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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-13
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90 Ghriitiau acnrob til lanlnle Glns
bc0c | Tacoma.
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Ssabnion, Der bar bIanot DC Ieritc
o>ltbiluttcre til Soiporo Soun1tp, %
iom i mango Ma" bar orcpct aiebs
mauosiorrctnina / Grcsco, or otgaact
peo Ssocn / tit Sicm ocrlteoS.
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ifal / CONNER opferc ell I'M STOLE
bnanina foitCrNc sos OOO. NSaor
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me Son1t, ioCt aropct ior Ell mere
runtmcIia % bchrc u0Itprct %pgrtn8
itaoig or blepct ltprrc.
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Ioonpctition, ser / NnaToIa cirtllIe
re6cS citcr GaaruaIact, opnoacoc life
oct iursnifc>e ReiltItat, loct Der
nlonalcoc ottc Nuunc paa oct frrneoc
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ocrifriftcr pao lin Nnis2ning -,
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pco ipcciclt Galg at Iaa al,torllcret
Ell SfattcuoIigning, buorpco S2Oo''
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holo ill sen Gum ban bctalcr | Stat,
Gtatcus rleitc gorofat, @tlllnr
q. Woir, Der troo& fine 80 War oa9'
liz or ar trriic paa iii &orltor vi
bora oQ Tom alto er Ell al De met
oftipc 0cItaacre peb bpcr Nctatcr'
min, iiac@ al nrre Staten" TIo'ie
proftiicrcnbe gopofot. Som nng
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1850 oa be9ulhtc Itrar ar ltloerc
Retsuiocnifab. Sun bar bIonot DC
fpritc Wchlcn1mcr al Statcrl@ loo'
oipcnbc 6orinmliug, % Ircmocle" er
han Trriioent Tor Naptcpc Safplllas
fcrS N~siociation.
Stur Saat. 6armcrnc / GntcNrlcll
al EarIu, Sac Gor1tn, 'oran'tnlter
hpcr Boar Ell SaQt paa @ophcra,
arager % ANDRE Il1llctoc Sntooonr,
Tom moo reqne5 Tor Sfabcopr pno
Garmcu, % MAJ NClcr ii0 oo | to
9cire FOR at ic hpem al 0i2lc ton
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citcr ,>uatcn oiholoc2 Ell 9altct, %
Sen Sioc. Tom bor bupt minoit Sogt'
Inffc % life fan piic iaa mango Sfals
be ion Den nn6cr, nlon bctalc Tor
fSclten. Icnnc %aqt, Der natHrltas
pis er Ell @egipcnheo / 0cnnc Gel al
Stutell, farot Stco iorriac Siraoo9,
"a on1trent so MGnb o9 Gutter Del.
toa. Der bIcp / @ebct al Nagcn no
an6t mcaet @loo - heloiguia fun Dc
citcritrpbtc Smaabpra - % Den
ieircnoe SalpbeI al &c hrabcliQc SG~
acre haroc ON Iitencn ct belt SoQn-
las meo ifuotc 8opbera % andre
Iigreuoe Sfaocopr.
Get iicroe Sffer iuusct. &eN lis
bcortnaSurbeioer / NtisIouriIlOoen
pcO @hiting err 2igct al z. &uolpl8
braQt % al Den bIeoe Sloobuno, %
oermco err Oct iieroc Cficr al Sc lem
ltnsc Mtcuucifer, iom iioitIc0cn lite
Sttobcr iorIoo Siour Gitn / CT Nul.
tourobil, bruQt Tor GuQcua &na. Gel
ifohct ioripanot iporleit, % 'orit Ell
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-13
Hnrn pukntu.
&ipbcr gluis / Winrt. elmer Q

6SpAp SS\*NN*"'
aisbcr Mpis / Winpt. elmer gns
ae, tioli9erc at Glmire, Vttnn., bar
fiebt 9laoct "Eioneer FrelS" |
Wott.
Iut Nurisa / @allcp Gitp. Webs
lemmer al Sallep Gins @praao bar
beapnot at inmle unberitrlfter paa
anipgning ON peo gaIg at ontnge
aommisiionSirpre for gpen. 6ors
ilaget bar oppe til afgierelie for tire
Iar iioen, men blep oa neoltemt.
Tlcrc Turisgsfarme. Gre flere
Soriegsfarme er blepne opretteoe al
Nortbern Taciiic 9ane1l, nemlig peo
Stanton, Sa5en og @oIoen Saaep.
Der bill irrlig lrgges an paa 0prf-
ming al Wais, Mfalfu, Spiofleoer
% Yotetes, men Ersper meo Smua-
grpn nil ogiaa Qisrea FOR at piie
Oct foroelagtige peb Serclbru9.
Sbpmpiun Stats5Oatrssfer. @eb
ct Wsbe al Statens "Erinting
Board" Sen CITE o@. er Saplor
Sbompion al Winot blepen ubnGont
iii Statens 9ogtrptter i~iteoetfor ".
W. Souslep. Wfr. G%bompion, Der
bar peret otiut peO 9laoet ~0tinot
Reporter", pil ianoipnliapiS tiltr9oe
i'm me Stiqing Sen t5oe Wai.
Sprcuffc pco Iucf Sapen. Ont
trent $1,000 pil / CONNER al Re.
gieringen bliue onpenot til me Ser'
boffe peo Hocf @oper, en- lioen Sp
peo Wisiouriilooen, itrar n%orOenfor
Manoun. Sc ME 0offe bill tlnne
ta9c 9aooc inbtiI 200 500 LANCE,
% Steoet pil bIipe oct fornemite
StoppeIteD melem Eierre, 2. .,
% iSlobens uOrOli0c g%noeprnft.
Ser Spnner inocn fire Iar.
Hdar fSamiIien tr0cn liot mere emo
IRE Iar fan forcgca meo ier raife
Senner, % er Set life iaa pallife-
liqt at pore StorfQrmer. Wtr. og
MrS. @iQinm aricfman oe0 Sebr
bar inoen ct Sioarllm al A Iar %
nj Waaneoer faact oenne Itorarteoe
Sorsgelie / SamiIicn. S Salt 1908
isotcs Spillingcr, ale Gutter;
1910 fom nof en But, og MI for
Iebeu fsotes SpiQinger og1oa
Gutter.
Scloig Surchauocl. en- Slaas
lprrcos IrbcioSburr, Iom forIeoen
fisbtcs al Ell ma Narnter peo Mott,
pil maaife bIipc N}iolet til Den lnms
me Sormer$ 2pftc / 2ipet. : @lao'
lprrcoSburen& @oumer baooe TO
ltrae 9ureiperifer / Erincetpn, wis.
laat line Napnc % aoresier meo
Snbbpoelie til @urens Gier ON at
inolebe en- &orrciponoancc, % sol
oen ifal pGrc, at Here linge 6ars
mere / Settiugcr Gountp MT 'taar
pao Nippet iii at bcnte i'm Srlto
ira @i$coniin.
"aunssueien" aicnnem Spipman.
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ties / gopman. bIco &uten tor Den
iaafalote Srpin Gitp-Deaop'tone
slutomobiIc Sigbwap uolagt 9ler'
mem belle @ommou Gountp. Teler
onlebcr ole 9pcr peo @eilpaittee'
9onen o. goar / nproue'tlis Met
MING ira Warnlort5 ino | Billings
Gountu. @ommou Gountp or DC!
prganiicret for bette Sciarbeine, %
man urnter at tunue lepere Oct beo'
tic @ciltpffe mclcm Spiuingbperle
% gcuomItone Eorf.
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ma ). Earfir, Ell Of De melt be-
fienbtc apinocr blanot Statefls Tor
tic Scttlcrc, or aigdaet peo Cohen
paa ct SoipitoI / 9ismarcf. Mrs
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al SiourhspNingcn Emo Saree, ol
peo 8iitermool mco en- bpio NtailI
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paa ben anleu. Sun or flcnot %
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-13
331irhtpuu

2cpcsc / is Tiger. SouiS Sanien,
Der Tor is Tiger iiocn falot NED ira
CT StilaSs / Renominec % brGftcoc
8psracea, or Der ON Gagen aIgaaet
peO Seoe,L
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1913-12-10
COME IN AND PAY
YOUR TAXES NOW

My term of office expires Jap-
uary I, 1914 and l am compelled
to make settlement with the
county and state so if you have
not paid your taxes kindly give
the matter your immediate at
tention. All taxes not paid on
or before that time will be adj
vertised and sold. This is abso-
lutely the last notice I will give
and if your name appears on the
delinquent list you will have
only yourself to blame.
23-3t w. F. Crooks,
Sheriff Montgomery County.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1913-12-10
Public Sale

Tuesday, Dec. 70, at 10 a. m,
I will offer my farm of 42H
acres, situated on the Donald
son pike in Montgomery county,
seven miles west of Mt. Sterling,
three miles north of Wades
Mill. This farm has two houses
and two good orchards. Will be
offered in two tracts, one 1871
acres, the other containing "a
acres. Both we'll watered, will
be sold separate or as a whole
about thirty acres in bluegrass.
Also Steinway piano and Deer
ing moving machine.
Terms made known on day of
sale.
Albert Reed,
Wilmore, Ky.
VIM. Cravens, auctioneer.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1913-12-10
LOCAL LAWYER IN
LARGE LAWSUIT

Sims Bros, contractors on the
new railroad between Winches-
ter and Irvine have filed a vol
untary petition in bankruptcy.
Mr.. r. A. Chiles, of this city, is
attorney for the contractors.
The assets are given at $4,000
with liabilities at $4,000. Win
ston & Co., of Winchester will
finish the contract for t c rail-
road company.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1913-12-10
WIFE OF CONGRESS-
MAN CANTRILL DIES

Mrs. Carrie Payne Cantrill,
wife of Congressman ]. Camp
bell Cantrill, died at their home
in Georgetown Monday morning
at eight o'clock. Mrs. Cantrill
is survived by her husband and
one son, James E. Cantrill, a
student at the Staunton, Va.
Military Academy. Deceased
was a member of the Christian
church and a most excellent
woman. Mr.. Cantrill has many
friends in this section who will
learn with sorrow of his bereave-
ment.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1913-12-10
Notice

All persons having claims
against the estate of John Cor
bett, deceased, are hereby mott
fed to file same with my attor-
ney, r. G. Kern by Dec. 24th.
Margaret Mcnamara,
23-2t. Administrators.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1913-12-10
Y. w. M. S. Bazaar

Look! For the Bazaar, Satur-
day, all kinds of nice Christmas
presents for sale by the Young
Women's Missionary Society, of
the Christian church. Nice
lunch, IS cents.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1913-12-10
DIR. A. ]. HARNESS
TO LEAVE CITY

DR.. A. ]. Harness has accepted
a position in New York Medi-
cal College and will leave soon
to begin his new duties.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1913-12-10

You can secure season tickets
to the Musicals to be held here
during the winter at the Mt.
Sterling Drug Co. Save the diff
ference by buying a season ticket
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1913-12-10

Phone us your wants in the
meat and grovery line, our de,
livery is first class.
Sanitary Meat Market.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1913-12-10

Strayed-To my place on
Winchester pike, a yearling.
Owner may have same by prov
ing property and paying charges.
c. w. Brummet.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1913-12-10
Money to Loan

$1,000 to 100000 to loan for
8, S, 7 or 10 year with most fav-
orable terms of payment. 23-2t
Hoffman's Real Estate
and Loan Agency.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1913-12-10

The cheapest and best line of
Brassware. Prewitt & Howell
23-3t.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1913-12-10
GIVING THE HOOK
WORM A HARD JOLT

DIR. A. T. Mccormick, Secre-
tary of the State Health Board
in an address at Louisville Mon
day said half of the deaths in
Kentucky in the last three
months were from preventable
diseases. He also said that 49,
5o2 cases of hookworm have
been treated by the State Board.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1913-12-10

Goods are now being laid aside
for Xmas delivery at
Jones Jewelry Store.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1913-12-10

See our line of Baskets and
Trays.
The Novelty Store.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1913-12-10

A useful and appreciated
Christmas present. Chase bug
gy robe. Come and sec them.
23-3t. Prewitt & Howell.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1913-12-10

Let us do your repair work.
Guttering and roofing our spec
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1913-12-10

Our store is what the name
IMPLIES. Sanitary Meat Market
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1913-12-10

1alty.
23-tf The Laughlin Co.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1913-12-10

Bryan & Robinson open night,
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-24
FAv0RS P0STP0NlNG
PASSAGE OF BILL

o. ~v-~t~a tsu~ssl afHrist trfeso NfasI
AcW YORK. Dec a-A statement
issued ionlsht ln behalf ~ commit
tec which represents practically every
foreign imna-Atianfle steamship Tine.
bY Paul Gpiihaii. the chairman sup-
ports President Wilson's suggestion
chat iegiaatlon regulating the status
If sfamen and allied subjects should
he deferred until the results of the
international conference ou safety at
sea- nos te'hg held n London. a ful-
b known Ihn measure hes aiready
passed ihe senate
% Z declared fhat the hni nov boz
fore rangfee la 'mpnelle4Dle ln some
ef tH provisions ana cauibersome ln
others A. an example. fhe compul-
sory asgnmrat N passengers a. ear-
tain places in particular 80 boats ls
cited 70 s. c0ufendea that this mea-
cure e absurd. because ia the confu-
sion Incident "a disaster az sea. pass
hengefa coald uot always get into the
boai assigned to them.
Exception o. ALSO taken 90 the pro-
vision forcing companies % provide
two ssiior faf cach life boat
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-24
AIhanIan TronlIor OnlIIncl.

London. Dec. 23-The southern
frontier OF Albania il Is announced.
will include the towns Of Argyro Cas-
tro Liaskowk. Delvio. SAM Quaranta,
repelcni. Premcdi and Korit2a and
Cape STYLES Recently the information
al commission for the delimitation of
the Albanian frontier. meeting In
Florence. decided unanimously 60
abide BY any division which might be
reached in London.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-24
TO APPRAlSE ESTATE
OF LATE ], p, MORGAN

Aow York. Dee. 22.-John 2 Mar
TN. a lawyer Of this city, ana an app
praiser attached to the office OF the
deputy state controller here. was des-
isHaiet today appraiser Of the Csiutr
Of the late J. Pierpont Morgan. II
was so named by Surrogate Cohaan
on the petition OF Lewis Cass Led-
yard, counsel for the executors.
The executors on September 28.
last. gave their check for s3.500.000
as an advance payment on the inhef-
itanco tax. The payment Indicates
an estate Of SGs.000.000 exclusive of
the good will Of the firm Of j picf-
pont Morgan & Co. and the ara treas
ures
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-24
JOHN D. JR., CALLS ON
MAYOR ELECT Mitchell

AcN York. Dee - John = Rock
efeiiffs Jr waited FOR three quarters
of an hour TODAY m John rurroy
Hltchefs office for "a chance to soc
the mayor-eicct When Dc was finally
admitted. he remained with SIR Mit-
chei for only a fow minutes Mr.
Rockefeller was questioned concern
ius DIS VISIT
Well" DO said. 'you can rest as-
Furcd that ! did not come 10 see Sir
Mitchell for q sob. J guess / ann one
IL the few who afe not after iobs Ny
business with Sir Mitchell Was purely
personal"
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-24

Syracuse, y. Y. Dec. 23.-Scores of
little children were robbed Of their
Christmas presents late today when
burglars broke into the South preshy-
terian church and stripped a hig
Christmas tree Of its burden or toys
ard candies. The burglars forced an
entrance into the pastors study and
stole diary containing an outline Of
twenty sermons and eight written SER
mons.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-24

The oemparailfe Inactivity in pros
! pccung Inactivity which some
have sought fo aacrlbe 10 the effect
of settling aside the national forests
were analyzca hy one % the speak
rrs weli-known mlnhag man. This
speaker gave as the principal causes
thy rice On the price " provisions and
decline in the game supply. with the
consequent great increase 10 the cost
nnets of ouinttng and living ln the
mouriaIns. the change in ths chnrae-
ter OF labor employed In mining
whereby the supply is now drawn veu
largely from races which lack the
spirit 0f Fcniuresoma enterprise. in-
F dependence. and fondness for nomsdle
wilderness lfe Characteristic nf tho
prospccior. and the dinculiy IN ind
ing forage Tor PACK animals which has
resulted from the expansion II the
grazing Industry.
I'm s. word. lt grows steadily more
apparent thai fhc national forests
are not an incubus on the mining in-
dustry. bot en- the contrar. an aid tu
it just as lt has proved an AID 70 the 4
beet development ~ the stock indus
fry on the forests both in tho interest
of the industry Itself and in tho in-
tcrest of the people who consume the
product
aAs with the stock Industry. the
proper relations of the forest service 4
with the mining Industry should b. /
cooperative 70 is entirely suitable I
49, ...ss.... L.. aa....f. H..s.....s. afn a
forest service and individual miners. /
or matters n administration affecting .
the industry as a whole should b. ad- .
msted through the lnstrumennlity of
an organization which the service can /
regard us "a representative Of the min-
crs. and with which it can deal ln 4
spirit of mutual fairness and regard \
FOR au rights and interests involved /
both Individual and public ln rrac-
tlcal working such q system wa pre-
vent further misleading of public 0pIn-
Jon hy claimants whose real grievance
against the forest service a their iu
ability q perpetrate frauds through
misuse ~ the mining laws such
fraudulent claimants are seldom bona
nde miners while frauds committed
or sought Co be- committed ln The name
~ the mining industry are legion. all
but very few of them are only re-
moffiv II at ai connected with eith-
cr mines or mining. This fact b. ii-
Illustrated by many examples
Mining claims are located on the
national forests 10 order % get title
to land valuable for tOWnsite pur-
poses to land valuable because Of
scenic surroundings of Worldwide
fame. 20 land controlling timber sales
negotiated hy the service, 90 sites for
summer cottagess TO land around
watering places which gives control
u sheep OF cattle range. to land which
controls mineral and medicinal
springs; fo valuable farms and agri-
cultural land without complying with
the homestead laws residence require
ments; 20 valuable power sites; tol
reservoir sites valuable for power and
lt.ssa...... =. .......s - 49,.
transmission lines. and 10 sites for sa-
looms and kindred enterprises not per-
mittod upon national forests"
Specific Instances in whieh the pro-
visions Of the mining laws have been
sought to cover these purposes other
than legitimate mining development
are given In the report
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-24
Exceptions in Diggs Case Tllcd.

san Francisco. Dec. 23.--Two bulky
documents containing the itemized ex-
ceptlons Of Maury l. Diggs and f.
Drew Caminotu 20 the conduct Of
their trial hy Judge van Fleet and
their conviction IN the United states
district court of having violated the
Mann white slave traffic act were
filed today by their counsel In the
United States circuit court Of ap-
peRls
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-24
Heaviest Passenger Traffic in History.

New York. Dee. 28-Traffic on The
subway and elevated lines Of the In
terborough Rapid Transit company
was heavier on Monday it became
known today, than on any previous
day In the corporations history. This
seasons total Of passengers for
Christmas Monday S83.057-rep-
resents an increase Of 24,358 over that
Of 1919.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-24
sian ont Of Work Commit, suicide

Pueblo, Dec Dcspondent be-
cause he was out Of work and had no
money to buy Christmas presents for
his bride of seven weeks, John Gauzon
put "a pistol a. his temple and fired "a
bullet into his brain, at his home this
afternoon. Ills wife Witnessed the deed
and notified the police. Guazon is dy-
ing
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-24
KIns Mifc nj Thcn snlcillc.-

Baltimore Md, Dec 23.-WalterI
Grimes. 3l years old, shot and prob
ably fatally wounded his wife. Edith.
5s years old, and then committed sal
eide al their home here late tonight
The tragedy Nas the outcome Of Mrs
Grimes refusal of her husbands prof
ferred. christmas gift Of a gold watch
and chain after the couple had quar-
raIed
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-24

Sew Orleans Dec 23.-Lord Mur-
ray Of Milbaak one II the principal
stockholders OF the firm of Pearson
4 sons. limited London with exten-
sive oil holdings ln Mexico, arrived
here today on steamer from Colon
cnroutc 90 New York lie has been
trying 10 close contracts for valuable
concessions In Colombia, but SO far.
it Is said has been unsuccessful.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-24

What's the trouble here?"
THE bellboys are on a strike
Want more pay, I suppose"
mo. a man came in a little while
ago and asked to have Wladislascz
szcbuczs paged. r. Chicago Record
Herald,
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-24
senator Lewis Delegated to London.

Washington Dec. 23. ~ Senator
Lewis of Illinois was appointed today
by President Wilson delegate 20 the
international Maratime conference,
now in session in London.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-24

Dear, when shall l install you as
the mistress Of a dear little homer?
You may as well understand now
first as last John Henry that there
won't be any home on the installment
plan. Baltimore American,
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-24

How is your egg boycott coming
on
Il dunno. ! suspect the dealers are
delivering them IN unleftered wagons
and that many people are eating them
on the sly
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-24

What could be more sad than a
man without country feelingly
asked the high school literature
teacher OF her class.
"a country without man" re-
sponded pretty girl Just as feelingly.
--Woman's Home Companion.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-24

Norfolk Va. Dec 25.--An unknown
steamer IS ashore half a mile below
Little Island. Life savers and the
revenue cutter Onondaga have gone
TO her assistance Life savers have
been unable to identity the vessel on
account Of a dense fog.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-24

lie gave his wife a Christmas check.
And then ere Christmas came
lie tried alack 70 coax it back
Now wasn't that a shame9
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-24

Washington Dec 20. Each Of The
White House employees about 1850 of
them, received q fifteen-pound turkey
today with Christmas greetings from
the President and Mrs Wilson.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-24

MY husband writes that he IS
bringing me back from Italy a pretty
llule Murillo. I've Just bought
cage for it.7-Le Sourire.
The Commonwealth. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1911-1914, 1913-01-31
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