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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1913-12-13
THE PllSGNGR oENoeSEN.
scHAFIe eRAUERGl I. 4 r.
Pu6vGvORS.

VOUVeNOU0s
From the Pilsener Bierbrauer. Nov. 1,
1913.
This well regulated and prosperous
firm was recently the recipient Of
rare and distinguished honor. for His
Imperial Majesty Francis Joseph con.
veyed upon the establishment the I'll.
tie of Imperial and Royal Purveyors.
The decree OF the Master Of the I'm.
perial Household Is as follows:
His Imperial and Royal Aposl
Majesty has In a special decree OF
July 25, 1913, decided most gratiously
to convey to the Pilsen Genossen.
schafts Brauerei Company. Limited.
the title of Purveyor to His Majesty
the Emperor of Austria and King Of
Hungary. The firm will In pursuance
Of this title enjoy all the Preroga.
tives according to paragraph and
paragraph "a, respectively, and the
| firm accepts also the obligations &C.
cording to paragraph IL Of the regu.
lations.
His l. & r. Aposl. Majesty First
Court Marshall, Montenuovo, M. p.
"Countersigned: The Bureau Of
Court Marshal. Vienna. Sept. I, 1918.
DR.. A. Blecha, M. p"
Mr.. August Luchow represented the
Pilsen Mutual Brewing Company
| (Genossenschafts brauerei) In Amer.
lea % general agent. Mr.. Hans Lu.
chow 10 Western Representative with
headquarters In Chicago.-Advertise.
ment.
No imported beer On me market -
lAy has met with greater success tAaa
that handled By August Luchew. TIE
Original Pilsener. from Pilsea. d.
hemia. 10 sold By this big concern. -
10 also the famous Wursburgor Hs(.
brau from Wursburg. Bavaria. These
beers are the favoritss ct Chieage's
leading clubs. restaurants and bunets.
They are without peer. The Chicago
oflcss Of August Luohow are located
In the Stock D1ohaags building. -
North LaSalls street and are uAde9
he management OF Hans LnsAow. NJ.
Luehow has made . splsaAid record
for the business In he West and 10
enjoys . widespread popularity amsag
Chieaso's leading business msa aAA
oitissns. -Advertissmsnl
The Home Brewery y 1ot ealy o.
eaSo's youngest brewery. bat Il = 80
q her most successful Ne bssvA1
n The Omitted States ever aohieved
success IN such short time - he
Homo Brewery. Its bsss already Aas
| Q reputation among The lovers q Sod
beee % being par excellence. The
Homo Brewery also bottles Ito beer
and Q case can b had b. calling Up
Humboldt Observation-Disclosures
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1913-12-13
THE cA,cAco EAoLE.

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500. d. v. Beck, 1881 Coulter Ave., Du.
buque, iowa.
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County Clerk.
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~
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mating the cost, making reservation
and supplying complete information
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via Chicago, Union Pacific and NORTH
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Advertisement.
~
THE PileGNGR oENoesEN.
aHAAGFa 0aAllIaRl q
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-19


Az i'ithslne - brsef d the alspatch
announcins tlgst no lesp than forty
American ARTISTS are REPRESENTED BY
pictures az mo Peris Nrslonal sa:en.
To haVs occurred lsa Out Of total
Of 1850 apleeiea snnvases - = rcpsgk-
able achievement. especially since
M fhct j. coupled with tho comment
that eur quality suSS'nssss ,has cf
other foreign artists
IN painting PARIS sian speaks for
the art world. and the seal Of her
approval b the moss highly priced.
TRUE. she hns foasered many a PASS
ing craze IN form and color. such AZ
the cnbisss and folurisls. but they IRE
only useA a. the freaks for her shop
Windows. ilspnsh cublsis and futurisls
have ceased 20 draw even IN that VA
when Il comes 10 decorating tho
great galleries. she chooses only tho
a'ses and the abiding.
~ TIE arr student tho dispatch
quoted viii occasion no snrrplsc,
though Il may 70 many AHsrlcans
who DO not know how good our art
really H. Many ct our painters like
Some ~ our prophets have been nore
honored abroad. conndeaee IN tur
own judgment hau not kept abreast
~ var areeth IN creative art.
Kenyon Cox. after recent trip 70
Europe and study Of tho famous
galleries. said ne frmly Dcliesec
American art IL "the best az new
being produced IN the world. snd ths
art Of all now being proeuee'l In tho
world. that hes The mess in comnlon
wish she great art u the past AMI
ti.s s@TSess prpnssse sur he ar % tbs
fusure
llo added thas the more ~ ssw -
tlie great H.assaf pieccs o. the iirne.s
sanee ,he more he found hil.ser say
sns. 'This IL nhnt W., lr America.
hese been trying to do," And.
strangely enough. when he sought ;cr
censea he found one IN the "a 4 that
thr phintefs ~ the New worie were
nes being led away b. she thirst for
meftiririous novelty
TO "the comparative eonscrt atisni
~ American pasutins kenfen Cox
attributes the eNceilcnce ~hich he
spoke o. SOME time before hts ycrdiel
was Endorsed bs this news from
PARIS That Endorsement strength
sps bis appeal THAI the duty Of the
American people % American arr Z,
s'rabonizc ~ ~ iusslllgentiy as pof.
flbie. buf paisohise a."
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-19

swMMlN Il sood nov. even IN ,he
TnE NAN II few words Is usually
married.
~ rigE NlATTkR % baseball every
man y a pastienn
mtlsL TAFT. IN one sense. can't Iay
down lle law So those Yale boys.
-
TITS ffssA Of Woodrow Wilson. 4
npnenrk Is % make Il unnecessary 70
exercise the veto power.
o.
~ LOVE IS Bland. it'a up 80 the
wsfl ~ the Gaze 70 lead the infatuated
yolinG man up % the question point.
o.
~ YUU AREN'T buying a los IN
some addition you stand alone In soil.
sary and unaccompanl0d grandeur.
Co.
UNCLE SAM viii recognise China
even e ihe average laundry ticket
Isn't recognizable.
FIRST THING you know there -
going to be a real oil field down IN
that AItesia country.
%
THE ADVENT OF che talking NOV
lea Is almost NJ astonishing AZ the IN.
scntion OF the movies themselves
NOTHING JoITs a young widow
like having a man attempt 4, kiss
her and hungle the Job.
D.
THE wTFE-pRooF pocket foF
married men IL the Forthcoming IN.
vention which ought 10 MAKO solns
tailor Immortal
EVERY NOW ana then there h q
gnlnt rumof that Jim Joffrics and
Colonel Roosevelt may try 20 com'
back.
o.
THROW OFF YOUR Norfolk Jack.
ct and pitch In and work for tbs
rhlrty-Third Annual New Mexico
state Fair. It's not too early.
o.
THE DAUGHTER or HEAVEN
IL TO be presented IN Norfolk. sh'
w0n't feel very much al home
Charleston News and Courier.
o.
EVERY Man may have his price
but some woman y sure TO come
along and make him feel as cheap a
bargain counter remnant
Editorial Difficulties.
The country journalist now sees
The time al hand. alas.
| when hack subscriptions Will be pai'
In homegrown garden sass.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-19
THOU SHALT NOT
KILL



70 Editor herald:
Dld Nloseg really mean his words
We Wondcry or the voice that he
thought % be the voice 81 God com-
mhnded 81 humanity an impossible
behavior evidently a grave mistake
nos been committed on one side OF
The other OF this ethical question.
Either the teacher or the taught or
both know the futllily Of thot divine
dead letters OF tho law handed down
70 Ua By the teacher Moses. Up to
date no one seems 10 regard II. Uni
Vcraltlcs IN their vivlsoctlon lnbOrn-
tories hear not the command % sinai.
Soldiers disregard the higher thought.
To Kill Is tho business OF war--and
many generals are church members.
How 10 that? And In view OF app
preaching Friday. April 2sth oven
tho state government sets the cxam-
pie Of murder and repudlates the BE
hle outright by dccrceinR TO XIII two
young men. Can society expect less
% It's weakest members than 90 fol-
low tho teachings % the supposedly
highest legal tribunalf Does leeal
murder make tbs atrocity anything
bat an example for society 10 copy
Evidently two more crimes are to- be
committed on Friday. April 2sth. but
society politely calls u by a prctticr
name than murder or crime but pre-
fers the words capital punishment"
can not action be taken at this late
day 20 deter the carrying out Of this
custom. only the remedy 81 barbar-
Ism that humanity has careleHaly let
slide into the construction Of modern
society," A government that Kills
ought not to punish others for doing
the very same thing. n our laws say
XIII him why then can't other mem
beers OF society kin. murder, take life.
nnything TO play even. It's petty
4 spirit Of revenge IN It's first ana last
analysis The only way to prevent
our new state from this impending
criminal disgrace in the eyes OF all
Christend0m is to appeal 90 Acting
Governor DE Baca 20 spare us this.
II II right to reach out TO him by pri"
Nate letters Dy public petition to
change for legal crimes have not dee
TERED other criminals and We are
forcedto face the facts that ont By che
Degeneration Of the individual through
spiritual truth can society save Itself
from decay. This mighty truth might
| well be pondered by courts and OIL
cials.
To think closely upon the question
we are met with the idea that we ia
not as "a people pretend 20 follow OF
believe Ia the Bible when We take
life thus. either by order OF the
cold law or the impassiOned member
OF society. Let us correct this glarinl
ihypocrlsy. Will not our churches al
unite 90 stop this impending double
murder In Socorr0 IN about a wceh
hencc2 II seems Il must not be per
mitted 90 occur. Let the churche,
speak out on time.
ADA NJ. MORLEY.
/ April a.. 1919. Datll Ranch. y. NJ.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-19
TINE nEsr rARr or srmNo.

Have you noticed the snowy apple
trees and the rosy peach trees and
the gorgeous plum trees this week?
Never have the fruit trees borne
such clouds Of bright blossoms. II
this perfect weather hasn't been
enough 10 make an Albuquerquean
glad 10 be alive the April blossoms
ought 90 do the work. The best % Il
II that We may expect something
more from the fruit trees tails year
than gllttering promises; we ought 20
have a bumper crop, Providence and
the weather man permitting. and the
outlook Is altogether good. In the
pecos valley they think the danger
of frost IN over and the long cold
spring ana late winter give rise "a
the conviction that In the Rio Grande
valley we shall have plenty of fruit.
The possibilities oe scientific fluit
raising are just looming into view In
this mo Grande valley Let ar learn
our lesson from che houn,cous vale
o. the Pecos and 20 lnto fruit raising
ON scale ABOUT 500 per cent larger
Than ever before.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-19
THEN WHAT

Reports from Mexieo say that th'
overthrow u the Huerta government
"a expected In a short time: the n.
nanclal situation IL desperate. the
7ebels are increasing in numbers and
power and victorious assault upon
Mexico city e quite likely In the not
far distant future.
Il doesn't strain the imagination at
an 20 credit these rumors There ID
every reason "a heileye that another
Kaleidoscope chang ~ govern
ment" may be expected IN Mexico in
The near future.
Upon which We arise IN our place
10 respectfully but hopeiessly inquire,
then WHAT
Disx-- Madero- liuerta--it has been
"a rapid profession ~ hgures across
the screen. rhey are s,ill nitilns. We
confess that " there rs amy limit 10
Mcxico Il IL too far Ia tie future 70
come within our range Of vision.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-19
SPINACH
Bolhrd Spinach.

A%N"HN@NA 'NfHANN'"AAH
Cook peck Of well-washed spin
ach, uncovered. with cupful Of
boiling water for ten minutes. Drain.
pressing out all the liquid. Chop fine,
rub through the sieve. season with
salt pepper. butter aud sugar mois-
ten with stock gravy. brown sauce, or
cream sauce. 0arnirh with hard
boiled eggs or croufons. II may be
relocated without chopping and sea-
soned with SAT-. pepper, butter, and
spinach Balls.
Press an possible liquid from a
cupfui of cooked and chopped spinach
and r@heat with two tablespoons each
Of butter aud flour. ana a dash Ot
celery salt Take from the fire and
add two eggs well beaten. Cool and
shape into balls with buttered spoons
simmer in boiling water for five OF
nix minutes. drain and rehcat In
cream sauce, 60 which a few capera
may be added.
Chnrticuse of spinach,
Butter mold and line u With thin
slices OF hard-boiled eggs, FIJI with
chopped spinach weil-drained. press
inS IN firmly. Put into pan OF hot
water and bake for a few moments.
Turn out and serve hot with cream
or drawn butter sauce. or cold with
Viniagretfe sauce. individual molis
may be made.
IllssoIes Of spinach.
Cut squares OF pastry and put a
heaping teaspoon OF cooked spinach
w tise center Of each piece. Fold
over. press together, brush with "A
beaten egg aud Try Ia deep fat
Af0uhicd Spinach.
aud drain half IA
peck Of spinach Cook covered for
twenty minutes In saltod water. using
as little water as possible. Drain.
chop. press out the liquid, season with
salt ana pepper and butter and i.,ck
flrmiyinfo a mold. Turn out and
serve with garnish Of hard-boiled
eggs or mold in small cups and
serve on toast with IIoliandaise sauce.
III desired for a sarnlsh. reheat with
half "A cup Of very thick brown sauce
and season with grated nutmeg.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-19
mack 10 TlE FEE sYsr@rs

Docp tie state ~ Row Mexico rac'
Ar prospect 81 rosefting y sho cxor'
Altent and predatory fee system iu
the conduct Of ~ couniy oflicesy
smaftins under the injustlce o. be-
ing deprived for two years Of ans
compensation for his work. an asses
rof IL one u the countles has brought
nult ID me courts 10 force tho county
pay him fpon a. provided under
ere so law. What win Do the out
tome ~ Iris stir b problcmatical u
a. a nuecessful the precedent means
ara Gaalenlnr again upon the state Of
Ihe rs nss,em. ghe people of the
nthie and especially q Bernalillo
usuniy know what than lee nystem
msana ~ Ne revert % me fee syas
ftln me one mah nhp IL fsspontlble
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-19

.s.....s.ss... tsinsnn rariis-
,..,s, !. aTset 4 sss-s,,,,s,en ana elect
ne..I,ssnl ~, ne new rspubhe H.
81. ~ ~. a,..,nc,t,. and creatsva
.s.n,. - e.t,.., nietsrv. IN. sew
.rn,,.,. ,h,ch .ope,snted me an
,.s,, ssaashn avna~sv mas progressed
,t... II. ~ xsf,ne u IA snherent nj.
49,. ..a a. hc,.n,sr rnevort rhs
..n.h,,. a ,,,,..,sonablv n fac, IN
-, --,~-,,r.. ~ 4. avn ei,,sens and
- ~ thonrht az M world. Il has
-, h.w..., 4. ..o..,. permnucne
,rc,ns,,. h.sy ~ ,aes and many Of
~. noi,,,ea, apos,nse, essential 10 a
wufkahia regime. SHAT Is Inc pur-
pose of the pnfliam4nt which met last
week a peklne.
rs. .n,,,n.s ~ M nav .ss,.m 81
~ov.,n,,n. nav. hsen mes,.lea IS a
$50, p.nu,,. ,.rw.,v .f,er ,ha, ~ rho
lt,n,,.a state. though many Of the
...r,,cra,,c se.,urea ~ ,he prl,,sh
ENTER NV. he.., .,.iwfn Re- adopted
IrhA 800 ~ au,n~ An IN. de,anr a.
,h,s plan i. one az pr.me importance
ona ~ connsdrvah,e a,r,cu,tv. The
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-19
TABS mrnE SOLAR r1Exus


"A WANT roc 10 understand my
word n ~ good ~ niS bind"
That's why am playing sofe ana
Insisting on The cash.'--Dttroit Free
Press,
ONE HUNDRED sticks or ayna.
mite. ak hundred feet Of fuse and alx
hundred Illuminating caps are secret f.
"a somewhere RI San Quentin prison.
Jutt al present We should rather bc
IN sing anE
-
"THE LAST MAN on earth viii be
a savage" says q Nebraska college
professor. u viii BE enough 20 make
anybody savage. Asys Arthur Chap
man. not having anyone 70 aak the
score.
-u
IEUNCir TO THE office boy: Now
that the baseball season has arrived.
Il - well 10 remember that after ;hc
fifth and last death Of your grand.
mother, L Il always possible for your
grandfather % marry again.
THE MAYOR came across pr0mp.
~ on that scavenHer proposition. W.
trust the members Of the council viii
show the Nnfte Roou sense. II Will
add considerably 10 the iust0r OF the
record Of the present city administrn.
tion II II gives ms a city cleanup de.
partment that cleans up.
90
SOME FASHION writer has beer
trying 10 account for resort to al,
skinny hobblc skirt by saying thai
Il was forced on ladies by the high
cost % living. The statement win ~
incredulously received by those whs
are aware OF the fact that the price
Of the skirt has seemed TO grow iarg.
or as the garment grew ecantler.
D.
I Ancient History.
In days Of old.
SO we ara told
BY ancient baseball friskers,
The players wore
Nor made fans sore
quite various kinds Of whlskers.--
Denver Republican.
o.
Only One Ginncc.
"Did you notice that woman VIII
Just passedg" inquired he.
1.-THE one" responded she. witt
the gray hat, the white feather IN
red velvet roses, the mauve jacket
tho black skirt. the mink furs ant
the lavender spats?"
"Yes."
"Not particularly. "--Kansas CIT
! Journal.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-19
; ANOTHER FAKE EXPLODED.
a~4NaN AAA~NNN

During the past winter there heve
been persistent reports Of the dis
covery OF gold and other valuable
ores Ia the vicinity OF Albion. PUSH
n8taha county. Okla. some 'unds be-
ing reported az exceeding $50 ton
and some AS approaching value %
$500 "a ton, says "a geological survey
bulletin II has been known IN
The Interior department that several
mining companies have been or are
being organised on the basis Of these
assertions and that many persons
have been induced a. Invest Ia the
stock The excitement produced hy
the alleged rich values has resulted
IN requesir for an authoritative exam
inatlon of the lands and the temper
tracts Of Indian lands on or near
which the supposed hnds we're To-
Gated Although from ~ general
knowledge ~ The geology Of the re-
eion the geological survey reported
that there iE no likelihood that The
area contains commercial quantities
of gold the reports aud the demands
were 20 persistent that hy direction
uf the secretary " the Interior "a Held
examinntion NaF made last month BY
Henry o. Ferguson, associate geolO-
aist Of the survey. AR Ferguson re-
ports the entire absence, 80 far AZ can
be recognized In the HELD. ~ gold or
other metals IN commercial quanii-
ties There IN not the slightest indl-
cation u any vein OF nel1lliiorous de-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-19
By Jean Hub,


Spinach s0uflle--I.
Mix two tablespoons chopped cook
ed spinach with the beaten yoiks OF
two eggs. a tablespoon OF melted hut
ter. and salt and pepper to season.
Cool; mix with two or three table
spoons Of cream and the stiffly beaten
whites OF three eggs. Turn into a
buttered baking dish aud bake
quickly.
Spinach sonGfle-2.
Mix two cupfuls OF chopped cooked
spinach with half q cupful OF very
thick cream and the yolks OF two
eggs well beaten. Season with salt.
pepper. butter and II desired. grated
nutmeg Cook 90 a smooth paste,
cool. fold IN the siiffiy beaten whites
OF three eggs, pile into a battered
baking dish, dust with powdered SUI
gar and bake for fIrteen or twenty
minutes. The sugar may be omitted.
spinach Timbale.
Mix together ono and ne-half cup
fuis OF chopped cooked spinach. Two
tablespoons OF bread crumbs. and half
cupful 81 chopped mushrooms fried
In butter Seasbn with cayenne end
nutmeg and add half a cupful OF very
thick cream sauce and the yolkB Of
two eggs. we'll beaten. Fold In the
stiffly beaten whites OF the eggs, fill
huttcrcd timbnlc molda. and bake ~ a
pan OF hot water.
Spinach 4 L'AIlcmnntle.
Wash a peck Of spinach thoroughly
aud soak for an htur IN cold water.
Cover with cold water. bring 10 boil,
and coOk for ten minutes Drain.
rinse thoroughly. Dress nut the ilop'd
and chop fine. Ado ch"Dped onion
fried tablespoon 80 cracker crumbs
and rehcat. moisi, ning with stock ~
water. Season With salt pepper and
ginger. A iltiie chopped cooked
sausage may he miX"d with II. serve
with a Nnrnish 81 hard boiled Cgsa.
Spinach 4 la Bnbette.
Boil drain and chop peck OF spin
ach according 90 directions previously
given Press out the liquid. moisten
with brown sauce season With graft
ed onion and add one or two we'll
beaten eggs Cook until smooth and
thick and serve with garnish Of
hard boiled eggs sliced.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-19
a BATCH or SMILES


A stout old gentleman was having
trouble with the telephone. Ne could
hear nothing hut confused tumble
~ sounds, Finally he became so ex-
asperated that he shouted into the
transiuittcf
rs there blitherig nool az the ond
Uf this lineT'
Not at this end" answered cool
feminine voice.. Evcrybody's Maya
zine.
"ghe SAYS she thinks she could
learn 10 love me"
yet YOU do not look happy"
1T Is going 60 be expensive. Had
her 10 the thcHtcr last night. with "a
little supper aftcrward. The FIRST icH-
son cost me $500. Kansas ciy
Journal
u was early la the history Of the
new household, What have we got
FOR breakfast. dear" asked Mr., just
married. HE wife looked at him with
troubled eyes
1T was tu have been bacon" she
said. but poor cooks burnt a."
Poor cook, should think 80,
indeed" exclaimed Mr. Justmarricd
'"conf0und her Have you given her
notice."
ooh, no; We mustn't be too cross
with her. darling" said his wife.
shes 80 young and inexperienced.
Wont YOU be satisfied with u kiss for
breakfast" she coaXed, archly
IAN right dear" repiied AR. Just
married suddenly pucihed. "Cali her
inN-ArR0uaut.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-19

We sincerely hope that Judge Al
ford W Cooley viii hnd the relief
which he seeks N trying out the al
legged tuberculosis cure OF Dr. Fried
mann. In this We viii be- cordially
Joined ~ the numberiesu friends
which Judge Cooley has made while
seeking health IN New Mexico. m
health IN hts case has largely Dc.
prlyed the state and the nation u
lhe usefulness OF q very keen mind
and great ablllty Of the kind that 3
needed nowadayM
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-19

The women In New Mexico arc
coming into their own. At Albu-
qucrque fusion ticket was put up
for school directors. The Democrats
selected two men. the Republicans
selected two men. and the Woman's
club selected woman, aud mass
meeting endorsed the ticket, Al san
"a Fe two women were pat on each
tickct ~ Deming. which claims 20 be
tho most progressive and up To date
town Ia the state. no women were al.
lowed on any ticket Lordsburg
Liberal.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-19

After all. there are few sounds 5,
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