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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-12-15
War SUMMARY
PROGRESS OF CONDITIONS AS
COMPILED BY THE ASSO-
GATED PRESS.

New York, Dec Special. AL
though outnumbered ten to one by
the Bulgarians, who were we'll sup
piled with ammunition and guns. the
British forces in Serbia have been
able to recross the Greek frontier and
now are said to have an open path
way before them back 10 their base
ut SalonikL
Whether the Bulgarians will keep
up heir pursuit and invade Greece
has not been known
Unofficial adviees from Athens are
that the Greek troops in the region
which the entente allies must use in
their operations have been withdrawn
and that the zone between Salonlki
and Doiren is now open and free for
their movement. In addition il is
said that assurances which are re-
garded as satisfactory have been
given personally by King Constantine
to the entente ministers i'm Athens.
Accounts vary as TO the losses suf-
fered by the British during the re-
treat
Berlin officials announce that ap-
proximately two British divisions
were annihilated. other reports have
indicated that the withdrawal was be-
ing effected in an orderly manner
aud without heavy casualties
Two companies of Royal innishill-
ing fusiiers at one point held back
the Bulgarians for hours while their
comrades took up new position, but
were virtually exterminated in their
effort.
Along the Albanian frontier and
Montenegro the Bulgarians and Aus
tro- HungariaHs continue. although
slowly. their gains against the re-
maining Serbs and Montenegrins
On the war fronts there have been
no battles OF great magnitude. Ar
tillery bombardments have prevailed
almost exclusively on the French
Russian and Austro-Italtan lines
The Turkish attack on Kut-el-
Amara, where the British retreated
from the Bagdad region. has been re-
pulsed with heavy losses and British
reinforcements are being pushed for
ward to that ponit.
The destruction of zeppelin air
ship in the Libau region is reported
from Petrograd. The entire crew Of
the airship was burned to death.
The British parliament has adyanc-
ed toward passage of bill which
permits the British government to
mobilize Canadian and American Sc
curities for use as collateral for
loans or to meet Great Britain's liza
bilities in the United States.
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THE KAISER Is THE ACE.
And his Generals Are the knavss Ia
German Decks of Cards.

German Decks of Cards.
berlin Germans nov play skat and
other faforite card games with pic
ure~ al Nuu IIindeuburg aud other
popular leaders IN the war instead Of
he conventional kings. queens and
tnaves. says an article in the Berliner
'aeeblai, The writer of the article.
after calling attention TO the wide
spread popularity of such decks OF
cardS, suggests that German be substi-
uuted for French in the expressions
used i'm card games. eliminating words
ike "carreau." 'coeur." "pique" and
'trefie"
The new war cards have picture or
the kaiser instead OF the usual aces.
while the four kings are the kings OF
Bavaria. Saxony and Wurtemburg,
and the Grand Duke of Baden. The
knayes ere represented by German
leaders. and even cards like the ten
have pictures of notables In the war.
Among the men whose pictures now
figure IN card games are Count Yep
pelin. Admiral Won Tirpirz. Chancellor
Won Bethmann-H Hollweg, Captain We'd
dingen. Prince Rupprecht OF Bavaria.
General Won Falkenhayn and General
won Kluck.
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County, IS.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he
is senior partner of the firm of Il. j.
Cheney 4 Co, doing business In the city
OF Toledo, County and State aforesaid.
and that said firm will pay the sum of
One Hundred Dollars for each and ev-
cry case of Catarrh that cannot be cured
by the use of Halls Catarrh Cure.
Frank j. Cheney.
Sworn to before me and subscribed In
my presence, this 9Th day OF December
A. ID. 1886. (Sea) A. w. Gleason.
Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internal
ly and acts directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system. Send
for testimonials, free. r. j. Cheney a
Co, Toledo, O. Sold by all druggists.
75c. Take Halls Family Pills for con-
stipatoin.--Ads
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er opposite Wheeler. and who on a
number of occasions badly frightened
the women and children and other
residents of that territory. He had
become known as the wild man of
Gregory county. In some quarters
the stories that a wild man was run
ming at large were looked upon as
fabrications. but the capture of the
crazy man has verified the stories Of
his wanderings and sudden appear
ance in unexpected places, TO the
alarm of the ranchers and home
steaders and their families.
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LOSS PLACED AT S75O.OOO
Elevators Containing Wheat for Eng.
land Are Destroyed.

Erie, Pa, Dec 1.-Two OF the
three Anchor line grain elevators
owned by the Pennsylvania Railroad
company here were destroyed by fire,
with their contents, about 100000
bushels of wheat. The loss is esti-
mated al s750,000 The wheat came
from Canada, and awaited shipment
to Great Britain.
An investigation of the origin OF
the fire will be requested. No other
cause than spontaneous combustion
has been assigned.
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DEMENTED MAN CAPTURED
Inmate of Nebraska Hospital Has
Been Running at Large
for Months.

Wheeler, Dec. 15.-A demented
man who was found running at large
and was captured in the Baker dis
trict, some miles from here, has been
identified as an escaped inmate from
the Nebraska hospital for the insane
at Norfolk, Neb, and has been taken
back to the asylum. 1t Is believed
he Is the man who for several months
has been running at large In the
nss nlora fha Mtnnodrl rivs
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BANKER DIES SUDDENLY


Spearfish, Dec. 15.-While trying
to reach his physicians office, Arthur
L. Kinney, well known local bank
er, was seized with an attack OF heart
trouble and expired at his home a
few hours later He had just return
ed from trip to California. where
he went in search of health. Kinney
was Al years old. a native of Virginia
and leaves q wife and two daughters.
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international Committee to Al.
tempt Reconstruction.
PRICELESS WORKS LOST.
NJ. 0elannoy, Librarian at University
Of LouVsin, During a Visit to London
In Connection With Proposed Re-
building Of Library Gives Details of
Damage II Is Hoped 20 Repair.

London.-The reconstruction of the
famous library OF Louvain, destroyed
ia part by the Germans. Will be un-
dertaken by an international commit
tee or distinguished sarants. artists
and men Of letters Of allied and neu.
tral countries. Viscount Bryce is at
the head OF the British committee.
NJ Delannoy the librarian TO the
University Of Lonvatn- during visit
to London in connection with the pro.
iected rebuilding Of the library gave 70
the London Standard the following dc.
tails Of the loss it is hoped 10 repair:
"rhe university was founded 10 1925
and was a seritable child Of the re-
naIssance. No less a celebrity than
the great Erasmus himself made two
consecutive sojourns there In the
DAYS OF Justus l1pslus a547-79) 1t
bossted 1000 students and had world
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tional bank here, and was for many
years identified with mining in the
Black Hills, having come here from
Rushville, Neb, about 1895. He was
n member of Masonic bodies at both
Spearfish and Deadwood
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Cuts Third Set of Teeth.

Sandusky John Brooks. eighty-two.
is getting his third set OF teeth Brooks
is civil war veteran and lives In Cot
tage NJ. Ohio Soldiers and Sailors
home His grandmother. he says. cul
her third set of teeth AZ ninety-fou
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Butler, MOTOR weeks a swarm of
bees has been noticed around the Gu
pola of the Bates county courthouse.
The county court ordered the veteran
janitor, Fleetwood Thomas, to inyes-
tigate. He found the bees had depos-
tied about 800 pounds or honey. He
took 1t to the grocery stores and real
lRnd nhnnf 176 frsnm fhA naln
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Don't miss this. Cut out this slip, en-.
close with cents TO Foley & Co, Chi
cago. ILL.,. writing your name and ad-
dress clearly. You will receive In re-
Honey and Tar Compound, for coughs
colds and Group Foley Kidney Pills and
Foley Cathartfc Tablets. Sold every
whera.
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rzEAcHEx WAS LAID uP.

Rev. c. M. Knighton. HAVANA, Fla.
writes: For three months / suffered
intense pain In the kidneys and back
which at times laid me up entirely.
used one and hglf bottles of Foley
Kidney Pills and all The pain disappear
ed. feel as If 20 years had been added
to my life" Relieves rheumatism, back.
ache. sore muscles. stiff joints. Sold
everywhere.
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Quality-service Is The Daily
Leaders watchword in news. printing
and ADVERTISING. Try us.
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Profits on spirits.

No: all directors OF corporations win
war orders are taking a disparagiug at
tltule toward this business. The fol-
lowing L. from a director OF lndus-
trial Alcohol: The earnings OF the In
dustrial Alcohol Company for the SIN
months ended June so. including those
81 the subsidiary. the CUBA bistilling
Company. show At the rate or about 10
per cent. on Industrial Alcohol Common
stock. This period does not include the
full measure of the war contracts, which
add greatly to earnings, a. the plants
Al, now running under full capacity and
the output Is sold for the year 1916.
The compauy Is about To place contracts
for the erection of a large distillcry at
Baltimore on laul purchased for that
purpose some time Ego. This new plant
Will be in operation in April. 1916, and
should add greatly TO earnings OF the
Industrial Alcohol Company. The de-
mand for its products is so great that
the Distilling Company OF America is
putting in operation two large spirits
plants. all Of which product is for
domestic consumption, and in addition
large foreign orders are pending"
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Canadian Pacific touched a rev low
point. but nat point was only one
eighth o. per cent. under the low OF
the previous day. namely 1875. After
that the selling seemed 10 dry up sud
denly and the stock jumped to li0l'.
This is a typical Performance for can
adIao. The stock has a motion If IT'S
U.s., on tie decline. 1t Will sac ana
develop hollow spots when no one eN-
poets them. but il VII. tot yield 10 u"
force Of hear!sh operations. That j.
usually the way Of a market when -
r.acucaly chokei UP with shorts. and
Wa! street :.r months. even years.
been able t. sV- on one s'de 20
Canadian Pacific ari that j. u" sell
.fr side L. recent months tn. helr.Sn
feeling has beer increased greatly by 4
t,.me, dous falling OF In earnings ana
signs that the general business outook
lv Canada Is none ~ the ntst. To-
morrow the earnings Tor the third week
~ .lulv are due. They are MT expected
"a ba any better than recent eNii'.ts.
These have been so bad a. 10 make a
s~pacul,tors fingers i'ch. For instance
IN. u~St two weeks OF the month showed
,osses In gross OF $4,000 ana so'o''oV
.,.f..#r Ea'N
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CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

Baldwin Locomotive and N"" '
Can both exceeded Gu'to' S'.''- 500
common in point o.; actively .0 OH" '.
ings or the Consolidated -" i>."i.--
Both We're strong, MI '#" advance
Baldwin particularly uo.4N" - "'"'
AZ 20. an overnight ga|u OF J.,
After reacting 10 - L 'o~o -
but closed at 7d's. EN.'H''- ' ar
as the war stocks" were "uNr". 8
tone OF the market was toward ."'
ness most OF the day. .
A~malgimateI Copper Ms
s%oftness In the market, .'''E"'
ports that the demand 'nr
metal had again reCedel. N'
at 73as and selling AZ a.. "
10 TlTs. but closet - t- p.
States steel common move, So. .
comparatively narrow l4'," 'i
at Ca, an overnight p.
of a point. with i's low taH N'. 90
6il. l. closed At -
Among the active 10 '3.'' :
Westinghouse Electro, CO..
American Beet sugar a'' ~,
Locomotive. Reading ul'...
q point at 1855, early 'E
Yielded to 1863, but close.
Petroleum developed snr H
selling as high as 49,, ac...,'
low OF 69N. md closing a.
again circulated 81 urarht !
IL Mexico. Sales ota.ct ~
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The leading speculative lights on the
Produce Exchange who now n then
turn To the Stock Exchange for excite
ment did not miss the recent market In
the war brides They played 1t hard
and heavy and every ncrvy Spectator
made money easily, Their success was
wonderful Whether on account Of
mere luck or that sixth sense which
sometimes saves the Spectator from
himself. they even made money out Of
Crucible Steel and escaped the collapse
of last Monday. But that and suisse
Gucnt performances appear to have cast
a dampcr on their spirit, or perhaps
they merely inspired caution, AZ Il
rate the Produce Exchange men allow
that the stock market has got a little
past their understanding, They intcnd
to fight shy OF IT until they get their
bearings. Yesterday they put their
money dow on Superintendent at Bel
mont Park on a tip which, 1t was as
serted, came from the horse himself.
superintendent, incidentally, wasn't In
the money.
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H STEEL MARKET.
lndica lions Of Farther improve
ment-DiIIcts In Great Demand,

The steel market continued active and
hFm yesterday. with Indications of fur
ihcr Improvement all around. Mill opcr-
atoms are being maintained at a high
rate and increased production is looked
tor. Incoming orders from both foreign
and domestic consumers continue heavy.
European demand for ammunition shows
no signs Of diminishing and there are
Inquiries before the market for ~tonnages
Of steel for conversion into shrapnel ana
high explosive shells. NH export de-
mand for commercial steel also continues
an important factor. Foreign inquiries
for rails are understood TO total about
100000 tons.
Thu demand for steel bilicts continues
active and the United States Steel Cor
pOration's purchases are placed at
around 100000 tons. Prompt shipments
are commanding large premiums. So ex-
ira per ton having been paid on steel
plates for immediate delivery.
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THE CURB MARKET.
Electric B0nt scores Another Adj
vance OF 81 Points.

There was considerable irreGularlty In
the movement of stocks In the outside
market yesterday. Declines were not
excessive. however. while some very
large advances were recorded. Spccu-
lative activity centred OF "A few OF the
Industrial specialties. such as Car, Light
and Power, Standard Motors and Cen
trail Foundry. The last named was the
most active and advanced 81. points.
car. Light and Power moved up rs.
while Standard Motors improved u OF
a point.
Electric Boat added 20 points more
TO its recent rise. Kelly Springfield
Tire sold M ) points at one timr, but
at the close was | point under Thurs-
days final figure. Westinghouse Elec-
tric 5s advanced II, points.
Transactions in detail on tho mar
Ike; Yesterday were as follows.
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wcsttngh house.

Several times during the recent violent
advance in Westinghouse there has been
ak OF the company taking over one OF
several munition and rifle making on
Germs. The most persistent report Of
the kind was hat the Westinghouse
people would buy the Savage Arms coin-
pauy's plant at Utica. n. Y. II is
claimed that negotiations were opened
with this end in view. but that the
Savage Arms people placed a prohibitive
price on their control. The Savage COM
pany makes machine guns and it is said
that the demand for these instruments
has now far outstrippcd that for rifles.
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Jesse l." B~oscowitz. one Of the chief
stock Exchange WITS, scored heavily yes
terday. A fellow broker pointing To n
new member asked Roscowitz who is
that man. Boscowitz carefully in
"pected him me replied II don't know
rho no Is, but his ancestors crossed the
Red Sea with ne-and they were in 4
hurry"
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Live stock Market

FRIDAY
Receipts % b-rv-s were
Guiding g cars ~ % "
and fancy stears he.I $500
were SLOW % o.. l"
steady choice fa' cove
slDw and weak hin .
The raris were ahn4t U.'
to choice steers sod a.
700 lbs "A car Ot fH0,. ''N
s,lvanIi steers at 5000 u'.
a. SIIS11i. bulls a.
At 5000 -. dressed h..'
I5c. for c.tv dressed ua''."
Receipts % caves Wow"
clutiug coo for IA" mark.'
ST., further advanced -''
e1r.v cearance OF IN" p-.r
choice NcaIs sold az s. 81
u at s-dsS 80; ErIss"rs ,'
calves az S5s7iq So. J."
firm. Cltv dressed veal.
lTr,c ; a few at lsc ,,a".
R.riip,- ~ sheep and
hoad !%rr.liing 'ia cars '
sheen were fun s'ruIN 'a.
hlgnr~. and the market
ala desirable grud"s. '1'|
sheep ,@w,sl sold a.
|As: cu,S At 81, common 20
a, 81 .SNsg 49, On .'
steady az Srl.Gc Pc 3D.
ann al IoGl5'.c. II few '"
lG~.
Receipts ~ hogs wt.s
Guiding about a cAro"i '
Prices easier with ta'-s ,
per 100 lbs, Tor heaty2
roughs so!a at 1sSo1'sh
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Transaction. from ::,s p. ". to CLOSING.

I'm cot O. - ,I iaI'f}N = No Pacific l.
5000 ...tb 5000 l'H~ 5000 tIlp
Am mclt>crts @uHl +fl'IN 'rt dch 6>
1000 100 en- 4 W Ina = tr's iUlI NJ
amTNT rN 80 -UHp llu1" lnB
90 .luOA4 fCulu In co. o. - " ITS t.slT1
WHIPS soon lnnu
1000 % 'CutNlik Y rN T. Ny NcS',hiCr
Al & ~ rcr T. lpuu - 8 BOSTON l.s
1000. ...NU4g IutCTp II 7 rev ennh %
hT&Sr adj l. s. 49, Norfolk & W Is
stamped .l2or' y 1000 NSl-
10000 ~2l,.lr' prpcr ~ = Nur;hrarlN' 4,
BaltNO gold =, 1000 50 5000 pNA
10000 jap r.~Gttnu I9.U~p np'I
Bal' SOhil 3..- stamur iouo tofS
lClt .HOk eonn ... or ~ l. fog -
fO.-gg gOI- LAclctc Iis ~ 1000 SOFA
rrih 81 iIG - lnnl 10 I."01 . WIa
1000 .H5ip. I~S Ms T. il,,l 'sp ~.
Bku Rap TT - 1000 'u4 5000 .H-hS
1000 lu21. Marine ,' q = 81. Il Iron N o.
Con Ieafhsr -. ,H. NHut'r. 1000 Gb'
5000 .ua3, 1000 rIlp sr TaciNc ry l.
cent Pacific lSi Met IrISl, = "on1 soils
10000 1000 Iupl1 q Pacific rel I,
{ N Asp - ), Mo PacihC con 7Opn Sb3l
rcts fun nj 1000 ~ Nu Ngryli Is
1000 or Mo pac s. 1877 .uol G1l2
1000 ~lIp
Total bond sales par value <~l.5p4OOO
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DIVIDENDS PAYABLG.

Company and T"ru
North Butte Mining
Peoples Natural cos A.
Power. quarterly
pittshurg Coal, quA't"r.f
Trenton Potteries, qutTf-r.
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THE BUCKEYE PIPE LINE COMPANY,
20 broadway.

NV lNTk, july II, lNIb.
a dividend Of s. 20 per share has been
declared on the Capital stock of this Com
pany. payable September Is. 1915. TO stock
holders Z record al the close OF business
August IS. 1915.
or change of address should be sent TO the
undersignca not later than September 4.
1915. GEORGE CHESEBRO', Secretary.
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Chicago, BurIington&Quincy
Railroad Company
Denver Extension -Four Per Cent. Bonds
Due February I, 1922.

pursuance of tho Trust Asresnen, da'.i
December /. 1881. by and between she cAi.
cago. Burlington & quincy Railroad com.
pany and The New England Trust CON.
peny. the following Denver Extension Pour
Ter Cent. Bonds due Tebruar, 1. 1899, Of
said Railroad Company. issued under said
trust agreement. ave been drawn for pay.
nent. viz:
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Customs Receipts Yesterday.

The total receipts FOR duties at the
Custom iious. yesterday were SiS9,-
352. NJ. nj which sls4.sO3 10 was for
merchar disc Withdrawn from bonded
warehouses M s304,5i9.73 for recent
importationA
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C%OTTONSEED OIL.

Export buying closed the market Ann
Sellers in other markets also helped
the list. New crude Ill offerings were
volume.
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
OFFICE OF THE
CONSOLIDATION COAL COMPANY.

b4ItIMUl', Md, JuIy IstI lVlI-
The Board OF Directors has declared the
half per cent. ni2 co. on is capital Stock.
payable July 2lst, 1918, to the s'ockhnldets
Of record at the close q. business July 9ith.
1915. The transfer books viii remain open.
Dividend checks VIII be mailed.
7. X. STUART.
Asst. Treasurer.
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One hundred and eighteen uiS bonds for
GIOOu cnCh. numbrTs

And tventy-sevn HO bonds Tor sI"o 'Nch.
numbers
os osrs cs&f os.s osTs Oils oi;st nir.l
oqs o,is osoi os3s oss% Ol3ii oies3 olsts
oes. v.s: csio rs5l oiiO: oi5is Ola, 0;''i
ossi c5to os2i
The bond. bearing ths sbov. rHrh'-s
vii! be purchased a; par b. the payment
o, the principal sum thereof. On prs''7's.
.l.n and delivery OF the same 9 ;h- Haist-
signed ;ras,se. a; rs of'c-. lS5 pevo7sNi''
street. after the first day OF August. 1915.
from which date interest on said bonds will
cease in conformity with ihe terms - ne
trust agreement.
The New England Trust Company
TRUSTEE
nv JAMES y HOOPER pre..i.r.
Boston. Mas. July 20. 1915.
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DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

WASHINGTON, July c7-Thc statement Of
the receipts and disbursements of the Treas.
ury shOws.
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Where n &C" follows
n quot alton IL ind.
Gates o bid or offer
for 10 shares.
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si'H0 Kernecott Cor G.ll7a. ia. III ~
sjc.p Yves, FL conv e. loss. i"'. 1858, 1887.
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NEW CITY NOTES.

.rar value. $50 Tex dividend
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nv JAMES HOOPER Pres.i.r.
Boston. Mas. July 20. 1915.
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not accept ANYTHING else A guarantee
on absolute satisiactl0u on money pr0mDt.
AZ refunded goes with This preparation.
he FiueN Co., 1T. Wayne, Ind
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-07

once more the German submarine
question y satisfactorily settled Let's
hope % stays settled mis- time
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-07

mn JOURNAL take. ana prints
sirty hanu and thirty min
uies % exclusive Associated frrsa
leased wire service each ueek
Ne other newspaper puhiiahed IN
New Hrtieo takss more than
twenil four hours ~ Associated
Press service during the wesk.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-07
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