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MOOSE JOHNSON
 WIRES NEWS

The NUGGET has received the fol lowing special telegram from NotionnI Organizer J. Frederick Johnson of tn" I,Cval Order of Moose who is now at St Michael
 Arrived here Wednesday after g'"i tiip. The trails arc all in fin: con dhion and the weather was perfect. | found the roadhomscs in good shape and comfortable. We initiated four teen members of the order at an i'm pI essive ceremony here. Therc was d liz masquerade ball at St. Michael New Years night which was attended hy over two hundred. The hest in formatio obtainablr here which seems to he authentic. is that Marshall City is growing rapidly and that they arc getting thirty-fvc cents to tn" pan. Too much water and twenty he lew with high winds is preventing work. hut tho prospects are good. 1 shali start for the Yukon on Sun day. It Is two hundred and sixty miles and expect to mak" it in hv" days.
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FRED WALSH
 DEFEATS DUNDEE
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 NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 2.-f3efore six thousand fight fa"s In the arena of ti"' Southern Athletic Club here last night Freddie Walsh. ''s lightweight t'" n . r,n nf England defeated I"hr. Om eco of New York. The fight was ar- rs nged for ten rounds and 1t went the entire distance. although iu the last session Dundee was apparently groggv md the ringside fans expected to see him knocked nut at any time during the round.
 The first seven rounds of the fight icokdd good but In the Inst three Dundee weakened perccpitably and was hammered all over the ring. Hc did little fighting. spending the time in stalling na if he merely wanted t0 gn the limit before he lost his feet.
 The crowd. whose sympathies were with the American lad. implored him to stick to it and dig into his English antagonist hut Dundee could not stand the pace and just before the gong sounded in the tenth a terrihc right hand punch to the chin put hsm to sleep for the count.
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Special Nugget Service.
 DIES MONIES. ia. Ian. I.--in an ad- f,css delivered last night before the Grant Club here Senator Cummings urged ihc progressivcT to continue their aEatation for the original pro- gram of the progressive party
 It is evident that the ranks Of the progrcssivcs are thinking and that many of tin" number who followed Roosevelt and Cummings and others out of the republican party arc seek Ing to recntcr the fold. while still others of the progressivcs arc being led of aftcr strange and new gods. The party does not seem to have cry stalised into shape and the leaders can see from the handwriting on tho wall that it will take rather desperate means to keep the party together until the next election.
 Senator Cummings said that he was as much progressive now as he was
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SMITH KNOCKS
 OUT PELky
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 SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 2.-Gunboat smith knocked Pelky out for the couns ir the fifteenth round of their twen- ty round go here on New Years day:
 Both lads were In good condition wken they entered the ring and from the first crack of the gong the fight was lively and hioody. Each fighter had a bleeding nose before the end q: ihe first round nnd in the second tciky had his lip badly cut adding tU tho gory appearance of the ring.
 IL seemed to he case of staying qualities and ability to take punish mcnt for there was plenty of it handed out by both parties to the mill and it was Gunboats stamina that held him up through the terrific in-fiRhting Ot the middle rounds This Is the work that weakened Pelky and tn the fif ttenth he duckcd into Il straight arm jab from the Gunboat's right that put him to the mat and he stayed ther., until he was counted out and Smith declared the winner
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-02
MEXICAN FEDERAL ARMY
 IS 0N VERGE OF R0uT

r,.,nu in,l.,r ,r the little band attempt . cd to cut its way out hut against the odds there w,1 no chance and the entire regiment wna killed in the street fighting.
 Their victory over the gallant r-Ei- mcnt that had penetrated their lines did not give the federnl troops any hope of making their position tenahl'.. ita, her it seemed to fil the eniir' force with fear that the next attack might be # success and they knew that atf-r the massacre of ArrOya's ms" there would be little quarter shown bA the rebels should they succeed hi cLrrying the works defending th" te wn. Rather than remiun coOp"d ul' waitfng for the attack the federal force attempted in mass |" cut through the besieging lines bu, it has bee" driven back and the latest reports in = d:cate that bloody hattie is Jew in progress in the streets for the p"ss''s- sion nf the city. The details have n" bt-en sent in here as yet. hut il Is be Ileved that the casualties will reach m veraI hundred and that eventually th.. rebels will take and hold the town
 villt hns announced that nc vii! rycruie the federal officers who are iiehting against him in OiinaGa an'i ,tis is known io the defenders "f ii" n,o,. and renders their reaistence as ct, sl,rrntc as possible.
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 pRESIDIO. Texas. Jan. l.. Th" si, uation of the federal army which K defending Ojinaga against th" :ttar's of the rebel troops under Villa Is hourly becoming more, desperate and word is expected here ai any min,i. that the government lr"l's have .lI lhclr way out f ihr cil, nn'i are in disorganixcd flight.
 Villa has pcrsistantly pressed his attack from all sides and the shells from the heavy artillery. whkh in' captured at Chihuahua. have greatly damaged the houses In the town an'I have killed many soldiers anal civil isns in the streets.
 Early this morning the federal gar rison attempted sortc from the southern side of the city. evidently |" test the strength of ihc rehrl troops attacking from that side. They found the rebels prepared for them and af- ter a desperate fight in which manv were killed on both sides th.. fc,irrnls fell back into tn" cty.
 Colonel Arroyo. who is only twenty two years old and commands q r"si. ment of college students "nr"lI.l in the rebel army. made daring and spectacular counter attack when tn" federal troops began in fall l."k and at the head of his regiment b" fol- lowed the retreating f"icrtls x" h",lr that when the line reached ihr ely
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-02
INFERIOR DEPARTMENT
 WILL NOT INTERFERE

the government interference with the coal resources of Alaska and the tax of one hundred dollars a mile on the railroads Is one of ihe greatest causes of the lack of development.
 In speaking of the development "f gold and the other mineral resource of the territory ihc report says th,' the const ruct ion of railroads Is "f th, first importance and that secondary oriy to this is the construction of :, system of contributary wagon roads.
 The report states that tho tota! value of the mineral output of tn" territory for the year just ended was SIS, 200. 900
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tilcir hecta nnd forced th"ir way "vrf the defcnccs and actually into the cit, streets. This attack WIS so fierce and SD unexpected that the rebel regiment penetrated almost to the center of th.. town and the little Mnd came within an arc "f capturing the place iy itself Had the rc,.l commander taken ad- vantage of the gallant. 1T fo,Iiariy action of Colonel ArrOyn and his men and followed up the brilliant charge with endorsements there is n p"ssi hiiity that he could have captured the .hy and the entire federal garrison.
 As it was the little regiment of lrl,cls fought their way through the streets aga inst overwhelming ."l.'.' an.. x, ring that there was no support and that their retreat was cut on tho" made their last stand tn tn" very c. ntcr of tho town beneath the flag "t the federal commanding general
 colonel Arroym. himself smccc ded h' q, iting the halliards of tho nattnna. l. IlaL but as it fiuttered io the ground the gallant young officer fell m"rtally ". nndcd and he died covered by the inr that hc had rchellcd against. n k said that the wife of this brave T, hgi officer tx an American girl who wns Miss Virginia Darlington of Phil ;..ielphia and that she is now in 0nr n tho interior towns "f Mexico which Ia stili n the rnsscssi"n "f In" federal i:mps.
 After inc death of their leader the
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nr the territory which only await their action to become available for the usr of the country.
 Ther. will also be an exhibit of AZ aska products and much Alaska liter. a,ure arranged in the rooms "f th. National Press club and it is the in tcntion of MT. McPherson 10 see thu, the correspondents. in Washington be come thoroughly imhued with things Alaskan.
 Nearly every large n'wsIaIr ii' every section Uf the rEtted St;ttcs bus correspondent in Washington and through these news Sathereis the country will soon hc In possession M interesting and until now little known facts in regard to Alaska. 1t ip thought that this plan of adver~ tiring the territory will bring h to the y. riu,,s attention of the entire coun- try and that u will he greatly to the nd, antage of Alaska. This well ar ranged and continuous advertising tImt Alaska Ia getting is already bear ing fruit for the local and New York [. urist agencies and steamship lines al, eady report many inquiries as {" resources and the means "f trapspor- tation io the t"rriiury.
 The entire territories committee ni
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-02
SENATOR'S SEE ALASKA EXHIBIT
PRODUCTS OF ALASKA
 TO ADVERTISE TERRITORY

the house of representatives b making plans for trip through Alaska mex, summer. The suggestion that the committee visit the territory and see foi itself and at first hand just wha; conditions were in Alaska and what WAS most urgently needed In the way v. goternment assistance was made by Congressman Albert Johnson oi Washington and he with several others of the territories committee lave been appointed sub committee |. Investigate the conditions of travel urd to lay out route for the entire committee to take on its proposed trip.
 Efforts will be made to have several of the members of the territories con- mittee of the senate Join this excur- sion party and the trip will be as extensive as the time will permit.
 Members of the Seattle Chamber of C"mmerce will probably accompany .Le congressional tourists and an ef. fu,s will be n,..sir to convince the leg. lsltors of the desirability of rapid r., ,road and otur, development in the tr- .wory.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-02
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Special Nugget Service.
 WASHINGTON. Jan. I.---with the exception of the all important cur rency and tariff legislation which ius been occupying so much ui the center of the stage here this winter tEere is no subject more discussed iII all circles than Alaska. There seems to be wave of deslrc to know more about the great new territory in the north and plain citizens as well as members of the national legislature aye earnestly gathering information about the possibilities and recourses o' the land.
 Yesterday J. l.. Mcphcrson. repre- .. nting the Seattle Chamber of Com mtice. which seems to be Ut the head ut the Alaska boosters club. arrived [" Washington with ifty-thre cases of exhibits which will be arranged In th. senate office building in an at ir,rtive display In order that the leg islat"rs may See just what Alaska. "ns to offer tn the way of resources and what she produces. This display "f Alaska products will be in charge "T competent attcndanlt and It ls hoped thnt senators and representa- ;lvea will take the opportunity to be- r..,nr familiar with the great resources
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-02
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Special Nugget Service.
 SEATTLE. Dec. ai.-S. \. Fowler. the night manager nf tho New York lunch and cDffcc house on Scc"n't av"- nue was murdered while closing the place early this morning an'i 'l'" lurch room was robbed hy th" m'r- derers.
 Fowler had finished the days h'Isi- ness and tho last customer had d"- parted. Tho manager was gathering up his checks and change prrnarii"r;.' to locking up for the night when twr men entered and asked for q "lil' 'f coffee. Fowler thrust his money int" the cash register and brought two cups of coffee to thr men. Then lic continued his preparations for closing up.
 As he came back from turning nut the gns under thc coffee prns hc was commanded to hand over tho cash in the drawer The man wh" issn'd 'h'' order produced nt the s;,in. timr q r''- voiver with which tu cnfor'" his ".in-
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Special Nugget service
 WASHINGTON. Jan. 2.--Th" inte- rior department has declined to take any notice of the reported differences between Dalton and Swift. the dis hursIng agent in regard to the ques- ton of transportation of government coai from the Matanuska fields and has instructed them both to stop in. tcrfcring with each other and cSpc- ditc the work.
 X wire has hccn received from Dal- tor saying that the tran is now open :,nd that tho coal is moving.
 Chief of the Geological Survey Brooks in his annual report says that
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-02
MARRIED GRANT
 LAST JULY
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Special Nugget Service.
 HARRISBURG. Dec. 3l.-Mrs. w. A. pennypackcr of this city has just announced that her daughter Lillian was married Inst July to Lieutenant Chapman Grant of the United States army. u gra andson of General Ulysses s. Grant.
 The young people had been friends for some time and 1t was thought by tho families of each that sometime they might become engaged. The an- ncuneement that the snarriags had
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-02
WEATHER EXPORT.

December Si. 1918 Temperature Max. 1k above: min.. r. above. Weather-Cloudy. Wind---NE.. S2 miles per hour. Frecipitnt ntion--Trace snow. equal to .0l inch water.
 January 1. iSi<. Temperature-- Max. II above: min, obove. Barometer 2S.44 inches. weathcr-C Cloudy. Wind---Caln. The Daily Nussst. te1o per snerth
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-02
NIGHT MANAGER
 MURDERED AND ROBBED

n,anhs.
 Fowler either attempted |" duck "ni ,r thc place ar made q move as if [" ,rlw q gun fr"i1 under the counter, ihcrr were. ur witnesses to what ar-
 ,.,lv happened. an,. the r"bh,r fir"'. directly at him.
 Three shots in all were fired and each one took effect in the body of th'' night manager The shots were also heard hy peopl' around the corner and a policeman was summoned. When ln entered the restaurant It was found that the cash drawer had hcei' robbed of it's contents and the change t..ncn from the register. The night m.,,Iarrr was lying behind tho counter dead.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-02

Oh yeu reetsra Get your psnnants and suppert yevr team at Hess's Can. dy Stees.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-02
CUMMINGS IS URGENCY
 PROGRESSlVEES TO STICK

the day hc withdrew from the r"publi- can party and unless the republican party came around to tn" progrcssiv" viewpoint which hc predicted would b.. the ease. there could hc m com promise.
 The party had entered the political . arena to stay. said the senator. and f 1t did not win the next time or tho mex, it would keep hammerlng until the. people recognized thnt it's princi- pies md it's policies were the only true and proper methods of scIf gov ernmont.
 After his address Senator Cum mingc was asked if Roosevelt could be counted on to remain the leader of tho new party and he unhesitatingly soid that MT. Roosevelt could be counted on until the last gun was fred
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-02

H you want to zee the games that may decide the race go to A hall Friday night.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-02

taken plocc six months ago came ns , great surprise to both families.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-02

The best bass ball os the ssassN. Friday night d A . hall.
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WHICH WINS? Bet you a box of Ross's Candies.
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4 fresh start for all teams Frida, night at 4. 8. hall.
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FLOUR js CHEAP.

Bread only se. Nersh Pole eaksrv ant Anvil Bakery.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-02

MiNgRs ATTENTION. sEsT CANDLES S2 PER BOX OR si.so ev . BOX Lore. coociMs.
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vas Daily Nugget. s2.0o per month.
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After the death of their leader tn"
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The Daily Nussst. ,aeo psr mersh.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-09-24

81 uu.ed desea vender una casa, un
automovil, una joya, algo de valor 8 de
rte, ofrezcalos q quien pueda com
,rarlo.
La osnte que 10 tiene lee el BOLE
TIN MERCANTTL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-09-24
Ordenanza aprobada

Ell Concejo Municipal de- San Juan
aprob6 en- la session celebrada ell 81 del
corriente una ordenanza municipal en-
la que Sc autoriza los duefos de esta-
blecimientos comerciales y detallistas
para abrir sus establecimientos los do
mingos hasta las doce del d1a. He aqui
ell texto.
''Por cuanto, una ley de la Asaanblea
Legislative, titulada LEY para en-
mendar ell articulo 553 y restablecer ell
artfculo 554 del C6digo Penal" apro-
bada en- % de Mario, 1914, autoriza 4
los Municipios para permitir por medic
de ordenanza 10 aperture los domingos
de todos los establecimientos comercia-
les industriales hasta las II del dia.
Por tanto, ordenese por ell concejo
municipal de San Juan, Puerto Rico:
Secci6n la. Todos los establecimien-
tos comerciales industriales de la mu-
nicipalidad de San Juan, destinados a
la venta de cOmeStlbleS al detalle, que
dan autorizados para permanecer abier
tos los domingos hasta las II del dia, ce-
rrandose esa hora y suspendiendo to-
da clase de trabajo 8 transacciones.
Secci6n "a. Toda infraccion a la
presente ordenanza sera castigada con
multa maxima de $4,000, en- SUI defec-
to prisi6n de uno Is dias, 8 ambas Pc
mas q discretion de la Corte de Paz.
Secci6n 3a Esa ordenanza empeza-
ra regir tan luego sea aprobada por ell
Alcalde"
(Firmado) Manuel MORAZA.
Secretario del Concejo Municipal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-09-24
Los exploradores
Y la guerra

Cartas recibidas de Bayona y Bia-
rritz nos dan cuenta de la ejemplar
conducta que, con motive de la guerra,
estan observando los eXploradores fran
ceses, cuyos valiosos servicios han sido
utilizados por ell Gobierno desde ell pri-
mer dla.
Esos enthusiasts ninos, de ocho, diez
doce y catorce amos, admirablemente
disciplinados y pose1dos de un PATRIOTS
mo alentador, han sustitu1do en- nume-
rosos puntos a los carteros y los re-
partidores de telegramas, y son unos
auxiliares efcaclsimos en- los puestos de
la Cruz Roja En- todas parties Sc les
We dispuestos realizar cuantas mislo-
mes Sc les confle.
Cuadrados militarmente las puer-
tas de las ambulancias, cruzando GALES
y campos en- sus bicicletas, dan estos
muchachos la impression de un pequeno
Ejercito, perfectamente organizado.
Los exploradores franceses han CO.
menzado, ademas, levantar las cose-
chas viendoseles en- los campos, con su
sombrero de fieltrO y Ell mangas de ca
misa, segar entusiasmados, hacienda los
haces, que ellos mismos llevan a los ca
rros, encargandose de conducirlos, y a
veces, cuando estos son pequenos, arras-
trarlos con su propias fuerzas.
Els hermoso yer su entrada en- las al
deas, guiando ell CAIRO, llevado por bo-
rriquillos, transportado por ellos mis-
mos, mientras que las campesinas, en-
tusasmadas, les aplauden y bendicen.
Tambien los exploradores espanoles
han tenido OCCASION en- estos d1as de de-
mostrar su .patriotismo.
En- Ir1n, los exploradores de aque-
lla ciudad Sc ha encargado de hacer y
repartir rancho entire los infelices re
patriados.
Els digno de alabanzas ell ejemplo d
unos ninos que comienzan q ser va 1ti-
les su Patria Son los hombres dc
manana, que sabran darla dias de glo-
ria
(Reproducido de La Epoca =
de Madrid
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-09-24
Sc V E N De

Una casa de planta baja, de MADEIRA
tel pals y techada de zinc; sta en- el
,arrlo Gle Santurce, en- ell II.
gar denominado MINILLAs, CALL;
DEL ROSARIO No. 10, BLCK 103.
Nide o. solar, en- cue la casa &c ,evan
Ia, SEISCIENTOS SETENTA Y GIN
co METROS.
Esta asegurada contra incendios.
Informaran:
sues. de nj. Lomba y Oh.
Tetusn 81. San Juan. p. r.
Avdt.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-10-08

Notice is hereby given to all able
bodied men residing In Precinct 2s
in San Miguel county and who have
NOT heretofore paid their road tax,
that unless you pay such tax to the
authorized collector for said precinct
A. R. Eckert, at Ortega's store, Doug
lac avenue. before the 18th day OF
october, 1914, your name will be re-
ported to the district attorneys office
for his action in the premises.
Dated this 3rd day Of October, 1914.
ROAD BOARD SAN MIGUEL COUN-
TY. 6-S-10-13
Las Vegas optic., 1914-10-08
CALL FOR CONVENTION

Republican headquarters of the
county of San Miguel, Las Vegas, n.
NJ. October 3, 1914.
A convention Of the republicans of
the county of San Miguel and state
of New Mexico is hereby called for
the 18th day of October, 1914, at 10
O'Clock in the morning in the County
Court House in Las Vegas, New Mex
leo. for the purpose Of nominating
three representatives to the State
Legislature for the Sixth Representa-
tive District, said district embracing
the County of San Miguel. The Pre-
cinct No. 29 is entitled to eleven del
egates. Proxies will not be recognized
unless held by residents of the same
precinct from which the delegates
have been chosen.
The various precincts are hereby
ordered to elect members of the Cen
tral Committee of the precinct and to
report their names to William j.
Mills, Chairman of the Republican
Central Committee of the County OF
San Miguel.
The various precincts may hold
their primaries as soon as they desire
but not later than the 18th day oi
October, 1914. The secretaries of the
various primaries are hereby asked tC
notify the chairman of the Republi
can Central Committee of the County
of the date of their meeting and the
names of the delegates chosen imme
diately upon the holding of their pri
maries
! WILLIAM ]. MILLS, Chairman.
L. C. ILFELD, Secretary
Las Vegas optic., 1914-10-08
FOLEY cATHARTlc TABLETS

Stop coughing! you rack the lungs
and worry the body. BALLARD'S
HOREHOUND SYRUP checks irrita-
tion, heals the lungs and restores COM
Portable breathing. Price 25c, SOC and
$100 per bottle. Sold by Central
Drug Co.-Adv.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-10-08

Automobile stage Ifne to Nora tri.
weekly. Tuesday, Thursday and Sat.
urday. leaving Las Vegas postoffice
s 9. m, arriving Mora s:45 a. m.
Leave Mora p. m. arrive Las Vegas
5:45 p. m Fare for round trip. s5;
one way, ss. Round trip tickets good
for one week H. B. Hubbard, Prop.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-10-08
NOTICE BY PUBLICATION

In the District Court, Fourth Judi.
cial District, State Of New Mexico,
County of San Miguel.
Miguel Chavez ------Plaintiff
VS.. No. 1918
Las Vegas optic., 1914-10-08

WANTED-Mlich COW, to keep for
feed during winter, or will buy if
Price is reasonable. Address K,
Optic.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-10-08

WANTED-Reliable woman for gen
eral housework. 725 Sixth street.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-10-08
SOCIETY DIRECTORY

FRATERNAL BROTHERHOOD NO.
1o2-Meets every Monday night In
o. R. C. hall, on Douglas avenue ~
8 o'clock. Visiting members are cor.
daily welcome. ]. T. Buhler, Prest
dent; Mrs. J. I. Buhler, Secretary;
G. H. Baily, Treasurer.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-10-08
Defendants

Trinidad Romero, ct al------
Las Vegas optic., 1914-10-08

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS, couh
Gil NO. so4.--Meets second ana
fourth Thursday In o. R. C. hall,
Pioneer building. Visiting membera
are cordially invited. Richard Devins,
G. X; Frank Angel. r. 8.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-10-08

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