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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-15
BE PRETTY! TURN
CRAY HAIR DARK
Try Grandmother'S old Favor
tie Recipe Of Sage Tea
and Sulphur.

Almost everyone knows that Sage
Tea and sulphur, properly compound
led, brings back the natural color and
ustre 10 the hair when faded. streaked
Tor gray; also ends dandruff. itching
scalp and stops falling hair. Years ago
the only way to get this mixture was
TO make it at home. which is mussy
and troublesome. Nowadays, by ask
ing at any drug store for "Wyeth's
Sage and sulphur Compound" you
Will get large bottle of this famous
old recipe for about 80 cents.
Don't stay gray! Try it, No one
can possibly tell that you darkened
your hair. as it does 1t so naturally and
evenly You dampen sponge or soft
brush with 1t and draw this through
your hair, taking one small strand at
time; by morning the gray hair dis
appears, and after another application
or two, your hair becomes beautifully
dark, thick and glossy.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-15
Whlle sox n RroMns @.

st. Louis, April f4-Chicago and
ST. Louis opened the American league
season here today by a thirteen inning
game which the visitors won, Z to 6.
In the last inning, Fournier's triple
brought In Brief and Schalk, who
had singled ON the following out
Fournier came in with the winning
run of the game. In the same inning
st. Louis also took on new life and
scored twice, but fell a run short Of
tying the score again. Mayor Kilt
pitched the first BAH.
Score. r. VI, r..
Chicago .10000002O010S-7 10 8
81. Louis .. 30000n0000102--e ?
Batteries-Scott. Faber Cicotte and
sohalk. Weilman, Jasper, Herman and
Severod. Agnew.
Summary: Two-hase hits-Qunlan.
Breton. Throe-base hit-Fournier.
Home run--Brief Double play-Weil-
man To Lavan. Hits--Off Scott 4 in
innings, off Cicotte none in one in
ming: off Jasper 2 in 4 innings, off
Faher > in ] inning. off Weilman IL
In IL % innings off Perryman, | in
l-8 inning, Struck out--BN Scott 3
hy Jasper 4 by Weilman Z. TIM
pires-nineen and Nallin.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-15
NEW OFFICERS OF ELkS
LODGE ARE INSTALLED

THE Eks lodge last night installed
thor fee nuy elected officers The
officers are
Exalted ruler judge g. n. craig.
Estcemrd leading knight IA, r.
Fasau
Esteemed itcuring kuieht-E. l.
0ru#a
ttepmed loyal hnight-P r Lon-
grNstn
SECRETARY Frank s. Stortz.
TwlsurtI C A. Hawks
FUrrLL j.. Miller
TruN,e one year W ~ Springer
Trustee TWO years RIB - Jaffa.
Trustee three Nears-n. A. Ives
Representative to grand lodse at
los Augeks William r. walton. Az
teutate4-2oy stamm
Services wert held 40 tho meeting
Tor Frank Mckee Tine lodge ordered
.hl1 Wofk ou thu huillme stop az .
n',inVA this Afternoon
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-15
BEAUTIFUL FIGURE OF
ANNETTE kELLERMAN TO
BE SEEN AT CRYSTAL

Annette Kellefman. the worlds
most famous woman swimmer and
diver. the fortunate possessor of a SUI
4esb figure which has BEEN compar-
ed ~ notable sculptors as the nearest
living approach to the Venus de Milo
and other classical Greek statues, viii
be seen at the Crystal theater Tomor-
row and saturday, in the spectacular
production. "Neptune's Daughter,
in marvellous motion pictures.
Miss Kellermans claim TO beauty
of face and form. to great histrionic
ability and 20 being one OF the great
est drawing stars of the day. will thus
be put to the test in Albuquerque, and
il critical Broadway may be accepted
win pass the Test with high honors.
with Neptune's Daughter as ye-
hicle. Miss kellerman broke every
record ON Broadway this season at
the Globe theater-no mean achieve
ment in the face Of strenuous com
petition
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-15
MEANDER|NG Of !
CURRENT SAVES
COUNTY MONEY
Surveyor Finds Only Half as
Much Sand viii Be Exca-
waited to Make Canal for
Diyerting Rio Grande.

The county commissioners learned
Yesterday afternoon that the cccen-
/ trio current OF the Rio Grande, which
has cost the county heavily, will make
saving for the county.
The commissioners several weeks
lago told County Surveyor Pitt Ross
To make an estimate of the cost Of
digging a canal through the sand bar
along the east bank OF the river north
of the Barclas bridge and under the
structure Mr. Ross found at that
time that $500 cubic yards OF sand
would have to be removed
Yesterday when the commissioners
were letting the contract for the
work, Mr. Ross said that the current
had changed since he made the es-
innate and that only $500 cubic
yards would have To be removed now.
So the work viii cost the county lit
tie more than half OF what il would
have cost
Hill Gets Contract.
Three bids were received. They
were Charles X. Boren, 10 cents a
cubic yard; Frank r. Hill. IA cents,
and j. Il. Sanchez, 14A cents. Boren
thought some OF the exeavatiHg would
have to be done under water and Of
ltltN ~ 40 tttlH at Cost Plus W pei
cent for superintendcnce. The CON
tract was let 20 the lowest bidder. His
bond was fixed at S100.
Dave Weinman. chairman Of the
B'Nai Birth Cemetery association
wanted authorization to lay "A water
pipe line from the reservoir along
Garfield avenue ana Harvard avenue
TO the cemetery. The cemetery is 10
be beautified. Permission was grant
ed.
4 petition asking the commission
ers TO open road between the Los
Candelarias and Los Griegos roads,
running parallel to the North Fourth
street road. was presented. Justiniuno
Gutierrez. Manuel Jaramillo and Pla-
edo Padilla We're appointed TO view
and mark out the proposed road.
They are to meet at o'clock the
morning of April 2S
The commissioners adopted "a resO-
luton To- pay the city $500 for the
use Of the fire department outside
the city limits last year and $500 for
this year, payable quarterly.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-15
SENATORS WIN IN
OPENING CAME AS
WILSON LOOKS ON
Walter Johnson Allows Yanks
Only Two Hts President Is
Given Bat Inscribed With
Gra0dson'S Name.


Washington, Apii l4.-President
Wilson, several members Of his cab
met and huge crowd today saw
Washington defeat New York by "a
score Of 10 o, In the opening game
" the baseball season here
The president began the game by
throwing out the first bali to Umpire
Billy Evans with Secretaries Bry-
an, Lane, Daniels and Garrison. he re-
manned throughout the game and
warmly applauded the best PLAYS.
\ baseball bat and BAH, inscribed
with the name of Francis Sayre. the
baby grandson of President Wilson,
were presented 10 the president dur
ing the game by Manager Griffith Of
the Washington team.
The game. played in IDEAL weather.
was featured by the pitching Of Wal
ter Johnson. who allowed the New
York team but two hits, and by vii
liams' catch Of Cree's line drive IN the
fifth with~two on bases.
Three Of Warhops four passes.
which were followed hy hits and
sacrifices, resulted In runs With the
bases full in the fifth Cook mis-
Judged MOrgan's Fly which went for
three bases, and Washington scored
three runs Washington scored again
In the eighth on Ainsmths hit. errors
by High ana Maisel and sacrifices by
Moeller and Foster.
score r. II. T..
New York .. 900 600 600 2
=. 100 1870 I'M IL D.
Batteries. Warhop and Sweeney;
Johnson and Ainsmith
Summary. Two base hit-Ain-
smith. Bases on bails-Off Warhop
4 off Johnson 3. Three-base hit
Morgan. Double play-Cook and
Pipp t'mpires-E Evans and Mulaney
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-15
splensIid Tor llheumatism.

= ,hink Chamberlain iAuiment 4
juSf splendid Tor rheumatism writes
Mrs. ouuaurgh Ei8riGge y. T. "E
Ass been used IS myself and other
members az iuV family time and time
ags1in during lhe past six years and
has always gsggn the hest ~ Eatisfac-
ton. fha Qaick relief from pain
which Chsmberlaine Eminent ar
f0rgs q alone worta many times tha
cost. 1shfaiB9hle syeryw here.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-15
WORLD 5 CHAMPS
LOSE THE|RFIRST
BY 8 To D SCORE
Spectacular Fielding by Whit
ted, Formerly Of Braves,
Now With PhiIIies, Helps
Latter Team Win.

Austun Anfli 1.-THE Braves re-
ceivcd setback from Philadelphia
TODAY az the start 81 their quest for
u second penuant With Alexander
pitching remarkably well. for Che
opening 0f the season. the worlds
champions were shut ont 9 to o Spec
iacular fielding hy Whiued and Ban
croft. recent additions Al the visitors
ranks. aidcH materially In their sue
cess llesides che customary flag
raising and the maynts Introduction
of the ball. the opening cerouonials
included presentations to Dueey
and Whitfield ~ the Philadclphla
team. The gifts were made by the
Braves through Manager Siallings
buggy and Whitfield were memhefs
uf The Boston tenn whom 10 won the
championship last fail
Spore n. II. II,
Philadelphia 100 06G 1ui-s o.
Iiusinu ... 600 600 GOO o
Batteries Alexander and kiillfrr
Rudolph ana Gowdy.
summary Two-hase hits KILL
Ter. Whltfc1 Passes on balls or
Alexander g of Rudolph 8 struck
out-Ry Alexander p. hY Rudolph D.
l'mpifcs Byron and ORTIZ.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-15
phlladelphia ?. noston q.

Philadelphia, April lf-Herb PEN
mock was in such wonderful form in
the opening championship game be-
tween Philadelphia and Boston here
this afternoon that the latter team
was not only shut out by 2 10 0. but
Il was not until two were out in the
ninth inning that the visitors made
their lone hit Of the contest. Then
Hooper bounced q single over PEN
nocks head Laioie made a desperae
try for the ball. but he could not hold
IL with one hand and Pennock lost his
chance for a no-hit mark.
Score. II. VI. r.
Boston 49,. 900 geo 600 o
Philadelphia .O0el060 20x-2 o
Batteries Shore and Cady; PEN
mock and Schang
Summary. Double play-Scott and
Gardner Bases on halls-Off Shore
A. off Pennock I. Struck out--By
shore 3. BY Penock d umpires-
Connolly and chin.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-15

Detroit. April l4.-Detroit fielded
miserahly and was unable To hit
Mitchell opportunity. and Cleveland
won the opening game Of the season.
3 10 l. Ty Cobb muffed Chapman's
high fly In the first inning. thus maxi
ing an error on his first fielding
chance Of the YEAR Chapman took
second on the misplay and scored on
Jackson's single wits wide throw
paved the way FOR Cleveland's run in
The sixth. while Covaieskfs muff Of a
thrown bali and some consecutive hit
ting gave the visitors three runs In
the seventh. Mitchell was at his best
when men were on bases, except In
the fourth inning when hits by Cobb
and Cawford ana a long fly by
Veach saved the Tigers from shut
out,
score. Il. II. f.
cleveland -. 100 col 800 y
Detroit . 0ua loo 00N-l D
batteries Mitchell and 0Neill;
Coveleskie, Roland and stanage,
Baker.
summary fwo- base hits kaNan-
augh Crawford Double plals-bar-
l,er 60 Shields 60 d Nenl. Chapman to-
Turner 60 Shields Bases on balls
OFF Covaleskie 3 of Mitchell 3. Hits
off Covaleskie IN Z. off Roland
none in .. Struck out--Ry CoVales-
kte 3 by Roland l by Mitchell 3.
Umpires-o'Loughlin and Hide
brand
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-15
COPPER WHEELS JAG
TO POLICE STATION IN
HOTEL PUSH CART

70 take a helpless drunk 70 the
iall last night patrolnan Charles
Mainz Communicated il push cart
used hy the Hotel combs for hauling
trunks. Mainx loaded the man, iae
and all. into the cart with the aid of
henry W johnson and started for the
station pushing the vehicle like baby
carriage Mainz's sBiack Maria
tirkied The crowds as he proceeded
threugh the streets. The Tag slept
through the Journey ol1ivious Of the
attention he attracted. AZ the sta
ton ne said AIS name was ]. +. All
steder. fee
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-15
Ncw YorL 10. BrooLl,n 3.

New York. April 1.-THE New
York Nationals opened their cham
plonship season here today with an
easy victory over BROOKLYN. the form
~ champions winning hs score "
H. 20 g. McGuw's team got on TO an
early lead d, hammerine Pfeffer for
seven runs In the FIRST and second in-
nipge Schmuiz stopped New York
for Il few innings. hut la the sixth
inning the bome team piled up fife
more runs on four doubles single.
q steal and an error Brown, Who
finished. was even less effective.
nosle. ~ i've times. hit two doubles
and three sinEies and scored four
runs
score u ~ g.
nrooklyn eos 600 0a0-- 3 81
Sew York .s3o 00b afN--f6 rs 4
Batteries pfeffer. schmutg. Brown
and McCartS Tcsrcau and Meyers,
smith.
summary Twn.haar hits Doyle
te1 Meyers. HnoderNss Thorpe. lso-
bert rhrce-base hit--Wheat Home
run Fletcher Double piay-Tesreau.
Fletcher ard Mtrkic B8sts nn balls
OF Pfeffef 3 off schmuiz ou
Brown g off Tesrcau z struck ont
-eaiiN Ifener 81 bg Sehmulz ~
brown IS Tesfeau g. iiits or
iafeffer z IN innings off sehmulz
: 10 INNINGS off Brown 4 in i'm
n1igs Umpirea RiHier and Hart
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-15
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR SALE--Lady GAY. a splendid
driving animal perfectly gentle.
busy and harness Call or address
Miss Claude Albright, 40 West Lead
avenue
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-15

The ROYAL Neighbors will hold a
regular meeting at 1880 o'clock To-
night az the Knights of Pythias hall
James Mortified, conductor for the
traction company resigned yesterday
70 take position as foreman with the
shufnebargcr company
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-15

Boston nt Philadelphia.
Ncw York nt Washington.
cleveland at Detroit.
Chicago at ST. Louis.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-15

Chicago April ~ speedy base
running aud - Louis numerous err
rare gave Chicago eo many runs that
Naughn's pitching hsk WAS easy, and
the opening game az the season went
to the locals 10 z. Nut until the
eighth inning did Vaughn permit
visitor to reach third base he struck
ont eight sgllee was poorly support
80 and exlfa hslap hits lw Fisher.
safer and Archer helped in The rout
Of the Cardinals Long three.baAe
hit was the muiu feature ia scoring
the 81 Luuis runs The usual cere-
monies preceded the game,
Score u. " r.
ST. Louis . GOO GOO 020~e 81
Chicago 49,. 0a0 Ell cox p
Batteries sallce. Nichaua and Spy.
der. Glenn. Naughn and Archer
summary Two-bnsc hits Archer
Saier. Three base hits Fisher Long.
BASES % halls-0m Vaughn g OF
NeihauE J. iiits-On Sallce De in ~.
on Neihans / tn q Struck out ny
Vaughn 3 hv Sallee q hg Niehaus
g. Umpircs Quleiey and Eason.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-15
IEnIHAI. ILAGII
WImRE Tnsl PLAY TODAY.
National League.

Philadelphia nj Boston.
Brooklyn 90 New York.
So Louis n Chicago
Pittsburgh at Cincinnati.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-15

Kansas city April "a Elasticity
scoring en- Mains hunt aud HafueY'n
error ln the twelfth cnabied the Knn-
saH City Fcdcrela to defeat g. Lduls,
3 tn 3 In the ninth. Gilmore brought
the spectators 90 their feet Vh4u.
with the basos full and the score tied
ana two out Nc made q trimming Glitch
Of Vuhints flN
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-15
rlll.hnrgh D. ClncInnall :.

Cincinnati. Aprn ~ Pittsburgh
made runaway event Of the opener
here today winning from the cinein
matt team g ~ 81 before q crowd that
tested the capacity Of Redhnd neld
Finding Amest curves To their liknw
fhey started their getting in The
second arut Ames to thc bench hy
scoring thrne runs more la the
fourth ana pounded Schneider In the
nnal tHo innings
Senre Ri u.
1iushufWh y. Ni6 800 6i&~~a no 4
Cincinnati Geo 0i0 gHi 4
Batteries MeQuIlian 8nd Gibson
Ames. schneider ana Doom
summary Twn-hHse hlts-I War-
mar OLSON NiaN Three-hase hH
iiinchmAn Double nl4Fs--Olson.
Hefsns and Mollwz Gerber. y
Wagner bra Johnston Bases on hajis
-~0a McQuulep So off Aues 81. od
Schneider 3 lita--un Amas n 4
lnnincs pff Schneider m struck
out by McQuIen Z hv Ames hv
Schneider Umpire kiem and
Emshe
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-15

st Louis Jt Kansas city.
nunaio al Baltimore.
Newark at Brooklyn
Pittsburgh at Chicago.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-15

Yea miss many Opport1nlues daily II y0p
Dc net raed journal want ads
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-15
Supremacies

In atleast FIVE ways these tires
excel all others. Each way is
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Piano tuning and repairing. s. A..
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Goodyear For.
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-15
HApT ono
HOME
pQeBLEMS
saS ELIzABErE TEe~PSoN

Dear Mrs. Thompson; I am girl
deeply in love. My lover does no:
seem TO care for me and ne has
broken nv heart many times. ! really
love him and am willing TO do any
thing for him. I have stayed away
from many good times just for him
And because / stood talking with an
other man he refused To like me
again. lie shows no signs OF loving
me and sometimes I worry myself
sick. He knows I love him. hut still
he seems TO Ike other girls and pays
a great deal OF attention 10 them.
which makes me Jealous. I have a
Jealous disposition and he knows IL
when no other girls are around he
seems real polite TO me once in a
while. but I require a lot of love and
attention. My father objects 10 my
keeping company with him. but IL
seems TO me that cannot give him
up. other fellows who care for me
DO not seem TO like. What shall
do, Should l please my father and
worry myself 10 pieces7 How can
make him care for me-
UNHAPPY BEE.
Please your father and worry
Yourself TO pieces II YOU must. Moth
ing Is more repulsive TO n man than
girls love when he does not ask
for n. By thrusting your affection
az this man YOU cannot have his e
spect. much less mis- love. Try de-
veloping an intellect. II may stsrtle
the man into liking you If at the
same time YOU do not bother him
,-gsh ,-o.s- attentions
Dear Mrs. Thompson: I have been
with Young man and
suddenly he has stopped writing.
am afraid that maybe / offended him
in my last letter, but as I wrote last
do not care TO send another. Can
YOU please tell me way TO find out
what the trouble Is? He has one of
my pins and 1 want it. I am afraid
OF offending him IL ask for it. What
shall do?
BASHFCL ALICE.
The young man has found other
things more interesting than the COR
respondence. You may get a letter
later. Wait for it. AS for the pin,
you have been able to get along
without IL for a while and can longer
In three or four months. il you have
not heard from him. write and ask
for IL
Dear Mrs. Thompson; ! am nearly
IS and l have been corresponding with
a boy n little older I suppose I ought
not to think that l am in love at that
age. but do. and not being sure that
this boy really cares for me ! suffer
a great deal But l try not to let
anyone know how much I think OF
him. hide all the letters and read
them over and over when no one sees
me. Now this Is what / want to
ask: My mother found them when
she was cleaning the attic They
were in an old dolls trunk. She read
them out loud to me. and while she
only meant TO tease me. ! never suf
fersd over anything more. I did no.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-15
SOCIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The Ladies auxiliary 20 the Broth
e-ho1d % Railroad Trainmen viii en-
terrain az a dancing party az the
FAMILY theatre hall this evening,
s.r8~hie's orchestra will give the
dance program and the AFFAIR - Tor
the general public
The ladies % the Altar society OF
s.. IoFeph's church Will hold their
sewing tomorrow afternoon on the
third floor % the school house.
The LOYAL Bereans' class Of the
Memorial Christian church will serve
O. penny lunch tn the church parlors
saturday from 5 Co S O'Clock
The piano. violin aud expression
pupils uf Professor j. y. BerEquist.
Professor AiEcrt Aukcr and Miss Iva
Pcarre Will give q recital tomorrow
afternoon 90 4 o'clock In the August
ana college auditorium. az tho regu-
Jar meeting OF the Clcf club. The re-
e.tai .s open Co Che public.
Larrrtia Garfield tent No. .. DauEh-
ffrs % Veterans OF Moline. will give
an entertainment az Masonic temple.
Moline. tomorrow evening. The pro
-sam vlll Dc miscellaneous in charac-
f.- and small admission Zee will
fr charged Thr proceeds will be
used in entertaining the delegates TO
the state T.. A. r. convention In NO
ulr lu June. The AFFAIR Is for the
general public
The monthly coffee party % the
Ladies' asa society % the First Bap-
tisf church will be held az the home
90 Mrs. Belle Jones. 1901 Seventeenth
avenue. tomorrow afternoon. Mrs.
John TitferinEtnu. Mrs NJ +. Pethteli
and Mrs. Thomas Iourny will be the
assisting hostcsses-
Barbara Frietchle tent. Daughters
% Veterans. will meet In regular ses-
sion tomorrow evening IN Memorial
hall iu thr court house. Members are
asked Co attend.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-15

ence that she could not also learn by
observation It is youths right TO
receive letters the contents OF which
are scarce and private.
Dear Mrs Thompson; % II
boy and girl are engaged, should
either of them go with other com
pany?
90 Is it proper for boy who Is
engaged to sit and talk 20 another
girl in church when his lady friend
is with him.
THANK YOU.
% It is not customary, although
there would be nothing improper
Shout il. 1t is my personal view that
d boy and girl should not he engaged.
el young man should not ne
glect the girl he accompanies TO pay
attention TO another.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-15

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acf aorroareIrr rssrriaEe ~ BFrbFFt
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f1-a- fr ter Ffarfs bone. usr.sz
rf- course OF ere evening" che r1strT
ar ere brittle rr-h~ sraartf fa 81 rarrr
tar. wEfee vas placed on ttr roor.
rhr bag was o9eref arf a se1W-'shit-
.sf ear1- 1EF srt 90 BEE reeE vas ttrt
wien a.nF ~fhtoe ere ser1gerr-a
er tee rrrsErGerf OF tf.ss ffasslas
ans 500 Gr-E TIE date ~ ere mar
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E-ef. Formerly cf tkis eifv h.t raw
Of E~hrfeF Dakota rrEsfTs ff1rtta.
fl- era-e .-t Fer .1est schools aet Coz
ssE-r f.s eef.rEF coarse % f-rfreFt71
university rr- wrrF sfr eHrf
wear ago. where 90 6s ir 5as.rrss vita
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rrsfrraees vfu esu forth fr~ best
WISHES 90 tis uarr Uoes ts,aai
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-15
An Automobile Fort

ono % che latest inventions for sc-v-
tee 50 war times 10 called the war mo-
tor or movable fort IL can be opsr-
atr4 ~ a few men. ane wherever u
has been uFrd has always demonstrat-
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