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Steps Already Taken to IN
crease Effectiveness of
shore Batteries.
EST WEAPONS
HERE ONLY - INCH

WAsHINGToN. March g-The mos.
remarkable duel between snip gunS and
shore guns that the world has ever wit
messed" is the way the attempt Of tIc
allied fleet to force a passage through
the D%ardanelles is characterized by mill
tary and naval observers here.
II has long been the first lesson in
the primer OF coast defence and naval
operations that battloships vii not risk
destruction o: impairment OF then eff
cheney a. fighting units HS attempting
10 reduce coast Qualifications especially
II an opposing flee; exists tudt as "A
general rule the coast batteries would
be likely TO infiict greater injury upon
an attacking fleet nan tn, battleshirs
could effect on the forts. This rule -
now being discrcdited In the operations
OF the British and French naval forces
a the gateway 10 Con|stintinople.
Secretary OF War Garrison has
acknowledged officially tina the guns on
the latest type Of English dreadnoughts
outringe nearly all The guns IN the
United states coast fuitihcatlous by four
miles. In other words. such dread
noueh;s could lie off he American coast
and bomhdrd It's defence just ~ they
are now homOaIdlnE TN" forts OF tht
Dardanr,les, without being subjected /"
any damage from the furtinci:ions. 81
W. ~ Nv "bAAaA ~ AhA7 iAH 'f'l GU 70
that the fleet would have to dispose Of
the United States fleet hefore II could
oonduc; any brmbdrdueut Of this chat
scter
TO Increase Guns' Range.
In th- losing DAYS Of Congress an
appropi iition was inserted iu the foVtifi-
cations bill authorizing chiu2"S in tho
carriages Of many guns Of 'oast 70 g.
iications which Nll greatly .nrres ."
their rangr. The entire matter was
made the subjrc. OF an Investigation by
a board composed pf Assistant Secre-
tarN o. war B~l.ckinridgr, Gcgs wood
and Weaver, C'o2irr and Kinsman They
submitted a report TO Congress on Feb
ruagy Is recommending mann changes
In 'he gains Of coast fort Hcatlous.
The forts defending Sew YORK. have
a. heavy guns iS any Of the coast de
fences in the continental United states
These are - Inch gum. and Secretary
Garrison acknowledged tn.u the range
OF these gums ountrd on disappearing
carriages. which is the standard carriae"
for coast d~efeus-s. is not more than
IL. 600 wards. tiv changing these car
riages 70 those Of the barbetie type the
! range OF The same guns will be- increased
to 1900 yards, Even then they would
he %uutranged hy the gum on thu Eng
lish ~dreaduoughts. Secretary Garrison
asknow .rdgcd that the range OF these
Br!,ish guns exceeds by more than four
miles the guns mounted In the coast de
fenses OF the Tinted states pl ou"r, either
on the Atlanta or l'acili" coast.
Only iWcUty-nlue OF the ll3 IL
inch guns In all the United States coast
Licences are mounted on bdlbette car
' riagrs. and il vii talk" at least ten
months 10 make the necessary changes
IN the carriages Of the others. ,;"g
81 . .tA- 49,
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GER MANS ADVANCE
IN LORETTE HILLS
Fighting in Champagne Dis
trict Is Continuing. Says
Berlin statement.
GAINS NEAR AUGCSTOWO

BERLtN. via London. March s-iains
on both the east and west fronts are
reported by army headquarters to-day.
The official statement, is as follows
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Civn War InstR nccs.

The nearest approach TO a parallel sls
costing itself TO officers here is found
in our own civil wa. Tn" runs plet
the N ssIseip pi forts hy Union guuboats
and the attack ON Mohil" and its shore
batteries are regarded az the actions in
modern times hest comparable 10 tho
operation in tho Dnrdancllcs, But n
those evil war engagements between
ship guns and shore guns the object
VAS to 90 safely by the shore batteries
rather than wholly to destroy the
shore forts, As IS being attempted in
the blrlauell"s tn" Allies. il ~ pre-
summed, are rndcavoring not only to get
their htttlcshlps up to Constautinople
but to clear = path for merchant YES
sells.
Opinions here differ widely a- 10 the
time II will take the allied fleet to force
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-22
LIVE.
INCREASED SIZE or LITTERs
Iowa Station Assists Sow Before
Breeding with Rapid Increase
IN Feeding Of Protein.

A breeding practice used at the
Iowa Agricultural station should be
worth remembering by every hog
raiser in an alfalfa dlntrict, since al
falfa contains a high percentage OF
protein. almost too much for a single
feed. With a view OF increasing the
number OF offspring narrowed at the
Iowa station they assist the SOW be.
fore breeding with a rapid increase in
the feeding OF protein. which II called
flushing" This seems 20 stimulate
the production OF ova or life germR.
which may later be fortified by tho
sire. and consequently this tends TO.
ward an increase In the size OF tho
litter.
II has been found that where a
large amount OF protein ia fed just be-
fore the breeding season that the
sows will not only require less serv-
ices, but more pigs win be farrowed
than n scant rations are given. For
best results II Is well to have the
sows on pasture. For best results also
flushing should commence about ten
days before breeding. or n little soon
or. IL is also necessary 10 have n boar
OF strong constitution in order that
sufficient ovas be fortified. Tank.
age, meat meal. skim milk and such
foods are used In supplying protein.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-22
ENCOURAGEMENT Or
STOCK FEEDING
TO Be FEATURE
State Bankers in Roswell Con-
vention Will Discuss Means
of Promoting Better Stock
Movement in New Mexico.

Roswell. n. NJ. sept. g2.-The n
nual convention 81 the New Mexico
bankers In Roswell October ith and
5th is Of more than passing interest
TO eastern New Mexico There Will
be plenty OF entertainment, of course.
for every visitor. But the east side
has matters Of great importance that
1t wants considered at this convention
as well
New Mexico In regarded IN the live
stock world az a fine country in which
to grow stock that later may go TO
Kansas and other states 90 be finished
FOR market, Colorado last season had
over $50. 900 Now Mexico lambs In lts
feed lots. This was an abnormal con-
ditiun. as much valuable feed went to
waste on New Mexico farms last year
for lack of stock 10 consume ID.
Eastern New Mexico is waking up
to this peculiar condition and It's
bankers are taking the Head TO cncour-
age full feeding OF range grown stock
Already Is considerable number Of
lamha and steer has been contracted
for to 40 into feed lots But Il is
only "a beginning.
IL Is wen understood that the live
stock bankers Ia great centers like
Kanaos'City and other markets wicld
a powerful influente on the feeding
industry. Many OF the big bnmkers
will attend the convention In Roswell.
This anords "a splendid opportunity to
show these bankers that Vow Mexico
mas many advantages Tor finishing
livestock Tor market. They can no
shown an abundance Of feed Il can
Doc demonstrated that the climate is
superior and that the transportation
facilities are good.
Il takes bankers to show bunkera
and the Nrw Mexico bankers have an
excellent opportunity to opcu the way
To establish tho feeding industry With
W the borders OF the state.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-22
KANSAS CITY CATTLE
MARKET NOT so STRONG

Kansas city Stockyards, sept. &C.
Reef cattle advanced 10 10 "a cents
after Tuesday last week, but stockers
and feeders did not recover any Of
their loss Of IS to 30 cents the first o,
the week. Demand was large for
stockcrs and Feeders. however. and
sufficient To cican az the yards pretty
wecl. $4,000 head shipped to the
country during the week Receipts
today are $4,000 cattle, market steady
TO weak on beef grades. but sales Ca
beef grades were mostly stronger. A
string Of Panhandle yearlings at $3.50
wns regarded 10 TO 10 cents higher,
Colorado yearlings at s1.s5. %two-ycar-
olds az $40, and four cars % 9f6-
pound feeders i-om cimarrnn, Colo
ut $40. were an called STRONGER. FIT
1 teen ears Of western Colorado hcei
steers. 1865 pounds average. at 50 30.
were around steady. Panhandle beef
| steers sold at 1918 TO 81. stockcis 81
10 S7.N5. calves 81 20 Sk.6s. vcals ~
TO Si0.5O, wet cows around S525.
O~rcgon-Idnho steers are worth S4.a0
10 sf.G5, getting both feeder nnd kill
or competition, and big weight grass
HhhN "A''f" HhAN VI " W.
the market has not been tested on
that kind since the ten cars OF Mon
tana steer sold at IS here last Nom
day.
sheep sold about steady after We'd
nosday last week, statesmen proving
themselves able to enectually stop the
decline that set In the first of the
week. Receipts today are 2LuuS
head and the market h a shade high.
CT on all grades OF lambs. weak IN
ycarlings ana sheep, About scot
limbs sold at the top price. SIS 80
which was 10 cents above the top III
other Missouri river markets. medium
killing lambs around $50 Fcedtnf
lambs sold steady at S7.75 t. &S.t5
the desirable western feeding lamb
around the latter figure. YearlineI
sold az SO. Demand for feeding an,
breeding stock continues extra heavy
shipments to the country. last weeI
$4,000 head.
j. a. RICKART.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-22
REDUCTION MILL FOR
PIN0s ALTOS PROPOSED

pinos Altos. y NJ, Sep, Dur
ing the past week there has been Ia
etcnt deal of talk concerning The pro
posed ue nV and tmpllnp ofncc mere.
Oscar Long ct Hurley visited The cnmp
Hnd spcnt several DAYS talking with
MIN owners ana operators. re sayr
that there are scycral good milling
propositions hero. Mr. Long ig very
enthusiastic over the a%daptubhity a.,
the ore Ia the use or the riotatinn
process that Inns met with such favor
IN the Hurley milL
The iessces and small mine owners
OF this section would he groalv MS
sisted In their work by the erection
OF a small reduction plant. As il h
thcy have 90 transport their raw orc
To the railroad plants for reduction.
such shipments entail great expense
ana place tho operator in "a pnsition
In which they are greatly handi-
capped
II VIII be a great thing TOR The
camp when mine owners can di,eost
ui their orc az the mine and cnailn..
operations without delay.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-22
BEST FEEDS FOR FATTENlNG
Better 10 Grind Grain ard Feed In
Form OF Thick Stop Than 10
Feed Il Alone.

II generally is estimated that rye
has a feeding value about 10 per cent
lower than that OF corn when fed TO
~fatienlng hogs.
II Is better TO grind the grain and
feed II in the form OF a thick slop
than to feed II whole. The dry meal
forms a sticky mass IN the hogs
mouth that Is not rellshed.
Some feed such Is tankage. skim
milk or shorts should be fed In con
nection with the rye.
Rye Is lacking In protein and does
not give the best results when fed
alone. 1t also will be a good plan to
feed some corn In connection with the
rye II the corn Ear be obtained at a
reasonable price.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-22
REPORT OAIRYING
IN STATE ON
Up GRADE
State College Bulletin Shows
Marked Gains in Important
Industry Since Campaign
Was Begun.

The current number % the state
Agricultural College service bulletin
notes "a considerable gain in d dairy
ing industry u Sew Mexico since the
college began its cnmpuign To pro-
mutc that branch OF farm Industry.
The dairy r-ttrnalOu office IN It's stItc-
mcnt says.
More duiryiug in New Mexico has
been the slogan for u statewide cam
paisu Tor several months, 1Id very
gratifying results are now being
noted. This Be- especially true in the
M,silla valley. whore climate, nbund-
ANT lc,d ana 70 home market combine
60 mar" 80 yer, promising future for
dlityiug Twelve carloads OF COWS
have boon or are being bought for dis
tuuutiuu Dol the Mosilln valley The
Union bank OF Las cruces has bought
about a. hundred head Of Hulstcin aud
Jersey lradoe Davidson a ltcdd have
LruuRht in thr same number uf Hul-
si,iu- g. o. Link has imported 20
IulstHIus ana o. ESTABLISHING % model
DAIRY 300 hls farm, and lospch W.
TlNlur 81 bona Ann, accompanied 10y
county Ngficulturist Barber. is now
iu iowa UutiuH three carloads OF
Guernsey aud liulstcin COWS Tor e
number uI valley farmers rurc-hrcd
uHIle are u'ius brought BOO with the
,.0. 500 tuut dliryiug viii le estate
} n.a ul I sound aud permanent
basis.
pth,r .outDrs uf a,tAity no dairy
expansion iru Bomiug and lurtalcs.
und bon many other sections of the
-tIt, interest i'm d9irSlug ia $50 u high
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-22
SAN MIGUEL COUNTY's
EXHIBIT WILL FILL A
BIG FREIGHT CAR

\ letter to the Herald today from
ihil ". Lemon, secretary of the i.as
vegas Commercial club, carries the
interesting Information that san Mi
guci county's state lair exhibit has
Drcn progressing rapidly during the
past few days ANA that at least one
large freight car will he required To
carry II Co this city. Mr. Lcnoir be-
li"vcs that from the way the exhibit
Is taking form san Miguel county viii
Toe % Of the money winners IN the
county contest. The Commercial club
secretary Is "a member of the county
exhibit committee and will conn ia
Albuquerque with the display.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-22
New choIcsa IIo.pI,als.

shanghai. Sept 1.-Two hospitals
FOR chpiera patients have beer cstab-
lisitd by the Red Cross sociaty o.
china IN Shanghai 10 take care % tho
large number OF Chinese affected BY
cholera Both hospitals are undfr the
charge of Or. Hams Thuc. IN. shen
Tin-chen, n ~ the first graduates
from an American medical school. ans
been appointed director 81 sae 90 tho
hospitals and the other Is aisl IN
charge Of a native doctor. Fanda for
the maintenance OF tho hospitals have
been snhHcribcd by Chinese trough
the local Red Cross society.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-22
UNIVERSITY FINDS
NEW CAMP OUTFIT
OF GREAT VALUE

Tu. current number "l the tniVer-
tf. .,N. Do muutuit uuwe Journal
oI Ou. .u.i .UI.uu. wIH distributed ,n-
d ..t . 1000 unusually IuttrD. TINS
u.uu.I u,I edited tui tilted
I.u. n.If .ta ,.aht uow passes Win
u.0..f ut general interest not only tu
l., ur. rIls nut Cd" the whole, .tltc
.Iu, SOW tH, medium ui iuIurmH-
tom I.,.. .u. University and its Wotl,
i.I .u. uu.lID. aud is mailed Goo pD.
s.u. interested without .hurE"
.u. u. fhv most iut resting ARTICLES
BOO iuI. months ISSUE deal. with BE- rip
BOO tH. I,m,l mountain. hy The head
., .U. department OF geology aud is
BOO pant 20. follows
IutI tn. horse. and ,lrussnE OUT
POO .I.. mlt added Co th, & niN'taity
-,Ul.nu,rt lro cot unlimited value Geo
f., departments mur,u- uar cot them
..l foo 900, UulfcrsIty and the state
., .tr~. .Ns again fully d,muustiut-
,I |u. tIp taken tn, first part cot the
uuu.n Do, representative ot tho io-
pIttm,ut. of geology n biology.
Il. titp. The objective point OF which
u.. tur I.wcz country. covered a
si,It trl ut the upper part of Jcmol
,.n.uu. which is of very great inn
r@.r.uu,. both from 10 geological stand
point lud Boo % biological way, During
iN. stop uJ Jcmo2 springs sid" Trip.
W.iu uudr Goo the ancient copper
|uufIur- which were operated hy tho
-r.uf.n priests during their occupa'
t.uu Of the territory. and some ot th'
mur. recent prospect. were luNostl'
.II,u Those copper Il posts we're ,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-22
SHEEP NOTES.

A very little grain, fed regularly,
win 10 a long way In making tho
nock profitable.
A mixture Of oats, wheat bran and
llnseed meal. scattered in a broad.bot'
toned trough. should be fed.
The linsecd meal will keep the
bowels IN good condition.
If a W is constipated, put her in
the hospital pen, and give her more
linseed meal
The hockmastor or owner, must be
ever vigilant lie should know his
nock so well that the very slightest
indisposltion will be detected az once.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-22
GREAT VALUE OF PUMPKINS
Vegetable Has Cooling influence on
Animals System and keeps stom.
ach In Good Condition.

Great value Ia obtained from pump
kins fed TO hogs along with corr from
the corrective Influences which they
exercise upon the digestive system.
They have a cooling influence on the
pigs system and keep his stomach
and bowels IN perfect condition while
he is being fed a large amount OF
corn during the finishing process and
consequently he Is less subject TO all
ments at that critical time.
hut the seeds Of pumpkins are 80
exceedingly rich in protein that the
pigs should not have too many OF them.
Pumpkins are valuable for hogs al
licted with worms.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-22
OHIO GOVERNOR
MAY BE VISITOR
AT STATE FAIR

Santa Fc. y. NJ. Sept 2t=Hugh
II, Williams. state corporation CONF
missioner. today received a letter
from BriE 3. Young. supreme chancei-
Tor Of the Knights OF pythias In Ada.
Ohio, stating that Frank u. willis.
governor OF ohio. will be in New Mex
leo October ~. Mir. Williams II asked
20 help entertain him.
In reply TO MIR. Young the corpo-
ration commissioner said that Il would
give him great pleasure 10 assist in
welcoming the chief executive az
ohio and that he hopes AR. willis
win be able 20 attend the Alhuqucr-
que fair.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-22
PHELPS D0DGE co.
LAYS BIG WATER MAIN

silver City 81, VI, sept. 22.-The
Phelps Dodge company Is now en-
saged in layins "a l--ireh water main
IRON the mines at Tyrone to the mlll
site q distance ui Hhnut four mites.
The water supulE for the min viii
DE drawn from thy mines, VIII zee the
low Is estimated DO Loco galloi.s por
minute. The company las In the
uoighborhood of 5000 men on she pay
ron al the present fIm and the NUN
ter b. likely Co u, .rcased stcadny
from this time 20 %.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-22
MAN WILL
SEND SUDAN GRASS
NINE FEET HIGH

Tucumo1ri, a.. NJ. Sept 2--T =.
Moore. who lives uut six and ouc-hali
miles south OF TucumcarL Is preparing
to have 20 nice exhibit at both the
county and state mirs He brought la
some very fine samples OF urn pop-
corn, tctcrita, malzo, broomcorn, kaf-
far maize and Sundun grass ibis week
which be- placed ON exhibition in tho
u office. The stun be- as nice as ever
seen anywhere. ana win NO doubt pull
down some first prizes, some of the
AIRS of corn measure over twelve
Inches In length. and they look like
the kansas article Nj. Moore
planted exactly ma pound ct the SUI
dan Trass seed M has thrcshed 10
pounds of seed from HE crop ~ has
% blk load of hay The ~ % rs over
nine feet nigh
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-22

writes Harlow d. Burnside OF Ekal-
aka. Mont. In Popular Mechanics.
After half an hour useless work n
of the cowboys suggested that we tic
a rope around the animals rump and
pull on that as well as ON the halter
rope This we did. and II worked to
perfection. proving a great help in
future work Of this kind.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-22
EASY TO LOAD BALkY HORSE
Tie Rope Around Animate Rump and
Pull on That az Well as Halter
VIII Prove Eneetual.

While loading horses in a n we
were troubled by one large animal
baking. and although we tried every
%expedient we could think Of, the beast
could not be induced to enter the car,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-22

The Lake Erie and Northern rail-
road OF Canada, viii soon be electro
ded for the whole nfty-two miles from
Gait 10 Port Dover, Hydraulic powoer
will be used and the new electric ears
Whl DC ia peration next November.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-22
Esedlna Floor for PIGS.

Provide q plank or cement feeding
floor for the hogs. Keep II clean; it's
the hogs table, you know.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-22

lie the HeraIa want al 90 your
cork.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-01
100000 obOadIOie SmSen in golen

2ooa 3. Sunni. lteber Die Gage
Der oboahloien Ssraeliteii in Yole,f
berihten @ariba,ier @Idtter fol-.
genoes: @or flir5em fano in Moss
fau cine 9~onferen5 Der Bertrcter
Der ein5elnen Neutrality-suspicious.
fir oie ourd ben 9rieg oboadIos se-
morben israelitii6e 9ep0lferuna
HuBlanos itatt. Gie aonfcren3 pabr-
IL bier Gage. An oerielben heteiIia-
ten iif iiber 80 M~b9eoronete. 0is
@eiommt5aN oieier Sboahlolen be-
5iffert ge~gentp1rtig ailf iiber 100,-
900. Sm @oupernement 2omiba
befinben iih iibcr 10000 beimIose
Siioen. Inter ibnen berritt cine
idredlide 9ot. Snfolge Oes allge.
meinen glenos fam ihien bon tel.
ner Settle Silfe eebradt iperoen. SSsn
Der Staot 2omlba ielbft beiinoen lif
iiber 1000 obood)loie Suoen lin Die
stot mr. einigermaben SIT Iinoern
iii minoeltens cine Wilion Gllbel
c~rforoerlidD. lie aronfbeitsfalle
nefnen nit ieoem Gage 3u. Gs fefit
ond) on 1r5tlider SilfeIeiihina. %
Der muroc befhIoiien, iih nit einem
Miifruf Inn &ilfe on sic isroeiitiihe
9epolferung aait5 gfiiBlanos 8u
penoen. Nud bcabiihtiet man, Ole
benittelten Slioen suguniten ibre,
notleioenoen @laubensgeuoIien 5n
beiteliern. Gieie Sfeuer miiroe al
lein i'm Mosfon cine Minion Rubcf
e%inbringen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-01

iid BON Dem aarafterloiem berart in
5ilrft leben lnifen Ml1big entgeg-
isete tie: n@eben sic ieI6ft Inn oel
Salt, Der iif ieinen t0ridten Hld-
rleit entgegenitemmt, Damn btauht
CT feline 5rau als 3lldtmeilterin.~
3uerit eridroden, Damn gleih-
falls nit Dem 9erludk al Iadeln,
tlidte Der Sorgenpole oie iunee
5rau al, Die 10 fiibI 81 nrteiIen ber-
ftdno. @ieleidt batte er ME 10 ernlt-
lid aefpiiniht, iie gu eetpinnen, NIL
in bieiem Augenblide. ca er aber
iab, bab tie ibr lestes Mort III Der
tim betpege1oen Mngelegenbeit ge-
iproden babe, berIieB er Iie nit ser
gitte. freunolibe 9e3iebungen aui,
rebt balten uno geIegentIid mie-
oerfommen gu oiirfen.
2eonie rief %erfrcut, iie meroe
inn ieoeraeit banfbor iein, ipenn ct
lie aufiuden wole, entiprad es oot
ibren eigenen @iiniden, i'm fpie0er
81 ieben uno gu boffen, oaB ibr
uNein~ iie nidt fir INNER trenne.
(Jortietung folgt.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-01
9erausgeaeben n.

Der bdufiee Genub bes Rebenfafs
tes fdrbte bic Rafe sines Oberf0rffers
tupferrot. ginft nabm fid etn pors
lautsr junser Wenfd beralis, ibm su
bemsrten. oob, oa bag aupfer in
Granfrsid lebr bod ftebe, sr bas fell.
nise NIT sutem Nubsn a~nbrinssn
Tonne. sd mar .fdon barauf Be-
oo4t,@ ertpibsrte Der Dbsrforter. .uno
fhrieb bobin. anein man antportete
mir: .Dos miiHe ein srObsr Gfel fein.
Der msim Hais fiir Qupfer boIts.4
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-01
Nuemabertts n. Ynbuaret
Mik q. S6ueioer & g.,
214 DHsGommerce Strnke.
ROGERS Y C SHOP

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