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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-29
BY 7. w. HANSHAW.
TODAY'S INSTALLMENT.

THE morning saw him living up to that
promise. and long before the arrival of
me magistrate, or. indeed before the
nigH-s harvest of prisoners was brought
over from the lookup and thrust into the
hrar little detention rooms below the
curt he was there with DOlops and
Ducroix, observing with wonder that
groups OF evil looking fellows of the
apache breed were hanging around the
building as he approached. and that later
IN others of the same kidney slipped in
and took seats in the little court room
and kept constantly whispering one to
the other while they waited for the morn.
I- session to begin.
Gawds truth, Gov nor. look at EN-
Tie ole blessed place is alive with the
FOUNDERS" whispered Dollops "Not do
.ou think they are up to. sir? Maxim a
rush and settin the peddler free when he
.pmes mp before the Beak2 There's TWEEN
rs of EN- waitin' round the door if there :
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-29
Advice to the LoveIorn
By BEATRICE FAIRFAX.

but on account of business he had
to go away. He wrote To- me, and
always answered his letters. Last
month ! wrote him q letter and
some pOstals but did not receive
any answer Do you think ! should
write TO him and ask him the rea
son. OF shall ] wait II will break
my heart to give him up.
ANXIOUS.
Amy further attempt TO win him wi
seem like pursuit. so do not write again
Moreover I am sure your heart viii
recover quickly if you viii make uL
your mind not 10 fret over him.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-29
ON IHE Outside.

Dear Miss Fairfax
Kindly advise which is the proper
way for gentleman 10 walk when
accompanying two young women.
T. NJ \.
A gentleman. when with ladies'
whether with one or more. should al
ways take the outside of the walk
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-29
An Escape.

Every eye was fixed Oh the door through
which that pretended mute should be led
in but although others had come al the
first call, he came not even al the second,
and the magistrate had just issued an
impatient command for the case 10 he
called yet third time when there was a
clatter Of hasty footsteps and the keeper
Of the detention rooms burst into the
court pale as a dead man and shaking in
every nerve
"M'sieur lie Juge'" he cried out, eX-
tending his two arms Soul of misfor-
tunes. how shall 1 tel2 He is not there
he is gone-he is escape, that unknown
one
when ! shall unlock the room and call
for Jean Lamareau. the drunkard al the
case before last, there shall come out Of
the dimness to me what I shall think is
he and / shall bring him here and he
shall be fine and dismissed But, M'sieur,
he shall not be Jean Lamareau after all
shall go in and make of the place light.
and there he shall be. that real Jean La
mareau-stripped of his clothes, choked
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-29
Have Been Restored to Health By Lydia Z.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound

There is no doubt about this fact. Why! during the
last 30 years have published IN the newspapers o 's
country volumes of letters from who have been re-
eved of all their suffering by the timely AID OF TINS grahG
old medicine Letters like the following true genuine ana
honest expressions of gratitude coming from gIelu e"'S
Surely YOU can believe these women.
Mrs L. s BREMEN, Hudson Mchr says:-
Sometime ago terrible pain IN my rlt sue , t
sharp pains lust sticking tried ho Ee Ohio
ito family doctor
said organic III couId hardly
while Int kent getting pain so terrible toG "a
whole length
had to he done quickly all Of IA; II
and me
bottles trouble was % % letter for the
done much for that am pyF Hudson Michigan
of othe suffering women"-Mrs L" D nRLN'hi" '
Mrs L. E. BOWERS, Grard. Pa says:- .-,,.
. pleasure in informing YOU of Lydia T. ilnkna1s
Command has done had sick spell last fr
months regular ana ' tite and also
timeh dull headaches
Your
entirely and feel that too 2c Welcome use
sIanno work RoVrRs REL No
nv testimonial Tor benefit Of others L. L. OWEN" "
Girard
NJ, ETIzA RETB GENTILCORE Buffalo .H.says;-
about your ia vas All RIM down
IN tb t;rne and could hardly walk without Ieelng
heard about Lydia Pnham Vegetable had those div
the stronger ana hone onr remedies
spells since health to YOU heard of and
help they tried most ELIZABETH GEN
are the pest medicines for women alinl0I'H
IILCoBE Street, Buffalo, New York.
Eo- an xa,r. lydia F. Pinkhams Vegetable GT2|N&SI9
Compound the standard reneG M - &SNM
sick with woman ttiS fa- " q S8(D
Justice if she does not Try I e. " > W
nous medicine from roots and herDSfI III l. = II
restored Somany suffering WOnleh'oie III y Z Il
sswrite to LYDIA E.PINKIAM HEDiCiS Ill., NJ <sS%>mj
Your letter will be opened rctd anu NJ, "' Se10
by a woman and held in strict Commence 49,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-29

to unconsciousness. alone on the floor.
and the other shall have paid his fine and
gone,
\ great CRY went up, wild confusion
filled the court The Apaches within
arose and ran with the news to the
ApacheS without and these, joining
forces. scattered and ran through the
streets in the direction the escaped pris-
oner had been seen to take.
But through it all, Narkom sat there
squeezing his hands together and laugh
ing in little shaking gusts that had a
heart throb wavering through them, for
TO him this could mean but one thing
'Cleek'' he said, leaning down and
shrilling a joyous whisper into Dollop' $
ear. But one man in all the world could
have done that thing-have dared. II
was he-it was Cleek' Dod bless his
bully soul,
Amen. sir" said Dollops, swallowing
something then he arose a Narkom' 5
bidding and followed him outside
minute later a gamin. brushing
against them, put out a grimy hand and
said ubiuiuRiN
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-29

| known man arrested last night al the inn
OF the Seven sinners to be brought for
ward
In an instant a ripple of excitement ran
through the little court The Apache fra
terntty sal up within and passed the word
to the Apache fraternity without. and
these stood a attention close Tipped,
dark proved eager: like human tigers
waiting for the word to spring.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-29
Cleek S Message.

"Boulogne, messieurs. Quai DesAnges
Third house back from the waterside, in
time for the noon boat across TO Folk
stone. Give me two francs please The
monsieur said YOU would if / said that
to YOU when you came out
The two francs were in his hand al
most as he ceased speaking and in less
than a minute later a fiacre was whirl-
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-29

john T.. Gerl car an amateur musi
caIeb-WIats he singing
Mis- Van Cleff--Let Me Like Sol
der Die"
Mr.. Gett-If had my gun with me
ha should be gr3ti6ed.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-20

liam, Tie III foitbar nie Gem eben,s
bate einit oiie lterbeuoe Mlutter
|iagt. .Niein 9eben mare mir nidt 5u
|tbeleer, es III fir oas Wobl meirleS
0plfes bin5ugeben, prah 6ie So
migiin, no mill iid 5e1m ald} nod Dbies
2ebte ppfern."
Sic trltg oie Serge in Sic sdloB-
fnpeIe, itefte tie auf eilren iilberretl
9elldter ans 5iinoete ite an. Du1lr1
fniete Tie alf oen Stufea 0es Mtars
niener lg,,b hetete lang uno betB.
Sic title Hare S1aatme Der Serge
erfillte sic Stride nit mur1oeriamenl,
nuilSelr 2idt lallo mob einel1 goloe1ell
5t%rablengla15 UNI BUS &al1pt Ser be-
tel1oell &0ijmgin. Inns 1T ibr @er5
500 tiiefer 5Srieoe, lrlpo nie perfldirt
binge1p lire Mlpgel1 an 6em mil0en
j@plblieht Ser aer5enflannpe.
Sebt NOR ite berlmrtergebra1n1t,
nod ein @lau5 un5 ein &larg sitter
ten 0l1rd sen meiten &altn, Damn err
loih Tie rll1ig u1pb Idnft. Sinter Bic
&'0ijauigin aber mar ser bpbe 0unf(e G11z
gel getretelr, ser emit an tbrer @iege
geit1rtbel1 batte, larrft iblltg ct leime
|1liigel unl tic uno trug ibre 9eele
|binaltf in lidte Sin1melsb0ben.
Ser @lan5 nno Der &lang aber
fiilten 5te Stride, 5ogen binats i1'S
9a1r0, cit 8raltler ltll0 &lingen gil1g
|our6 sic 2iifte, Sic @loden fingen on
SIT l%iail,ten, sic idmar5e ltnbeilsmolfe
3eritob. in Mol1er SUIT lpt1o &ranfbeit
inns Notb entuiden aus 0em 2mt0.
l1nD oas golf lfr0ntte 5l1m sdloiie,
ser &A6nigin sic Mun0erntar SIT britt
gen, aber man fatr0 tie %nirgeubs. DIS
nun Sic 8rielter in Die &irdye 5ogen,
Iu1rf SIT bri1rgetr fir Ste Grrettl1ng,
fnnoen iie 0ie &onigin entleelt altf
sen 5tnfen oes Mltars. Sic bbattte
ibr 2ebe1r fir ibr Golf b%ingegeber.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-20
Kinder Schreien
MACH FLETCHER'S
Gas II oRIA
NamilienfrtiS.
9as sdpuerite 5nerit.

Simmer feit u1r0 flar sen 3ingen
hrs M1rgc id)nl1en u110 itets Sos 5lterlt
erleSigen;e mas ont iduperi ten ldpeiat
- 5us lit eire fluge 2%ebensregel.
geur mbt auflhieben maS getba1
mer0en m1tB. @te frett man iid,
menn Mufgaben1 sic ettem menig lpm=
pafbiih fins, oonetroet fin0. 11no ina1
ar Sic a1uoeren gaben fanr1. 8abs
reno, ie LANCER man 6ergleider auf=
i6iebt urto iiib nit oen @eoa1rfen 0u=
rom qlalt, SOS lit nidts Mnoeres, ais
@erluit an 3eit un0 &rat, oen ma1t
iib erlparen farm.
Sbmere Mhtfgaben erf oroern metlt
aud one &ingabe, Sriide at10 topic
res gnipa1t1etr ser &sraftte, ltt1b 0es-
ban tblte man 6ergleiden 5uerit,
beim 8eginn 0es Cages, 10 lan9e man
jid i6oHensfrob fiiblt, 1pidbt am
Mbeno, 1pen1 man rubebe0iiiirftig un0
bon 6en Mnforoerltngen oeg Cages
oerbro6t iif. gs lit etne <nif, iid
ribtig in sic Mrbeit GIT fin6en, ieoes
Ding CUR redten 3eit gu erleoigen,
un6 BON ser @ltern Iernen Die &tnp
ser ibon, nte es gu maden 1T, menn
jene eS beriteben.
@ie oft iiebt man ober in etuem
&anie 6ns @egenfbeil! Nm Sag miro
oft muir 5as M0jfbigife erle0igt, oie
|stun6e1 perttrdl1mt, nit Mrbeitsge=
6onfen moB geipielt, aber eben MIR
lgelpielt. Dan1 b6nft itd SHES auf
Ben Mbero. Mnitatt eine gemiitbT
lide Beierittnoe balten 51 f0meet,
me1n Manr unD @iroer 6anab per=
langen, baftet 6ie &a1sfrm1 in Slide
un0 &ausbalt berlm, 5ieies 1T nod
gu er1eoieem, ieres p%or5ubereiten, 1pas
MQes ON Soge, 100 iie aaetn tpar,
fbaiitte geIdeben f0n1ret.
Dagegen ole M1tter, Die ierte &lli1lt,
Ebie idhpereren Mulfgaben 6aterif 5u err
leoigen, berftebt:: Mbeubs iibt iie be
|boglid u1to rmbig NIT bren 2iebe1
5uiamruetp! Die @inber baben ebers
fang ole 5duInnfgoben erleoigt n1o
!bie freunoltde Mtbnuoipbare, Ole nm
loldyeg @eim meft, heilt iih anbet=
npelnb ieoem mil, ser eS betritf. 60
lou eg lein!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-20

grou g. e. g. Ban 8uren st,
RingIton, 81. 81, (poller Nanre a1af
gerlangert angeaeben) bottle folh emit
ifieoenen 8enefit hltrh ben @ebra1th
BON 6oleD's 6onep ans Ear Cont
pouno, boR lie ihr gr,tes @liif nit
anberr tbeiIt. Sic idreibt: s6oleDs
6oneb & Tnr COMPOUND bradte mir
meme 5timne 5a1riiiidf heitren'
idIpieriaen ssorlp bon 8ronditis aro
2uftr1ohhnenfranfheit. Sd. ME Diele1l
9eute1 bab id eg en1pfoblen. Moli>
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-20
5renoe seben.

Die edte, refine 5relpoe 1T nie So,t,
uetpldein, oer bont &intmel tomm
rt1b sic belebetoe &raft IN ith trdiigt,
tpddbre1ub 6as oberflGdlide 8%ergniige1,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-20
|SntereNanteS MuerIei

Ser bel1rtge garnepm III Goln bat
teleim @odflutb BON Mnsibreitungen
llro @erbreden I'M @efolge, mie iie
bort nph fal11r 5upor erlebt mur0en.
|ueber so &erio1e1 mllroen burd)
Mseiferitthe b%ertpl1noet, arlm gbeil 1e=
bensgefdbrlidh btele Mrroere erlittett
|leidtere gerIetungen ur6 Dtebe nno
|ginbreder bielten reide grnte. Ole
3abI ser @erbafteten lit cine uuber-
or6entltd grobe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-20

HrpfeHur OF. Gbarfe5 g. Minot;
Der ~biaberige amerifuniihe Mns=
taltlhprofei1or an ser 8erlinef Unit
oeriitat, bat oie @eimreiie a1getre=
ten, I'M ieine 2ebrtbdti9teit on Scr
SarparozltniDeriit at 1pieber al1f5uneg=
1pett. Ser @elebrte, ser leit leiner
Mnfnnft in Berlin Dont &aiier ipie=
6erbolt in berporragerber @eile ul1S=
ge3eidnet 1poroet1 lit bielt Dor ether
~gldn5en0en :3a1b0reridaft ieine Mb-
id(iebsporleiu1g. Ser &aiier 1uobnte
.ibr 1ridt bel, ober nit 5em @ultlsmi-
niiter 1paren fait ole 8rofelioren Ger
nniperiitdt ltn0 biele ar6ere 2el1dten
Ser 8iiemdoft otrtpeieno. Ser @ef=
tor solte 5em Sdeioenoen, ser nit
lbemegten @orten fir sic tbm bon
sen @onegen un6 5tu6enten bereitete
ber5lide Mufnabme 6orfte, lit ei,rer
|lqngeren Mniprad)e >purmen Sribnt.
Son 0en gin5riiden, Die er in Deutld=
lono getpon,ren fat, 1T ser Mltstauid=
profelior begeiitert. gr erflarte::
y@ir lbaben be6eltte116e Mainner an
unieren atperifaniid)en nniberiitaten,
aber feline bon oieien beiibt einen
9ebrforper mie Sic %nniperiitdt 8er-
lin n
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-20

Geutidiot1o 10 aug ser sdnei5, bier
aus Oelterreiid, orei aus SoQano, atpei
aus gngla1o, 5pei aus Sdotflano,
stnei aus ltngarn nno elmer aus 2ur-
embl1rg. Die 3nbl Der 8ilger be-
trl1g I'M @anoen al, O92, ourunter
l20O,896 1ranBoien uno 45,396 Nlls-
lan6er.
Bic dineiiidDen 5uffragetten begin
uelp auf 5en @faoen brer engliiben
uStimmibmeltern" 5u tpa1beln. aur5-
lih sp1r0e cine Mbor0nung 6ieier Da=
nelL INIT ser 5iibrerin Der bitmiiiden
dralte1l : gtimmrebtsbemega1rg, Sri.
Gang, on Ger Spite, bonn Brdii6enten
Ser MISUNDERSTANDING empfanoen.
Ga lid ser 8raiiSent ib1pen ~gegeniiber
tidt entgegenfommen6 get1a1g 5eigte,
5ertrirnmerten tie lamntlide @egen=
itdnoe ieires gmpfangs5immers nno
erflarten feierlidlt, hai bem naditen
gmpfang NIT 8omben be1paff1tet 51
eridei1en, lpenn man bis babi11 i6re11
JorSernrgen nidt entgege11fame.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-20

tie.
geacb Dem gegrabmiB Der &0migiu
mar0 sic 8rinseiiin &onigin i'm
2ano, urpo @1e liebten lie NM ibrer
|gd0nbeit inns @iibe ptllen. 8iele
Sabre regierte iiie ibr 8olf NIT Slug
beit un6 Milbe ub Srie0e, 8lid u1rN
8oblitum bliibten rings int 2anoe.
So fam eines Cages eite furdtba=
re &ra1fbeit in oos 4o;nigneidf; mie
|eime fdtpere, ounfle unbeilspolfe
birg Tie Mber sem 2a16 ur0 Stdote
urb Dorfer tparen berbeert bon Oct
ldredlidyen 5eude. Die quite &ont-
gin CAB ale tire Sabe nn6 8etdp
Thinner, Inn sic Scott a1 li1toern, gina
auh lit sic &dlier Der Mrnner a11p1
&ranfe1l iie 8u tr0iiiten nno gu pile,
lgerp alrtb enldien 1T brer 2ieblidfeit
un6 @ute Mllen mie Elm Gngel beg
|Groites.
Mls iie nun Idyom an hire S6ate
bingegeben botte, geoad& tie ploblidl
Ser @leinooien brer Mertter. @aid
elite {iie gu Der 2aoe at1o iibergab bie
@oifbarteiitm 6en Diiererrt, Daf11it Der
grI6s sen Mrnen augltte forrrr1e.
Mu4r bieIt ole &0nigin nod Die
@er8e in ser Sa1n atno fab ii@itrre1o
oorauf bernieoer. r8etpabne iie org-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-20

Sic britiide @egieruarg fat Inter
bn%n6lungen nit 0en ballptiadlibiten
norootlontiid,en Dampferlinien attge-
fniipft, bei 6enen es iid oarl1m ban'
self, ei1rer Gampfer nit ei1em iebr
ltarfen 5lt1tfertelegrupben Mpparat
olts5uriiiitten 11n0 ibn 5ie g%isregione1t
int noroutlantiiden S5ean abpatrouil=
liepe1r gu laifen. Die Natfgabe 6es
|1ampfers ion iein, Sic 6l~1rfenitatto=
men an Ser umerifaniid)en @iii tie a1no
|0ie nl1f See befu10lidJen 3amlpfer bon
Dent @orbar1oenie in BON gis6ergen
ur0 ionitigen @efabren ST benadJrid=
ttget1. =: Sic Soften fir Sen l1nter-
|talt oes 0ampferS louen geueinidaft=
|li9 bon ser &egieruw u10 0en 1amz
pfer-@eiellidaften getragen mer6e11.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-20

Ser 5e6nte itternationale aongreB
fir 2ano4pirtbidaft miro in ser 5apei-
ten Slt1ripohe gleid6eitig NIT elmer
internatiorralel1 Musi teaung in Ser
|gtaat Sent ip 9elgien abgebolten
merSen. 8is6er li11o 6ie Nrbeiten 0es
aongreiles nalr inn ulfgemeinen feit+
eelebt nu16 onf flint 5eftionen ber-
tbetlt &poroen. 3teie ltno fir fo1getbe
ge6iete beltima1t: Sefo1nomie ser
2mt6mirtbidaft; misunderstanding
acknowledgement, b%eionoere @eltel=
luttge1r, Observation-Disclosures gr3ie=
buagsmeien; 8iebauht; lanbmirtb=
iduftlides Superintendent; Sort
noe en-.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-20

- W.
al,a1 groben Gbeile ian6ig un0 nenig.
frudtbar II, a1nb obDoN er lett Subr=
bunoerten beiteM miro, er5ielen Die
oeutiden 2an6pirtbe uuf bm oo@
|eir1e grnte, Sic fir einige @etretoe-
arten mebr als 6oppelt 10 bel
8uldels pr oacre abtpirft, ols iie Der
amerifaniide Sarmer ieinem frudts
barren inns ilmgfrdlIiiden 8o5en Obj
ringt. SIN Durdi6nitt gtM Der
5eutlde Mcre einen nm go Bis 80
Nro3ent b0beren @rtrag, uls Der
.offentIidte Statiitif seigt, oaB ser
Durdidnittsertrng pro Mcre fir
@ei5em IN Deutidlanb Bib 8uidels
betrdgt, in SEN Ser. Staoten IL SIC;
fir @oggen 90 gegen 16; fir @erite
SO gegen 211h; fir Sofer 81 gegerl
%; fir @nrtoffeltr 158 gegen SO.
ST. Ser 2letter1 25 Sabren bot Der
DnrdNdmittsertrag bro Mcre fir
Mei3en 1T Geutidlon1 INN 81 Hro=
gent 5ugenonpnute1t, fir @oggetn I'M
73.5, fir @erite inn 51.9, fir Safer
am 8O.7, fin aartoffeln nm 61.4,
fir &eu Inn 52.S. Ser @ebroud Dor
@~unftonnger bat oieie grobe 8nnab<
me berbeieefiibh.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-03
American Lumber Company Of
Albuquerque, AIamogordc
Lumber Company. Of Ala
mogordo and Other Individ'
uals and Corporations Inter
ested.
STATE INSTITUTIONS
WILL REAP BENEFIT
Ending Of Litigation Now in
Sight Means That Lumber
Mills Will Be Enabled 20
Continue Operations on Big
Scale.

order. as mulch impa1ieacc. reln-
t.se a. me nnnl settlement 81 the
famous uuber land suits. insutatci
ihe government eeycml wears AGO
ansinsf NoM MAxira CORPORATIONS and
iaaigiduals we're lssued IN thr Unit
sa siafaa district court ~ Snntu "
Issl Saturday by judge William rs
I'pue THO suits involved thousands
90 acref 90 ,alpablc umotr land. puI
tnlsra ifhni The tntn territory %
Ne Naxirn ~ iha American Humber
cbmuans 81 Ainuquerlur. the AlaWn-
kefaa trmber eanipany ~ Alamo
n0fdo. Aud othcr concerns and iudi-
Rlauals Interested IN inmhtrina The
tiinilef Dnrfhascd az that time was
and 81 absolutely essential FOR th"
continued successful operation ~ the
Rsrioas enterprises ana Ia more thnn
sme instance thc litigation which fcl-
i0W.d nc government Investigation
seriously erlpQiod tho lumhor indus
try me nnal adjustment 81 the iiii-
gafler. viiieh g noe believed a. DO
81 sirlir w3n Is. ~ rreui benefit % the
Rtnto educational Institutions aud the
rniNersiiy OF View Mcvico will profit
NfNafiA tA q itA"lfflNi way ff'.NA ~
~ the unusual Importance of pho
eases 8ud thc fnr reaching results oi
tho final adiastment briet HISTORY
&c thr rss's vill donntiess he interest
NE ri this iimc
In 1907 ormshy Metiarg. special
assisl0nt, 90 the attorney general 81
ihe United States. enmc 600 Sow Mex
80 nnd instituted eleven suits in tho
name 81 thc sntcrnmcDi ana against
tne American Lnmncr rn. Pcnusfi-
tHuin nttclnamsut Co. nud col. Hone.
veil the Alam"sorAH Lumncr GO.
GROSS koih IS ro. clark NJ carr
ard n s nH io sei aaidc and cancc
deeds executed aud i.sard by th'
eanmissiohcr 0r punlic lands i0 th'
dinsreu rur hae.rs and als" 500 Foi
ari3e certain contracts rfr the u,l'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-03
- MONIES oNlY KVrw
WHAT Heap or iiappinc-s u Would
nFing 50 Nihuqu'rquc Homes.

UsrI 90 Do Hoaenoorf a'N nm 400
Ing b1r..
uHues 5000 hours ~ misery 80 iot
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-03

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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-03
Any Democrat Who Wants q
Job Free to Go TO II, Consen.
sus of Opinion Of Central
Committee.
MARTINEZ RESOLUTION
CAUSES SOME Clasps
Governor Against Patronage
Trust Because He Thinks
Newspaper Has Given Dear
People Wrong Idea of It.

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mont O.. .fric 1uder the fea,fni go,
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was tno lurEeu IN tho HISTORY ol ,nr
party in the state hut q un source T.
- ~ called success, QUO. -I.,p 4
when 20 adjourned tho parry ua- un Y
nearer an agresfh nt as tuNNno among 4
tho maut candidate for positions 900
der President Wilson should have the 7
ind0rsrment of the organization. ana .
q is site ta pr Diet That there VIII b, ,
como lively scrppIug before th I
sccmineiy paramount ductuun .s i 7
ridcd Thai enc party uii -pib uu
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lcrt. nut t,.u th, most optimistI.
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