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The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-27
Amounts Allotted to South
and West Given Out
by McAdoo
SOUTHERN STATES
GET S21,S0O,000
Many Facts Taken Into Consideration
in Making Apportionment--The
Southern Deposit viii BE
Made Soon

Washington, August 26.--sccretHry
McAdoo announced today the apper-
tionment as far ~ II had becn COM
pIetcd of the s50.0O0.oOO,. TO he dcpos-
tied by the government In national
banks of the west and south to fncili-
tate the movement and marketing of
crops. The total amount allotted "a
date Is S9s.5O0.o0o of which ST. .s00,uo0
goes 10 hanks In the Is southern states
and the District of Columbia, and s2s.-
100000 10 the "A western states.
The southern banks have asked that
their sbare OF the funds be deposited
in August aud September and those IN
the vest want the money apportioned
to them during September, October and
November. The money Will be allowed
to remain on deposit on an average of
four or five months All of II is TO be
returned not later than next April and
the southern bankers who get their
money first, in December, win begin
turning 1t back into the treasury in
monthly instailments.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-27

News of the North Alabama Merchants convention will
be found on pages s. o TO- and II Of todays Age Herald
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-27

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The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-30
SAFE BREAKER SAVES
 IMPRISONED CHILD

steel l"'r fast asl'."r 4 t"ur >"ar old huN
 About tho. time that R"d had de. cidrd that he had cracked hn orphan as} lum instead If a bank Vault the Noungstcr woke ui, and emitted howl rb's was certainly the cue f"r th" lever faithful Sluth 1nd l;'d d"us"" his -lim and backed ,,u r..\ulN.I iE hand Eut it must have been th" r. r. sl"lth's uteht of for u"thiue hap lcnrd except that th" hld yelled loud ct when h" was left in tn" dark At rhrs Red took a chance. .nd tlashrd the light again iu "rd"r [" investigate
 The not result of his "h~"r> .tIlnns ,ud ,upuirics Was that m" l"uthfd security lacked up m the. ,auli was tlr. son of thu ice president and n" htu t",'n shut m while playing about th" place Ais" the jewel ho> greatly de elIrd [" h, taken h"m" t" bis mother
 Now Red IlauuiEIn m.N l., t ,r""h .rud in ih,' S",r'lS of th" NrgpS With whom h,. l- int rimat, hr may h, r,u sldrrrd n bad man. hat Red has H
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 CAPTURED
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MEXICO tIlN oct 30 ,;"urr.iI 1i">In". tine commander III chief uf the federal forces ut uulthrrn Mexico has been cHpfurcd ny the consfIfutfon- ail~ls The uuti assault on the city WHs th" n'r,"~t hand to hand fight N"t reported between the cnntrndinG t"r'"s I"ur times. after Ih" r"h I artillery had pounded 4 breach iu Ih,. d"t"nc"s, dId th" attacking force storm the breach and four times w"r" they dri,'n back. Seeing that the maia attack WH~ being mado. on that port ion ot his lu" which Was receiving thr tir from th" r"hcl field pieces and that unl'~~ th"~" guns W,rr silcncrd Ih,. 't> must ~or''k fall. General Trey iu" hunS'u feet a sort" and almost sue crc'i, t 'n cutting his way L." th., r-h"l hattrrN Before he reached th.. gun, however th. rebels received rrinfur, mnis .ud tn" column which Trey inn h"ad"d Was drhrn back.
 It was daring the rrtrrat of what Was left "f his party that Trey inc fell hl" th' hands of th" enemy.
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 KANSAS CITY. Oct. 3o Al four o'clock yesterday afternoon rdshirt Robert n stevens of lh" Mrrrh hants bank swung th" h"a>N steel door uf tn" security vault shut. shot tho bolts and whiried tn" combination Then h" went home.
 At twelve thirty last night Red Han nigan. with several aliases, after s"m'' two hours hard work s,Icc".d"d III swinging the door of the security \iuull open. l'p to this point the story is just like any other ordinary bank robbery and Red IIannigau should either have gotten uut of Kansas GIt> with the lnut or have hcrii ILihh'd in the nick of tim" h> the faithful sl"uth. That is the waH it would hay" hap pcncd in a book or nn th" stage
 But the business of crackiHp safes is q very serious amItcr [" Red Han nipan su his Surpris, may h,. imdE incd when he flashed his hrht for inst the fraction nf II second lu get his bearings and saw curlcd up on the
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heart and h" .iSt"n'd lo the appeal ul th" ulI Ing cash roll that he h.td fouui In the bauk'- strong box.
 Th" result "l all ot thls Is that E.d took inc t'r,r presidents hI. IS far is th'" front steps of his own house rul p"itlrI! declined the youngsters hInd im'i'3',"n [" step ln and r, -"iNr a reward from thr fond parent
 There ie -r'..t J"l m the house of tn" ,i'r pr' -rdrut of lhr Merchants hauh t"ulGhr .uI somrw h"rr out m th" '"id W"rId probably riding .+tst ur west "u Ih,. bumpers ,d l freight. Is Red IIaIuistu wanted hN th, polir.. "l half d"ztu states amd on" of n, "h-,"l"~l safe crackers tu the business
 Thr 'hIId had been missed early m tn" evening and the entire police. force ot tn" city was searching for him Perhaps that k why Red was not iu- trrrupt"d hN th" "rNrt faithfnl' an why h" K probably now parhphaSin; th"~r mm"rIaI word, of Edwin Booth "Ii beats what a nrr w.. actors lead
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GOVERNMENT MAKES
 4 SECRET ATTACK

him to attack the canal notifications.
 Word was sent tn the army officers in tn" canal zone that an enemy might be expected and to prepare for de- fcnsc.
 During the night the warships quiet ly slipped int" position {" begin tn" attack and this morning just as th;. dawn gave light enough for them to make out the outlines of the fortifica- lions the attack began.
 For three hours the mimic battle continued at the end of which tim" the army and navy officers detailed as umpres decided that the dcfcnses were invulnerahle and tho ships wcr" called off.
 The third division is composed "f five battlcships and it is supposed that now that their secret mission has been carried out they will he ordered tJ proceed to Npra Cruz and join tn" second division which should reacn there today or tomorrow. This will make the United States naval fore" off the Mexican port consist of ten If the most powerful hattlcships in th'' world. Each ship carries q crew of nine hundred men and several light
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NPSStas sNNB8VS
 WASHlNGTOE. Oct. 20. A closely guarded secret of the navy department leaked out today and those who have been wondering at the seemingly ser ious strategic blunder in sending i part of the Atlantic fleet to the Mcdi- terranean at this criticlc time in na- tional affairs are now set at ease.
 The third division of the fleet did not sail for European waters. although that was the word given out by the de partment when the ships lifted their anchor and steamed out of Hampton Roads. Instead the four vessels went out to sea and when well out of touch with the shore and beyond the course of coastwise vessels they head ed south and running with lights out land, changed his course and directed day the division prepared for fcigned attack on the defenses at the Atlanti" end of the Panama canal.
 So well was the secret guarded that not even the officers in the dcpartm"n; knew that the sealed orders of tn" admiral commanding. which were not opened until he Was out or siSht "i land, changed his course nd directed
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GALVESTON, Texas. oct 3o. On telcgraphic orders from Wash"ington the second cavalry stationed at Fort Bliss will embark here at once on an army transport, The trnopcrs Will
 leave their horses at their post an! will be formed as regiment of in fantry AS soon as embarked tn" regiment will he taken to Vera Cruz, Mexico, where 1t will join the fore" which will probably he landed from the two divisions of the Atlantic fleet now on their way to that port. Tn, second cavalry consists of three bat talions and a machine gun platoon about twelve hundred men in all. This will bring the total force available fol immediate landing on Mexican soi up to about seven thousand men. Th
 force will have with 1t about twenty i've automatic guns mounted on vince and can be furnished by the ship
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WASHINGTON, oct 30 That tn, Sattitude of the governments of Europ' 'Iin regard to the way in which the Mex ' ican trouble has been handled by tn, United States is giving the president and his advisors much trouble was made known today after the cabinet meeting which lasted all afternoon and at which the entire situation was care fully gone over
 In spite of intimatiOus from foreign governments interested in Mexico that they did not believe the policy of the United States was either compatabI,. with its dignity nor afforded the pro tectlOn foreigners implied in he atement of the Munroe doctrine il stemsthat 1tp-tQ the present time Ghe secretary of state has beep--trblc to convince the president that he was handling the matter in the best man ner possible. But with the continued protests from Europe and the latest notes, which are couchcd in terms whose meaning cannot be mistaken the president has been forced to the conclusion that his own foreign min ister has lead him into serious blum
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BURGLAR SEEKING CASH GETS BABY
CLOSED DOWN
 AT SOLOMON

Mir John Anderson of the Nome is stopping at the Golden Gate hotel ] has brought some interesting news from solomon. He says that all of the drcdgcs there have shut down foT th" ! winter with the exception of the Sew ard dredge on solomon river This drrdgr expects tu continue operations until about the first of December un . less tn" Ice prevents It has had :, good season and is still doing well This has been a quiet season around
 solomon and, as seems the case every W her" else. there has been a shortage nf water, but on the whole they havt
 done fairly well.
 Mr Shaughnssy is now rchuildin ::
 his store which was washed away by { n" recent storm and has q new stock in ready for the winters business
 Mir RrHry proposes to move his
 r"adh"usr and saloon to Dickson where h" will hnild and reopen.
 Mir StickcrmrY"r and Mrs. McI."tn will r"ntiml" {" conduct their hntcl ht Dickson this winter
 During thr past season one dredge
 was built on Goose creek but owing to the prevailing lack of water it could
 not be run.
 Mir Anderson is of the opinion that if ther" Is plenty of water next year
 that Snlom6n and the adjacent country will have d prosperous scaSou \ good many Solomonitcs expect {" go out on the next boat and are de
 pending on the Flyer making her re- gulIr trips in order that they may reach Nome as travel hv the roads at present Is not satisfactory.
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guns for landing purposes. About five hundred men of the crew of each ship are organized into d battalion for land . ing. This makes q force of five thou sand men practically on the scene of trouble in Mexico and is certainly enough to take tho defcnscs of Vera Cruz and establish q base from which to prepare for the invasion of the v'-''"try if su,r move should heconl.. necessary,
 since the information in regard to the destination of the third division has leaked out it has also hccom" known that the navy has several col Hers and supply ships ready loaded at the New York and Norfolk navy yards and that these vessels will be sen; south to supply the fleet.
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TRINIDAD. Cot. oct. %o. The rot ing at Aguillar has assumed s"ri"us proportions and if the stat" forces ar" lnablr to restore order there K now mcnt [" talk" a hand. Today th strikers attacked tn" companies st"r. guards succeeded in taking the place, lt is charged that while l""ting in store the strikers upset tn" st"N" and caused a fire which destroyed th" building and stock.
 After the guards amt tn" United States postmaster had been driven from the building the mob entered and went through the stock taking what they desired and destroying ind"scrim inately.
 There were several sacks of mail in the store. which is also the post office. and these were opened il is charged. anu IlIltu Dl TtElSttI'u lt'll'IS t''IllbI III e ing money and NaIuabrs as well as money orders. The post otiic" officials ( oharge this to the strikers and the post office department has been informed of the occurrence.
 The postmaster charges that the rioters rificd the mail bags and then threw them into the fire which th,N had started in the store and h" far thcr says that when the fire depart - ment was called to the seen" in an tt = tempt tn save tn" United states pro- pery they were fired on by the l""t"rs and prevented from saving any "f tho mail If these charges can be sub stantiatcd it would seem that the
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WASHINGTON. Oct. With the embarkation of the second cavalry at Galveston the long expected movement ot regular troops toward Mexico has begun. several other regiments are under orders to be in readiness tn mov" from their present stations at a mo ments notice and the ports at which transports are waiting (" embark them have been designated. Unless there Is a radical change within the next few days in the Mexican situation ,t is expected that from fifteen to twenty Mexico.
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history and II points to an utter lack of confidence" in the United States by In" governments of Europe is this unfortunate state of affairs which Mir. Wilson is trying to overcome. for with out tn" moral support of Europe in the present crisis and without the con tinurd acquiesrncc of Europe in the principles of the Munror doctrine the administration will face a problem that will be more serious than anv that has confronted this country sine" tn" declaration of independence.
 That the president realizes this and that h" iS giving every energy lu find ing q way out of the tanglc is cvi- dent.
 Whether the chief executive has lost confidence in his secretary of state or not cannot be figured at this time. but it is certain that the policy of Mir Bryan has proved a complete failure. and that now the president will have to take over the whole affair and Straightrn it out. Ilc will not he al- lrw"d much time tn get things going either as Europe is mighty impatient and Mir Wilson has at last seen the handwriting on the wall
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-30
GAMBLERS
 RAIDED

x very pleasant little party was all l messed up last night when officers Douehcrty, James. Frawley and Bond unexpectedly dropped in to a house on
 |! street. The host and some of the invited guests didn't see why the rude
 officers uf the law should come trailing
 not invited Iiut il was a cold. bleak night outside and the merry click of
 the chips and the purr of the shuflinG cards sour led good to the guardians
 of the public morals.
 Just {" be sure and not drive any
 of the happy little gamblers out into th" cold snow a man was stationed at , the back door nf the house while three | stalwart officers of the law entered the front without even being polite enough | to knock and give the jolly Eamestcrs { time to stow their chips and cards. l When the officers again came out , into the bitter night they brought with them the complete layout and nine
 men each one of whom was about to
 win the biggest pot of the evening
 when something happened.
 Those enjoying the congenial little
 affair were Ed Johnson. Pete Dessum. l Charlie Peters. A. F.. Warner. Jack ! Fttirt.-tfom eonncrs,-o ole-,Iargason, | Chas. Reed and r.. Kohn.
 | As stated above the other members
 of the party who arrived late were the 1 four police officers
 The end of the whole affair was that
 Ed Johnson and Pete Dessum were
 fined one hundred dollars each and the
 other members of the cozy little party , that the officers spoiled were let of with suspended sentences.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-30
CHARGED
 WITH LOOPING

, strikers have committed Il @t,tN'. hinu takes hold their present "cruIrItl"n "i rrhtfrr guards and d"str"vfn" pro r, rtl win most ,rItauriy crle...
 inspectors will tt once b" >"nl |" iuNrSti-.tr these charges against tn, strikers and 1T suhstantlat"d tn" fed. rr.,l officers will make a number "f ar rests al one" Us several wh" had < hand in the l"oting are known
 If there k a repetition of this inter tcr"nc" with the mall "r th. federal officers the United States government can interfere for the protection of it's property and tn" man without wat
 ing for a request from th" G">,ruuI and this will probably hc done if r. =. troops are sent to the scene how = "l CT. they will not talk" any hand u the war between the min" guards and strikers. aS that is entirely within tho pI"VInc" of th" stat, u"uIs tnd deputy shrriff~. hui th, regular soldiers f sent. will guard the post "tlicr and s",. that th" mail k not intrrtrrod with.
 should tn" situation h.c"In" sn ser ions, however. that tn" &"l"rnur ',u rut handl, II with his mIlItiI h' .,su request federal aid f"l' th" lr"l"'ttu'l ,,t tf,. It,iI II n l,s k don" th,.r" will pr"l",hlN h'. .rr nm m"dit.. end r." th" disGr,r,.fl,i hrhtIu; between th" guards and strikers Us th,. federal government will pr"ha!l> dls arm both sides aud scttl tn. matt r hN arbitration in which the min" "Wu- ITS. IL" strikers and an official of tt. department of commerce and llh"r will participate.
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WASHINGTON WORRIED
 BY FOREIGN ATTITUDE

der and Mr. Wilson has now taken tlI,. | matter into his own hands and will from now on dominate the situation. It is stated that the president him.
 self has a plan for the pacitiration of Mexico which he has evolved without the aid of the secretary of Stat. and that this plan will he made publi either tonight or tomorrow. Whether this latest plan of the president meets with the approval of Mir Bryan or not that he will have to give his endorse m"nt to il or l"HN" the cabinet, the lat ter being a contingency that seems most likely improbable. It is therefor" surmised that whatever Mir Wilson's latest scheme may h" it will have tn" support of his minister of state.
 Ii has become known here that all the foreign diplomats in Mexico City have united in a protest {" their hom" governments in which the United states is severely criticised for not restoring tranquility in Mexico" They farther openly blame the Washington government for the present state of affairs in the country. This action is almost unprecedented in diplomatic
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S, S. coRWIN

The steamer corwin will sail fo~ Dutch Harbor. Seward. cordova. Jun eau ketchikan and Seattle, on or about October 28th. For freight and passage apply kotzebut Transporta ton & Trading Co.. next tomen Bros. studio.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-30
MACkAY DIVORCE STARTED
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NEW YORK, Oct. 2o Airs Clar enc" II. Mackay, who is stopping at the llaza hotel here was today served with papers in tn" divorce action which threatens to cause considrrabir of 4 c"mm"ti"n iu New York and Newport s"cirt> Ir k expected that II counter suit wilt hr filed by Mrs Ma"kay in a few days in which the wifi" of q prominent society man will ht' named
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ELECTRIC COLLIER A SUCCESS
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SPec,al Nugget Sefv,ce.
 WASiIlNGTpN nrL an Reports received at th'' navy department today from th" board "f officers conducting th" trials "f th" new navy "l..rtricallN drt'n c"lirr Iupitur which have. just been held "ff th" California coast statr that th" new >"ss,I has proven herself i great su,ccS- and thai Sh.. maintain '' d spec" "t f"orIsS"n and three fourth knots over th" entire cnurs" and that her engines worked without a hitch
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

Dr. ]. H. Mustard bsss to inform the public that his offices and rssidsncs are now situated over Mellsrss grocery. Telephone, Main @.
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Pianos and piano stools. sewing ma chimes. Photographs. everything al HoIts.
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Nome Dairy ice cream and ice cream soda at Billy Rose candy store.
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Farewell Dance. Sat night Eagle hall. Admission $1.50. Ladies free.
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.Linolsum, carpets and mating, fu' coats. robes. blankets at Hoits.
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Rugs and Linoleun1, slightly damage selling cheap at Gossins.
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Furniture, hardware. clothing, era nite ware, new goods. everyday at Holts.
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Rugs and Linolsun,, slightly damaged selling cheap at Gogsins.
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Farewell Dance, Sat night. Ea9I. hall. Adnnissicn $1.50. ladies free.
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Farewell Dance. Sat night. Eagle hall. Admission $1.50. Ladies free.
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Dsard sf Trade Rsstaurant is now rsopsrsd for businsss. .
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REGULARS BOARD SHIP
 FOR VERA CRUZ

now at Vera Cruz or on the way thrr"
 with twenty three poundrr field guns.
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Hard and soft coal stoves and ranges cheap at Hoits.
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Board of Trade Restaurant N now rsopsnsd for business.
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AT THE NEW EAGLE. Heinrich Bros,' Apollo Beer on drausht. also "SeIset" by tho bottle or case.
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Nome Nugget S2.0o per msnth.
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"Ths Peoples 'eapsr--Nema NvsSss
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-19
THIS Is SAID OF TYING:
HE is the Man Who Measures Up 10 All Requirement."
EXPOSES SECRETS
OF THE GRAND JURY
Counsel for Harry x. Thaw Gives
New Hampshire Governor Some
Inside Facts
BY international News Service.

BY International News Service.
CONCORD, n. H., Oct. 1s.-Counscl
for Harry X. Thaw today filed brief
with Governor Felker, giving the So
called ''inside facts" of the effort on
the part Of William Travcrs Jerome
to secure an indictment charging con
spiracy against Thaw. Tho remark
able part of the brief is that it con
tains information which must almost
Of necessity have come from members
of the Dutcbess county grand jury, be-
fore whom the indictment was sought,
The brief states that the first vote
tnken by the jury stood 10 to 5. two
not voting against finding the indct
ment. The district attorney then in
formed the jurors that majority vote
was necessary to return an Indictment
and the matter was reconsidered. The
second vote stood IL to 5 against find
ing the indictment, 1t was then voted
to agree to consider the matter. bat
the September grand jury adjourned
without taking the case up for The
third time.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-19
Smell TERlMAN'S WIFE
PASSES DANGER LINE.
Social Career of Mrs. Thomas Gordon
Roberts at Los Angeles Comes
to Inglorious End.

LOS ANGELES, Oct 1s.-"No
funds on the back Of a check for
1880, ended the social career Of Mrs.
Thomas Gordon Roberts. put her richly
furnished apartment into the hands Of
money lender to whom she owes
$500, broke the enga cement of her
daughter, Louise. TO Theodore Walk, a
broker, aud landed her today in police
court on a charge Of uttering spurious
paper, Her preliminary hearing was
set for Monday.
Mrs. Roberts had been accepted as
the daughter of Jesus Almada, Mexi.
can millionaire, and the wife OF the
owner OF the El Tigro mine, one of the
pest Known properties Of the state of
sonora. Detectives found among her
effects letter from her husband. who
is furnace man, in smelter at Doug.
las, Ariz, in which he wrote;
"Qmt spending and let q economizo
am living IN back alley. Inclosed
you Will find $2a, all I can send ,;
ri Ilgro mine iB owned by Kansas
City capitalists