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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-02-12
Round Again Today.

Peter Schrum was the victim of a
slight accident yesterday when he
bumped his head against pickle vat
1t made him a little dizzy, but did not
even result in his quitting work He is
around today as usual. and his brother
said the affair was not even worth
mentioning
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-02-12
BILL FOR J. P.'S
TIMES BUREAU.

TIMES BUREAU.
At STATE CAPITAL.
Indianapolis, Ind, Feb. 12.-Repre-
sentative Van Horne has introduced a
bill to give justices of the peace in
North township, Lake county, a salary
of $4,000 a year. and another bill to
give Lake county court reporters $500
year.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-02-12

Hod<esine. n
partanshp sectonalism
long mankind the world What this that thinks OF him
personal element the universal.
his individual peculiare his
things for which close
he will always stand colossal
figure the Fortunate indeed the country with the
of fsucha a man to
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-02-12
Goes to Hot Springs.

NJ Rothschild, one of the proprietors
of the Model Clothing store in Ham
mond, is going to Hot Springs, Ark,
for a vacation of several weeks. He
will be accompanied by his wife.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-02-12
THOyrGHTs.

good chew has ever made a wise
man happy. Morals Chew UNION
SCOUT SCRAP and smoke FOREx
txxxD. Save the tickets. Nellie s.
T0b. CO.-Adv.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-02-12
OFFICIALS!

UNION SCOUT SCRAP with the un-
ION label stands for superiority. All
dealers handling It, Save your tickets.
McHie s. TOb. Co.-Adv.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-02-12
NEW DRAINAGE IS
PLANNED At MEETING
Indiana and Illinois Will Join in Fight
For Pure Water Supply For Cities
Of Calumet Region

alton was arranged. A general CO.
operative scheme, which embraced
the proposed formation of sanitary
districts in northern Indiana, was
discussed.
RALSTON FAvORs PLAN.
Governor Ralston said no would
favor the scheme the experts outlined
in case the cities of Hammond. East
Chicago Whiting and Gary In nothern
Indiana would vote to adopt such =
programme. The Chicago representa-
tives also talked with Attorney Con-
TCont9nue0 On Pare H
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-02-12

II you smoke La. Vendor once you
will always call for tham--Adv.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-02-12
WEATHER.

FAIR TO-DAY AND
THURSDAY. NOT MUCH
CHANGE IN TEMP.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-02-12
RALsTON rAvoRs PLAN.

(Continued on Pare -
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-16
ENTRIES RECEIVED FOR
 THE TENNIS TOURNAMENT

The following have already cr..G,l im inc tennis tournament whiri will take place next Snnday: Ralph I0- men. Dan Crowley. Arthur Colc. !. IT. Scott. Alfred I.omcn. Frank Thatchc,. nnd Carl I.nmcn.
 All the members nf inc tennis clul' nre rtsiucstcd to participate, and tn Ale their applica tnns with AI.ssrs. Roster and Walter J"hnso,,. thc c,n- mitteemcn. Tho trophy is u silver cup which will hc on exhibition today in tho window of NJ. D. Samueis. Thc namc of the winner will ic engraved m ihc cup. Tomorrow Rt s P. n. In thr store of MT. Samucis tho drawings for tho |prcliminaries will take place and lthcse preliminary games will he ,,l,'y,. m Thursday, Friday and sntnrdny Iihcy will he played for thc l.nrmnss al elIminatinn.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-16
kELL|HER HAD
 CLOSE SHAVE
kOUCARok OREOGE MAN WAS THROWN UNCONSCIOUS
 INTO POND.

That James Erliil,cr the lredgc man lnd 2 very narr0w cscapc when hc met the accident recently is tho statement "f Havden Hutton who arrived yes terday from Dick creek and that neigh bnrhood where he has been helping hls brother. Gerald. to gel the 'lredgc io ihc place from which they will freight it during tho winter.
 The accident occurred [" Mir. Ecl- liner when hc wanted to get aboard the ,rc,ige In q hurry and stepped "n n bucket as tho machine was working. AS the bucket IT, isrd him ul' the "p- orator did not sec him and hr was dragged against part "f the tlrc,lG" and thrown into the pond. Where his head struck he received cut which re- uuircd eight stitches. Far a time he was unconscious and had (" he dragged out of the pond. IIc wns also c"n- fined to bed for n long time hnt Is now around again although he is stu showing thc effect of ihc accident in his appearance.
 Mir. Hutton md his brother cnmc ncrnss country to inc solomon section while Hayden came io Nome. They usrl horses and travelled over tho tun- dra all the wny.
 Hard frost and lack f water Is th" rule everywhere. Tn inc upper k"u- Garok Dolan. Shnughnessy and others nrc in very rich pay hut tho climatic conditions have prevented the work from going ahead up there ns it should have gone. Gerald Hutton will return to Nome in few days and the work of frcighting the dredgc 10 it's place of operation will he carried on as soon ns the snow comes. AS related be- fore the company lost valuable hors" some time ago by drowning hut other wise the work has been carried out most successfully.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-16
SAYS HE HEARD BEFORE
 OF ANoREAFski STRIKE

That the news of \ strike in tht eighborhood of Andreafski was re- ported at Ruby quite q while ngo this summer Is the statement of MT. 'M"n- . gher who Is now In Nomc. He was in Ruby himself nt the time and heard the story of a strike in the same vicin- ity hut tho reports were equally vague md the report may have {" q" with some other place which is around the sa me. section.
 A boiler was taken over {" st. Mich net on the Corwin and one well known marty K said to have sent three men rbeCorwi is expected to return today and may he hack before this appears
 in print with the latest dope on the new Chlsana.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-16
JESS GREEK
 DEF|ES DRYNEss
ESTIMATED THAT THE OUTPUT
 THERE WILL BE S30,000

That seven outfits have been opcrnt- ing constantly during the summer on Jess creek am, tiuti the output from that creek this s,nson will not be less than $S0. 900 is lh" ',,iaration of Martin Rnvenskildc wh" has been continuous Iy operating tb-i" since spring. He nnd the other people sluicing on Jess creek ar. trkm,, water :roT ,he Pion- rcr ditch. l,nvrnskild- and company arr hytlrilulickine and have moved a tremendous ld "f dirt md. 1t fig said. with most profitable results.
 Next tn them Fnrl'es and Monohan are also operating and said to be d"- Ing well. Icns hIadscn and company .Ioln \. Wilson md partners. Barney Wilson and his associates. md Sans Souci and ChaErn are all digging and doing ramn,Isly in spite uf tho quiet ness all over the other parts of th" peninsula.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-16
AUeRTA STILL CONSIDERING
PREPARATIONS GOING ON FOR ELECTION BUT PRESIDENT
 UNDECIDED.
Nuaaet speeiaI Service.

Nugget Special Service.
 MEXICO CITY, Sept. l5.--That Pre- s,l"nt IIusrla and his cabinet are still busy figuring out about the coming election is accepted here us positive but not Il word has been uttered as t0 the intent ions of Huerta about being | q candidate. He and the United States government arc supposed to have ceased communications since the Washington government warned him that Mexico, waul,I lie held responsible for injury to American citizens or their property.
 The opin ioH is gaining ground hero that ih,. is'lrllion which Ia now In progress in other parts of tho repub- lie Is grossly exaggerated and very g,nnl rrlsons exist fur believing that he h,ss nt iifr is not n 1.-the of what Il Is said tr bc in the press uf the United States.
 Some Iitth miserable skirmishes are cyaGg"r,tc.l into great battles. 1t Ia said either hy the rebels themselves "r hy ilins.- who wish in have the i'm pr'ssi"n r.' Forth tl1i the ,uiiutry Is hul"hs'l, divided.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-16
READY
 FOR SULzER TRIAL

Ii is crnrrnlIy conceded new That he is guilty and tho only consideration in his favor k that which comes from hostility t" T.mmnny hall. The bro- his stock gambling is prepared tn shaw where he sprnl many thousands of d"lEtrs "f il" funds .f thc campa ign ard as there arc sufficient democrats $ in the scnat,. (" c"nvirt and ns there seems [" |" n" answer tn Inc charges verdict If guilty is l'",kch f"r unless @,mr unexpected rv''ii comes to pro , vent IL.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-16
TRAIN CREW HELD
 GUILTY or WRECK

lu'.mti,. uf iln. i:ar iiarin,r cypress.
 T,r former tx said Io he rcsponsil,i" aS Il is thought h" could have seen il," ,Gt'h"R standing "n The siding in @,iiiitirn tinr in prevent the cnIlisior .tud tl. .phi,hIctur and the liagmcan v h" W'.r" "n tlc stat nnary cmchcs are h.ld {" m responsible for nnt hiv w hhi they should have known wos d,r. rh" men will probably h. harp"d with nlnsliIglitrr.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-16
Special Nugget Service.

TERRE HATTIE. Sept. lG. Moth withstandlnG the explanation "f Pre- sident Hawk'y "f Franklin r"llcc" ns tn the reason for mating his father and the sort of br,ting II was h. was in- dh.trd today by tn" grand jury "n iir' will lr arrested immediately.
 ilr still protests ihat hr "riH al- niinistercd n spanking ln ihr old ,n,lu its he would io n schunl boy when ih'' father behaved badly [" tn" presidents mother. He says hr used a switch
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-16
EDUCATOR INDICTED
 FOR BEATING FATHER

ilid did S., n,,t for the ptirtn's,' of h la ,-"ndut himself properly uul moi urn iIr' home into an nnruly h'ius-..
 Th" ririnur is abroad thnt ti,c uroSi- 'lhi dil really riv" his father nn m ni.'rifml i"niin;; and it was tln public rUi'l,Innni ion T the a't That caused Tue ,.i idcn'.' S,.'ur'al by thut body seems [" hay" proved thai the heating WI. nui nt all the simple affair th" 'kl.ndun would make ii appear and hence iiIr In,iinE of a friIe blll.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-16
Special Nugget Service.

ALBANY. Srm. lG The trial of Govcrn"r Sulzcr hcforc tho senate will take pltcc "n the day after to- morrow and all the preparations arc new about concluded for the great event. The disappearance of the star the prosecution i,ii on Inc other han'l It has served to create the belief that such fact rather initiates against SuIz,'r IN showing that either hc nr his friends consider ii necessary tn have rcc"lrsr tn such tactics.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-16
LA T ER
Special Nugget Service.

Special nugget S0rviee.
 IITTLETON, N. IT,. Sent. i6.-- Judge Aldrich has suspended all the proccedipgs in the case nf Harry Thaw and refused to get any date for the hearing in inc future. This decision k regardcd ns great victory for the prisoner but in the meantime he Is -in the custody of the federal authorities and the judge continued the marshal and the sheriT as his custodians.
 This decision was rendered lntc this afternoon Jerome immediately en- tered m objection to inc ruling and i' q discussion with him Judge Aldrirh said that he hnd searched the stat utes carefully hnt that he failed to re- veal n law under which a man in Thaw's position. Iunatic. could h' charged with crime or could he cx- tradited.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-16
spse;a! Nugget Service.

unpr's iury which has br"n sitting m
 the inquest over ih" h,"lh's "f ihr people killed ln th" trIinwrcrk h ilI
 outskirts of this ely has found that tic crew of th" trains were guilty "f criminal negligence. The names "f llr. men held criminHIly responsible nr,' Engineer Miller of the White Muur- tain Express. iunil l.rucr C. Adams, conductor. and tharlus 1T. Murray.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-16
SHOWS REV. SCHMIDT
 TO HAVE BEEN CRAZY

ing the public. In examining the rooms of the jailed minister a plate was discovered from which the coun- t-rfeu gold certificates of last May had been struck. Other discoveries taken in connection with the one of the plate led to the immediate arrest of pr. Murrt and of his housekeeper, Isertla Xcck. against whom there is also said 10 he some proof. Muret has been prominent in dentistry circles and there seems to have been very lit- tie reason for his counterfeiting ns he was very successful at his profession and apparently made lots of money.
 Schmidt remains quiet and cool since his arrest. A tremendous sensation has been caused by the exposure as he was well known.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-16
GREAT MAIL
 NOW COMING
NAVAJO HAS MORE THAN FIVE
 THOUSAND POUNDS ABOARD

.Willh,m M,Mnnus. chief clerk uf the railway mall service. has rsrivcl :, telegram stating thai the Nnvnio has nln~r,, a.:am pounds "f mall far Nome. she l,fi Seattle m thc seventh inst. ,n.i Is supposed now actually tn hc "n the WHY in st. MirhncI frmm ihc inas with the mnil tlimf nr onc expected tr l. c"rning. shr will gn first |" st. Micin.i !, k believed to ,,n'o,d s"nss' freight.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-16
WORLD'S RECORD FOR
 RIFLE IS BROKEN

near the record made ny him. The weather was ideal for the shoot Ing and Richard made his wonderful perfor- nance with the greatest possible case. The nearest [" him missed five times iut then came near record and shot better than he had ever shoi before.
 There Is a movement nfoot already to challenge the world in behalf of the record breaker.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-16
JUDGE UNDER
 GRAVE CHARGE
U. S. DISTRICT JUDGE IN CHINA ACCUSED OF IRREoULARlTY
 WITH FUNDS.
Special Nuqeet Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 WASHINGTON. Sept. Exchanges of negligence of duty and irregulirity y in his expense accounts have been fled United States District Judge at Shin. ghai. China.
 prominent people in Shanghai and for that reason they are regarded as diff ferent from the usual unfounded char gpa nadc by disGruntIcd litignnts.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-16
spseial Nugget Service.

0pDssss ''~SS~
 NEW YORK. Sept Is. -Cablegrams from Mainx. Germany show that Rev. Hans Schmidt, wi" confessed to hav- ing murdered the domestic servant. vas adtudged insane while he lived iu that country and that he had been suspended by his hish"l, Inquiries were sent to Mainz sron after the confession made i,y schmidt and par ticularly pains were taken to learn if he had ever been mentally unbalanced as all his actions indicated that he vas not normally healthy in mind.
 Another sensation has been created ss . result of the ease and that is the discovery of proofs that schmidt and . very eminent dentist named Dr. Ernest Arthur Nurct had formed a combination for forging gold certifica- tes and that they ii:i succcesed in issuing some of tb.,se and so defraud-
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-16
AMERICA NREcElvEs HIGH
 HONOR FROM MikAD0
Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 TOKYO. Sept iG.-- Dr. Daniel CrOsby Green. senior instructor md missiOn- ary of tho American board of missions in Japan. died hero yesterday after . career in which he enjoyed very signal E"nnrx The greatest of all honorB conferred on Dr C;rccn wns that of lhc highest drgrcc of the Rising Sun which was given to him lN the MldadO personally. This dcgrac ix conferred only on the nosi eminent Japanese.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-16
ALASKA RAILROAD BUSINESS
 COMES UP IN DECEMBER

rency bill make it virtually impossible
 to get senators to consent to further
 dragging out the time of the session. Indeed 1t Is recognized as dangerous
 |" bother the members Of congress at present us they are In no very pleas
 ant mood at having been kept broiling in Washington all the summer.
 Placing the railroad bill under the
 head of unfinished business will ensure Il more speedy consideration than it could hope for if it were relcgated to the ordinary course of action and there seems to be no doubt now in the
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-16

minds of It's creators that it will have Christmas and may be on the reul road to being decided one way or the ot her.
 Senator Chamberlain has hnd sev. "r''l interviews with the president con corning the measure and he has also been busy with some of the leaders of the upper house and now he expresses the greatest confidence that U most favorable consideration will he given to the hill and that it will lc passed without very much difficulty.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-16
DOMINION STILL BUSY WITH ThAw
CANADIAN COURTS WILL
 SIT ON THAW DEPORTATION

ters. That DOl,erty had the members of the cnhinet un his side is generally believed although it is known that the premier left the matter entirely to the interior department and refused to ln- terfere In the matter good or bad.
 Thaw now. therefore. has the dis tinciion of being the cause of court prueetiings in two countries and 1t ls surpassed timt as long as his money holds out his ease will he kept going.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-16

Where srs ysu seins for yeu- an- uuaI outing this ysarf Why not try Hawaii. the Paradise es the Pacific. For illustrated folder descriptive ct this beautiful land write to or call at this sfses.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-16
CHARGE WIFE
 WITH MURDER
WIDOW OF MURDERED MAN AND HER ALLEGED LOVER
 UNDER ARREST
Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 JOS ANGELES. Sept. lG.-MIrs. Trunk F. T. Nelson. widow of mech anIrhn who wus found murdered in rested and charged with complicity in Ihc crime James F. Cm'k had been arrested previously for tho murder and thr ws,man's arrest Is due to the fact that she and C"ok arc known by the police to hnvc brcn lovers. Nelson was murdered with the most brutal drtcrminuti"n ns was evident from the h"rribIy inttrrc,l condition M the body.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-16
.,., Nuoost Service.

a..eial Nugget Service.
 LEXINGTON. sept. li. i.-The sen- ... ve~terday made the Alaska rail- .sa hill unfinished n'sin"ss to come :, after December during inc re-
 .a.ston of congress which will ..~,n on December first. This c0n- ....,on was granted hy ihr senate as
 .o,.o,ation 10 tl,c sponsors of the .,u when 1t WIS found impossible to ..v. the bill acted upon during the ,uecial session. Tn" long drawn out asn.tes on the tnrin and thr promise If n very protract,-d fight oyer the cur
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-16
spssiai Nugget Service.

oEAGiRT, Sept. i..- Cnmain W. II. tuchard, of Ohn. broke the worlds "coro Tor consecutive bulls eyes yes 'e'uay when he scored :3 times with "ot miss, hitting 1G inch target at cistance of 200 wards. Richard per- '~"eo this feat In competition with 'everal men who wer" supposed to he 'ae pest shots In the country but who
 -"eu completely tn come anything
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-16
g. s. coRw'N.

The steamer cor,~;n will sail se- kotzsbue Sound and aii way psrts. Wednesday. September v. at . ?. VI. For frsisht and passass appiy the kotssbne Trading . Transpsrta. ton Co.,. next lonsn Brss. Studio.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-16
co TO THE MoRTH poLe

eaksry sor the bsss hrsad aNd paslrx The srIy csisss Hsuss lN esWR
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-16

For Noms News aud Werid's Nsws get the NuGsst.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-16

Mining Editions ready for ms "n9 .t the Nugget office, 6se.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-16

hahcGts corpus proceedings uhtii Thursday as it was f,nind necessary
 io await some further evidence which counsel Lcflamm. desires tO present
 IL is contcndcd by muny lawyers of
 tlc dominion that Doherty took too
 much upon himself in ordering the immediate drInprtation uf tho prisoner hlit m the other hand some eminent lawyers dcrE,rr Dohcrty to have hecn right in holding that th" immigration authorities are supreme In such mat
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-16

THE NEW EAGLE. The homo Of straight Whisksys.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-16

Th. Daily Nuss.t easc psr month
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-16
Special Nugget service.

MONTREAL. Sept. 16.- 4 most i'm pnrtant intrrnat iulGl ruling may now be expected from thc fact that th, , o,irt of kings bench of Citliada has announced that it will inquire into tll' deportation nf Harry Thaw from Can .i,l., and will decide whether oi not Minister Dh,hcrty of Inc interior acted within his rights in nr,lcrin,s ih.. pris Uncr io lr, do,"rtr,l, In tl" meantime tir court cont in,ttd the hearing of the
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-08-29

Neu from thirty nations Of the world
AIN meet iu Tulsa oklahoma. IN Oe
ober of ih.s year To talk about fam
uF Exhibits ~ rood crops from
Weuy states ANA dozen countries
,tll be shown at ibe same time aud
place W the eighth annual session of
lie international Farming Con
eress, a worldwide organization FOR
better farming which has branch Of
flces In nineteen nations and members
Iu sixty
Delegates already appointed insure
or Tulsa .ho largest International
representation which has ever been
zen lu an agricultural convention in
America Along with the fore.eners
Will come at least fourteen gov
aruors of states scores or congress
men aud TENS or thousands of real
farmers who viii visit Tulsa 10 study
methods whereby they may increase
The yield per acre OF their own farms
Ia the exposition ia be held in con.
pecuou With The eighth Congress.
EhIuese farmers VIII compete with
hose of The United States for world 5
prizes on cotton. corn. kafr corn. mi
10 maize. milleJ wheat. rye ana bar.
ley Wheat from Russia aud Ausual.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-08-29
REHGIs CLAIM NpNANTNGE
own EI5DEHAL FORCES

coHstiuiouaua Field llsadlmr
frn neHr lamuaetos Colhuila Aug
eva Eagle paes Tex Aug 2st
checker board with each slide up-
pareulp breaking into ls opponents
kIHe r0W describes tbs situation to-
Sizes with respect tu th. federal Hud
,ousutHlonaiif armies u northeast
rra NeyIro
An Associated Press correspondent
was permitted to como hero un mili-
un automobile u v,t.ft OH dlsproNe
Reports chat fedomlF had captured
-ahln4s. 900 important constitutional
ist refugee station Hfir mile. from The
Tcsas border The c1n-tutionalists
su mold saMuas mt there IS q FED
sral detachment aid Co include cieh-
u mon Hnder GuWuio lartF miles
northwest
Fodcmla hold Nondo,H leo miles
south 0f the border. mt constitution
aifsts hutr detachment at Gaian
-fn further south hctnecn Monciota
and the federal Hne upHr Monterey
On tho vur theekerh4lfd the cons
ntuHonalists glsim n advantage Iu
the mt few da's. asserting thH as
ecpt fur Gulhrdo hud 90 eighty
thef control uu che northern half of
cahull ou line drawn east aud
west faueA lhr9uph DWtro tirnH
p4A Nanadores tuU tandot
klckapoo lndau volunteers from
Moeaui2 who are pNlng thcir own
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-08-29

semiaul Brs farming as uoN known.
Us merely system of soil rlase
Whereby farmer. -D reduce rtIpo.
ration lad may establish d storage
reservoir u the soil which Wl hold
.he raImai mt.l they are ready 10 use
it
A remarkable illustration OF this
was given uJ The government expert
men, farm in Eichteubure, South Az
r.ca, IN 1872. where II bushels OF
wheat per acre were grown under q
registered rainfall of oneh9lf an luch
between planting time and harvest
Dyarming is today rscting the
attention OF The entire world sixty
per cent OF the ear.hs agricultural
surface gets less than 20 inches ol
rainfall annually. and il is generally
considered that any syste-l of soil
cultivation which will permit he
growth of good crops under such con-
dit.ous demands the attention OF every
agricultural country T. is because OF
this fact that delegates from thirty or
more nations. covering every cont.
mem on the globe viii meet in Tulsa
from October 20 TO November 1 10
study the proposed methods for the
conquest OF drouth throughout the
world
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-08-29
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t' travellers i'"n' Ihe ti.ih'i' "I l''.
t.'u "h" reached h'Ie i"a''A. h'f
fo..ited confirmation y. 'ouri'r i"-t
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NiH'lit ~ I'hti.I 'h IH' ''t' 'hi "'i
itc feisfiad .'i'
Ihe e'nsiitnii"H''i.ls t'' a''lhfea
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most "i lhfm 100 D diis'i"Hs i'''hilN
q" flood ih. 'iiI h' di'elth& th'
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-08-29

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