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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-07-26

Left for Devils Lake.
Mrs. James Elton la gone to
Devils Lake to spend a few days visit
ing at the home Of Mrs. H. B.. Mitchell.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-07-26

Mr.. and Mrs. Elias G. Arnot, who
have spent the past. few months in
Conrad, Mont. have returned to Park
River and will live on the Arnot farm,
near the city. They were residents of
Grafton before leaving for Montana.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-07-26
Visiting Friends Here,

Visiting Friends Here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Anderson. E.
Setty, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Furstenau.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Freeman, all Of
Devils Lake are visiting friends in the
city. They have been among the in
terested spectators at the state fair
this week.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-10-28
Jean Galaxy.

bank; and, in other circles, the story
of the sudden disappearance of the
Baron de Graval. Lepine's first
moveZas always the simplest was
to put the photographs of Galaxy and
the baron together and discovered
they were one and the same man!
Then came the discovery that the
baron" had rented the yacht "Catar-f
ina" and had sailed away.
But where?
This was not hard question for
Lepine to answer. With his magnif-
cent police system and the arrange
ments he had always had in force
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-10-28

that this man would care for the
books after he had left!
How to leave France without ex-
citing the suspicion of Lepine's POI
lice seemed an easy problem for Cal
lay to solve. If he left by the ordinary
steamship routes he might be cap
tured, and so he chose the daring
plan of renting a yacht! He paid
81, 900 for the rent of the Catarina,
which lay in the harbor at Havre and,
in his luxurious automobile he and
the woman-still believing him to be,
a count-went to Havre and boarded
the yacht. Within few hours they
were at sea. ./
And then came the discovery at the
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-10-28


discovery. 1t was in July, 1904, that
he finally made his first trial to out
wit the bank. 1t was a complete
success, for he took $1,000 without
discovery. =
Galaxy was married, but he did not
take the money home to-his wife for
fear she would be suspicious. The
money went on the race tracks, of
Sundays, and in the cafes, of nights.
When the sun set over Paris, Galaxy
blossomed from bank clerk into a
cultured man about town, known as
the Baron de Graval.
His second theft, IN 1905, was, one
of $17,500 The system of checking
in his bank was so poor that Galaxy
seemed secure and, perhaps, he might
have gone on until his death, taking
only enough money to keep himself
in comparative luxury. But the life
he was leading carried its own dan
gers.
Gallaylbegan to disfntegrate, NOR
ally. Formerly careful and BUSH
ness-Ike man. he began, in spite Of
all the money, he had, to neglect his /
debts. A beautiful woman, Valentine
Merelli, fell in love with him, believ-
ing him TO be a count
1t was his fascination for her that
brought about Gallay's downfall, for
he suddenly resolved that he would |
steal a tremendous sum and fly with |
her from Paris, to some foreign |
place, where they could live together |
openly.
On July IT, 1905, Galaxy had a
bank clerk take $4,000 of the banks
money to his home address. Five |
days later he carried home $4,000
one evening and, six days later, he
topped it off by taking home with him
SIS, 900.
Weeks went by, however, before
Galaxy finally quit the bank. AS long
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-19
'DELUGE OF LETTERS
TO PROVE MULHALL
REVELATIONS
FALSEHOODS
Manufacturers Assoc iation
Has Hundred Epistles to
Present to Lobby Investiga-
tors.
COMMITTEE TAKES
BRIEF VACATION
liiy Leasrd Wire 10 E,easae rsarnse !

iiig hcnsrd Wire a. Esensae rsernse. !
washington, July iB.--The senate
lohby committee rested today with
tess than One-thifl of Martin Al. Mui-
holiH correspondents thus far idon-
Titled. huihali had left the city 90
return for the reopenlng of the hear
ingH Monday. Chairman Ovorman
VIII eudeavur 10 push the work or
identifying 81 ieiters next week huf
il win be- nt least a week before the
routine examination Of Mulhatl h.
concluded.
Officers of the National Aesocia-
tion " Manufacturers meantime are
waiting with more than Ice. 600 let-
tera 90 start their defense against
Mulhalls Wholesale accusations of
lobbying and campaign work on their
part The direct examination ~ Mul.
hail, on the various charges that he
had helped elect and defeat cundi-
dates for Congress and had cnHaIed
generally iu influencing icgislnflon
and public affnira probably WIN not
start for two weeks.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-19
Internal MACHINE
may PROVE or
Benefit TO
HUMANITY
Device Intended for Murder
Can Be Turned into Wireless
Signal for Ship or Moving
Train.
CONFESSION DIsCLOsEs
REMARKABLE INVENTION

~ Leased Wire "a EVENING Herald !
HRlt Lake CRY. July ls.-ln the
presence Of electrical experts. fed
eral OFFICIALS and detectives today was
demonstrated what was declared 70
be perhaps the most remarkable
death dealing machine invented Ia
recent years. The invention is the
work OF w. l.. Cummings, 20 years
OF age, who confessed 90 federal and
municipal officers when he was ar
rested yesterday that he had threat.
ened to destroy Miss Dorothy Ram.
berger, wealthy society girl. unless
she gave him $1,000. After the dem.
onstration government officials took
possession Of the invention.
Whnt Is held to he Of more import
ance, the invention. Il IN said, can be-
turned tn the saving Of life by pre-
venting train or ship collisions.
Electricians az noon today took the
machine into "a steel and concrete
vault IN an office building Another
part Of the contriynnce on which was
mounted u bell and an incnndescent
slub' was placed In closed room
across hall Then the electric cur
rent of the machine In the air tight
vault was turned on
ON the unattached box In the other
room the bell rang ana the inmp
Elowed bright
In his acknowledged letter to Miss
Hamburger. Cummings sent dia-
gram Of his invention. saying that he
could place a sui, case Of nltro-Slyc-
crime IN hrr room and explode II
from distance, The demonstration
today, say the electrical experts,
proves that he could have accom-
piished this. In speaking Of his in
ventiOn as he sat IN hts cell. Cum
mings said the attachment could he
Installed In locomotive cabs where II
would give positive signal " train
ran past cioped block signal. In
war, he said. mines could be exploded
without wire attachment.
The prisoner told the police he had
hcen Induced to try 60 blackmaii Miss
Bnmherger by two other mon, who
he believed wore members Of New
York gang of hlnckmailers.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-19
President Wilson and secre-
tary Bryan Disappointed. at
Failure Of Committee to Rec
Ommend Action.
FALL CRITICIsEs
FOREIGN POLICY
New Mexican Introduces Reso-
luton Declaring That Amer
leans Everywhere Are En-
titled to Protection.


Washington. July Secretary
Bryan had an active conference with
the senate foreign relations commit
tee at the capitol today and while the
Mexican situation was not touched on.
the primary nbiect Of the meeting was
to consider renewals OF arbitration
treaties with Great Britain, France
ana other countries.
Renewals we're DELAYED euuo time
ago on the objection Of senator Chnm-
beriain 10 the treaty with Great nrit-
ain. Ho feared a renewal BiEsit COM
pei the United states 20 arbiifate the
Panama canal tolls dispute
President Wilson has expressed 20
Chairman Bacon n wish that new
treaties be ratified and Secretary
Bryan has predicted they would be-.
The proposed treaty with NlCafaEua.
providing for the payment ef e large
sum By the United states Ina return for
an exclusive canal route and cerfaln
navel bake sites Wna discussed but
the conference did not result IN def
mite action.
Senator Fall. who has been q critic
of the governments Mexican policy.
sprung "a mild sensation In the senate
by asking the adoption Of "A rcsolu-
ton defining Is more vigorous policy of
government regarding foreign rela-
ti0ns II declared that every Ameri-
can citizen and every American citi-
zcns property eyry where must be pro-
tected hy the United states.
The resolution iinaily went 0re~ De-
cipuse ~ objections ~ Senator Kern
and other Democrats.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-19
Union Officials and nailIoad
Managers Willing % Give
Federal Mediation Dpard i
Chance to Act.
HITCH ATTENDS FIRST
MEET AT WASHINGTON
Discovered That Cne q sfela-
bers Designated by presi-
dent Wilson Is Legally Dis
qualified.

fIiy Leased wisn 10 Eteninr flernsa /
New YORK, 5uly -. Both the east.
rrn railroads end fhe uniane nfeo
pnrou 90 pi1F 4 walflHR Gamn t6fav
IN the matter 0f fht scope 81 nfhiffan
tiun proceedings looking te tnN stf4
lienent of the wage dispute lntnir4
ing foriy-iiye lines and neafir 100000
men. The Henefal commiitfn 81 una
hundred ~ the brotherhood ~ nnil,
road Truinnlen and tht or1tr ~
Railway Conductors met ln consider
last nights letter from tht fa1lf6aH
managers M WhiNh they otfrrta tn
leave % the newly appointed lcdefaf
board Of mediation uud c0ncIIla7lnn
ihe questions whether the reads
grievances shall he nFhlirnftd along
with the mems demande Tor higher
pay.
while The unions have lnnisted fhat
this proposal "a mot even Gbbafabie'f
nqd have instructed an n1tWntFa q
hold themselves Ia readiness Tor n
strike u n. un0efnlood that they win
aithough neither tido Naa agreed 80
abide by their flnnIhnk az a ot
imperative impoFlanco tnaR the stn-
ate confirm tho mRdIntlp4 aqard npa
pOintmenta az once" f#iH f'T0tIMfIIN
Lee and Onrrelaon of the urlou4 "te~
lay makes Il only hArdeF fof ~ ~
control the situation The position
OF the Erie, which wllhnrsw frnm lhn
conference Of the managers parIg in
the conference. was explained 2DdnV
by Vice President stuart on HE re-
snFn from Chicago.
Our men xnow" he said. 'tnat
ae are no longer represented ln the
conference OF manaRers aftd that any
,ricvance they may have should be
PRESENTED 10 the proper oAfIci4la p8
ne road. I have nos received I4oln
,ur conductors or tralnmo1 anY 30
quests for increase IN wages ar ciinu8s
"a IN working conditions. When !
/ "a receive any aneh requests they Wis
81 given the careful arl Friendly cone
.derntinn that We have always give
N complaints tram dhe men tteplqye
"A on our lines"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-19
E,ABOR Unions TO pRoBE
Ntfg4AII Af.f.N4iATT

Philadelphia. july f9 MARTIN ~.
MulhDn. the former agent of the Ma
tiOnnl Association of Manufacturers,
is expected 10 come 40 this city next
week a. testify IN the investigation
Instituted by the Philadelphia Cen
tral Labor union regarding some %
the charges Mulhoil has made al the
senatorial inquiry az Washington
against local labor leaders affiliated
with the Central Labor union.
One of the local labor leaders un~
der Investigation is Frank FeeDcy, a
former presiden, Of the Central la
bor union. The principal allegation
against him Is a abatement by MVlhaIl
that Feeney Was cn his pay roll heip-
INK tho manufacturers 20 defeat Will
cOagfeef,
Statements made BY Mulhau re-
fieClinE on Michael collins. another
IA bOr leader, also VIII be investigated.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-19

Washington. 1niy when the
n.,v federal bnard ~ medlatsnn met
fodnv 10 orgnniae for a2iunleotHn %
lhn wage dispute between the rHAfefn
railroads and fhelf bIninmen. wAn
discovered fltat one ~ IA mtn NRf@---
Assistant aecretarf PoN ~ ne 81.
partment ~ labor Aas lRseilf puff-
ed from serving.
The Newiandr law ploFldRs Pa. ~
additIoH a. she federal rlW'sHN# nntf.
the members shall ba eltlaiRN pt ~
government wfu havc tncn NNle'inteo
"a their oriFlnaf ofiisls With the ctn-
frmation ot the Ee9nit. BHa tfeist-
ami labor HccrttaFy dnes not some an
der this CLASSIFICATION.
president Wilson's riteHsieA nae
called 10 the overnight ou8 *uFn
cnme from the While Ilnuse tNAb
v,hlfo someoua WmfId De- appointed ~
ur Posts stead the situation dld bot
e,nharrass the bonrd Rp the law pro-
vided that the president shall nppnint
ln addition 90 y cummiHaioner ara en-
essisiant mot more than TIVE Hnfn
officers Under thnt construction t"e
appointment ~ another memneF
seems "a be optional Win the pfts,,-
dent Commisslonef wlii'eau l..-....
-hnmbera Assistant C0mmiaaiohtf
Hanger ana Judge Martin Knapp. tne
other members az the hoard, tec"afs"
argent request today from tht rnii-
rnnds and the tfainWen 20 eFaih
work,
Later h was announced that Com
missioner Chambers, Anshtant tvil-
missioner HangeF and judge hnHrt
,s,,,id 10 IL New York tunQItpN ana
h..oin fhelr work with the iraiumfn
! and railroads Monday mofnina
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-19
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
TO TEST RIGHTS
IN COURT
Railroad Questions Power Of
California Railway Commits
sion to Regulate Issue Of
Bonds
tBy Leased WIRE q, Icvenlnx leraId. J

tIsy Leased Wire Ia Evening Herald.
san Francisco. July i9.--The right
of any single state 70 regulate the
power ~ an interstate corporation TO
raise funds Tor disbursement Ia vari-
aus states Was attacked today by she
southern Pacific company in q suit
flied Ia the United States district
court
The company seeks an Injunction
restraining the California railroad
commission from asserting control or
Jurisdiction over contemplated ISSUE
al equipment trust funds agEreRntinE
approximately six million dollars. 60
be- raised in New York and spent in
several western states.
The complainant contends u the
right is granted 90 any one state tu
declare void securities issued without
the approval OF that states delegated
agent such right must be conceded to
ah states Such condition, q is
held, would set up "a conflict ~ aus
lhnrlty which would make Impossible
ans general plan OF finance sutisfar
tory 90 AL commissions Specifically
the suit is ahmed IA the California
public utilities act, bgt announcement
y made that similar attuck VIII be-
filed tomorrow against the Arizona
ACT, which is identitas.
ln the Arizona suit. however 4
$50, p0n 300 ISSUE OF two-year notes
already approved by the California
commission, s the basis az the action
/ The company argues that inaamucl
az its certificates are % be secured
hy property held outside 81 cuiifor.
MIA, such certificates could not be q
| lien on amy uf ltH California holdiuEi
and sn could not be- under the iurls
diction Of the California commission
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-19
WOMEN CHEATED OF
GREWSONE TASK
Summoned to Serve on Coron-
er's Jury Chicago sextette
Are Told That Law Disquali-
fies Them.
Lny Ieesed Mlre 10 Evenlnr IIeraId. ]

Chicago. July Members of the
hrst Jury of women 10 SO on on in
quest in Illinois weTe 90 have met in
the office of Peter N. Hoffman yes
terduy, They had neryod themselves Ia
the task of yiewing the body 0f wo-
man killed by an automobile and hear.
coroner was handed an 0pi l' u that
women cannot serve uN a coronera
jury and the six were excused with
apologies Miss Jane Addams OF Hull
House was t0 have been ono uf tie
women,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-19
Ell PASO MERCHANT
ARRESTED FOR
SMUGGLING
Coal Dealer in Whose Yard
Ammunition Was Seized Is
Held By United States Au-
thorities.
[ny Leased WIG 20 Is,rnInE IIerald. J

~ pasO, July IA. q. Badger
ex-aldcrman proprietor of the hadg-
~ Fuel company. was arrested today
by United Staten officials on a charge
OF conspiracy to smuggle ammuni-
tien II was in his coat yard that the
officers seized over four hundred
thousand rounds of ammunition Tues
dav night while they were being
covered with coal in o box car Mr..
Badger, former Police Sergeant Pow
cll ltoberW and ave Mexicuna have
now been arrested In connection with
] tho case.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-19
CHINESE PROVINCE
SECEDES FROM
REPUBLIC
GOvernOr-General Sets Up New
Government at Canton as
Protest Against Alleged Des-
potism.
Lny L.a.ed WIre Do EycnIng Irrald. }

my Leased Wire 90 Evening Herald. !
Hong Kong. July 10. The sever
ance of the province ~ kwang -Tung
from the central government at Pee
King was proclaimed by the governor
general uf kwang-Tung today
The capital ot the province Us Cam
ton. The governor general declares
that the provincial rouncil has ape
pointed him governor general and
communder- -in-chicf 10 leHd the
southern troops against those 0f Pros
vincial President Yuan shi Kai. This
step has been taken, he says, because
of Yuan Shi kais Geapoilsm nnd his
policy which is calculated 90 ruin the
republic. The governor general de-.
ciHres he viii guarantee the prptec-
tiun of property ia the district under
his control
business between Hong Kong and
Canton has come 20 a standsiill
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-19
ARCTIC EXPEDITION
SECURES NEW SHIP
tBy LEASED Wire 10 Evening HeraId. ]

Frecport. Maine, July ia.~-The
equipment Of the Donald u, Mcmillan
Arctic expedition is heing trans
fcTred az Battle HarOor from the
damaged steamer Diana 10 another
shin. Mrs W. &. FoEg. "a sister OF
Prof. Mcmillan, received this message
from him today Arrived Battle
flHrhor Are transferring cargo 90
another ship Everything o. X"
The Diana is leaking badly az a
result of the mishap when she went
ashore at Barge Point. Labrador.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-19
FINDS FAULT WITH
PATRIARCHS OF
THE BIBLE
Chicago Pastor Declares David
and Solomon Would Not Be
Admitted to Membership in
Church Of Today.

Chicago. July l9.--'David and SOL
omon and some other patriarchs were
excellent men as Judged by the stand
ara of their own time Dut they would
not be admitted To membership in the
the church of today"
Thus spoke the Rev. John ThOmp-
son. OF Chicago. today, addressing the
big bes Plnines camp meeting. Illus
trating his contention that the world
is growing better
There seems 20 be- more crime and
evil than ever" he continued, but
this is because. through the world
searching enterprise Of the newspa
pers. We hear more about it,
The speaker said that the rise of
golf. baseball and other outdoor
sIlans was sign of the improving
moral standard"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-19
Chnrrcs Prnrc Gromndlcss.

Washington. July i9.-Treasury Of
hciuis after investigating charges
against the management Of the New
York mint assay office today declar-
ed them grOundless and without mer-
Il. u was stated at the department
that the charges were the result of "a
political attempt To install Democrats
of faction Ia office.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-19
Mr.lrrn OoIf Tnnrnanlrnl.

Golf associations quartet led the field
nt the end at the morning round for
the Olympic cup match nt the nOme-
wood Golf club today with a modal
score Of 3iO. The eastern collegiate
team WAS second with 3e6. Wisconsin
scored sac the rrausmlssisalup team
scored $685. Individual srures bong
Talbot So CHdy. %. aud Middleton.
30. The Kentucky assorlutipn acprcd
IsG2.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-19

Washington. July H. Restoration
20 the navy active list Of Captain
Tcmplin Potts. with the rank ~ rear
admiral is proposed in bill intro
duced by senator Martin.
Captain Potts was recently retired
hy the 'plnckinE board" Friends
contend he has been the victim Of
unusual circumstances.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-19
GOVERNMENT SHORT OF
TORPEDO AMMUNITION
TBy Icased Wlrc 10 Tivcnlng IIeraId.

Boston. july ia.~-'"rhere are not
enough toFpcdoes ln this county TO-
day 20 fight one round IN q combat
with another nation said Congress-
man fred a, Rrittea OF Illinois. 1
member Of the house naval COM
mittee, today on his arrival ~ the
Charlestown navy yard. With che
others of the committee Mr.. hritttii
d making An inspection of the naval
stations on the Atlantic coast.
immediately un ms return a.
Washington hc said. ~ shall intro.
ducc AN order 40 double thp capacity
of the torpedo station at Newport
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-19
FREE WOOD PULP
IS ACCEPTED BY
GOVERNMENT
Secretary of Treasury Decides
Not to Appeal Decision Of
Customs Court; Costs Uncle
Sam i$3.OO0,OO0.
ms LEASED Wire 20 Evening IleraId.I J

Washington July no. Secretary
McAdoo today finally decided not 90
appeal the decision of the customs
court granting free euifS Ol wood
pulp ard paper go an countries have
ug favored nation trcRilCs Win the
United states brcause that provision
is granted tO Canada. The treasury
must surrender three million d0lmra
la duties
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-19
INSURANCE COMPANIES
MAY RE-ENTER MISSOURI

INV Taased Wire fu Eveiiiun iiefnkt J
ienereon city. Mo. 4Niy ~. lNf"
arnnr Major lniimtfed iodnf mat ~
had been ndviac6 thar the NIe iAtefr
ance companies contomrlaiEu tnt 30
sumption ol business Ia #ie9p.fi tFrNt
August he maae Y Fieln, un..Ef<.
eatlon With any 0f the REPRESENTATIVES,
of the companies
the attorney aencrala Department
had heard nothing today of ANY aHll.Hs
uent 81 the controversy between Ihh
state Insurance c1mraUiNa HtnUNHN
Flaln sunerln9ouaoal ol IntufAnct Ne-
tollc slaled last aiNni .n 81 AnN'H'
that one had been ttfnfa
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-19
I.ovIng cur I'or Governor.

~ Paul Mimi, July lN.-f, W. NC
lntosh, acting In behalf of the Dcs
Moines council 81 tuited Hominerc al
Travellers today presented Governor
a. o, Eherhart with silver loving
cup az an appreciation OF the COVER
nor's Visit 10 the state meeting OF the
organization at Dcs Moip"s last June.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-19

NeW York. 1u|F INII httHua
known ln haantnI c'pcEe iodar tNaf
= SLIGHT t0uNh IL nenNItIa neF AHerIaN
the pitching ann nI Nan l,f|NNNF
nrooklNns ieft hAnA4f. ana H mas ~
several DAYS Dfipre ~ y Hl tItia'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-19


In making up the OH that many II
the products of the farm were entitled
To- production ana said
~ nm not one of those who believe
thai general disaster necessarily viii
follow the enactment Of the bill now
before us. DnQucstiOnably II VIII in-
crease the lmpoFtations and diminish
the home production OF great many
things. and viii force into ldlenesa
many working men; but ! earnestly
hope that its effect In that respect VII
not reach the proportions of an indus
trial revolution. II Ia easy % see.
however. that the depression which
must inevitably follow might bee ag-
gravated by other causes into general
disaster" "a
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-19

WODAN's Wwwa roDAx~u
xou eet II ~ ne mNnAam
nlriy Ccnte . month az ~ o1nap
. weeh deIiversd ~ your eoosr
afrg cents By nan.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1913-12-12
SANTA MAKES
A TRIAL TRIP

as a week until
Christmas. Santa
Claus W EN- all
ov er his work
rooms. All the toys
were done and ev-
erything in place.
"The reindeer are
in such fine shape
and anxious for
exercise | think I'll
take them QUE for