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English and one French. All this
time the battery viii be commanded
Ply French battery commander, who
hitherto has never seen British gun
ners only when the battery consists
OF four English guns will British of.
hcer take command of 1t, Until then
he VIII remain as long as necessary
receiving with his British gunners.
Indications and Instructions with re-
gard to the country drawn from the
experience of the French gunners.
who have held the position since No
vember, 1914. Only one man can com
mand battery of four guns, and that
is always the man who has been long.
est on the spot, without respect to
nationality or seniority
Il need not tell you that the French
are most agreeable comrades. and our
men will be genuinely sorry when
they leave us. In the meantime moth
ing could be better than the instruc
ton given to our gunners, who are
SIN inexperienced Twelve of m,
sixteen batteries are now subject tt
] The conditions / have described"
a a a a
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{. w. SMITH
TOnOpata Studio

Portrait and Scenic Work. Anything
Photographic. we can do It. Special
midsummer prices. Cutting Bldg.
Main st., TonOpah. New.
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POLISH UNIVERSITY
PLANNED FOR WARSAW
GERMAN AUTHORITIES AGREE TO
PROPOSAL MADE BY COM
MlTTEE or CITIZENS

WARSAW. Poland, Sept 30 Less
than q month after the occupation Of
Warsaw by the Germans, plans have
been an but completed for the crea.
ton OF Polish university, designed
10 attract the young Poles who here
tofore have always sought foreign in
sutuuons OF learning because they
would not OF could not attend the old
Russian university here,
The German authorities have read
lily agreed TO the proposal Of The eiti.
zens committee which Is now con
ducttnE the eitys affairs. allowing the
return to Warsaw Of Poles who are
now in foreign countries This IN.
lcludes students Of an ages, Mean
while il is arranged for all education
al institutions up 70 the university q
omen on schedule time
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NOTICE OF DIVIDEND

AT meeting of the Board of Direc-
tors of the Tonopah Mining Company
OF Nevada, held this day, regular
quarterly dividend OF Is per cent was
declared, payable October 2lst, 1915
to stockholders of record at O'Clock
p. m, September 30th, 1915. Trans
fer books will close at O'Clock p m.
September Goth, and open at 10
O'Clock a. m, October 8th.
(Signed) G. A. HIGBEE, Secretary
Philadelphia, Pa, Sept %, 1915.
AdvS25tG
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Subscribe for The BONANZA.
ASSESsMENT NOTICE
oNopNu GNPsN a. ZEN MINING
COMPANY


-l,oeati6n ~ principal place 81 bAS
inass ana location OF works, Iuuopahs
Nve County, Nevada
meeting Of the board ~ directors held
ON the gard day af September lAla' Ah
assessment tNo Of one tll cent per
share was levied upon the capital stock
0t the corporation, payable immediately
IN United states gold COIN, To the sec
retarv. AZ tha office nf THE Company
Room 2G5 RUSS Ruilding san tfan-
cisco california
ANY stock upon which this assess
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fore win Ice sold on Monday the Nv
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lInquent assessment together VIII tut
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ANNUAL MEETING

Notice is hereby given that the an
nual meeting of the stockholders Of
the Bullfrog Goldfield Railroad com
pany will be held at the office of the
company in Goldfeld. Nevada. on
Wednesday. October 9Th, 1915. at 10
O'Clock a. M for the purpose of elect
ing directors and transacting such
other business as may regularly come
before the meeting.
Dated September 4, 1915.
w. II. COMSTOCK,
Secretary Bullfrog Goldfield Rail
road Co.
AdvS10t2O
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RHODES SCHOLARSHIP

Six men win try fer the Rhodes
scholarships when the examinations
sfe held at Reno October and 3
This scholarship is the mecca Of many
Young men who earn their own way
through college and, as Nevada has
as many to offer TO the students as
the deusely populated stetes of the
east, the examinations are particular
y attractive because of the small
amount Of competition the men have
% face.
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Yesterdays Games

Classified ads IN the Bonanza will
reach the homes OF all In Touopah
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

On and after September /, 1915, the
firm of jenkins & Hand Motor Car Co
will be discontinued All bills either
due the firm or by them, are now due
and payable at the Tonopah supply
Co. offices.
JENKINS & HAND MOTOR CAR
co S24tl0
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Opens Assay Office
By "FIop''

r. b. Kidd the pioneer assayer Of
Tonopah, wishes to inform his old
patrons and the public, that he has
opened custom assay office at the
office of the Tonopah Midway Min
ing company; all work win be guar
anteed; and he will make controls
a specially Phone 1872
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-08
Liner
Rochambedu
on Fire
Boat Which Sailed From New
York Saturday With III
Cabin Passengers Running
for Halifax.
TBy EvenInr Herald i.eaaed wIr,I

New York. Nov. s.--The French
line steamship Rochambeau has a fire
la tho reserve coal bunker. according
To a message received nt the French
line offices today.
The message from the captain
stated that the itochambeau ~ not In
danger bpt has turned toward Halifax
and that the fire Is being fought with
all facilities
The message received al the French
line here read:
Fire In reserve coal bunker amid
ships. Fighting fire and have turned
toward Halifax Hope to put 1t out.
Am In no danger az all"
Paul Faguot. general agent Of tho
line here. said II II we're found nec-
essay to take the ship into Hallfax
she should roach there late tonight or
tomorrow
The Roohambeau sailed from this
port for bordeaux last Saturday with
III passengers in the cabins and $50
IN the Etceragc. She carried full
cargo OF general merchandise. Her
first cabin passenger list contains
French names almost exclusively
The Nochamheau was built at So
Nazairc. France. In 1871. u Is ssS
feet long, 60 feet beam and 80 feet
deep. Her register Is I2.G7S tons
gross.
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Didn't Even Know There Was
a Matter Of Possible Serious
Controversy Between Two
Nations.
THIRTY-FIVE POINTS
TREATED IN NOTE
Our Shippers Notified to Seek
Redress Through State De-
partment Rather I an
Through Prize Courts.

London. NuV. G2.95 D. mD-
Nutwuhstlndiug the forecasts of the
American note to Great Britain which
which had acDu sent irum Washine
ton by spond,uts of the British
press. surprise is the predominant
tom, ot the majority ui the British
newspapers 100 their comment ou tho
document. Tn, country has been too
deeply wrapped up Iu the cuu-id,rH-
tiuU uf Uuprc-.Iug European problems
duU,ug the past few weeks Goo give
much attention Co American opinion,
and apparently 10 was mot aware that
Ihu treatment uf American ahlpuiug
might furnish ground tor serious
controversy between the two govern
mcuts.
The American note upon cur in
reference with neutral trade. says
.hy rau Mall Gazette. will uc ro" Il
with some surprise iu this country.
While the duty ut every power tu
keep riai'Hut guard over these inter-
ysts uI u,a own commerce will bc free
ll recognized, % must ho felt that the
United states scarcely prapu.cs with
thy realities uf the situation created
In thc first place by the lace uf wac
and bon tho second los the ormnality
uf German practices lp some pas
aEps the NOT, seems to invoke the au-
thlrity of International law. as it its
problems could bee uuully settled Tor
ON, beiIrercut without reference To
the duiuss cot the other That is Il
view utterly luppliouulc u the world
Dl things us they are. u is impossible
tu deal with questions arising between
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-08
LONDON NEWSPAPERS AMAZED THAT
UNITED STATES SHOULD OBJECT TO
INTERFERENCE WITH NEUTRAL TRADE
I Today' S w ar
Summary

sinking or the German pro-
te"tcti cruiser Indinc at a.Gs2
tous hN submarine IN tho HaI-
~" Yesterday. wa. officially an
nounccd today ~ Berlin. Nearly
all the crew nf the cruiser. which
had complement of e75 mri,
were saved.
The TcutOniC forces in serbia
have made further progress u,
capturing the CitN of kru-,Nuc. IN
central serbia. about RrtN mllc,
northwest at Ni-h Win the fnll
at kru~c,Hc. what l. said to he
the only ur-Cnni that was left to
the Scrhians has PASSED Into ht--
tile hands.
Two German submarine At
tackled a. 4 sunk the British ann
cd mcr, hantnnn Taru iu the east
crn Mediterranean la~t FRIDAY
with the prohahir los of thirtN-
four mcmhorl at the crew, IL was
officially announced IN London
today.
The French are ccntir'hng To-
pres their advance into bulgaria
northeast oe ~trumit-1. lSritl~h
contingent aiding them. u ~Hiunild
dispatch states. hut dincultic- of
the terrain make tn ~ .l'ts-.
slow. Likewise. Parts adViyce de-
clare the Ircuch forces are fol-
lowing up their -uCcC--C- north
of prilip. witcr" y uiatlou with
the ScrhiGus on the iialuna
range r. said to hc imminent.
On the cNtrcmc west or the
Hnlhan front the Muutcncgriu-
claim Ia he holding the NuSiriHn-
near GrahaNo. innicting severe
ln~~c- upon them la desperate
battles.
The intention Of Rumarin 80
rcmniu neutral tor the present T.
emphasized in dispatches from
Tuchatc-t ill mcmbcrS of par
llamcnt with whom Premier IRA
tiauo has consulted have told
him thcy consider the govern
mcut'- course 40 TAR correct, IL T.
declared. Dcridc,lly cucrgctl,
action h, tho entente allies to open
M communications In the l;alkan-
viii De- necessary e. move ltu-
mania In thcir favor, the adNics'~
H. liCatc.
On tho Gallipoii peninsula the
Turks Cinim that their artillery
successfully attacked another nl-
He'd transport aud q torpedo
boat. sctiiug tire transport ON
Hrc. Nn attack on the Turkish
Iinc~ near Scddul nahr wis r"-
pulsed. Il l. declared
There hns been u ccs~atior ~
activity un the western front, a'-
cnrdiug to the official statement
FROM Paris, which j. notably
brief. dcolnring nothing has o.
CURED to make nn addition to
last nights statement r'cv-~nrN.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-08
AMERICANS IN CNNNNEN Will
NOT TRY To COME orr

Douglas. Ariz.. Nov. Mexicaus
arriving this morning from Cananca
reported that when ther lcf Cananca
last night everything was qulet. al
though many villa soldiers we're
there. The sixty Americans stiIl In
'annnea had not been moies ed. and
i'el snf". They viii not attempt 10
como out under present conditions
Feorr" g. 'orothers. special agent
of the state department. arrived this
morning from ~ Pasn ana imucii-
aloly got into communication win
American Consul Simpich at Nosnles
regarding tho report that the Yaqui
indian garrison 0' Nornlca viii go
over to Carronza today
40 moe rolnrnrocmonts are oVpe.f
cd for Aqua pr'ctn. Ohreron b. ap.
parontlv making mo- effort IN bcrIn
an offensive campaign
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-08
SECOND FIRE WITHIN 4
WEEK BELIEVED tNCENDIARY

New York. Nov s.-The Rochnm-
beau Is the second steamship within
week bound from New York for
Europe 10 catch fire and head for
Halifax Tho British steamer RD
Lagos. from New York to Queens
town with "a cargo of sugar for the
British commission. caught fire 500
miles south of Halifnx un Thursday
last and pul into Halifax late The next
day with flames pouring from one
hold
Captain Rell of the Rio I.agcs stated
that the fire on his ship undoubtedly
had been caused by an inccndiafy
bomb placed In q sugar bag The Rio
Lagos had been loaded al Yonkers.
y. Y.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-08
Quotes Significant Verses From
Thirty-third Chapter of
Ezekiel in Letter to Seth
Low.
KIToHIN WILL OPPOSE
PLAN IN HOUSE
Democratic Leader Says He's
Against Program as Indi-
vidual; Thinks Majority
Will Approve.

ihy Evening Herald l4oaaHd Win
Washington, Nov. S. President
Wilson finds support In the Scrip
lures Tor his policy of national
defense ana in "A letter TO Seth
Low. who wrote the president
commeuding his Manhattan club
speech, quotes verses from the
thirty-third chapter OF Ezekiel.
In the letter made public today
at the White House the president
said:
n am particularly gratified
that Won should so fully concur In
the position I took in my speech
at the Manhattan club. There II
quotation from Ezekiel which
/ have had very much In my mind
recently In connection with these
important matters. II ~ the sec
ond third. fourth. fifth and sixth
verses of chapter thirty three:
=. son OF man, speak ia the
children OF Thy peopi-, ana say
unto them. when { bring the
sword upon land. " the people
OF the land take man of their
coasts and set him for their
watchman,
3. H. when he seeth the
sword come upon the land he
blow ana warn the people;
a. Then. whatsoever hear
9th the sound of the trumpet and
tnkcth not warning. II the sword
come ana take him away. his
blood shall Re upon his own head.
%. lie heard the sound of
the trumpet and took not warn
Ing. his blood shall be upon him;
but he that taketh warning shall
deliver his soul
g. But IL the watchman
seeth the sword come, and blow
not the trumpet, and the people
be not warned. II the sword come
ana take away any person from
among them, he is taken away in
his iniquity. but his blood will
require at the watchman's
hand.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-08
JAUNDICED HUERTA REPORTED
GROWING BErTIsIl TODAY

FL Paso. Tex. Nov S-The condi.
tlon of General Victoriano Huerta.
who In III Of iaundice "a. his homo
here, was much improved this morn b.
ing. according 70 his physician. Dr.
NJ. =. Schuster.
General Huerta was recently re-
moved To his home from Foot Bliss
whore he was under guard OF the
United states marshal for this distric.
pending action OF the grand jury at
san Antonio upon allegations of con
spirncy to violate the neutrality of
the United states. upon which ne was
arrested last summer.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-08
Nation S Corn
Crop Is Worth
= Billions
Three Billion Bushels of Grain
Second in Bulk to 1912
Crop and Worth Far More
Money.


Washington. Nov. THE ma
tion's corn crop this year was the
mos. valuable ever grown. Based
on prices paid farmer November
first. ii ls worth nearly two Bill
lion rs-f1.9t3.0e5.0OO IN cX-
act hgureg. In size, q "a second
only 20 the rccor. crop OF 1919.
The production was 1850 10000
bushels or 80 000 less than the
countrys previous biggest corn
crop
In a statement the board Of
estimates said:
The preliminary estimate OF corn
production. is 8.0aO.OO0. geo bushels
This D. about G5 .000. 600 bushels more
than forecns. In the October I report
ana reflects tho generally favorable
character Of tho month Of October i1
maturing crop. The estimate of pro-
duction is nearly iG per cent larger
than las. years crop. aud ~ per cont
larger than the average yearly pro-
duction 81 the preceding I've ye1rn
I'm only one other year has the esii-
mHtc of corn production exceeded
,3.Go000n. 600 nughels, namely n 1919
whom o. reached about $4,000. 600
more than his gears crop estimate.
9TH" increase in corn productiu1 g.
most marked In the southern states
The crop is especially short ana OF
poor quality in the area included In
Mirhiutn Wisrons.n. Minnesota Iowa
AMI Norih Dakotn.
Although the corn crop bulk o.
large, the quality is unusually poor In
o Il
northern states where the crop was
caught in tho mills or dough state hv
au early freeze causing much ligh
chanv Grain Therefore tho actual
feeding value Of tho crop IL probahl.
lcsr than the production nguros Of
bushels. considering alone would in
dictate In the southern sintes. how
ever. d." quality of he crop o. rca-
orally above average"
Estimates of production of tho
principal crops were 1nuonncad bv
fho department 90 agriculture ns fol
lows.
corn. 5000. 500 600.
Bucl,whoat. fg.alu.0U0.
Pot3toor 500 .e53 400
Swco. potatoes SO ESQ 0OO
Tobacco. i.o5O.025.0Oo
Fl1vHccd. 1s.tiG.OOU
Pears 1t21Go00.
Apples. 7GG7O.OUO
Sugar hcets. C.15g.OOO.
other "details 81 the crops arc.
'orn-StocSs on farms November
ist. 9G.00q. 900
Weight per measured hushol
Wheat $40: oats 32 %: barley. iT.t
Acre yiell-Corn aN3. hurkvhopt
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-08
WHITL0CK WILL SAIL
FOR AMERICA FROM
ROTTERDAM TOMORROW

The Hague, Nov s. CVia London
e.lO y. M Brand Whitlock. Amer
lean minister TO Belgium. who arrived
nt TT" Hague yesterday on his way Ia
the United Sta'ef on leave of absence.
VIII go 20 Rotterdam tomorrow
whence he will sail for New York on
the steamship Ryndam. Mr. Whit
lock s1id his departure from Belgium
was IN no way connected with his ef-
for's 10 delay the exception Of Miss
Edth Covcll. nor with any political
question.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-08
SIXTY AMERICANS AND 25It
CNSfiS or CARTRIDGES AnOAI.n

There are about sixty Americans
aboard the Rochamheau. according Ia
Information at the French line here.
Included In the steamers cargo
were 2.5il cases of cartridges. one
case OF cartridge cases, twenty cases
Of guns i00 bales of cotton waste:
30 bales Of cotton linters. four moNcs
of automobiles 25i flusks OF quick %
silver and a number ~ cases of aero
plane equipment \ considerable pof-
ton ot the cargo consisted OF iron.
steel brass rods and copper ana steel
wire.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-08
Albuquerque Will Go On
Record TOMORROW in FAVOR
of Efficient Charity Work

Albuquerque will Il
~ n,dns the charity Wort of Is city Knowing albuquerque
they do the workers
it'S tho Christian
'cut that no
the assIslntion T. fic con scar
Albuquerque q \
equal of
of
held tic
s Ia our burden
Il us " can
= vs. for the
the
We q
The task Charities \ y
f d-toc and committees o W fker ssigucl each
With u h
GcultS an the
The Albuquerque and
are
asked aud cNpcetcd
You determine gixe
call "a
al { viii
90 n gone your limit
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-08

Douglas. Arlz. Nov. S.-Malor Cen
eral Frederick Funston left this
morning for Nogales Arizona whore.
nccording 60 official adyices. the Villa
garrison M the Mexican town Just
across .he border. On the verge Of
transferring its allegiance TO General
Caranza. General villa Is reported
On route To that place from Naco.
Sonora. while General Manuel Dieg-
ucz. commanding n Carranza force,
said to number 70o0. Is making hi.s
way north from Mnnanillo.
Much uncusinoss prevailed ilsi
night among American ana Mexican
army Officials General Funston
stated today. however. that no Amer
jean troops have been ordered to No
gales, Arizona. as yet
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-08
RANDALL DENIES HE Is
ABOUT TO QUIT VILLA

Nogalcs. Ariz.. Nov. S-Carlos Ran
dall villa governor of Sonora. denied
Today that ho intended to transfer
his allcgIance to Carranza
C1rranza Agents. however. were
active among members nf the villa
garrison ne Nogales. sonora. just
across the border.
Two weeks provisions were brought
80 tho Mexican town today by hun
dred villa soldiers from Naco. sonora.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-08
DENIES NoGNIES GARRISoN
u ABOUT To DESERT

Douglas. Ariz Nov Sin n teIe-
phone message from Nogales. Ia "a
fricnd here at noon today. Carlos RAN
dall. Maytorena's successor as gov
ornor of Sonora. said there was no
uu'h In the report that NoeaIes gar
rison was going 10 Join Carranza. and
added That Villas army Is still al
Villa Verde getting supplies.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-08
MAJORITY LEADER KITCHIN
WILL OPPOSE DEFENSE PLAN

Washington. Nov. --Representa-
tive Claude Kitchin, Democratic lead
.er OF the house, told President wilson
today after long conference with
him that he could not support the ad-
minisiration's program for national
defense and that he would oppose she
program In "a per onni capacity only
ana not as amejofty leader
Mr. kitchin was with the president
Continued ON Page Two.)
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In Spite Of Vigorous Denials
From Villa Officials 1t Ap-
pears Bandits Adherents
Are Ready to Quit.
CARRANZA SOLDIERS
LOOT COAST CITY
Manzanilla Stores and Shops
Robbed on Wholesale Scale
by Twelve Hundred Soldiers
of New President.

Nogalce, Ariz., Nov. S.-Torty mon
Of the villa garrison at Nogales. SON
orn, just across the border left there
today TO Join the Carrauza garrison
commanded by General T.. Elias cal
les at Aqua Prie.a.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-08

Tokyo. Nov. S.--'rhc JaUanc~c
steamer NnsaLuni Mnru Wds on H.
WAY Ia Saionili when IL wa sunk
hN u German submarine rear Gib-
rnltar "Wednesday. II had been
chartered by the British govern
mpnt
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-08
Nish Railway, Chief Objective
of Campaign, Now Complete
ly in Their Hands; Circle
Rapidly Contracts.
OTHER WAR ZONES QUIET
SAVE FOR RIGA FRONT
Greek Crisis Temporarily
Passed Without Advantage
to Entente Allies; Ruman-
las Neutrality Unbroken.

lBy Evening Herald Leases vircl
London. Nov. \. u2;tO y. m.)-
The steamship Moolwirh OF I.on-
don, 1855 tons gross. hns hccn
sunk. Her crew was saved.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-08

I"rlin, Nov. y, Nia London
i'05 y. m)-t'crmnn troops. after
lNrlN nglu. occupied Ircurli
shell crater In the No.gcs region.
capture Cf position uf trrrph
nu the llllgcniir~t nl~u h. reported
in todaN'- official statement ~
Ccrmnn army headquarters on
operations Ia the western thcatcr
Ut the war.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-08

Inndnu, Nov \, C.:tO y. my
III" Evening News puhli hr~
dispatch from The Hague .nNu.I
ihnt the Hcrlin Norwacri- has
h""n suppressed temporarily.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-08

men and children were Injured. &C.
coding To the steamship officers.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-08

Tho Norwacrts II one of the
hhding ~ocinli-t newspapers oi
Germany aud u the organ at the
No'iai-Dcmorrntir party. u has
been iu collision with the GOVERN.
hi'nt ou several uNcH-ior aud
twice previously during the war
wnS suspended temporarily.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-08

mcpts Of Importance ON the o'hcr
fronts.
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