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The Detroit times., 1914-10-31


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will ask everybody him tn
steer
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wain f tn tn his
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he probably will he tn house
before election day
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a that not He a
action an still looks tmid Perhaps
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tells
danger
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tn win
thry L foind what tn
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tn that ought
his
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They Osborn that's
whin compared chanRn his whole hide
compared good,
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tn machine moind
is in tn saddle.
labor tn mine scale
tn
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MAKE fortune
change artist wild tn movies" s
The Detroit times., 1914-10-31
The Better Text

AT recent Methodist conference
Bishop Quayle. in warning the young
or brethren against over confidence
IN their ability. told this story, the
conclusion OF which ats the rest oil
us as wen as preachers:
The faithful and modest old pastor
OF country church was told SUNDAY
morning that one OF the neighoor'
hoods brilliant young men was JUST
home from the theological schooi ahu
should be allowed TO preach at the
morning service.
Certainly, certainly. BY all means
let the young brother preach, SAID
the pastor, heartily.
When the congregation had gain
ered--the house was packed--ano
everybody expectant. the young broth
er entered and marched splendidly
down the aisle, wearing a long iroch
coat, a white tie and a flower In MS
buttonhole. He carried his stin nal
IN his left hand and his Bible In the
ether. Amid Is shower OF admirins
glances be assembled the pulpit and
took the padded chair.
After the old minister had opened
the services he introduced the young
brother who would preach for us
The young brother arose, swept the
audience dramatically with his eyes
and began:
Brethren and sisters. my text Is:
The angels assembled and they
descended
"You notice the angels ascendet
and they descended .Ahem'
And they assembled and they de
scended." Clearing Of throat. red
ness OF face, change from foot 4
foot)
"And the angels assembled and the,
descended"
And then In utter confusion. anC
blank lapse of memory, the youn.
man sat down.
The old pastor quickly called for |
song. modestly arose and preached al
usual.
The moment the benediction wa.
pronounced the young brother, clutch
ing his hat, diyed for side aisle ant
tried 10 sink out unseen.
But the pastor beat him to the doc
and, as he started TO pass, got hi
hand and remarked, with twinkle II
his eye:
"My brother. IL you had ascende'
as you descended. you might have
descended as you assembled"
The Detroit times., 1914-10-31
s At u r D AY
OCT. al. ! g -
4sRG&AtER 9uACERsa
IW& &@DAU eGssGSE. v8ISVOS yNY
XV He Right the Midst Of the Con- hIIilD
i5fv<4/ flict to Tell St&A3X
3&GA BY TOM MAY ~
BY TOM MAY

sSvTT EL
wv except buryin tn dead
central committees both pa-arties"
What e
cntra committees do they.
As a fact coSm
IN candidates. tn
They also have be diplomats printin
tn
shoy 81
"They
Busy" said did head
works? No! Well ought q.
calm
Autographs rushed tn
wouldn't haarm sind few an
two half
ye1 oind wild that
listeners tn his wrnkled
brow
He his what he
bulls
The Detroit times., 1914-10-31
Let the People Rule---And Write

ness. This is your Inheritance; your
own possession which is beyond as
sail. The Times has revolted against
some OF your Inconsistencies, which
are real; those infirmities to which
we are all prone. As far as the liquor
men ere concerned | believe they are
supporting you Mr.. Ferris, simply
upon general principles.
The Detroit Times is publication
after my own heart; and am bold to
say II will ever be found putting up
an aggressive fight In defense or the
jewel OF fair play.
In Judging a periodical as TO It's
motive or its worthiness, the only
criterion you can go by is the con-
duct Of its lifetime.
Up I'm the north pine woods-the
haunts OF "The Sage of the 500
viii be found just as pure and
gubernatorial timber
as will ever be found within the hem
lock forests of Ferris.
GEORGE j. BARRIE,
Bad Axe, Mich, Oct. %, 1914.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-31
he Gilman case was muddled.

The Gilman mudded
Former Prosecuting Attorney Shepherd started right
Present Prosecuting Attorney did well expected
in winding it when the had been already lost
Between the beginning the wndup pieces
The thing that settled it the LAWS DELAY.
The Times glad had part that of dis
gusted spectator
The Detroit times., 1914-10-31
Let Us Be Fair.
To the Editor OF The Times:

To the Editor OF The Times:
About year ago my attention was
called to your efforts for clean jour
nalism. for equal suffrage and for the
suppression OF the liquor business.
At that time, | proposed TO be one OF
10 men present To give the Times a
81 trial subscription. have been a
subscriber since that date, and have
been very much gratiied with the
refreshing editorials which have APP
peared upon sundry topics and occa-
sions, and | desire to think you for
your fearless stand for better morals
in the state OF Michigan.
Permit me to call your attention to
the cartoon by May in the Issue OF
Oct %. in the publication OF which
you have done yourself, the people Oh
the state. and the great institution,
/ the Michigan Agricultural college, q
grave Injustice owing TO so promr
nently haunting an untruth.
The NJ. A. G. has no $4,000 audi
torium, nor any other auditorium wor-
thy OF such dignified name.
Your cartoonist would also have II
appear to the people OF the state that
the only use for an auditorium at the
NJ. A. c. would be TO provide the JAM
tor soft snap.
The so-called gymnasium of the car
toon is actually an armory consisting
of four upholstered brick walls,
good roof. and good floor; erected
i'm 1885 to meet the needs OF the stu
dent body, numbering at that time a
total OF 173, whereas in 1913 the stu.
dent body totaled 2.010. There Is no
place where the entire student body
can assemble, no matter what the oc-
casion.
The management OF the institution
has made that building answer as a
meeting place for score or more OF
college activities, from military drill
to public graduation exercises and
farmers Institutes, until In despera-
ton and their resourcefulness they
have been driven out OF doors TO cir
Gus tents loaned at great expense Tor
the commencement week. or to the
stock pavilion" where a fresh layer
of sawdust is spread for the occasion
of the annual May festival Here the
artists lavish their charms within
walls which but yesterday resounded
to the bleat OF sheep, the squeal OF
swine or the below OF cattle
Trusting that you may find way
to correct this erronerous impression.
in justice TO your readers and the Nj.
A. C., am, Yours truly.
CHACE NEWMAN.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-31
From Another
Point of VieW

New York prohibits ROSTERS in the
city limits. They would start crow
ing al just about the time the average
New Yorker would be going TO bed
An Atlantic City man went to Jail
rather than tell the name OF an un-
licensed dealer who supplied him with
liquor Guess where he will lead for
when he gets out.
A man In Maine reports the discov-
Iery OF q fish which gives an electric
shock. The man In Maine is the one
who ought to be reported.
For purposes OF Safety First" we
suggest TO our fellow-citizens that the
back gate and the back porch steps
be taken into the cellar.
!. Aid Owen is mystified over the
receipt of three one-dollar bills In
his mail He says IL he could learn
who sent them he would return them.
Well alderman. we suppose we might
az well own up to. our little joke.
II is just as well, perhaps, that the
verdict of the jury in the Gilman
case was not guilty. precluding an ap-
peal The Lords prayer was intro
duced in the case and our supreme
court might have pronounced II I'M
constitutional.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-31
Editor Of The Times.

To the Editor Of The Times:
The caricaturing Of Gov. Ferris by
The Times Is causing much criticism
of it's course by its subscribers. Since
time ,mmemorial, the license to carl
cature has been accorded the press,
by the public: and cannot see where
in The Times has grievously abused
this privilege.
Gov Ferris. The Times has made
no assault upon your moral WORTH.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-31
TRAPPED

. Madge-Is IL true that there is a
fool in every family?
Clarence-Most certainly. Why do
yoii ask?
Madge-I just happened TO remem.
Der that you're the only member OF
your family.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-31
TlLE TIMES is GLAD 1T WASNTLET
IN ON THE Gilman BRIBERY CASE

<e{l7E HINES Is GLAD III WASN LEI
IN ON THE GILMAN BRIBERY CASE
acquitted charge that he
81 <spfed ST. for his vote in the common council
probably prousey who defended
thanked them fight made
Nv than fight which put up for Gilman
70 Attorney who had the law the tip of hi
every points involved in most comp
d and whose plea before the jury classic Gilman par
euarly indebted
Gilman has thanked the jury.
He has Judge rights presump
Hon panstangy afeguadd the conduct OF the
ne and in the charge to the jury
making the acquitted alderman should not forget
ut he Is deeply indebted LAWS DELAY.
Guilty innocent trapped trapped when the private detec
the building that July
kenoon, years ago, they had the goods on him.
They had the $1,000 in marked taken by himself from his
They words accepting money black white by
6eans Of the dictagraph
They had his voice the dictaphone.
people their choice Of shuddeng
verdict the innocent from
term in prison. they may view the outcome
Jail deverer community Old Techn
lily by the justice almost indefinitely
Ia many times cheat it altogether
Judge peoples tried their hardest the Gln
against delay and out of the atmosphere Of local pol
possibilities the defense too much for these
Enes officials.
The Times quickly abv such citizens Thompson
er mayor william Dyke prominent attorney and hghyepect
<xen business fine public spirit and
integrity Of the charge that they conspired to get Aid
innan any other alderman
proceeded the best of faith to
city whether its aldermen be trusted
municipal affairs then issue and still at issue,
.o1ving sacred rights.
they animated by political reasonsWE
u0W OF NO BETTER WHICH POLITICS COULD BE PUT
THAN THIEVES AND DISHONESTY IN THE PUBLIC SER
|<1CE.
THE SECURITY OF CITY GOVERNMENT AND ALL GOVERN
DEPENDS UPON HONESTY IN OUR PUBLIC MEN AND HONESTY
IN THE CONDUCT OF OUR PUBLIC AFFAIRS
The Times question however which these
about it, test the reliability of the aldermen.
The they did it, they both themselves and honest
sachey PRIVATE detectives MAKE GOOD ON
|x1U JOB
people efficient detectives great
in taxes purposes
'broueht here for
maintaining regular staff Of detectives provide against all Of
things happened the Gilman result the LAWS
DELAY
n The dictagraph reports were lost
The dctaphone didn't work.
private falling and of finally APP
selling their testimony highest
bidder
The Gilman muddled
Former Prosecuting Attorney Shepherd started it right
Present Prosecuting Attorney Frazer did well could expected
in winding up, when the had been already lost
Between the beginning and the windu pieces
The thing that settled it the LAWS DELAY
The Times is glad it had the
gusted spectator.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-31
eououet and Hrickbat-Thanks!

To the Editor or The IfmeS.
Your editorial. Thomas A. Edison's
success" in Mondays Times was
grand. and is worthy OF being framed
and hung on the wall of every school
room throughout the land.
On the other hand. am sorry TO
note the manner in which you have
cartooned Gov. Ferris-ridicule never
vet won a vote or converted sim
ner.
The world admires a man who is
success regardless OF what the success
may consist
Ex-Gov. Osborn started life as one
of the poorest OF poor boys and step
by step climbed UP the ladder of sue
cess by sheer force OF wilLpower with
Ia determination to succeed.
Probably there Is not another man
In Michigan so well qualified TO MI
the guhernatorial chair as Chase Os-
born. He knows from personal ex-
perience what the laborer. the me-
chanic the clerk the salesman. the
printer and the employer has TO con-
tend with.
His exposition on the South Ameri-
can trade from a personal knowledge
OF its people and conditions was an
eye-opener for those who have been
following newspaper reports only.
I am convinced that Mr.. Osborn's
desire 10 again fill the governors
chair. is that he may serve the whole
people and from the fact that the
Interests" (who regrettably control
the so-called Republican press) are so
bitterly arrayed against him Is all the
more reason Why the people-the com
mon people. as Lincoln was pleased to
call them-should vote for him.
And here Is hoping that when the
votes bave all been counted Chase s.
Osborn will be found to have been
elected governor.
CHAS. p. WARREN,
Detroit, Oct 20, 1914. 312 Lincoln-ave.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-28
RECRUITS FROM
RALIA FOR
BRITISH Service
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Melbourne, Australia Aug. 2a.--iiie-
iurlitinp FOR the Australian imperiul
iexpenitiunary fnrre. which H. the Ill
fiuinl title III the army nf 30.00O which
the commonwealth IS tievnting % the
aid lnf the empire. Is nlready finiahnd
in EOne nf the suites
White IN sunr districts special eff
.fnri was imauv II ger tite i,isiiman
from the anmtry the oities nave ftu'-
'nishau the arenta1 part uf the mite
rial owing Ia the systan ri enmpui
gnry military training which the rom
mnnweuith nut IN force yenr OF ltwn
apu. Ausiralh IS mum hatter qualified
to raise a volunteer army ithun was
the .rase al the nuthreak nf the ilaaI
war whon no such comprehensive ays
ten existed
n'iio fOrcr will he made up OF a light
nurse brigade ana 4 iivisiun Of infsf-
try, 2,3t5 horses and ton guns und
thp division Of 1s.533 man Including
nffirers 5.tG2 nurses aud seventy
guns ~ grand total Of 19417a men
ana officers 1871 hnrses.and seventy
guns 10 Which are 10 be added I'll
uthef officers and mon VIM arr TO be
employed N varinm CAPABILITIES. Thr
volunteers nave iseen uilten from the
stutea on Il territorial liMlsis ana ttare-
fnre New South Wales anu Viuturia
have contributed tile most mon
THE commander Is lirie aen w
Iirinacs Ia thu furce Will he ntent-
hers of tine graduating olaEs 81 the
Military college NJ
Dmtrnon New Fnith Wales pro-
llnumred by General Sir han fiamllt1n,l
the finest institution OF is Kind IN lite
british empire III q intended 10 give
these Outlets a taste af autusl waffafc
with an itiea N H. prnviug Of Serviee
to ititam In future years "A SON lnf s.in-
saDh (,nok. prime minister Of AustIst-
ia, Is among THOSE composing the
force
Upwards Of swantysfivn steamers
the Aornai which has been
to Fan francisco for the un-
on Steamship company Of INV Hfst-
and ann tine Medic ami fsavip. OF tho
White rtaf lInr, arr under reuiisition
" thu government and are being eon-
sefsel INTO transports as rapidly a.
possible. Practically al the ntiiar
eading British lines have been drawn
non for vessels.
fivvile to the iits nunil5ef % horses
leetied 70, the farce the minister fali
defense. Senator Ailllen has sippraleti
or voluntary contributions fof those
nimais and many rardiimen anti
aneiiing companies have responded.
smonE these has 9een Sydney kid
nan. one of the cattle and shesp
kings OF lite antipodes, wiin gave
90 military remounts
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NORMAL FALL WEATHER,
BUREAU ANNOUNCES

Washington Sept. af.--NDrmnl fnl'l
waathc1, with lIttie rnln, was luieuusi
hy lhc wnuther bureau tonight fuf che
coming week.
There will ne ff'euurni showers in
the nYuh Paoific stntes the bulletin
says, and showers viii urtend din-
ua'huncf Tint viii nnpenr IN the fnt
wes Monday of n'uesdny and muvc
enatwnra, erCsslnn the giput central
vnlleys nhDu Wc0nesdnv ind the enat
i'f'n atities 1'hursditS or fridiey Othnr-
wise the week WIN DE one Of ccusrnik
Yah wrnthnr
"nhif disturbance Will ht lreredet
10y liaing Temperature and he inllnwed
lg q thitnpe a. enolef wnurhni' uvrf-
the Horthefn han I'll the country
"u'ena,eFatWes DURING ifhe wnek will
nYeruaf neas the normal ovar prneti-
rnlly al parts ui the cnuttry'
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ROCKEFELLER AIDS
CHARITY ASSOC EA7lIDN

New York. Sept. -37s--Gofuelius y
Hiss. ajr.. president Of the New NefaS
Assasa ltion for Improving seonditians
FOR the Poor. announced that The a
seeiation has received from the ReelSe
Teller Foundation a Gift Of Sz00,e00 g
Ne nsed during the next ten years for
pensioniug widows with dependent
faailie now IL the care Of tive assn
ciatianis bureau Of feif&f sflis 4 y
s'4ifed AZ t.se first return in "a caai4
pai2H ii,is organization Is making 90
determine whether private agencies
can secure funds adequately 60 pen
sien needy families or widows.
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Recipes of Our Pioneer Mothers

Tor the home treatment Of dlAease
we're wonderfully dependable. True,
they knew nothing Of drugs. bun
owed their success TO the roots,
herbs and hanks od the field. 1T +
interesting tic note that Lydia ~
Fankharn3s Vegetable Compound. me
most suenessful rernedr for female 1i's
Ns have, MAS originally prepared fof
nome use from one OF these recipes
Us fame has nDH spread from shore
= shore. and thousands Of American
women TOW we'll and strong claim
lheN owe their healfh and happiness 80
LYDIA L. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound.
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~ 81 ~ S: ~, 1: JOURNAL CLASSIFIED COLUMNS -


s&soo--S-room itwme. modern. hot
wafer hest lawn shade. coca lcca.
ton in hlshlands. close IN.
te.7Bo~-A6.foom brick, modern large
basement corner lot Hlkhlanas.
close IN; easy terms
t,ooo--b-room modern frame, two
large poFches good outh0ndines.
Fourth ward Dess terras
tiseo ---t-room fs~me. hath. xns
shade, GOOD outtaldlneN. fns To-
cation n titn st.
ss.eeo--t-room hrsck. modern, well
built cellar sleeping porch. good
ousbuildineS W. Siiver avenue
tiose IN.
H,ioe--t-room bungalow. modern,
hishlands olote tn.
A. rLElSCNER
Loans Fire Insurance
III south pourch 81.
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marches TO he wounded Is nlso md
sueh had experience l3ua 10 hep'ln
20 think after the hattln. no hear
NE hoiquiS 81 war a soft al ideal ls
necessary, onco. when Z tbok my Slp-
Naes into ~ RIack, V'e passed q erass
bt NJ NasSIdc MAnN ~ 1hem hHoli
aoan Tor a nnmcnt and said n In'tgs~
81 THAI was sincere ana suhlime.
The i1cnl which makes d possible t0i'
me GO hcaf everything - 10 he q geea
otacci on Tho SVftlt fitiH--'igndef Nht
circumstance my duts towards the
seelal aerreeate te which q hel0ng"
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NOTICE.

gfl4e fall and winter season at Whit
comb springs VIII commence October
j under now management. Firsteeisss
board and room by day, week a
menth. Misc nlrmfshed and asasfprnish-
ell cottages FOR housekeeping. Prices
reasonable. loor fifiher iHfefmatietl
INQUIRE an al West Granite Or phone
i3e0W a. u. strove
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f.Dsf-At4bld frame eva glasses Return "a
40s West Central avenue
i.fSfA-@tladYis navy blue serge cost on faadl
neeF los eerraies $3.50 reward fof re-
tnrn e. JoarnAi office
f.1S'f=-tflatlies ftat box. containing faHH
hats and ethar aafticlee between rl1eres
and Marquette on lbieventh street Pn6na
800 and owner eHll reward
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ltDH RF@f--Hfg butftling iiiuae best II.
fe&sian W. utty ia xvest rrHta Flfteea
lrootns $50 90 per month. Inquire any real
estate ageaf.
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WANT hili-l'iuttpa. hnuHnhulu anuda ate.
"nfeu siitrs Al rnnanuuhl, rnles Plume
M TIM hruurle. Vmrehaune a 1n,prur.-
n'"m fau hnrinHsr rranafrf Co.. suanes-
Hnrn. fin Cnld a.unus
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FDR Observation-Disclosures

Fol RioN'f---5 and t4sroom fista sor lifht
rsHeeAprsrstrr ssAA 'ysseh serasa
NOR ftlcN'i fssa HtroBiu apattsnhhfs With
pdreHrs rneaarn ssis per month eHtsh.
fsnbne hGR
NOR RlsNf Eve 3 And 6-roHm furuieted
mats WITH pafeii SAND savd sas East
Central
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---=-----=-=--.
Bmsimess Property
N0R SA1sE--IWp gihnire business
luls ON West Central uNonne. a Ne.
Enerillutlun Friee Inv liberal
tei'ms This ih The tlnas at prosperity
'thin mnhes hir monty. Hetlu tnth
d over with uh
MONEY no LOAN.
TlhaxfoIa & Co.
11l W.. Gold.
HEP WAvTVn.
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WANa'Ef-'A b2lFof ~ annn' nams HaI-are
ln Nnrfh Fira rtreu.
WKNrrD- GUMS nsae ~ la1psT 7aa7s
with hprrf end nusEs prolerraa taa
rne.n llu.-n
Irmlls.
~ NN1Ef-- ltllriel NUN Fpni, -
West alyaf
WANn'Er- iof opallinf und ranarai
hnilsev1rk tss Nnrth sernnu str~et
WAGn'ED--llfl Tor HunerlsI hannew0TI
Mrs p D. sahwnnilsar 1iO NaHi iloma
nvonnt
WANrrp- Woman 1of nareflI nalIr0vafT
MUS ne rniiipateni Mfs AoalmHtun. alf
Nnrth Twelfth stpri
MAN1'tip-'tlisl fnr dinlnf f0am aud q,
unaiaf a. .tltnut,,f .tuf=f Hmm 74tns. a..
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IWtN a4AAN.--f*IuffH<ss
ron bAi.f'-iesfuom mafsrn rntlaa.. 4i1an
ntlilrear tnttafc cufe dnnrniu
gan naah amt mllrtrlnt silnno. VIII my i.
Funni trpmt 40 tiuaI lu. wnrfh /. lnnn
" y Mrimilf 2fl c'dl1 nvenno
NOR hAlii|-NoW upstn,lulr hunalilnN
rnah ~ iefnt tu suit dunu " Nr1mutia
Nhnisri Ifflrs Hds reatenee iu1Hv
Foh bAilt-+iilRni reum niuiiaru hnuss
twu lnla. NJ viii take small hauss IN es.
nhnnRs AunrsA Aira A.. u. Renter, 6tl
honth 1irnaownS
FDiH hAIE--Htt rviiuf. iff1nl ininileri
nuuaalow. ulnals furniaheu lafar linfaaes
basement. iirrinll,cc AZ fine fsul' tfsss
unu auun ham .3a0 Gan iss hut un
invniahau n teaireu phour fAfal a9a
Nnrth nm atseai
Ifun kNlh.-A resN hunifalneI. -lh1rs-
'runma. hath. intnc SUNNY ale'sniur r,'fuis
ironf unu fVaf Hntrhrf suf4eneg itial ean4
rieseu AluHi b. soih al onee n viii a.
|ul iifHt Gust fas nwuef am .lfxu -iuiitttu7
llWa NosI Iinun nsonIe
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roR RENT Iffe9m WITH oi without hoard.
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-28


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