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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-30
MEXICAN SOLDIERS LEAD AMERICANS
 INTO NOUN I ANS
Law of Fugitive Perhaps App piled to Harwood and
 Miller.

San Diego, Jan. s0 Two Americans, F. J. Harwood. an Oakland newspa- per1nan, and Morton Mfl9er, were led out from Taaja1na. Mex slaortly before nightfau, Wednesday under a guard Of Mexirad federal soldiers and are now believed to be lying dead in the mountains a few miles south of the line after being subjected to the fugi- tive law.
 Three miles south of the border Harwood managed to slip a. mote to a Mexican who passed them on the road The note was addressed to d San Diego newspaperman Mexican au-. thorities in Tiajuna refuse to say any thing regarding the capture of the Americans. It has leaked out, how ever. that the federal authorities be- lieved them to be leaders Of a gang of outlaws which had been planning to overthrow the federal power in Lower California. United States cus- toms and nigration men say the Americans are ernugglers.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-30
COLL EGE TRUSTEE DIES IN {
 SHANGHAI, CHINA

Boston, Jan. s0-The death at shang- hat China, of Samuel B. Capen, chair man of the board of trustees Of Well lesley College and president of the American board e commissioners for foreign missions, WAS announced in a. asseablegram received here today MT. Capen who was naJling tour of the boards missions in the Orient, was taken i'll with pneumonia on Janu- ary 6. and died yesterday. His wid- ow and daughter were with him.
 MT. Capen, who was about TO years ed with a mission school at Hartford, Conn.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-30

Billy was out yesterday developing the speed of his machine.
 We'll, how did it turn out t?
 A case of arrested deveiopment..-- Yale Record
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-30
TELEPHONE ASKS AUDIT
N. Y Company Ofrers to Ad-
 vance Money for VaIua- tf0n- Glynn Accepts.

Albany, Jan. soThe New York Te1e- phone Go. yesterday made formal offer to the upstate Public Service Commits sion and the legislative telephone i'm vestigating conaraittee to advance the money necessary for the valuation of the conpany:s property in New York city, and for an audit oE It's books.
 Governor Gdynn, who suggested that valuation of the property in the hope that it would result in reduction of It's rates approved the off err
 It Is expect ed the commission win give it's sanction at it's meeting on February 3. and that the work will be finished, in eight months.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-30
JOINS FEDERAL RESERVE
First National Bank, a Morgan Institution, Applies For
 Membership.

New York Jan. 30-Appifcation was made yesterday by the First National Bank. the ,third largest bank in this city, for membership in the Federal reserve banking system.
 This institution Is one of the so- called Morgan group of banks, but it ls generally known as George F. Balx- aFs bank Baker is the man. who helped the bank to grow. For many gears he was it's president and is now. chairman of the board Of directors, Ekancis9 L. Hine Is president.
 First Nationals deposits at the close of business last week were sea. $40, 900. a total exceeded only by those of the National City Bank, which has joined the Federal reserve, and by the Bank Of Commerce. the latter also a. Morgan bank.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-30

Breeding cattle and horses from South Africa have been sent to Cuba by an English ranch owner there. who vii experiment. with crossing them with American stock.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-30

What does your father do for a 1iving7 asked one little girl.
 Why, replied the other, he takes up the collections in church. Chicago News.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-30

-sixteen-y -years-old Fred Cardin of Cedar street was in city court again, today. on a theft charge. It was al- legged that he stole a. pair of rubber boots belonging to the Park City Bot ting Works and sold them for 25 cents. Continuance was directed un- til tomorrow. He may be sent to the state reformatory at Cheshire.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-30
D0Y DR0W NED IN DITCH ON WAY
 TO HIS SCHOOL

,Naugatuck. Conn. Jan. so-Terrance he broke through the ice as he was crossing it with his little sister on the way to school The girl summon ed help but by the time the lads body had been recovered he was dead.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-30
SEEKS TO AID WIDOWS
State Committee Begins Tour Of Upstate Cities With
 Legislation in View.

Albany. Jan. 30-Legis1ation for irn- proving the condition of families de- pendent on widows is the ultimate ob- 5ect of the tour of up-state cities which the sub-committee of the Commission on Relief for Widowed Mothers began today by interviewing private and public charity officials of Albany and Troy.
 The committee expects to visit Syra- members include Mrs. William Fin stein, AssembIyman Martin 0. McCue and Richard M. Neustadt o9 New York and Robert w. Hebberd, secre- tary of the State Board of Charities of Albany.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-30

At present over 100. 600 Afghan pa. tents are said to visit medical mis- stons on the border for special treat menf. A large proportion of these cases are for diseases of the eye, caus- ed by sun glare, dust storms and by n3es, especially in the case o4 children Also there are many bullet pr knife wounds which require surgical treat- ment- The mission hospital at Pesh- ngEar treats about 1000 patients an... nually of which two-thirds are Af.l Bhans-
 Vice Consul John L. Bs6chaI of Prague reports that the potato crop of Bohemia for 1918 arnOuNts to 12, = S1e.7oo bushels. which is an iiserease. Of Il .00e .000 bushels over tne rroduc- lion in 1912. The 1918 crop was raised on 74z,217 acres. as cosnpared mt<h sAssae4 acres tn 1e1a.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-30
NEW LONDON DOESN'T
 WANT AN ICE PLANT

New London, Jan. 3o-By an over whehnipg vote city meeting this morning. defeated a. proposition to appropriate $l0,OOO for the establish ment of a municipal ice plant.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-30

The telephone exchange was tax ed to the utmost last night during the time that electric lights were out owing to trouble at the power house Hundreds, tried to get the offices of the United Illuminating Go. at the same time.
 A roof fire, about the chimney of, the house at LA Lexington avenue resulted in an alarm from box 332, Harral and Lexington avenues. at g. 12 o'clock. The damage is of a minor amount.
 Max Bresler, 16 years old and living at 150 Center street called at the emergency hospital yesterday after noon to receive treatment for facer- ated left hand. received when he fell while carrying a piece of plate EIass
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-19
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.


William Elton Reed. Of ais South
Arnn street. died Sunday evening af-
ter an Illness of two days MI Rec I
WIS 63 years old and had lived In
Albuquerque FOR about seven years
iIc was i native Of Pennsylvania ana
q carpenter by trade being employed
IN wolk on The new city hall build
ing up TO The time he was taken ili
Tie was I'm active odd Fellow and had
boon prominent in secret order affairs
in This city
Mr. Reed Is survive by "a widow
and seven children Three sons. w,
r.. RAYMOND y. and Burton r.. Reed.
and two daughters, Mlss Enid Reed.
who is employed in the office of the
city engineer, and Mis- q, B.. Roady,
of 1l22 South Edith street. reside ia
Albuquerque a'wo other daughters
reside in Pennsylvania, AIRS ~. r..
Lester la Butler, and Airs NJ W
Morrison la kitlauning
FuneAl arrangements are he ho ans
nuun5ed later luicument VIII prob
ably he Ia Albuquerque.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-19
CAB01IS FRIENDS
To MAKE EFFORT
To SAVE HIM
May Call Governors Attention
to Fact That He Was Only
One of -Four to Get Maxi
mum Penalty,

Friends of John Cabodi sentenced
% te hanged on February 8, 10 Gall
lisp. for murder VIII make an appeal
to Gev W W Mcdonald and Judge
H. r.. Reynolds, ef the district court
who sentenced him, 20 save him from
the scaffoll, District Attorney Al I.
Vigil has been informed
They necessarily viii base their
plcu purely on the grounds Of ciem-
cucy since Cabodi unlike Dcmcelo
nelEai illo who WAS executed here.
was able to complete his appeal 90
the state supreme court Delgadillo's
appeal WIS not perfected because he
lacked money.
Cabodfs friends are expected go hay
stress upon the Tact that Of four men
charged with murder, Who were tried
at the May 1913, term ef court for
Mckinley county, the italian was the
only one to receive the extreme sem
tence.
George swan negro, was allowed
10 plead guilty to the charge of muir
Ger in the second degree a. The sumo
term and sentenced to serve from
sixty 10 ninety years Ia the state peni-
Tertiary a, Santa Fc This procedure
% understood 60 have heen allowed
IN this oase, however, because MAJ
tsrial witnesses for the state against
Swan had disappeared
AZ the same term, Luciano Lopez
WAS convicted of murder i'm the Sec
ond degree and sentenced TO serve
from twenty to thirty years.
ln the case of Gle Bran, at the May
term. the jury disagreed Five jurors
wanted 90 convict him Of murder in
the fhst degree and seven were for
conviction on the charge Of murder in
The second degree Bran III the time
of the trial showed symptoms of m-
sanity and az the penitenuary his con-
eltien BECAME worse. according to
District attorney vigil Az the No-
vembor term he wis allowed TO plead
guilty 10 manslaughtef and sentenced
TO serve ten years in the penitentiary.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-19
RESIDENT OF ATRISC0
FOR TWO YEARS GETS
LOST IN ALBUQUERQUE

Candido Whlppe of Los Ranches dc
Atrisco, about II O'Clock last night
inquired OF Patrolman a. H. Hiblel
where he could find hotel he ask
The question In Spanish Hibler didn't
"sabe. but Whippe by signs made
him understand he wanted % bed So
he took Whippe to the sutton.
When Parolman TONY Gucvara en-
tered Whippc explained hastily thai
he wasn't 'lodger,' looking for a
bed in Jail but thar he wanted a r1
TO a hotel. lie had money he said.
Whippo told Gucvara that he had lived
at Los Ranches de Atriseo FOR Two
years. that this was his FIRST visit to
Albuquerque and that he had gotten
lost
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-19
| SMALL CHILDREA
STRAY AWAY AND
ARE LOST
Youngsters Seven and Nine
Years DID, Leave Home
Early Sunday Morning. No
Trace of Them is Found,

Hivian Nova. . Years old, son Of
Mrs Teresa Moya. and Eduardo Ara
gon. + years old, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Elias Aragou left their homes on
North Ano street. ia the northeastern
ection of the city Yesterday morning
about O'Clock and up To an early
hour This morning their parents had
not been able ~ discover any trace
Of them
The home of the Moyas ana the
Aiagons is i'm the section lying between
the city limits and Martineztown. Il
is not unusual for the children TO Sc
ont in the country near hy and gather
wood, and when they lefl yesterday
morning it was supposed that sucl
was their mission. When the time thar
they would ordinarily return passed
by ard no sign Of them was seen thei'
parents grew anxious ana made in
lquries.
They were unable To- find the slight
est trace n the boys from the tim
they left the house together So ia
aus any clue of their whereabouts !
concerned the earth might have open
"a and swallowed them The countr
for five miles around has sheen rake.
us with fine-tooth comb, but no on
could be found who had seen any chill
dren answering the description Of
those that We're lost
Tine police were notified ana 4 gen
eml alarm was gent out bat so fla
no trace of The children has beer
found The little fellows were no
thickly clad as the weather yesterda
was very mild, and it rs reared tha
they win suffer from the exposure o.
being eat an night
Auyhcdy vino has seen the childrel
or can gge anr information regard
ine theh whereabouts is urged % com
municato with tine parents at 52.
North Arno street, on to notify tht
Mcrnne Journal
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-19
COUNCIL To PROBE
CHARGES AGAINST
MA|NZ TONIGHT
viii Hold Open Court, Ac-
cording 10 Mayor, BareIaS
Ditch Commissioners viii
Wait Upon Body

The councils Investigation of thr
charges preferred by Frank Springer
asaiust parolmuH Charles Mainz will
be The principal business ct that
body at lhc regular meeting 20 he
held tonight
Springer who visiting his brother
W lI springer Yuys MNnH struck
him with his stick without provoee+
tlou last Tues las night n front of
the Central fire station Mainz says
Springer employed insulting words
toward bin Springer was under ~
rest 10 thc time Puuoman lid Bona
hpc having nabhed him m Third
street and Tluns avenue for rdinr
ou his bicycle Oh the sidewalk md
nemhue and Nainz were ON the WAY
to police hoademtters with hm.
Springer wm released at headquarters
vih nn injunction "a appear before
Police iulgG craig
static rreasulo q 81 Nomon vino
q tended spfnser in police court
wherc o. wA foma guilty suisse
spCntiy iilad Nnrwuuw charge
eina ManN upDh which the roun-
a win otl tonigN Mayor Sellers
naa nnoiugrd ,hat iheaheariHE would
te epoH rhe number Of witnesses
indicates hat Inc uuuiltlen MN lass
III least au hour
ThD council also expects Go effect
Nd ampromip lunisiit with the conn
missouta of the HWelas ditch
NDgr gcleis appointed committee
.unHs,nh of eeHneimen Thomas
lshefvo8d mad stephen cocu and
Clty Engineer y. a. Gladding 90 con-
fer with tho commissioners hui $50 far
as the MAYOR knew last night they
hal NOT met The mayor was ln-
termed lass saturday bl tho commits
sicnera that they would appear be-
f6rc the council tonisht
Tho cry und commissioners Be-
eame involved Ia Is squabbe over the
eteh hst summer and hc former
'ars anxious g. settle maiters before
spring sAus that patrons of the
acequla suffered last year FROM
scarcity of water for their crops.
80 report is expected from The
committee of n - Ficld, 2 +. Mcs
Canna and " a.. strong, members
al the citizens water committee,
which last week submitted Co A, y.
McNiien, president Of the Water sup
ply company. request that he open
tho corporations books 10 am expert
accountants Mr. Field aud Mn suous
arc ont OF The city Mr. MeMillon
promised 20 give the committee a
definite answer later but did not say
when
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-19
BANKERS HERE To
ACT ON REGIONAL
RESERVE BANK
Committee Of New Mexico AS
ISOLATION Of Financiers to
Decide Today Between Dem
yer and Kansas City,

Members az the executive commit
tee of the New McXco Bankers as-
sccailion, and representatives from
the Denver and Kansas city Clearing
House associations arrived IN Albu-
4uarque yesterday and lusl night for q
conference TO he held today on The
relative merits of Denver ana Kan
sas city, both Of which cities arc cam
ddates for one Of the regional re
serve banks to be established by the
government
O. NJ Blackwell a prominent bank
CIR Of Ration, chairman Of the eXecu-
tive committee, arrived last night
Mr. Blackwell said that for north
eastern ana central New Mexico, the
establishment Of the reserve bank at
Denver would be more convenient
and that the bankers Of this section
probably would be solldly IN favor of
that city aa its location
~ ~. Jones of Tucumcarl, president
OF the First National bank Of that
city, said that eastern New Mexico
and pecos valley bankers favored
Kansas CITY, since most Of their
business was done with The Kansas
city banks, which were advantageous
ly situated so that section Of the
state.
G.. ArJohnsou Of the Denver Cham
bcr OF Commerce, ANA J. O. Berger
of the Hamilton National bank Of
Denver viii present the claims Of
that city ut today's meeting while
several Kansas city financicrs win be
here representing their city, among
whom is Henry C. Brent.
El Paso bankers are expected 10
send representative who. will arr
rive this morning.
I'm addition TO Mcssrs Blackwell
and jones. other New Mexico bankers
arriving last night included Major u
j. palen, president Of The First Ma
tioua bank Of Santa le y. T. Hos
kins and John w Harris Of East Las
Vegas.
The executive committee of the
New Mexico Bankers association will
at toaays session ALSO elect a. new
chairman, ana set The date for this
years annual convention, which is 70
be- held in Albuquerque
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-19

ndcd freight al SIDING ana nl-
lowed N0 to pasH
sheriff L. r. f.bretta 1T GHllap. ar.
ifYcd hpta luHt nmht ffom earflsaza.
ahrfp he attended ana rlncral 0r hia
Holhcr Hc nll lo8ye lodat for Gni.
iup.
GHstaf Kah4. n SIN pedro. arrived
fern luat nrht ~ visit W. natof. aiss
Minnie kuhn, "a patient ai sl. Joseph 4
Gasniul @h,tr shs rrcenNt under
Wcrf aB operation forlnppraalts al
4,oiekoff an San pafanl rptnt ve.-
ttfdae hefo visiting Mics Kahn a..
.nfribp homo ast Diqht
lil.a ll''ll e.. 'ia' ''t
pfOabot moro 2 ."f Ni te,i"ll ny t"' l,'R
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-19
R0LZ DID NOT BREAK
AMY RECORDS, AFTER
ALL, COMPANIONS SAY

Il developed yesterday upcn iul-
thpr inteHlgation thal the report of
ihe pruwcss q lou aolz With the
fholsun didn't break any records. at
ter su Companions of lula ON the
feeDng hunting trW down the Rio
Gmndc We'd with him in the same
knitted ANA instead of liol1 banging
sAty-uaht dneks. the whole party
Cidni SEQ any ducke at all As for
tHr uaaN. thHh-tNo, this number
likewise wHs divided among the mem
hera of the party, each man killlns
hls share Hoa doesn't claim any
thampiunships as "a hunter but te
have some fun with him The STORY ut
q rel0fd-hrrakiug expedition Was elis
tui1tpt The state game HW furbids
amy hunter killing or having Ia his
nossesslon ou ans ane das more than
thirty quail
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-19
TRAIN CARRIES OFF
BABY; MOTHER IS
LEFT BEHIND
Mrs. j, W. Hammond. Making
Purchases in Cudo Room,
Fails to. Note Departure Of
Limited Until Too Late

= wani my bulbs "a wuman
screamed nt %. D. olm, SANTA e. tick-
% agent mH nisht plm aia net
hNo non hnhy he looked auenmforl-
lhlu Tho woman who WAS Mrs J.
~ hammond 81 New York. lost mo-
time Fl Nnlainine Nor hahY was On
tHe oasthnund california limited which
hal iuat hri tur stntiun
"Urue That train hnct' Mrs ilnm-
mond commanded She WIS assured
thar while the Santa Fc treated lH
passengers rcufieOusiN o could not
THINKS 81 sloppmr the limited
AIRS hammond eol her hhhy, DIN
t,lpeWphrd g. @ clark conductor on
The limited That ho mad haby ten
lunnlhs ula, aboard without "a mother
le was 90 put the child IN the care
of Oearee N0rchead manaRer q Enc
lerNe, hotel at lmuy clark nppar-
onllN bad DO trouble ln finding the
reht hahy lie auul d meHsaEr That
he had followed Instructions
THE mother followed en- train So 5,
which lsfl hers go Sttl O'Clock. arr
unFement having heon made hy tell
oemph with superintendent T. H.
Myers "a Las Vegas to ALLOW Mrs
hammond 90 ride 80 SO S. since she
had paid hcr fare on the limited from
le Aneol0 So ChicRgp The baby
was pui aboard Ne. No tamy TN
Nr Noaehead ana Mr Hammond
continued am hcf WHY cast nn That
train
WHOM ~ i arrived here at oio
O'CLOCK yesterday teeulne MtH Hams
mond sot off leaving tho hab, IA hot
seat She eas In the fted Harvey ln.
diam curlo store huaty making some
purchases when the train lett she
discovered 10 had gone lusl as tn
train was crossing Central avenue
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-19

Dr. sehucntaer. ostsopath. Tel. ia.
ief eaulk store Ine Hehson ia
oFeh iof thAi NoHd root Heer
i8a A'bn9afl4Ne Ge"e Roads ~
- Ntl meHi ipH'sai q lht common
tlHl lah
'HHse II 81 Nafnelu Wlil arrive
Htie 'HiH aiieihaon itom Lns Angeles
Hha open s"ait f' et'oek
Division superintendent r. l.. sun.
msm 50 san ManHW. WHO has been
hera anna mm FianN. viii aaye ths
monnE lof son AurcHl
Ierman sahUf.ser rTi. COLLECTION
far rre3 NHee reIatn.8 ts4t.,.iaA
morning froe, ebleess ana leff asf
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-19

FuncfM services Tor Louis } steich-
an. VINO died here last saturday from
"a fractured skull, sustained when g
pole Gell with him M Gallup will he
held at 2 O'Clock his mornng nc tho
church of the Immaculate Coneep-
ton Burial will o. In santa barbara
nNmlluIN
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-19
THIEF UNHITCHES A
HORSE FROM BUGGY
AND RIDES AWAY

sey cofha0. third haseman Tor the
san Francisco club 81 the Coast
league. last nighi reported to the pos
hco that his horse had hcen stolen
tofhan ted the horse. hitched 10
hussy on North Fourth street. when
a. returned o. the place the buggy
was thcre but the horse had been
nnhitehed and ridden away.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-19
No INTERRUPTION of
l. Il. PUMP BUSINESS

While the fire was sun hurnlns, and
When Is became uppareR TINT the
Fiack nf goods la The stote and ware
house WAS doomed Is II sIuction a.
Ne. puiney began 10 use lhc telegraph
wires ia ordering q nfsh stock OF
eeoas fren MANUFACTURED ai over tho
isumntlte
Mr. pntne, last MAJ tatcd That
there would be 40 interi uption what
ever IN the business Of lac company
T1e - aaia al ls q aefiuus
loss to 81 but have llede prrnnse.
mNnfe a. fil every ardeA lhat VS. unN
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-19
COMMERCIAL CLUR
To HOLD FIRST
1914 MEETING
All Members Urged 10 Attend
Gathering to be Held Tonor,
row Night viii Conside.
Plans for This Year

The Commercial club tomoror
night will hold its first meeting IN
year Thomas Egan secretary, IN.
nounced the meeting yesterday nm
directors wish all members TO attend
be said
This will De thc first meeting IN
several months ana considerable busI.
ness Of Importance will be- brought
to the attention OF the members. Th
'fficers and directors are understood
to intend to state to the membws
plans they are considering for 1914
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-19
DENIAL WORK REDUCED.

For The next thlrty days al dental
work win he greatly reduced from
teeumr prices Gold crown and
hFIaee work specially
nR. Az y MACBETH
Room IS, Grant Bids,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-19

desire to sincerely thana ml
friends, the employees of the forest
service and employees Of the telephone
company for the kindness shown me
during my recent bereavement occa-
stoned by the death of ms husband.
MRS. W. L. ANDERSON.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-19

$50 Nou approve of dancing en-
Thoroughly IA many instances
its much better 10 keep step 70 the
ing thar t5 essrn 81 tNr
wotds 81 a Washington Star.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-19

DR.. Etclyn T. Ersbic has removed
south Third to els West Copper.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-19
a II. CONNER. NJ. ~. u. o.
nAlannaihlc SneNlallsI.

4eaf ali durable diseases. efflee
Stern niag. Phone 6ss and SO,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-19
Crescent Hardware Co.

stoves tnnecs ripe
ruin4, t1nmtlae Heating rn and Copper Work
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