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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-22
F0R SAL.E

S2,35o-93 acres of good bench lands
highest point 20 feet TO water fine
location for orchard four miles
from city.
SS.l5o-1-room frame dwelling. mod
ern, completely furnished. two
sleeping porches. corner LOGS shade
and fruit trees. highlands, close iu.
OOO-i-rOom modern bungalow,
hot water heat hardwood floors. 8
sleeping porches. Highlands.
Voo-6-room bungalow, modern,
pebble dash finish. Highlands.
Sl,tOO-3 four-room frame cottages
on three lots. near shops. close In;
rent for S32 per month.
81, 50O-3-room frame bungalow,
modern, two sleeping porches, DO
IT, lot. near ear line. 4th ward.
f2,500 Five-room frame, bath, barn.
chicken houses shade and fruit
trees, lot 10OX142. Attn ward.
A. FLEISCl8llEIR
Leans Fire Insurance
III South FOurth Street.
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STOCK EXCHANGE
PRICES DECLINE
ON WAR RUM0RS
Strained Relations Between
United States and Germany
Send Shares Downward on
Rapid Unloading,


New York Aug 21.-lnternational
affairs doomed large on the financial
horizon today Stocks were lquidat-
ed with feverish haste In consequence
of latest developments i'm the Arabic
episode Concern regarding this COun-
try's relations with Germany was
heightened when it became known
that the British government had made
specific denial that the Arabic was
under naval protection when attacked.
AdVices from Washington 10 the eff
4 feet that our ambassador at Berlin
probably would be directed to make
repre- sensations to the German for
eign office offered further cause for
apprehension Opening prices, while
generally lower mainly affected the
war shares but the selling movement
soon comprised such leaders as United
States Steel. Union Pacific, Canadian
Pacific. Southern Pacific and Read
I ing Transactions In steel were oven
( larger than Inn the early days of the
( week aud at the height of the decline
a break of Is was recorded between
sales
Steel fen 10 70l4. loss Of q 5; UNI
ion Pacific at 12Tis broke 3, and Can
+ adian, Southern Pacific and Reading
, Yielded virtually points each AT
/ g. S65s and 145 rs respectively.
4 Bethlehem Steel. although most in
active of the prominent war stocks
sustained loss of II points at "a
/ with points decline In the preferred
/ at 141. General Motors fell 9le Ia
4 200 Now York Airbrake, 6la at l26 la,
! and Pressed Steel Car, "A at 56. Other
/ issues of the same class. as well as
motors and miner equipment fell away
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-22

Denver, Aug. 2t.-Cattle- Receipts,
goo Market steady. Beef steers 81. 90
q 6.35 COWS and heifers. $500 80,
calves. S8.50@1O.0O
sheep-heceipts, $50. Market strong
and higher.
EeceIpts. none.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-22

N~N-N~~40-O0-0JN@r-~-~-~
FOR fAlI Farms 900 rock bottom prices
without commission AdtrftHtrH Cu5up.
SMALL Missouri Farm sa cash and 50
monthly, no interest or taxes highly proc
ductVo and close 90 3 hg markets. write
tor photographs aud fun Information Nun
Ger A-i8S N f Tito BIDS Kansas city
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NEW YORK COTTON.

New York, Aug. 21-Spot cotton
quiet. Middling uplands, $500. Sales.
81 tales,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-22

FOR RENT--R0em. 25x50, facing alley In
business section. Suitable for plumbing or
tin shop or storage; heat and water in
Guided. Apply this office.
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NEW YORK METAL MARKET.

New York, Aug 2t-Copper nomi
nal ElccUolytic, $l6.75@1L5O.
Iron unuhnnged.
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FOR RENT Housekeeping rooms aHs fur
nished cottages sleeping porohes 6it
West Coal
FOR RENT Three modern rooms Furnish.
cd for Light housekeeping with modern
convenlenees. Inquire 4Of Noflh second
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south


fui' hE\ Nice FURNISHED rooms modern
h''aA h.'H fiN 'No up Wah'' hAth
-lg-gl ,lgls-
FvR ha> tlrsent elassed ~ ntaf"on
'''nt "'F I1l Niaa. VI hatn bul"iAias
s-l,-.la&l,. 'i- =" .zl i.,1,. ----
Fv" UhN -maH tionl bedroom steam
a'al 1ie'e lh senuenNn preferred ho
-.N. 1-ull lhltd .lltgl
FOR tENt rntce large cool rooms. sleep
Ing porch and bath completely furnished
wv --1-,-1-- -,--, e'o w ,-s eoa,-
en'"nus'
FOR RENl-Light housekeeping rooms
wv south waiter Phone 2o2.
FOR RENT Modern furnlahed rooms With
heepmg porchcs 5ieM East Central
Un Nm w. s la4ns l'g gt agsy ,.g h
'"' 'l'"' ~ '"'''I'' i"'N' I''' 'l'
a'ul4 4ln'
FOR REST Nice large airy rooms with ex-
ccllent hoord. NJ reasonable rates Phone
~. w - oouLh lull
or without sleeping poreht olso lisht
nous,Ne4 pI"b suite NO 'Nlioien 'l' A'7'
1eulla1
,-g,, ,,,,N-r D.,,,.
TUX httN ! ilNeuil'Ro'
Nor,b
/ foh KEN u uiWshed' 4-iuoln modeti
hrcS glass enclosed sleeping porch. 5l
NgLln ceNcull
4 For RENT l-room modern Furnished
house close n Inquire al lU3 A0rtl
Second street
( ron RENT Vow 2 -roo,n mo1crr cotfaro
/ furnished water mid stsOO ph1nf
/ 65a 4t7 W. Copprt
| FOR RENf Fnmro0m bneN BATH elec'
tqo-r d.. io,,,ira AZ e,,,tt. .,,,,,.
south
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TYpl1WI,ITI,Hs

TNplGM KITEKs,
~-~~-~~e~-~~-~~-@-~~@s~ ~~-N~~~~-~~e~~-~-~-s-
ALL KINDS both new and second hand
bought sold, rented and repaired. Albu.
Cuerque Typewriter Exchange Phone 77s.
Us South Second street
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Want a high grace employer or the
better grade Of servauts7 Make use " the
want columns Of the Journal
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CHICAGO BOARD or TRADE.

Chicago, Aug. 2L-selling pressure
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~~~-~-~.o<s~~-~-~-~y>~-~-~
FOR HAIE-- Confectionery STORE citY j.,
@ BOX ESQ.
FOR RENT-iM blocks from =. o.. brick
building 50yt42 concrete floor suitable
FOR garage Soc owner 4tO West silver
WANTED ~ hear from owner of good
huslnass Tor safe State cash price and
description % p Bush, Minneapolis Mimi
FOR SALE SO 600 property ION $4,000. nice
bungalow furnished city Tote and n
good manufacturing business half cash Ad-
drrsa Factory. journal
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~---~-~-~-~$e~---N~-@e- ~~~~@~se@-~-c-NeN~-~s@S
WANTED Loan Of $4,000 Al roal estate
security. Address G. w.. care Mornins
journal
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tisnerai

fOR REM room modern buueai9w.
,nssCd N aIecpne porch Phone 12l8J.
FOR RENT Very desirable modern Groom
homie furnished References required.
Phone sGb. can 40 Wost Lead
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-12
LITTLE TALKS ON THRIFT STRAUS
 Preaafnt

and very good lesson for those who would begin a life of sensible frugality. In the great city of Chicago the sum of one million dollars has been saved this year by boys and girls and men and women, too, who wanted to lay aside something for Christmas"
 For almost fifty weeks they havo been putting their pennies in tho. banks, and they are now about to1 get back a tidy little sum with 3I per cent interest added. To bol sure, they saved for the purpose oe' spending, still they saved once, and found how easy 1t was to get along without the money they put to work, and tho chances are they. will save again.
 One little boy put five cents inj the bank as the amount of his first deposit; the following week his de- posit was ten cents; the third week. fifteen cents. and so on. until heI will shortly draw out $64.21. After his first five cents was put aside, boy-like, he wanted to "see i,| oO"' @NOW AV noS A1Ol Oulyl learned how to save. but he has also learned how to do withou.s unnecessary things.
 A young woman started by de-! posting $2.50 the first week. Eachi week thereafter she deposited 7. cents less, and at the end of fifty weeks she will draw $64.75; or. perhaps, she will regard this as tho nucleus of a larger savings ac- count and leave it in the bank for an investment. The boy who put in 2 cents the first week. 4 celrts the next, 6 cents the next. etc., will have $25.66 to his credit, and the one who started the first week with l cent and increased it cent a week will have $21.62 and inter4 est.
 Whole office forces have Joined these Christmas clubs through the recommendation of one of their number, and thus the thrift spirit groWs.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-12

the systematic saving of grain re- covered in the sweeping of the empty cars at the loading plat form. He also collected any grain that might be spilled from cars in bad order. This grain was sold every little while and the money received from it turned into the railroad company. Of. course the grain, being damp and not strictly clean, could be sold only for chicken feed, but it brought 80 cents per hundred pounds and amounted to $267.55 in four months.
 If all the little leaks in the household and business were taken care of in America in this way the saving would be very consider able item, and thrift would become system, not makeshift for some md a religion with the very few.
 Saving money is only one aspect of thrift. To be thrifty of ones time, health, energy and ability is just as important as to be saver of money. But laying aside cer- tain amount of money each day, week or month is of great value, particularly so with the young, as it means much in character build ing.
 Just at this time we are given an Illustration of the value of thrift
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BURIAL ASSOCIATION :. BANQUETS ITS AGENTS

~ Officers and ag:nts of the Co., operative Burial and Industrial asso- citation enjcyad an informal luncheon at the offices of the organization last evening, as a treat 10 the agents for exceeding the tasks set fer them by the officers in conducting the bus!- ness of tho company.
 It was 'possum and tater supper, .hese b:ing the principal features. Other good things to sat were also provided. and the affair was thor otghly delightful. Those in attel- dance were:
 Ralph Robinson, pr:sident; Adam Robinson, secretary; z. Daniel, sup t,rintenden>; w. R. F1ster, W. $, sseed, c. H. Warhur:t, l.. B. Horton and c. B. Stallings of McGehee, agents. 70
 Tho company was organized lo wears ago on NOV. 2. and it's business has shown steady and constant ln- crease. It is strictly a Pine Bllff mpany, although it's. policy holders are now scattered all over the UnFseat st ait S E '' Ntsssf 7t. AK. if'srAas
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-12

WINDOW GLASS

! Baughman Cabinet Shop. Phone 1247 Why encounter fatigue and disap- pointment2 hunting your wants in person, when The Graphic "ciass!ded'' eds will do the work battarf q You can make your choice in the quiet of your home or office, by hav- ing Graphic "classified" ads bri.g applicants and applications to you. If
 A Hcosier cabinet. A Duntley cleaner, a Macey book case, or any one of thousand other useful gifts at Reap & Crawfords. If
 Tt is our aim to please you in the ms,lles detail: American-Excer- sior Laundry Co. phone 146. If
 You can make your choice in the quiet of your home or. office, by hav- Jug Graz hic "classified' ads bring ap- plicants and applications to you. If
 Just received, one carload extra fine Missouri mules. Also carload of mares. Prices right. Berlin Bros. 12-3-1m
 The Young Ladies' society of the First Presbyterian church will hold their annual tea and bazaar at the residence of Mrs. E. B. Taylor, APO West Fifth avenue, Friday, December 10, 2 to 6 D. m. 12-2-6t
 Call the New Wood Yirt for any kind of wood, dry or green, oak or pine. cut to order. 2l1s W. 18th, phone 1194. 12-a1m sAgM,tA g}asas tbresy M weeks \ steo work, and a nuifilE6sr s01f the cdAt8aE tants in the Suite Contest with practically the same standing, they all have excellent opportunity of winning. Reap & Crawford Turn. Co., s.1, If Reduced Rates via. Iron Mountain
 <. Ky. Acct. Xmas Holidays.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-12

Atlanta votes on ~ ....-. w .... .-
 Atlanta, Ga.. Dee. 1.-The city council today set January ,, 1916. as the date for tha recall election against Mayor James Woodward and Police Commissioners Johnson, Eng ilsh. |7ain. Pace and Clark. Commis- sloncr King may also be added to ihe list.
 The recall against the officials is the r, ,sult of the removal from office pi Chief of Police Devers several weeks ago. Dcvers was removed on charges of naturalization and inef- ficiency. but his friends claimed the real cause was. his enforcement oS the law against the liberal elsmen..
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New York COttan.

Nw York, Dec. 11.-There was a asadcnal break in the cotton mar
 today of from S1.50 to s2 a pale. came shortly after the opening, Rnh was called steady, at 2 points Eance to ? points decline, and ap- aNd to have .be:n entirely unex- |Eted.
 ftnough support was shown to caus$ sactlon of 10 points, but the mar
 displayed little real buying xer at any time EtutSon uNa clos2d steady at a decline Of p0Z points. The range:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-12
JOHN l.. MILLS, Agent FINE BLUFF, ARK. Old Phone l117

To all points in Arkansas On Iron Mountain Railway. Tickets on sale De 23, "A, 25 and 31. Good return ing January 5, 1916. To points in Oklahoma, Louisiana and Mississippi. tickets on sale Dec. 23. "A, 25 and 8a, returning January 5, 1916. To points east Mississippi river tickets On sale Dec. 21, P and 23 returning January Is, 1916. For further information call or write,
 D. G. PAYNE. Ageat. Telephone 1O46. 1G-10stf
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Possible Beneficiary.

What is the trouble with this tele- phone:" said the grouchy person. Every time I want to talk to some body the line is busy" Well" re- piled the patient friend, "it's an i'll wind that blows nobody good. May. be it's lucky for the party you were going to talk to"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-12
GILMAN WILL PROBABLY
 BE HARVARD CAPTAIN
JOSEPH A. GILMAN.

Cambridge, Mass, Dec., 11.-Joseph A. Gilman, of Honolulu, star tackle on the years Harvard team, will probably be elected captain of next years eleven in the election to be held next Friday.
 The entire team will be banqueted at the Harvard club of Boston at the Copely Squsp'e hotel on Tuesday evening, Dec. 21.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-12
Excitinq.

T understand you let your wife have a checking account in her own VI, name ?. z.".Yes." Does she like It.!
 .sVery much. She. gets a lot of ex- citement out of wondering whether df not she is overdrawn.'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-12
Life In a Nutshell.

Stop, look, listen." A reflective man was reading this railroad sign. Those three words illustrate the whole scheme of lffe," said he. "As to how ?" You see pretty girl. You stop. You look. After you marry her you listen. n."--Louisville Courier-Jour- ual.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-12
New Orleans C0ttAn

sw sas Orleans, Dec. 11-Cotton broke Z, 700 points in the sirst half hour ol .aess 5. on this marke: today, bsing .sssed '. by hsavy selling which as !. partly from liquidating longs partly from bearish traders who sellng snert. The lattar ele- Y u was claimed iA the gossip on
 ,a, sUor were influenced by the N, ss.l ctWeen this country and
 b.,
 ss ss0n cloaad barely steady. The
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-12
:, ,,He3AlWays Does It.

"1 defysypu! !"' cried: the stage hero inc. as thesheayy villain. appeared on the scene. notyour worst. And the bold, bad man took her at her word and did his very worst or at, least that was the, unanimous verdict of the disEusted audience. Y z. :,
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aMsrs \ E. ss,'

: Whats your business. stranger?" s.1sms a business doctor. @s I doctor up "a business that happens to be ailing. Whats your business?" "Well, if you're a business doctor I guess you
 might call me a business undertaken.
 I'm the sheriff.'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-12
Sensible View.

Practical Old Father-"Why- don't you get out and hustle for clients?'' Lawyer Son-"But the dignity of my profession, sir?". P. o. F.-"Shucks! You ain't goin' to look very dignified dodgin' creditors, are you?-Boston Evening Transcript.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-12

That moth.
 ing need be wasted" was demonstrated by a Vest ern railroad agent at a transfer sta- ton w Il e f e r11 u c h grain was loaded. He c o II s t f Il C t ed a rat-proof bin at a cOnven- tent pl C e a u 1 ha~,~
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-12
Nn,. n x, ,ssSs-, '-7--7S \ ! a.s j .yyW Orleans EEnAf Cntfnu

ljSnN lsN Orleans Spot Cotton. ys a1s oftsans se Dec. I 1-spot cotton 10 u unchanged: sales Non the eaies, to ,arffiiivf'-5 iiif- < 1bO7 ,bsIes; : |,,u |,a'nary, 1o.12c; strict sgood |Ss. lo.6Sc; low middlings
 s.rlct low middling, 11.76c ;''
 a6e;z&s Siet<ssinid ding;
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-12
Just a Delicate Hint.

Allen, aged five, was passing the Sf- ternoon with his aunt in the suburbs, and after he had been at play flor 2 ,.a .ime asas. he sata s .;Agat ' @namp 's y0lt "a: :niieE az pie, but she didn't tell ma not to StSk3 1t if you offered it to md, ''e N.
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We All Know That.

Your dad is an old crank" said the youth who had been told by '.::s: fa- ther that il o'clock was tj' .s.-. to go. Dad overheard the remark. crank is necessary in case of itht of a self-starter, ''hc retorted.e, f4, vi: ::lf
 2. 't:'..4 .':'' @., !; @ .uaIM seaIun .sq. Sulpueas 1epun le!lednss ssq7 10 .1u7IsG eqa H3lA IsAsf 6 O. slsMod sIu sssluls 'sulpuv1s .lepun IolIsdns 6qA slUoIds oqA eq pss :uAo slu sslancp 'sulpus9sIspun Isnbs5 up 10 DIE ,aq3 sua sIlp5 QUA OH
 'uopslA .slsqao Aq, suold
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-12
Closed
Liverpool Cotton.

sds sdstpool, Dec. z. 11.-Spot cotton 1.s ssoss s'cd middling, S.O6l: middl-: h, .%.u' ss low middling. 7.31d; sales N .spsculation and-4sexport, 600 N, %,, receipts, 1000 bales.
 <. bN0s barely. steady; December, 'ms, 'ms,,,, December-January. 7.5Sd;' Echh's7zreoruary, Ech 7.52d; February .ll M llMs s.ood; March-April, 7.4Sd;- !. as In'..s " ,4ad; 1May-June, 7.41d;3
 assS, assssS., .oSd; July-August, 7.35d;1 lS.. .sept; M mber, E1sd; September:
 S' ,ss'l 's ,,;,pt ober-No,yyemblerS < N s@ ! Fs''Fs's, r -,ts li'HA ga l&s
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REPORTS OF
 ARKE IS COTTON-GRAIN-LIVESTOCK.

12.3sc; -gcod middling, 12.10c; strict good middling, 1307c.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-12
New York Shot Cotton

New York Spot Cotton. New York, Dsc. 11,-SDot cotton quiet; middling uplands, 12.35c; no sales.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-12

foptlmistls rhaGriit. Every lot is tnsh0 osHfcome Dy e;. durance. ..sy,ssl
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-12
Am Appeal to your good sense

When it comes down to real, solid trading all competition All the goods high below original prices Select Xmas will liver same whenever want make less than des1cr stock and ths is posiv ely cleanup everything at SUCH PRICES
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@TNA-lZE

Write or telephoae. and let us tell yo,s about this policy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-12

tune when everyone looking for Suitable Christmas presents opportunity which should be taken ares an apprecahe remembrance the o @ bsen much reduced many
  j t1e It forms and present
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scarcely
probability losing
making $2,447,000:
Highway Church
i'll
County County
these sufficient
through the sale school This should the
and a rate o they paying.
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INTERESTING SIDELIGHTS

that Mr.. Roosevelt used the bosses
instead of permitting the bosses to
use him.-Kansas City Times.
The crew of the Kronprinz Will
helm may now stay here and help
the crew of the Prinz Eitel drink up
those $4,000 bottles of beer.-Detroit
Free Press.
What we do not understand about
Rockefeller Jr.'s quarrel with Walsh
is why man worth billion dollars
should waste time in so idle thing
as controversy.-Co State.
While we do not like to side witt
an Englishman against an American
citizen we can't help thinking tha
King Georges barley water is bet
ter substitute than Mr.. Bryans grape
juice.-St. Louis Globe Democrat.
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But every woman ought to have
man to protect her." 81 know it;
that's why | refused you. Houston
Post.
With 22 per cent of it's seniors un-
kissed, Princeton gives evidence of
needing closer cooperation with Vas
Washington Post.
"Why do they speak of the execu-
ton of a painting? Because in the
natural order of things it's got to be
hung. Baltimore American.
1--WE will not need politics in heav-
en-" says Mr.. Bryan. Presumably,
it is also a place to rest from Chau-
tauqua ectures.--Atlanta Constitu-
| ton.
The difference between Mr.. Roose
welt and the ordinary politician is
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TAKING REVENGE ON ToNoPAH

'vHE Railroad Commission called the
railroad south
Godfed
S
diff
making the a
reaching Gold
L.. V. 1t departs
rambe the L. " T.
make at its southern
south and
making connections
Godfed
will compelled remain there for wentyfour hours
when
attending
his associates homage that
themselves
o
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THE STAMPEDE SEASON is HERE


PUSHES Wilderness
is stampede time that coming into exis
Early Nevada in all mining communities the
old will
the
nothing
whspengs
silently
wds back secretly but in the
authenticated Thus
will be
communities add mineral
always reasonable it
is OF experience.
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WARS GLORY HAS DEPARTED

~T7HERE in warfare opportunity
gaining immortal
children
bombs old
exhibited
depending
glorious
soldier
being a patriot S a a
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RIGHT REVEREND LAwRENcE SEAMAN

THE Bishop Seaman Salt Lake CITY, which is the seat
United States general and
sawart
Death has closed another
negborng
with the history of the Pacific
foryfve
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the Perhaps of the writer's saw
but writer and ne
happened before even in
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California ireland in
there working the vineyard OF
constructive
betement his church
which he had dedicated his life
includes Nevada particularly Nye onn
the late bishop evidenced by
St Marys Academy All ialows
Mercy Hospital SAT-
beautiful
monuments to the sincerity
of will
of Will recall with graft
of the simple kindly man to nete
ALI irrespective religious beliefs
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EDITOR TAKES ISSUE WITH HIMSELF

JEKYL a in OF
- witness Sparks
leaders, which
liberation
the sinking of