale by all drug
EIHla. ADV.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-11
MEETINGOFCENA
COMMITTEE J
Matters of Importance to Be
Discussed at Gathering Of
Republican County Or
ganization October I4th.

There will be meeting OF tho
Bcrnullllo County Republican Central
committee at it's headquarters on 2ib
General avenue, Albuquerque. N. NJ"
on the iith day of october, 1919, at
y. m. All the members are re-
questcd To he present as there VIII
be many matters OF Importance TO bo
discussed with the chairman OF the
state General committee, and also 10
outline the proper method OF rum
ming the campaign.
No PROXIES WILL III ALLOWED.
ELFEGO BACA,
Chairman Bernalillo County Republi-
can Central Committee.
NESTOR MONTDYA, Secretary.
The best there IL In bedroom, din.
Ing room and library furniture AZ Al
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-11
WHY It PAYS To
TREAT TOURISTS
CORDIALLY
Motor Traveller Who Leaves
Albuquerque in Good Hum
or Becomes Consistent Boost
er for the Duke City.

1T pays to treat the automobile
tourists Hospitality and see that they
go away from albuquerque pleased
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-11

office furniture OF every dcscrin-
ton. Albert Fabor. sos West Cen
tral.--Adv.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-09-19

go. t2-aa itns gentle Got, Strt& ubtr
paIjsIlt eanb, stltstn In bu Siaet Suauion,
eadapauna County uub Staat peHniylvania,
btfannt ale Got 30. 8 i'm 8Iud Rs. 223 auf
(GOrtfBuns auf bn 8. Sttts.)
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-09-19
9lns ber SptenitaSt bon Sarbes.

Gar6es, 5ie altberiibmte 8eiioena
bes &roirs, eine Der berporrneen0-
GeH &riIturft1tten bes 9riedifden
Metnaiiens, bTf6et gegenip6rttg 6as
4rbeitSfeDo Der nnerifantiben ar-
hinlogen. Die apette amerifnnii6e
Amrtpaene in Sarbes, ii6er Die Der
BsrtHt in Der amertfauifben Gad-
set5frift iest borliegt, bauerte bonn
Eabruar bis gum enSe Si,ni 1911.
gs tpnrbe bdbei bos eatt5e SeurpeI9e.
biet, sum Eei nit Silfe elmer tIeinen
Gtierbdbn, auSgerGiurrt; beionDers
srfolgrei9 dber mar Die gluSgrabung
Der GrGber In Der Soten6ta6t bon
Garbes an benz 9eraabbanse ienieits
bes SIuiies, eegeniiber 6em 1eutpeI.
Sier tpur6en gang bebeutetbe grgeb.
niife lurS Gin5eDfunbe er3ielt. ue6er
200 @r1ber tpuraen geoffnet, bon be.
rten ieSes burhibnithib ie6S Seitat-
ttn9en arfsenomuten bat. Cob,
SiIber. un6 9ron5efunee, sdblreihe
fSnrSe BON Topiereien tpurben ee.
nloht. 0ie 9r1ber itnuutten ur-
tpriinsIi6 aus iebr friiber Seit, tpur.
ben oft nuSgerGimt unb fuieber ge.
braisht, utS eingen our9 pieIe
sabrbunoerte. sic liesen in Der
Shaelieite einseeraben, zines iiber
Dem anSern, uno fonnten MIR oltf
aars ibrndlen %Gbden erreiht Der.
Ben. 9ie @ingdnse In bic 9rd6er
Der oberen 8eiben iparen taum Der.
biIlt; Die groiion bat Die @ingGnge
An ben 8rGbern Der unteren aetben
lief peraraben. Die Eopiereien be-
atrnen NIT Der mnfenGiihen 8eit uno
bauern bis in Die ipate ariehiihe.
Bel benz gefunoenen Solbfbmud
fdIt bie aebnIiffeit Stplden Der
It6iihen unb Der etrusfH6en 8ol6.
arbett airf; iie mag cine tpttttse BIZ
ftorii6e 9eSeutung baben. 3ie IN
tereNunteften in ben 9r1bern gefun.
benen SeeerftGnSe iparen ieboh Die
Sie9elfteine. sic biI6en cine
Sonmlun9 BON ieltener Sdonbeit
trnb Hinitleriihem 8erte, aans a6ge'
jeben BON ibrer antiauariihen 8ebeii.
turg. gtur penise itammen aus Der
beIleriftifhen 9ertobe uno abmen
srie&tI&e 8orbiTSer nad; Ole Waio-
ritdt itanuNt aus Der griedtid,>perii.
jher 9eriooe, bteie paren pabr-
f6eiuIi6 bon srie4ti6en GiiMhern
tar pornebme Berier eeuadt
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-09-19
0onnerftas, 10. September 1912.
Semofratif6e StpminatiOnen.
81 atipnal.

RatipnaI.
Sir prafsmt-@ @Oubrup DilipH, sOn Rsp
SrIsy.
Sir gbs prafbsnt-Sbumas &. Rariban,
Bon Snptana.
9taat.
gubitpr @tusral H. 9. @rBpsn, bon
Ssbustppn.
Staais S@aBmsiRu - WtIltant 3. Berry,
bon &btfr.
GpnsrtB.
Gpnsnb-M. u. Nt@inlsy, BON SraHtpn.
9tetsIatuL
1. DiFrift-sbpmas RurpbS BON @sa
Snanton.
Q. DiRrift-S. W. 8abrinssr BON Ncrb
SCRANTON.
8. DiIhift-S. ID. 3siNIsr, BON Der Central
Staht.
4. DiRritt-gsttr 8. @austan, bon SsiIup.
5. DiRrift-Spbn 3. Wannipn, BON Gar
bpnbaIt.
6. DiFriit-Yaul R. aisn, bon RuniUm.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-09-19

Iue8 @bIi6tIi6e iit Oeru MiBner.
ftdu6nsb unS Dem Rtbtrauen beion'
Oers aiSaeiest
(S6Ieierma9er.)
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-09-19
GnIaIia am ipaniidsn Spfr.

Die IN Baris Iebenbe Snfantin Gu.
IaIia, bic Sante bes 4oniss aIfous.
tptrb fh, elmer GinIaouns oes fpant.
f8en 2onissbofes entipre9en6, ndd.
ftens su I1ngerem alifentbaIt ua6
Wabrib begeben. gIae 9ifferen5en
sipiiden ibr uno benz $ofe, ole iid.
tDte erirtnerIid, on bic Serausgobe
stites 8u9es Der Snfantin fniipften.
Fnb nunmebr beieitiet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-09-19

Dos sIter 1T cine ibone Rroue,
man fitbet eS MIR ouf benz @eue
Der Pdbigfett. Der Sere&tieteit unb
AsS meisbett. SerheE.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-09-19
9fberif's -berkauf
-npfi-
8GtbBOaem @raRbeigeatbam
-arii-
Treitas 4. Stto6er 1912.

Gtm66 Snl&irbsntr GrtiHHcnsbtfsbIr bon
8ina 6arias, etsari 8aeias unb gsnbitipni Gr.
ppnas, ausstfslt BON BEN Common pleas Sc
riot BON eadapaHna County, an mid strihtti,
pnbt Id ausisBtn gum SffrniIi@tn 9trfaui
bur& Btrffstsnuue pbr ausruf an ben b5&H
pbtr mtiii 8ifitnstn, fir 8aar, In BEN Sc.
ri&tssfbdubt In Der Stabt SUantpu, 9afa-
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-09-19
Sreitas, ben 4. Sftpber,

u. .. 1912, nm 10 llbr gurmitiass bss bsias.
ten 3asts, ale bic Rt&ts, Gitsl unb Snttrtfsn
bsr 9srflaettn In uno auf bic na&fclssnb b..
f&ritb.nsn euis, Siri&s usr parisasn eanb,
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-23

There n m0re raiaFrh IN thls seq
ton Of the country than an other
Diseases put together, and unln The
last few years was supposed 10 BE- ln-
durable, For a great many years doc.
tors pronounced u a local dlscaae and
prescribed local remedies and by con.
siantly failing % cure with locnl
treatment. pronounced 4 incurnblo.
Science has proven Catarrh % 81 a
constitutional disease ana therefore
requires constitutional treatment
linil's Calarrh Cure. manufactured
~ n. j. Cheney q CO., Tclo0o. ohIa
u the only constitutional cure on tho
murkei. n a taken lnlofnaliy "a
apaeN from 10 drops "a a lenapoonful
Ia acts directly on The hIoo6 ana muA
coua surfaces % fho atalnu NAar
offer 47oo Tor nny case n Fails NJ
cure, send lor circulars Ma l.IEs
Address, cnnNnx 4 q.
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