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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-21
"NcIfctS Vel||S MfboIoSs
banfet, MinueapoIiS,

Iunee Solt tror at naar be ienber
Ell Ifbolbsmanb til 2esisIoturen Iaa
uil benne omfaIfatre Oct belle % fau
peotaeet 2one mob Griffetraftten. Ren
Ian let aaar oct not life altib. Sdn
pil msbc Iopitano os Sinbrinser fra
mango Splb. lluber 1lise Sorbolbe Ell
bet pfte let til at bIipe mpblss / &ams
pen.
"SpIfets @el"s notwithstanding |
Iinneapolis ufbolbt npIig en- gdntet til
bpilfen ale De norife afbolbspenlige Sez
qislartrmebIemmer q inpbuot lont
9greSmebIemmer. Santen hermeo bar
at opmuntre bisie bore geHner % Sprs
tiRmpere / grbeihet MOB BEN Ieealiiez
reSe Srittetraft. gi nentebe oaiaa PED
en- iaaban Iuleonina at faa lore eli
SeI a~ngaaenoe Grbeioet | Dor lopeis
pence S~oriamIins o. iaalebeS faa Stnf
90 Haao iom ieuere tunbe fonme os
tiloooe / SibplSsarbeioct. Seniuoo 200
bar tiIiteoe peb 9anfetteu % 2ofalet |
Seihlebcmstirteu bar aloeleS ooerfplet.
Yrui. ". @espis aabnebe meo Sorbs
bon. Otter bette beapnote I at Tors
ipne iia uf &c mango pelimdaeroe Hrts
ter, inaiom Siifepuobins, &alpe'tea,
Bullion meb mango % spbe Siperetter.
NftenenS Yro9ram begpnste meb Ell
SeltomittaIe al Saitor R. 8. Snms
itao / bpiIteu han / faa men meeet bels
palate Orb enifeSe ale 90 IA ti9r
SgreSsiGiterne hiertelis pelfommen til
Seiteu. @itenens "S%oaitmaiter" bar
@uitap @iSe. Set fsrite paa Sro9rams
met bar en- Yianos Solo af 9iis Sulia
Guititap. Son. elias Rahie, iom ielp
bar prret 0ieSIem al 2eeisIatIreu !
Here Serminer. talte Iiot ON Saseus
fsrIte Sesnnbclie % benpenbte iprres
item lin Sale til sgresairiterue. GINS
bent s~,ereieu ipiuepe SioIin o. q. 30
lana Solpians. Sissleoes bar Ser en-
gptaiiuIo az MiiS IaibiIoe Glen.
Sc mpbnSte seressiRiterS Napne
par: Ssnaiprerne: Sale, &anien
S~reShmia, Scnne, Eeliun, SousitaS.
Saaena % Sboe. observation-disclosures:
SraateIieu. @lemeutiou, :. Z. Sobuiou.
9inSberg. @iorfen. u. ). Yeteriou, Seis
aeu, @orIaus, @eialo os elias sSdrr
ner. @rnnnet pistise &omitemsoer par
Here al hiSie ~iorhiurret ira at bore
tillteos.
at aieuaipe SaIerue iom Sisie Nrus
bplct piIoe life Iaee iis siere for @Ioo'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-21
NmtneoalSlaeefs WarSmsoe.

ga mango bar itStdIt, at ri pau
Aarsmpbet n,na isge at bliDe enise ON
en- 9Ian, meo .Senibn til R%inhe8aber
til bore 5eoebpsber, % ba S%piuingbbers
ne man nniecs at bare Set melt ccntrale
% beleiliee Steb at ianlIes pda fra ale
annter, ina bar mn 2a9etS geItprelle,
efter Snmraao meb ilere, fattet Den
9eitemmeIie, at RunlebalsIagets Iarss
mebe Hal boIoes paa Contribute Sns
len / @~inneapoIis, gfirn., BEN lite oe
lite Sum-, 1918. @i bill ieee at faa ct
sobt Srusram. iom ienere bIioer be-
tieuotsiort.
@i bill ba buabe. at mango Nunebsa
Ter fra git, Set, storo o9 Sno bill
tomme til 0tebet. 9Grbsbiglt
8. 8. Strsm, Sorm.
8. 8. gnestoebt, Sefr.
S~iasboro, g. @, lore Rarts 1918.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-21
Get beror pua Spnen.

ct sammeIt Orb Tiger, at "@eien til
Ell Manbs Sierte saar 9iennem Mas
ben, oe man piI niDe, at bette er inrbe
@isbomsorb. Weninseu er aIriua, at
pil &pinben pinbe Ell Ianbs Sierte,
iaa rtaa bun sioe bam eob ps peltile
Iapet Rab, men for at Iaoe soo Mno
maa Susmoberen babe goo aomfpr. pg
nerfpr fan man meo Iiseiaa gob 8rrno
iise, at bet belle beror paa Spnen. 3
"Soiten" aperteres f~ortioen ben pber
belle Sanbet iaa peltienbte 1aieitic aos
seppn, % ell Hog Susmober bill / @aIe
af nh 9omfpr life saa benne iorbi.
8enne Ohm er t~ilpirfet at ct eset Slags
Sern, iaa ben bill bare iaa I9nge ion
ire aIminbeli9e Spne, % besnben bar
ben mango ~ipecieIe Sortrin, Tom man
life fiuoer | andre. Sen iGlges hos De
bebite SanbIenbe ooer belle Saubet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-21

moro fra Staples og SoIlano fra &c.
befa. Sc ire %iibitnppnte bIep OPTIC.
get | arebien. Heferat ira forriae
Rsoe bIep I9it og antaget meb ct
Bor Nettelier. Ill a~reosemiiar
puIates Claus @papoIb. 9eilnttet Of
neite arebsmeoe boI0es | apam We.
niabeb, Baitor gerIies aalo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-21

'uincc famine Dag iom en- iommer. Ser
bar pi 6. R. & ct. PauI R. @. %
ben itrGfter fine Grme til ale aanter
AT Sanoet. Gpen Iieger paa en- Seioe
meb ct itorartet Yanorania for Sine
8sSoer. 90 fra ben aiurbIaa SimmeI
~itrenner Der neb ben reneite 2uft.
Sotnine! aaniic bette bill bIiue ben
eneite G%nlebnine BIZ biz faa bit Gip til
at ie benne pibt befienote @r % be
Renneif Tier. iom Der bpsger % Dor.
Soban 6. Gran.
Sprina Grope, Wlirrt, Ste Wdrts 10.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-21
Vorrctntn9snutiier
Spprban to Sarmere sjprbe Sremsana

SartzYarr Co., $50 2atpIer Ctr,
Charles gitp, Sa., bar ubsihet en- I'M
t~eresiant liben Sog betitIet: "Spip
tipo Sarmers SucceebeD". Senue iaaz
belioin oens fore &ntaloe pper 8eros
Iene Srnctors bill ienDes til enbper
Sarmer, Der itrar bill, itribe os nRpre
"Spiten". aataIoacn er ct alInitperf,
pg neiteu li9eiaa megeu SpIpsniug fan
fra ben erbplbes ON SlietractorS, 1otrt
ON man unoeriegte leloe Gtdifinen. Ser
er Ell RGnabe gileber, piienbe benue
engine / grbeibe uteo at plsie o.i.o., /
Sortb 9nfpta, Hortb Satpta, Wontdnd
% anbre Stater, % bisie giaeber bier
mere cno SpaIter al 9GieItof bbor p9r
oifulbe SarteGarr TRACTORS er for
Sarmerne. SotpnIbup Sruitees burbe
til famine Sirma ienbe efter ben frie
BOG ON, bnorban eobe @eie fan opret>
res pg o~ebligebolbes. Seuo ogiaa for
pe to ooennrpnte 8g9er.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-21
Stoo 0amlebieut.

Meb Sat erfienbes berpeb Wpbtasels
fen at feIsenbe gibrag til @mlebiem
inoiomlet peb Ole R. 8amitub, GAMBIA
R. Sat, iom fslser:
Ole so. 8nnitab S27, Sbeo. &orb'
saaro 1927. Carl 9. Berg $27, @iIer'
Yera $27, @unerils Sturpeftre $27
Nrne aIebo $27y Ole eli S27, Snt
@unab $3.50. Siosrt 2unsueis $3.50
Riis Srine Stei IS, CLAUS St. Sal.
Ictb $27, 8. 5. Rolbere $2I Sheo
Nasbeim $50. .
Rengerle er ooerienbt 8umlebiems'
fomiteeu, Sorr / St6b,
90. ". @pIar.
aUI.r,n,oS m;r,, 4 Qhe m}nrrs 1919
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-21
"gciieSeren"

Der aarIis uSsines af Sr. Seier Stabrs
nep X Sons Co, Chicago, / Snteresie
al bette Sirnnas pelfienbte SrgemiSIer.
cr uofommen for 1918 % er upIis bic
pen ienSt til nIle "Soiten"s Subifribens
Ter. 2eite Sirma bar / pper 80 gnr
nrret i observation-disclosures Der /
Seitcn. oa bet bar en- tor bel etableret
Sorreiuins. 5pis noseu al ~Yoiten"s
Subiiribenter life mobtaesr Ct @rems
plur al "Seilebereu" inoen nGfe lIae,
ea itrip Inn iii oUeuuRpnie Sirurn, %
DC bill meS 6prnsieIie ienSs big SIaset.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-21
ssaruer's white @ine OF Gar

Sirip, oct hebite Soiiemiboel paa
Sorben, itanbier 6~orfisIelie | Ell
Tag, bpis inset itioe. 25c % SOC.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-21

Nanr iss ibae i~nbienber getalineen
for gIabet, pg berbeb Ipiadarligen
forrmer til at tante paa, bbab ieg benz
ter at fau ipm BeberIae for mine Yens
ee, ina benber Salrfen tilbase ps eiper
Sboret: Su faar ct glao iom See
corabz EoIteu" pg "@eb Arnen" ct beli
Gar, meb fit libnerfebe a9ieItof, rent
90 iunbt, beI9renbe, rigt pan eobe
Snbtrbt, iom mere pe mere buroe finbe
aabne greu % m~potaselise Sierter
ale &rebie.
Ss fIere rteb mig bar i~ifferlis metz
fet fig, at 8labet for bpert &ar Tom
9aar blir bebre os bebre. 8erfpr snifer
ies berisiennem at freml9sse min OPP
ri9tige Sat for bpab bet bar brngt mig
giennem Garet ipm ioarbt. Settle flyer
jee nben Smiser, TIL iee baber iaabon,
forbi Der iom ofteit lurer SalIfbeo ba'
eerom. Iobtas ba ogiaa 9nifet ON
itnbie Sremgans for Slabet og at bets
tiliiatebe Wlaal mao nnnes.
Neb mine bebite Siliener til 8ebats
tor oe Yerionale.
s. 8. SaneneIs.
gIuS,fhon. Riun.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-21

SrGnger De en- Spmaifine? "Sus-
pennen" er iaa goo iom nogen anbeu
Gpnlaifine til BEN botbelte Bris.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-21

"Recorabs8 Soften" % "geo Grnen"
bar / mango Gar oeret mine soSe
genner. oe ies bar aItio forisgt at len'
ncu ben slnrslsn / betimelis Sib. iaa
bort Sampar fan forti9ttes. Set ier
uo iii at p9re iaaIebes Iasa, at pi ItnI
ieIges ab, % ies fan heller iffe aire
lip paa "Sseurabs Soften" for nogen
Yris, 90 heller life ~@eb grnen", iom
mcb Tine ppperlise Sprfrainser ftaffer
o. iaa mauacn bpsaelis apelSsflIno.
Sea times 9Iabet or pGro het bobbelte
af lin Yris.
en- penIisl Silieu til "SecprabsSos
items Esripnale % hens mango S9s
iere. Sobn 5. yne.
@eneieo, Y. Sui.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-21
Srihrfcn.

gmiSiGr 81. @eJOol ira Ser.
million Spo 9ofota. bar pirfet Ell
Sio Eoitor Sobn $. &anions Salo,
Iortan, 0fnu., mc0 @iIos ORD o.
Su$beieg.
ct SpbpaQelie&mebe bleu Of
bolot / &refoloigbeSS Icnigbeb, III.
lutb, Minn.. ira 250e 6ebruar I'll
2oen gfartS. 5orllbeu Haitor ~.
@ierOe ira ImCrn @i&., iom lcbebe
gteoet, par ogioa Gaitor :. SomueI.
len ira @apfieIo o. u. :. Sano iii.
itebe % beItog / Msoet. Sremms.
Oct bar aobt, % Srbet bleu iorfunoi
I'll S%eliianelle for De tilitcoepprenoe.
- 6erauS Soils arebS al Den In.
tberite SSrifirte ofbul0t lit &iuter.
ms0e i Chippewa Menigbeb, Bran,
bon, Mim., 1870 6cbruor. Ms-
Get be9pnote Sirsbag gitermioSao
meO FrGbifcu al 4Soltor lctie oper
81. 2S, 16. Samtoleemnet sab. 3.
l4-22 inoleOeoes al Yaitor Sfon.
moro. vi areoieuS |reiten par isI.
geuoe tiliieoc: 6. Serlie, I. Better
ION, Y. eibSoa. 8. ~. 9affc, Z
@oen Sefie ira 6ersus Salts, Sfcn
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-21

eenb "Secprabsgp fen" til GTnet 90 Ben.
rer | bet numIe 2dro.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-21
Startpeotber, Y. Sat.

ga BET MT fnart er ube meb Dor
Subfription. iaa er bet bel behit at
ienoe Iibt Eense, eIers faar pt lite
"SeeorabsT Soften" Longer oe Def saar
life. Spm Yr9mie fan Sc ienbe Sob
ieIsbagsboaen", bbiltet bliper ben fems
te bi m~obtaser. ellie iom Ter ben lille
BOG fines ian eppt ON ben. Srbboger
ri ut mes Soften" ifipr er mesct
npttis for ale i 5uiet, os iier sier
StoIc5srncne Srls al Den.
On penIis SiIien til "Yoiten". os
Sof for aft bet gore 9Gieitof. iom ben
90 "Geb Grnen" brineer ps bier use.
Irs. gnoreip Sobnlon.
Serricf, Rinn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-21
@uoubon, Rinn.

Smtibig iom ies inbienber min
Subifription for "SeeordbsE Soften" %
"@eb a%rnen", bill ies iige iaa mango
Sat for al ben sooe 9esnins, iom
glabet reseIm9sfis furipner os meb to
@anse ~uaentlis % iGrlig "Sep arnen"
meb ale line interesiante % fGngilenbe
SortGIiuser. en- anben goo, Sine peo
"Yoiten" er, at ben albrig taser no9en
partiif Del / PoIitii. Nine beb'te SiIs
iener til glabets llbsipere og SGiere.
6. 5. Berg.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-21
Su @a9ebu finger ! Mnterifa.

8Ienipopb, Rinu.. 13be Rnrts 1915
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-21
Sil Sotntnger!

Snipoob. Sopu.
Douglas Island news., 1913-11-12
To Friends and Patrons

This week we want to call the atten- tion of Treadwell subscribers, and those living along st. Ann avenue, to the fact that for the first time in the history of the News their weekly paper is not delivered by one of Dick McCor. micks boys. Ever since the News started its feeble clamor on Douglas Island one or the other of these boys has served this route, but they have grown up and other duties have de- manded their attention, and Walter is still too small So it is that you get your papers from the hands of Cha lie Anderson, one of our boys, all right born right here on the Island Now if you should miss your paper this week or next, or the one after that, don't get mad about it; Charieis doing his best. Just tell us, and we will see that you get your paper, if we have to bring it Ourself
 That reminds us that the News is no longer young and skitdsh. For nearly fifteen years it has circulated among the people of Douglas Island, and all the time it has consistently stood for the right and against the little pusilan amous evils that have troubled the people like persistent boils on a school teacher But recently two of our most valued subscribers have ordered the paper stopped. Which reminds us of a story of old Horace Greeley, who cue day met on the street an irate sub scriber who said, "Mr. Greeley, have stopped your raper." To which Mi. Greeley replied, "You surely must be mistaken have just come from the office and it is still running"
 And tbe News is still running and will continue to fight for Douglas Island and the Interests of even those who live because Douglas Islaud lives but are too mailto understand aud ape preciate the great mission of this paper. We shall continue Co publish those things that ate good and wholesome, and, because we have naught but pity for the distressed, quitting the things which would biiug the blush of shame to some who proudly raise their heads.
Douglas Island news., 1913-11-12

There is one thing sure, iu all Che rivalry that exists between Douglas and Juneau, in matters of baseball or foot ball or skating matches, neither can crow very much about their business men's organizations, whatever you may call them, chambers of commerce, com. mercial clubs The Douglas organiza- tion is dead and what Juneau has is very eickly. And at a time when Che eyes of the world are upon us--when stares us in the face What is the matter with us, anyway
Douglas Island news., 1913-11-12
Bridqe News

Railway and Marine News in arecent issue says in part: The most conselv- ative business man is now of the opin. ion that within ten years the population of Juneau, Douglas and Treadwell and other points located on Gasiineau channel will reach a total of 20,O00 The three towns are at present served by a ferry. Just above Juneau, at point known as "The Barr the channel considerably narrows, and at low tide is not passable for email craft. At high tide it is only passable by small boats, an steamships having to move south in taking the route around Douglas island to get north to Skagway With this excellent natural location for a bridge plans are in the making for its con structiou which will be included in the construction of su electric railroad system to connect Sheep Creek, Juneau, Douglas and Treadwell, a horseshoe shaped line crossing the channel at the bar. Ample power is available and the entire system would not require more than 10 miles of single track to place all the indus. trial points in direct communication.
 Owing to the fact that GastiueaU channel can never be made navigable for big ships above the bar and the bridge when completed, would not in terfere with the passage of any craft capable of navigating the stream, it will not be a difficult matter to procure congressional permission for erecting the bridge, owing to the wonderful ac- tivity now evidenced in this section. The proposed improvement ie creating the deepest interest.
Douglas Island news., 1913-11-12

Under the heading, "Rump Conyen- ton Opens,' the Juneau Dispatch an nounced that the Arctic Brotherhood "stampeders" had assem bled in Seattle. The general feeling in Alaska is that the Arctic Brotherhood belongs ex- clusively and entirely to the North land. and it is sincerely hoped that the gathering at Seattle will realize the justice of this claim and take the only step possible to cement together the factions of this great organization.
Douglas Island news., 1913-11-12
Dissolution of Partnership

Notice is hereby given that the part. nersbip heretofore existing between Fl. A. Dahl and R. E. Coughlin and doing business in the City of Douglas under the firm name of Coughlin and Dahl, Grocers, is this day dissolved by mu- tual consent. R. E. Coughlin retires. II. A. Dahl assumes all indebtedness against the firm and all bills are pay able to him Fl. A. DAHL,
 (Signed) R. E COUGHLIN.
 Douglas, Alaska, November 8, 1913.
Douglas Island news., 1913-11-12

The democrats of Juneau have organ. ized a club Similar organizations in all parts of the territory, it is hoped, will reconcile the two branches of the the party in Alaska, which it may do if there are jobs enough to go around.
Douglas Island news., 1913-11-12

The Mariposa claims the record in the run from Seattle to Juneau, having covered tbe distance in sixty-two hours. What Ina become Of th- otl fashioned boats hst used to run from Seattle Co Skagway in sixty five hoursY
Douglas Island news., 1913-11-12

Delegate Wickersham says that he has the assurance of President Wilson that the Alaska railroad bin will pass congress. Alaskans will watch and wait, meanwhile they will warm their toes by a week fire made with an in- ferior foreign coal
Douglas Island news., 1913-11-12

"SlTKA HOT SPRINGS" Accom- moda,ions, American or European plan Fer terms apply to Dr. F. L. Goddard Sauitarium, Alaska.
Douglas Island news., 1913-11-12

Fire has added to the trials which the people of Nome have been called upon to endure. Troubles come in punches.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-20
LIVED ON
RAW EGGS
Mr.. Richards Experience With OF.
ferenl Diets. Peaches aad
BUaieEmiIk for Three Years.

CeciIioa, Md.-Mr. George Richards,
Of this place, during the past ~ years,
has probably tried more different diets
Than Ire average person would ever use
In lifetime.
What ne has 10 say about his expert
mcnts. must therefore be highly interest,"
ing 10 anyone suffering from indigestion
or stomach troubles OF any kind.
Tie says: "For more Tran " years,
| suffered with stomach troubles, and
paid hundreds OF dollars for doctor bills
and medicines. | was also operated on
for piles.
lived On dried peaches and huitermlIk
for nearly three years. The only thing
that would not give me pain was raw eggs.
! was a physical wreck. ! could noi
sleep, and was as near crazy a. a man
could well be.
must say that after taking two 25-cenl
packages Of Thediord's Black Draught,
u did me more good than all ever spent
Tor other medicines.
have been working daily on the farm
ever since. and ] am a. hard as iron"
This purely vegetable remedy has been
IN successful use Tor more than 70 yeafs,
Tryt. Bulbs sure that ne "Thedlosd's."
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-20
SION RINA mn. NI0N.

The readers of this paper Will Ice
pleased Co learn that there is az least
one dreaded disease that science nae
pccn able To cure IN an IL stages. and
that IL Catarrh. Halls Catarrh cure
TX the only positive cure now known
Ia the medical fraternity. Catarrh be-
ing constitutional disease. requires
% constitutional treatment. Halls
Caarrh cure IL taken internally. act
ing directly upon the blood and niue
Gus surfaces OF the system. thereby
destroying the foundation OF the dis
ease. and giving the patient strength
by building up the constitution and
assisting nature la doing its " Ork. The
propricturs have so much faith IN 'ts
curatiy. powers that they 0ffer one
Hundred Dollars for any ease that n
fails 10 cure send for a list 1T testi-
mouials
Address y. J. CHENEY 4 co,
Toledo. Ohio.
sold by an Druggists. 7sc.
Take Halls Family pills tor con.
stipation.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-20

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preservation 10 health and strength 20
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Cident
YOU will End Mothers Friend on sale a.
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standard, reliable remedies that grand.
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With lts daily use during the period ~
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Il truly remarkable. ~ u peuctrates the
tissues and renders them pllnnt and EASILY
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Especially 10 young women Mothers
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You will ind this wonderful remedy On
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-20
UNIVERSITY ASKS
FOR $4,000 TO
KEEP WORK UP
TO MARK
Additional Appropriation of
$4,000 Also Desired for Re-
building of Hadley Hall De-
stroyed by Fire.
BOYD AND REGENTS
BEFORE COMMITTEE
Especial DiupstcA 20 EvenInm usraIat

Especial Dispsteh 60 EvenlnW ueraia1
Santa BE. y NJ. Feb. 20.--Presldcnt
y. u. Boyd of the University OF New
Mexico, n. =. Bickley and Nathan
JANA, regents. appeared before tho
university. The sums asked for the
finance committee this morning and
presented the needs OF the un.-
Nersity The sums asked for The
$4,000. equipment. furniture and az
lures. $1,000. library and lectures.
81 900. maintenance of departments.
tt.5nn. improvements aud repairs.
f2.sOn. labor ft.500; fuel. light and
power f:.5O0. summer school, 1000
catalogues, printing aud stationery.
fl,sUo, water supply aud sewerage
81 800, a total 0f tjG.SOO. The uni
tvrsiiy regents also asked for $50.
600 for the rebuilding Of Hadiay Hall
IS hiCh was burned some time ago. the
appropriation to be made az the rate
of $4,000 per year II viii be re-
uombcrod that the legislature made q
fjo.Uoo appropriation for the rebuild
ing uf Lea Hall at the New Mexico
military institute ana for the building
at the Agricultural college. both de-
stroyed by are hut neglected 10 pro-
ide Cor the lecal emergency.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-20
FRIEDMAN WANTS
TO TRY REMEDY ON
SOME VISIBLE CASES
(By Leased Wire 20 Evening Herald. }

Piymoth. England. Feb 20.-Dr.
friedrich r. Friedman. who asserts
he has discovered cure for tuber-
CulusIs. gave IN interview yesterday
ON board the kronprinzcssin Cocilc ON
his way 90 America. To demonstrate
the value OF his rcm'd, ~ feel tAat
the nrst sep should take in tho
United states should uc to treat cases
OF visible tuberculosis in the presence
OF American physicians thereby
could accomplish toe double purpose
Of instructing thcm and proving the
efficacy of the use at live germs. what
I mean by yisiptu tuberculosis ~ fungi
In the knee. for instance. which are
viHible To the eye. ! shall bee glad "
amy doctor OF important institution ia
the United states Will give mo "A
chance TO treat such cascE.'
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