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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-02
Great Demand for New
Constipation Remedy


They say that the advent OF the "senta-
mel tablet" AZ . vegetable substitute for
ealomel has resulted in An extraordinary
demand for this remarkable product It
seems to have made a hit particularly
with those afflicted with chronic consti-
patton, who were quick to recognize its
advantages over calomel and the usual
laxativeS.
sentane, tablets. aside from their en-
cacy. doubtless owe their success largely
to q tendency to aid in bringing about
natural functioning-instead Of encour-
aging the "cathartic habit" Also: instead
Of injuring the membraneous Iinins Of
the organs involved, they exert a healing
influence. Instead Of weakening. they
add tone to the intestinal wall. And they
work 20 easily and gently. they are Of
course preferred on this account to the
violently acting purgatives. Their inex-
popularity Of sentanei tablets. One need
procure only a dimes worth. and take
one tablet upon retiring, to be convinced
chat the ideal remedy for constipation
torpid liver. and their many evil conse.
anences. has finally been found-DruE-
viSts Pevi"'r:
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-02

been the source of such controversy
and has been regarded as such feat
and that motorists are terming the
hill bug-a-boo really tickles u.s.
"Of course we realize that Me
woehner's is somewhat of a task for
the average car, for not long ago we
made comparative test on this hill
with an eight cylinder car of national
prominence. which resulted victorious
ly, as usual, for our Westcott Six
while the eight cylinder car 'stubbed
its toe about half way up the hill in
a number of repeated attempts to
make the beastly climb and finally
gave up in despair.
Therefore it might be rightfully
termed hill. But as matter of fact
We are looking for something real
hard to climb, something that will
make Newcomers look like an ant
hill. So if any one knows of a real
hill around here anywhere show us
where it is and We'll show you the
climbing qualities of our new Westcott
SKIES"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-02
POSITION OF PLUGS
DETERMINES POWER

Locating the spark plugs on the
motor has always had very careful at
tention of automobile engine design
ers In the L-head motor the conven-
tional design places the spark plug
over one of the valves in the l.. The
manufacturers of the Marmon car
have deviated from this practice by
placing the spark plug in the center
of the combustion chamber over the
center of the piston. They claim this
allows the flame to spread more rap
idly and ignited the gas more quickly.
giving more power.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-02
new ROADSTER
FOR 3 PERSONS
GAINS IN FAVOR

Many automobile companies are In
GLIDING three-pasenger roadsters In
their production for 1916" states Earl
.. Spangler, distributor for the
Haynes Light Six.
"The three-passenger roadster is the
ideal car for the small family. Dur
ing the day it may be used as bus
mess car. In the evening when bust
ness cares are forgotten the family
may use 1t as a pleasure car, so that
it really serves double purpose.
The heavy demand for such car,
which has been felt for the last few
years, has led to the announcement
OF several different types Of this de-
sign by different makers.
"All types involve third seat,
some of which are so arranged that
the third occupant seems apart from
the other two. In the better designs,
however, the three seats are so group.
ed that they make a very sociable ar.
rangement
Such sociability may be obtained
by separating the two front seats and
placing the third seat between them
and slightly to the rear. This design
allows the incorporation of two large
carrying spaces, one on either side OF
the third seat. These are in addition
to the extra large space on the rear
which is suitable for suit cases or 9th
err baggage, making a very desirable
car for touring.
The three-rassenger roadster sc
admirably serves the double purpose
of business car and pleasure car fol
the small family, that it is rapidly dis
placing the older twO-seated design in
public favor"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-02
TOURS IN HUPP AUTO

Lee Anderson, sales and advertising
manager of the Hupp Motor Car COM
pany, left Detroit last week on a forty
day trip through the northwest, Pa
cific coast and southwest, to return by
way of st. Louis and Chicago. Mr..
Anderson will call on all the large
Hupmobile distributors en- route and
will arrange for winter Hupmobile bus
mess. He will visit Chicago, Des
Moines, Omaha, Denver, Salt Lake
City, Spokane, Portland. San Francis
co, Los Angeles, Ell Fasa, San Anto-
MO, Houston, Dallas, Oklahoma City,
Kansas City and St. Louis.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-02
.TAUbE CHALLENGES
AUTOMOBILE AGENTS
! TO CLIMBING TESTS

An open challenge to meet any four
cylinder automobile within $3.50 Of it's
price, in a hill-climbing contest over
any hill in the county, has been issued
by F. B. Taube, local agent for the
Pullman Taube claims that there
isn't hill in the county that he can t
negotiate on high" The price of the
five passenger touring car, with which
he would make the test, is $740
q am having great success with the
Pullman" said Taube today. "The
Pullman has more power than any
other car of it's class and this is what
the prospective automobile purchaser
wants"
During the past week a five passen-
ger touring car was sold to Frank
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-02

Geers, South Thirteenth street and
Philip Rose, North Twenty-first street
AS soon as he is able to get them
from the factory, two Pullman Glover.
leaf roadsters will be delivered by
Taube. Immediate delivery, how
ever, Is guaranteed on the touring
cars, he said.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-02

company immediate delivery of car
load oil cars He promised too. to In
crease the allowance of the latter
company, twenty-five more cars for
the year.
The local company received word
that a carload of Maxwell machines in
which one roadster will be included.
was shipped today.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-02
CARS UNAVAILABLE

The Central Garage is still unable
to get any REQ cars to deliver. There
are several prospective purchasers
waiting for the REQ. said Frank Jones
today.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-28

Washington, Enero 27.-Co
mo reSultado de los frecuentes
mensajes que los consules ame
ricanos de distitntas parties de
la Republica MeXicana han
estado enviando al secretario
Bryan sugiriendole que aeon
seize a los ciudadanos de los
EstadOs Unidos que no regre
sen a Mexico, el mencionado
secretario de Estado ha publ
cado hoy una recommendation
para los americanos que tienen
inteTeSes 0 trabajos en- aquel
pals, aconseiandoles que por
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-28
La agencIa carrancista en- esta
ciudad recibe iinformes
de la situacion
En- la ciudad de Mexico han sido ejecutadas va
rias personals y aprehendidas otras en- ell Itsmo

Tenemos informes de que
Ell la agencia constitucionalis
ia de esta ciudad, Sc recibie-
ron aver noticias de que el ge
neral carrancista Luis F. Do
minguez, que Sc encuentra ope
rando en- el Estado de OaXaca
contra las fuerzas de Alfonso
Santibanez, capture a varias
personas de quienes Sc tienen
fundadas sospechas de que to
maron algun participio en- el
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-28
Bryan recomienda a los america
nos no regresen a Mexico
Ell consul en- San Luis dice que la guarnicion de
esa plaza Sc sublevo
Telegrar1a especial para LAPRENSA.

ningun motive les convene re
gresar a el, pues las corcuns-
tancias por que atraviesa no
garantizan absolutamente nj
la vida nj la tranquilidad de
los que residen en- la RepGbli
ca MeXicana.
Ell Consul americana en- San
Luis PotOsi ha enviado un men
safe a la secretaria de EStado
manifestandole que Ia guarni
ci0n de aquella plaza Sc ha re
belado Ell contra de Francisco
Villa. Este es el motive prin
(Pasa a la Pag Sa.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-28
MIR. Garrison eIeva una so.
Iiciiud al CCrgresO
americana
MAS DINERO PARA ATEN-
DER A LOS PRISIONE-
RIOS MEXICANOS.

WASHINGTON, Enero 26.
Ell Secretario de la Guerra
Mr.. Garrison elevo hoy una
solicitud al Congreso de la
Union pidiendO que Sc aprue-
be un aumento de $71,253 pa
IA poder cubrir los gastoS cue
han demandado el transporte
Y atenciones de los soldados Y
jefes 'militares que Sc encuen-
tran prisioneros en- Fort Win
gate, Nuevo Mexico asi como
el de otros muchos refugiados
mexicanos.
Cast todos los soldados Y
iefes que Sc encontraban de-
(Pasa a la Pag. 81
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-28

complot que dio por resultado
Ia captura del hermano del
primer jefe, JESUS Carranza.
Entire esas personals Sc en-
cuentran los senores Roberto
Maqueo Castellanos, Mayor
J. Ramirez de Aguilar, y capi
tan Carlos Fernandez Zubar.
EStos dos ultimos pertenecie-
ron al ejercito federal Y tanto
ellos como los senores Maqueo
(Pasa a la Sa.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-28

dario que forzosamente tendra
que sufrir los horrores de la
lucha.
Los carrancistas vienen al
mando de Salvador Alvarado,
el jefe revolucionario que ocu
p6 cl puesto de Comandante
militar de la plaza cuando Ca
rranza hizo su entrada en- la
capital y segGn datos fidedig
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-28
In aeropIano americana ayudara en- el ataque
a Ia ciudad de Mexico

yarse a ochocientos pies con
su aparato. Tambi6n Sc ha es-
tado ejercitandO para arrojar
bOmbas con una embarcaci6n
abandOnada que Sc encuen
ira en- las playas de Veracruz
y Sc dice que ha realizado
muy buenos tiros.
De Veracruz han comuni
cado a la agencia constitucio
l@lista mencionada arriba,
(Fasa a la Sa.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-28
NUMERO SO
o entire los Las han cado

nos traidos por las avanzadas
de los convencionistas, ataca
ra esta n0che 0 manana en-
la madrugada, pues todos los
preparativoS 10 indican asi.
Inmensa sensaci6n ha eau
sado en- esta capital la mott
cia anterior y Sc esperan con
ansia los detalles de los aeon
tecimientos que sobrevendran.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-28
Telegrama especial para LAPRENSA.

Sc encuentra en- Veracruz ha
ciendo algunos vuelos de ensa-
yo con el aparato que le fue
facilitado por Carranza, diri-
ira una de las maquinas vola
doras encargadas de arrojar
bombas sobre Ia capital de la
Republica MeXicana.
Niles ha hechO magnificos
yuelos en- el puerto de Vera
cruz, donde ha logrado ele-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-28
(Pasa a la Pag 8a.

Washington, Enero 27.-Ha
anunciado Ia agencia constitu
c;ouaiiSta e-tablecida en- esta
capital, que al ataque de Ia
ciuGad de Mexico por las fuer
zas de Obreg6n cooperaran al
gunos aeroplanos con el fin de
arroiar bombas sobre los de-
fenSores.
Charles Niles, eI aviador
americana que hace tempo
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-28
OUNCE h.IL-LOnES De PESOS
Sc R0mbT6 uR C0misari0
en- Ia ciudad de-
NaCO, Sonora
CUIDARA DE QUE NO Sc
INFRINJA LA NEUTRA
LIDAD EN- pICHA PO-
ELACION

Teiegrsma especial para Ia
pRENSA.
NacO, Ariz Enero 27.-En
la agencia convencionista de
esta ciudad Sc recibieron mott
ciaS de que Alfonso Coronado
fu6 nombrado Comisario de la
vecina ciudad de Naco, que
como Sc sabe qued6 neutraliza
da y cerrada como puerto CO.
(Pasa a la 9a.)
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-13

Esr seFn relies led tp . scarra' srt
ard shai - Aier discovered the lishf
.had uesn thrown from afar ~ q
Frenct CTS ssE-
Cunning Rus 81 Captain
Wsl Msrihsus. frs officer ~ The
BRITISH eeamtr lamar. tod - Cap-
safr Tf -it 6cr ruses go escape c1p-
,ure un sg ral occasions At one
aims. nf said steamer ives sighted
ana eha@i orF 10 . D. iosed - q
Es.rsh The Wilhelm went
fun st as1tu Immediately rum
rlrr edwards for half Oh hour
-raptal- Thierfelder b. pretty
Eary ef1u said Matthews His idea
was e. keep his ship head-on ~ the
other r rrder 90 prevent the other
vessel frm counting his funnels "
making t arFihrs elsc about the
-re.aer un.ch could not ~ seen from
q hf1d-ra view Afttr running fun
sreea as.esu fer haiti 80 hour dark
ness set in ans the German TURNED
arauns ard ufnt f1u speed the
s-sarer 1rlrerus lke leaf under
the strain 81 laE 5Ehf tine hostile
vessel was where ln sight
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-13
TERRE HAUTE MEN
SENTENCED FOR
ELECTION FRAUDS
Mayor Dom N. Roberts G1e1
SR Years and Fined s.
000 IS lying to Secure
Bond for Appeal


lnc-araPo-s lad Any ---tt-f
mfu e11 1ed su ths Tr1e fiaaff
tflen traad frlal ans srife4 ~
444se Ar1trs-l fooaY 90 60 tf1t7al
Ie-tis1i1arF st Fert LazFt-F er'a
han-, rfre-le1 rhr-r ceurl-t-r 5-f p--
rfrs late TO-DAY and were erer ans
s1naAF We hsEir tns sFlg 81 ar4soH
me eiatr sixleen. inc,-drr Aag1r
Dom = Roberts who f-as-ee- F-asc1
sentences 1n1 1Trsee a4 shs
Eaig -seFen whe we're c- ssz-
if1efs ranrlnr from Gaze laF So 81
Months la ias iocaI saa were tl
hfrt Ten snt d was saas t4t sixteen
$3.50 ~ elVen zero or trae Eags ia
Mlith i0 otiasn theif asgeal nozls
Nh.eh we're fixed De- ga1zs Aratrsln
ai tsfefA .eT each geaE PEE uau usrs
rierrf1 Ecward lolsr the fer
neF ceiff of Taoiioe. uhh Pas gIea14Z
safs also 1fosifsd = Er-sl sa-ienot
lee toar whO w5ih 4rau lTVm tat
lpptaI lre-
@ehr o. NasselinE ctr seaar 81
He Ea's and rasasares ana f1rrnsf
member e the state ifE Etlrs. Az
ftlf s--as. EragressTe sler1ia- eff
i 2csenh Strauss. l.-ur- s11asz.Ar
en1 George severr- gambler. EAeh
haa oeen nreueed g. a Eear ard
CAV u qrlaan an5 fo aav FIRE G.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-13
INSURGENTS WIN III
ROCK ISLAND FIGHT

- -1-sr - s1lFetL fft-asl lsaftr ~iFts
Eaa4Ea April G--ils grzert
s'8rkr l=-s 70 re LHlraEr .H
Tslarf Pacific ralruad 30
81 re.l meeting .onleht elected
Nathan ~ 4u,sftr ~ Boston. one "
their leaders. ss fh- board 81 l.rec-
tlrs Anssar Was one Qf four Rev
fl-e-,ars 1hasrr. ere others aains "
Eufsr Roosevelt William J Narhe-
sor ems Charles Hayden. AID Qf Ne1
TarA l- mas iafe lr thc evening
uhcr the teuers finally rlpoTed nat
TIE r1 to sdiauIn to Ma - Rad
received 1855 favorable yotes
eaEs- lt-ls- opposed
81 was s41 1he metz tQari az ~
meeting a Neu YORK neEt Weines-
aar uu storr rrrorl ltrdations Cf
Pres H T Muer ana Chairman
= hau11ssr n rezr5 ta Us police
These reea1.r1a- 1atiuls lulilde the
normal aa-l4g g - per cent 20 the
r-uss receipts flr fAe ensuing pear
u rary expenses Hl-h 20 extraur-
sin1ry sutlay 81 ans kiu3 ana nc
l5E fnz-erg
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-13
GERMANS RETAuATE
on BRITISH OFFICERS

''-777777 -FF7ll = IL , n u
oasraifh 90 Hsuters Telegram com
pang tFom Amsterdam. sals
The German government has de-
clae3 81 make f~sTlsals against Brit
SD efflcer prisoners fnf fhe treat
meni that Is teseg accorded the pris-
ebffs % German Submarine tsaats ln
England. For earh prisoner u a
submarine crtW ard Tor the daratlon
u BIS harsh tfeatmeut vhsch i Is
commended Is contrary 10 lntsFuaflor-
80 i4n has tesn TssSavca hy Ger
maE9 @ freat likewise British Off
cer without das1iac1on - person
Aoeordiugig todav tMonaays mir
1-hine BRITISH officers were suspras-
enea 10 The AL aegeniiQn barracks.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-13
C0C0ANUT OIL MAKES
A SPLENDID SHAMPOO

you vant to keep your hslr 10
good condition. the less soap yos
Use the better
Mest soaps and prepared sham.
ppos contain too mueh alkal This
drles the scalp. makes che hsir
brittle. and i very harmfaL Iae
plain muisf3ed coeoanut OH which
Il pure and entirely greaseiessl. L
much better than soap or anv-
thsns else you can nee for sham.
ro0iug, as this can't possibly .n-
ture Tire hair.
SIMPLY fn1istfn Tuur hair with
water and rub il in- one W two
teasrQ1lfuis viii make an abun-
dance 70 Tich. creamy l4ther. anr
llaansts the hair and scalp thor
cl-hlT. The .afler rirses cut cas-
ig- end removes every part r. Il
dust. dirt dandruff and excessive
osA The hair dries quickly and
evenly. and % ieaVes f nne arl
silky trlght- fluffy and easy 70
manage
l11 can set mlLsified rQcasuut
Oh a. most aDT drug store Il IS
rerg cheap. ard few e1rces g
s1ClEa 70 lass everyone il the
fam D. Tor months
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-13
JUDGE LINDSEY
IS EIOhE RATED
By GRAND JURY

DfEtsr AafM AlEs Zen
I4n1ss1. Go tst Ueaver sattnAe aoaFt
pas aHoatFa-el - 30 et4rees q rrls-
craGst Is s~ ~ faa cogEtT
rfara sBfr. gl1 Este teday Prank
a. Eass VAS Ind ESD Ia o rEe "
trlzr aaf .it.fL ln connection win eff
tzfits rejoicing apaa Ere crararter
Is susrs Lindsey
Tna Slrg n bong report can-
sgred ~ Mar EEatFfh Eates and
p X Rhneaasi proralnent ane-lz
ERE eppeuents Is ga5sc IAr1ag the
sfpeFz maaf ~ manln ne the 4rsN-
efF of raei@Fs ol carre1a5 apen the
Gesr ct gee Hnasc 30 taralr Repre-
sCntafre w. 81 iiou and
gefsrrine 50 charges thst sace su3
cr.me hatt esaaged Punlshmsen'
threaEh IRE aeelleenfe nf Rae Denver
ausAafif.ts TIE Ersat s71 siale5 iAag
the smupng g erns was uat exces-
sfe arG thas There was $50 erasence
that the 0ffieefs were nesiect5nE their
dulY.
Ehs Jazz reHn nlfa thf appoint
Erifni of a hgssrsss uaaeeeE rs oversee
iEe affairs nf the Denver Schools
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-13
FLEW ACROSS ANDES;
KILLED IN MARYLAND

- ~rs-e~a aaus~s4 fEtcas- -Hsftr -vHs
Washil-tan. ArFl l--t-ecil Nal
CORN peoI a. aviator vas Killed AZ
College PARA Nd near here TODAY
while making tes1 f.ght in an aero
plane q hrs ewu Invention and H
Whi1n b. had planned flights from
TFssh.asten 81 Neu YORK and from
Ven Yafk to So Lo-5s
The machine fen -ee feet end
PealEs skLu VAS fractured TIE
cause g ihe &c 3ezt has n0l been de-
ts-lri-Hs
Fenl Was ths frs man 20 Us across
the Andes mountains Toe wrecked
machine ls said 90 have been the
largest ln THIS cagutrg
Th dad aF.sler Was - pears eld
ara came hsrs from LIS Angeles
where his mother isves
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-13
HEADACHES

I-ous1n1s e -e1 Eui Hcman Eus.r f---
tf1-aeeas ErErT Car. clHsr t1aasaa1s rsrs
Pes Eceas every week cT erarT wurf. ~ n
0tne-s 14Fe 1se1arllss lscc aEiaE1 3d. ta1 Dot 4
i-r-ar g ts-rEs- Tie t-as1 Etnctar lsraEr Lee
g. lz81 fhe cause q many 81 faesa hea1aesss
1a- q r10si Ctear cases knuuinE IT, eEuss -
loes 1oi tl1w uhGg VA re-zcre g. So e. % Nv.
ie-la ae-3 czre. Al 1e cE- CO l. g. sras--iiss
t1s ssl Ett- relsTe-s. Wtteh gre tE-rrr1rT
faas& laI tae hea1Ee1e rt11r-s n Usna AT
Z 'lEi-1ezf j. AE8ln uHaass4rT. II Ta1 s1Eef ira
s1Hltas- 20 Zarlr SHAT tee.r nffura faka
Arr kama Tztlz1s 1-I1 t-e rgs1f,s u q e sffi.-
ihe1a1y r ire hirresi Gagrae Tuu en- ahfa.a
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-13

Syracuse n " April 81. Al
agreement settling the strike az cha
Anna srate8 Association ot street
ard Eectr-c Railway Employees
against the Empire TnitHI railways
was formally ratified here late to-day
The agreement is 6 practeal cemPTo-
m-se
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-13
BEGIN SEARCH
FOR ST. BM4RlkE fl

hQual2au APrl 1&-W orkmtn
were tusy thas afseFmuen transfer
rius the ap3rra1us hTuuEhg CO the
cruiser Marylana essaz sD ihe place
eaiside the hara.ar Hherf the missing
Submarine F-s b t-hesca Is g. sub
merged
Sveral eaper uess nRa arrived
o. abe MaE1 ana uill brs.n opera
t.ons. 6 Has au- aef6- Tonight
Lines are fas e. ~ easeei nr he
oetar foar tfAtae 10 lse the Pa
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-13
CRUISER ORDERED TO
DOMINICAN WATERS

N4sagrsioa. Arfa l@-IhF cruiser
De- Np.nes wiii 20 IRE aui8 s2cflonsa
Harsaip sgng g. dominican waters
unul f8rtAsr details es the differences
between Frckieent 1amnra au5 his
Goa gress are received here jas Des
MaInes uas er1erei teaay lrsna Pre-
gr-a fa sanfo E.amsnep CRY Tire
exars rsfaFt 81 ihe hreak hetw@en chs
Dem.Hiean sxegatise ana his lss-sla-
tufs COX known
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-13

Tf graAigv wpnana fQz "a gre fa
sanks yrps3aa tks cohesion af wkstt
fsnAHY .hff eaak g. have eusr asE
wfswf e.. = tkfF 9nufE -FnHss Is
1swsst fas ffzs aafart of ihe rrEHss
Ncssens erF&0t& icy
The WNala E4rpr.sf % the 1sgarf-
wsss hEs aes1 ta 7seaise re hark Is
sire 70 ~ Ea1Amfl1 ana fa-zfSsu s
przzssecs sn.a r-Fsk14f ir rerA fct
years saAas. Nmd WhacM hN6 ihrfaienez
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