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readily and embraced as soon as they
came into each others aura" Mr..
shorts. he said. was neither reticent nor
loquacious.
II was impressed with the idea" said
Mr.. Towns. "as We were going home that
Mr.. Shonts invited me to a friends
house for dinner. That vas the most
agreeable thing. We had lost our way.
we reached the Mayors house late. We
were hungry. I was thirsty. but Mr..
Shonts met Il good samaritan who re-
freshed Us. considered that progress
had been made and with a few delicate
touches here and there the thing would
be contaminated. They we're only half a
cent apart: the MAJOR had not set the
dogs ON us. We lett in peace. There
we're no garlands waved. but We left
bidding each other godspeed. AS far as
I could see. Mr.. Shonts vas working
for the people hat employed him. which
is the noblest thing a man can do as
long - he does not cross the line OF
morality"
And you were working for the people
tina, employed YOU"
II was limping behind Mr. Shonts."
says lie Wrote Mayors Letters.
As to the early ~nianpuvring prior 20
the -. James conference. Mr.. Towns
admitted that the Mayor might have
been In q better position to put a value
on his services and he added:
II became his secretary lunatico.
Lunatics from all over were writing him
letters about all sorts OF things. We
burned the midnight oil and spent hours
answering communications. Some wrote
in German verse and he turned them
over 10 me TO answer In verse. I wrote
letters to rat catchers. crazy bakers and
Italian BARRIERS. did IL all for Mr..
shon:s. Sometimes IL took US until I
~. NJ. answering letters. I did 1, TO keep
au TAFT. Any port is good In a storm"
Would u have been glad Ii you
had submitted a bill for s75o.000?'
That Is a psychological condition I
ain not capable Of imagining. l wouldn't
know hat TO do With it."
You mean II Mould not have been
honest"
at would have been a reflection on
the and all cunceined."
III would have been dishonest"
We'll. honesty is such n shos,ly thing
| am unable to define it."
But lawyers take large bonuses with.
out rendering - bill..'
~ am not ~ tina; class yet
Die you think you would be put on
the star Of the Marlborough
Well. that was one OF my midsummer
night dscalns.'
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Continued from First Pcoe.

ST. James. Also he had called at City
Hall after election TO pay his respects
as president OF the c.ty's most important
public utility.
HIS memory having been refreshed.
Mr.. honts also stated that on the way
to s.. James-the trip, by the way. was
ia the Shonts automobile and iot in a
buggy-;hey went twenty-five miles out
of their way II stopped az tho home VI
Edwin :. Hawicy at Babylon. an Inter-
borough director. Mr.. Saonts denied
.hs: 4, was through Mr.. Hawley tina, he
became the in~teroorougA read. II was
probably to consult Mr.. Ilawley, the Wit
ness said. as he presumed he also con-
ferred with Andrew Freedman, abou; the
Gaynor visit. Mr.. Hawley and Mr..
Freedman are dead.
MIR. Shonts's memory on the IIawley
stO.' WAS hazy. and Senate Thompson
TOOL occasion 10 state that !nasmuch as
this trip was one Of the mos. important
things Mr.. Shonts did In connection with
the extraordinary service for which the
lnterborough voted him a substantial
oonus,h his memory ough; 70 provide more
details.
Did Mr.. Freedman see Mayor Gayuor
after your VISIT asked Mr.. Moss.
81 don't think So Pres.deu; Shon.s
answered. My recollection is that Mr..
Freedman and Mayor Gaynor were rot
Oh good terms. 1 don't say that he did
not. but that is my best recollection
President Shorts went on 10 say that
Mr.. Gaynor his change OF
heart some months afterward. having
sen; at Mr.. shonis's suggestion Mr.. In
%gersoll. formerly chief engineer o: tne
New Haven railroad, and k!ngsley Mar
tin. An engineer. to the 1nterboTvugh
Offices 20 make a study OF the compary's
affairs relative 10 the subway contracts.
He judged from what he heard OF their
h. added. that they were working
on fair lines and he inferred tina. their
report was favorable 10 tho INTERIOR
ough's contention.
Was there any one else converted
from Il position OF anita gonisn 70 your
Iusi,.on.
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"My activity" Mr.. Town Ms went or
ic did most " the talking during his
examination, much TO tho delight OF the
crowded ROOM. Terminated In May. 1911.
After tia. ! neither gay. advice nor
was consulted. In January. 1871. I felt
aggri.V.d becaus" Of certain appoint
m.nts Mayor, GayAo made and never
spoke TO him afterward. know nothing
about The state OF his mind. except that
| know he liked 20 write letters.
81 think Mr.. Shonts was mistaken
about the date OF that meeting with
Mayor ,;aynor. ] am able to Tx the
date as April -. 1910. a SUNDAY"
Tell US how the meeting was ar
ranged
There had been previous attempts on
the part of Mayor Gaynor and Mr..
directly. They Mere afraid In trans
mission son. OF the force would be lost.
Thing had arrived at the point where
there WAS | per cent. margin over which
N" Mayor was haggling. II he could
secure that. lie thought II would be tie
best thing for the city.
AZ one time ne was SO inimical 10
the project that he threatened to Issue
s. bonds and sell them all over the
.ity 10 finauce tho subway. He Nas
Informed that II he did 'ha financial
powers would obs,ruct the mex: city
bond issue and ! never heard OF his
proposition TO sell IS bonds over the
counter after that"
you spok. TO both parties"
at would be better to say they spoke
20 me. \ meeting seemed TO be desired
II was nrst arranged that Mr.. Shonts
should >isi, the Mayor Al lis home. 90
Eighth avenue. brooklyn. but that
proved impractical and undesirable, and
hon ~ tArt-S uaG Hxal ttn,r Th.
Mayor was living there without any
m~enage--'
What's that" asked Senator Thomp-
son.
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Never Understood Mayor.

MI. '~iaynor,' tho witness related,
was sometimes serious and sometimes
not. He Wa Il gr.at aIin.rer ~ NJ.
Ptokutck. ana ] never knew whether h"
meant what lbs Language conveyed He
had reason TO feel outraged Iwaen he
Wrot. about 'damnable rascil!ti-s. be-
cause the fine curtra'. between II. city
and MIR. ShoutS had been muti.atcl
against the rity Interest,"
81 don't Ike u IA, it because of ms
profession, but IN this matter was
both Ganymede and M.rcur,.'
on the way home from IT. James,
continued Mr., Towns. getting back to
his iasorito topic. Mr.. shunts remarked
that the Mayor was II good walker.
THEY were like elective aniuItics."
said MI. Towns. they ,oal.sced very
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"Freddyman' is the name
Of a real live boy!
"~Freddyman' is also the
name Of a specially designed
suit that Freddyman's
mother suggested to us.
A wash mildly of strong
brown drill that Mothers buy
by the half dozen. Sizes 3l2
to 10. Price. Sl.50.
Other wash suits for boys,
including two brand new
styles a "Belted MILDLY"
and a Junior Norfolk
Moih,rS al" he especial, Q
'earn hat ~ sptf. II The Sca.c.', . i
fgE ms S.T'nq ne cor',r.c " ..
ante our 'rdsh goois for ias' c., n
as nc ARRAYS hare.
Everything men and boys
wear in the Springtime ready
now.
ROGERS PEEr COMPANY
Broadway Rroa;vay
at 18th St. 1.-THE a, 3:t7 ST
-Four
Broadway Corners" Firs Ay.,
at Warren So ',' y.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-01-01
GIVE CHURCH SQUARE
DEAL Is APPEAL FOR
GO-T0-CHURCH DAY

Tomorrow. The first Sunday in the
new year is the day which the united
churches Of Albuquerque have select
ed as to-to-ehurch sunday The ap-
pointment Of such a day stands as an
appeal TO the best that Is In men, ut a
time whom when that best naturally
comes to the surface. and propose
that the community rs such rally
about the one best institution which
II eontaius.
Two things are aimed at First, to
set Il great many people into services
Off worship many of them presuma-
bly, people who are not in the habit Of
attending such services. And Soc
ondly a. the ministers say. to give
the church a square deal In the
spirit ut utter unsefshncsS tho
churches and church people are on
tho Job three hundred and SixtN-liyc
days in the year in the work OF doing
good, tt surely is a bee ming thine
for the community to turn in with
these people II only on one Sunday
IN the year, 10y WHY Of acknowledg-
mCnt OF the debt which we all owe
them for their steadiast deviation Ia
the greatest interests of human life,
You place yourself under no obli-
cation by going to church tomorl ow,
though there 4 no hint intended that
YOU reed not or may not keep going
70 church the rest of the sundays Of
the wear
No particular church IS bidding for
your presence You are free to pick
your place of Worship. 1t will proba-
bly, be that church to which your
mother went The idea is TO iet IN
somewhere and thus pet your share
OF the benefit which is intended and
do your little part Ia making the OBJ
servancc ot the day success.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-01-01
valencia COUNTY
TEAMS WILL PLAY
A. B. c. TONIGHT
Quintet and Seytet viii Arrive
Today From Belen to Start
Stenographers Off on Their
1915 Schedule

The BusineSs college tonight will
enbafk on It's 1916 basketball schcd-
uls when The quintet and aeytr cp-
fesentins that institution go against
the Valencia county high school
t~'sms at the armory
The program viii open az clock
with the game between the girls
teams. Thir viii be followed by the
second half Of the double header be-
tween the boys teams The second
came Will close about 10 O'Clock and
from then until midnight there viii
be dancing. The nelen players VIII
stay for the dance
Word received yesterday by Man-
aRer J. r. Goodeii OF the Business
college left II uncertain whether the
HELEN teams would arrive this morn
ine hy train OF early this afternoon
by automobile Supi w Melvin
Fox sent tho linc-ups Of the Valen-
ia county tegms Yesterday
The tcamr will line 10 as follows.
Boyr..- ilelcn Forwards, Sachs and
Gerphe.de; center, Castillo. guards, S.
pa yideon and Baca substitute, W.
Davidson. Albuquerquc Forwards.
Ricketts, and Wilson, center Cham
bsra. guarde. Allen ana Olcson sub
stitutca zirhut. ieckwith and Hub
bell.
Girls lielcn Forwards Misses
Hagerford and Mallow, crnters.
Misses Stephenson and Hoffman,
guards Misses Knenebeck, fcBrun
ana Sccty Albuquerque Forwards.
MiepcA Wickham end klclnworth.
centera, Misses Mclaren ana Oleson;
guards. Misses iIaulc and sharp sub
stliutea Miss Hoylgn. Brown Dick.
ems and Nuodfattc
The officials A0d not been named
lsd nlghi
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-01-01
AUTOMOBILE DRIVER
is FINED BY POLICE
JUDGE: WILL APPEAL

iudsc CraiR ut the police court yos-
tcrday morning announced his de-
eisicn m the easr AGAINST /. \. Bcel.
charged With reckless drivine. He
fined hecbc sic The defendant
gave notice ot an appeal
according to- Harry MaoNed. com
plainant ugalnst Bcehe the latter
turned a "itN cerucr with his au-
tomobilc az Fttth street and Central
avenue several days ago and ran into
his motorrNclc damaging the ma
chime Beehe and other occupants
OF the automobile said. ON the con-
traf3, that Il Was the motorcycle that
TANNED the cal and that MacNeal
Was looking away AS hc approached
them
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-01-01
COMING Of NEW
YEAR FEATURED
BY LITTLE NOISE
However, the Advent Of 1916
Is Marked by More Merry
making Than Many Young
Years Have Seen Here,

The youthful 1916 deposed old 1915
with little noise in Albuquerque. The
whistles sounded as the last seconds OF
the last year passed and the minute
hand moved over into 1916. but the
blasts were kept up for only q few
minutes. This was accompanied by
desultory shooting which had entirely
subsidcd before 1916 was five minutes
old.
The new year witnessed gayer
scenes in the downtown cafes ana res
taurants than many new years have
At the Elks club the Sturges hotel
and the Alvarado hotel crowds made
lnerrN.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-01-01
VALENCIA COUNTY p1sNEItS
ARE TAXING No CHANCES

iielen. a. NJ. Dec. 81 The Valen-
uis county htRh sehooi basketball
teams intend 20 act even with the
teams from the Albuquerque business
rolleee ot the game that is to be
piayad st Albuquerque on New Years
night llfjghi and early Saturday
morning the Hclen tcams viii loave in
automobiles Tor All,uquerquc OF
COURSE the Delcn pluyets realize that
Goodrll hus been able 90 develop
GOOD teams in the past and they are
tahlns no chgpcrs and are trained
10 the minute both the boys ana
airls te,me have heen praetieing un-
der the direction OF Mr foX prnci.
pai oi the Valencia county hIgh
shhool Mrs FOX Nill chaperon the
glris
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-01-01
MORAN ACCEPTS
TERMS FOR BOUT WITH
CHAMPION WILLARD

NoW UfleanH, Dec 81 Tommy
burils, local fiRht promoter. today
received q telegram from Frank Mo-
fnh IN New York City accepting
'efme Eurns offered him for TWEEN.
ip-ronnd heavyweight championship
iieht with Jrka willard in New or
lranr, March I OF s After the pro-
inaters and Willard's manager de-
elarcd the Nillafd-Fuhon fleht ~.
ranged fof this city March 4 Was off.
bufna wired Moran offering him
" 500 flat for match with the
champion provided Moran defeats
jim toftcf In their bout in New YORK,
IAnnnr.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-01-01

Mrs. Lille lsenDerg. wife of t. NJ
Isenterg, died at 10 o'clock last night
at the family home, 3l0 South Edith
street. The FAMILY had been here
nearly nine months, having come
from Morristown, Tenn. where Mr.
lsenberg was a business man The
husband and six children survive
All live here, two daughters being
students at the University of New
Mexico. c. T French will have
charge of the funeral. Funeral ar
rangcments had not been made last
night
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-01-01
MO RE CHARGES
MADE BY MAYOR
AGAINST kLE IN
City Executive Gives Copy to.
Chief Of Police Who Serves
Il Upon Removed Head Of
Fire Department.

The accusations contained In MAYOR
lI0atrlghts statement To the council
Of HIS removal OF Chief Jacob Klein
are not The only charles confronting
him This becumr known positively
Last night when Chi.f Thomas McMil.
lin served upon chief Klein copy of
additional charges made hy Mayor
Hdatrlght The mayor guve the pa
ioia to the chief OF police yesterday
afternoon but he was unnhle To Ect
service until last nighi As chief Klein
was out hunting
The mayor intimated al the last
council meeting that further charges
might be made by him Asked by a
member of the council whether his
communication. relative to the remov-
al of Chiet Klein contained the
charges, Mr. noatreht said those and
others that might hr preferred would
constitute ih" allegations upon which
the hearing was 10 he hasod
Recommended Unfit Men"
4 city ordinance requires that two
DAYS notice be aiven a city officer of
charges against him The hearing Il.
set for next Monday night Immediate.
IS following the council meeting
mayor alleges that chief Klein per-
mitied incompetent and Inexperienced
persons 10 br employed aud remain IN
the service at the fire Department and
that he recommended unfit aud n.
efficient men TO the fire committee
for smploN mont
Ihr mayor asserts Chet Klein tall
I'd TO instruct tircmen IN their duties
"a the manner required ny the rules
uf the department, aud AS demanded
for the good of the fire service.
The mayor alleges that excessive
Crinking Of Intoxicating liquors has
hren permitted among members ul
The department. that liquor has been
yeeretcd about the tire stations by
members oi the department.. and that
ChiH Klein permitted unOecomng
conduct hN members 1T the dep
ment
tharGcs in>ubor,linatiou.
Further ul,caation is made 10y the
mayor that he was guilty OF insu oor.
dnaNou toward hlm. saving hc die
not remove an oneins driver Wher
vskcd tu make the change la che
maNor The m4Nor SAYS the drNci
0ae incompetent
Here is on excerpt irom th'
,hAtRes
That property owners ot the sai6
ciN ot Albuquerque have suffrfcs
great loss and injury by reason ai hh
negligence tafclessncsv. ncompcten
cv and unlitre.s ls chief al said tii'
department IN this thai the insnr
ance rates top tr, insurance IN tn,
business district of aaid city have
heer luctonrrd because OF the iuctft
cicncv oi the said iirr department %
eaid cit,
That the cliy Of Albuquerque ha!
suffered great loss aud injury b,
treason W his tarslcssfcss. ucglirencr
Incompetence and unfitness as suci
lire chief D, permitting mefiieient
inexperienced unfit apd incompeteu
men 20 drive manage control an,
operate the fne motor trucss ana fir.
engines az said tire department
According o. tae mayors brlief
Chicf Klein made private usr uf th'
/ chicfs automobile
ltuttlc-s t.ei- >lslprN
Mayor HaatuRht YESTERDAY slsne,
Chief = 4 8urtiess' check tor htth
more than three Weelis service A
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-01-01
CITED FOR SPEEDING
AND FINED IN LESS
THAN A HALF HOUR

The moeted slo~ness Of the wheels
of justice was not apparent in the
case Of Z. H. Crawford Crawford.
who is an automobile driver, was cit
ed before Polce Judge Craig, pleaded
guilty aud was fined. all in less than
thirty minutes He paid the fine,
$40.
Chief McMillin saw Crawford
streak past Second street on Central
avenue. tie said the ear was eoing
at nearly a thirty-mile clip. Craw-
ford said he had been up all night.
that he was sleepy and was not
watching his specdoineter
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-01-01
Women OF scdcntary Habit,:

Women who get hut little exercise
ale likely 70 he troubled with eonsti-
patton and Indigestion and viii find
Chamberlain's Tablets highly benefic-
ial Not so good as a three or four
mile walk every day. but very much
better than TO allow the bowels TO re-
main IN a constipated condition They
are easy and pleasant To take and
most agreeable in effect Obtainahie
tsrgY.+Vsh4ra
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-01-01
". c. Deer.

w. c. Deer died yesterday at his
room on the mesa He had been here
two and one-hah years \ mother
and brother, who live in Oklahoma.
survive The mother returned homo
Il few days ago. after VISITING him.
not believing him TO be in dangerous
The body was taken to
c. r. French's undertaking rooms
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-01-01
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.


Paulo Lobato, SO years old, died
yesterday at his home north of Old
Albuquerque. He WIS ranchcr. He
had been i'll nine days. The body was
taken to Fred Crollott's undertaking.
rooms.
uneral arrangements had not been
made last night. The S. N. NJ. d. NJ.
+. No. | will have charge.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-01-01

Santa Fe, Dec. 31.--Don Chacon of
canjilon, Rio Arriba county. saw to-
day for the first time in many years
.Dr. Tannus of Santa Fe removed a
cataract from his right eye ana today
macon was permitted to take look
at the world, which he said. seemed
very strange to him Later the cata-
ract on the left eye is to be operat-
ed uDOn
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-01-01
Ius2nl2rAkFAS1fs'1;;}1lY ~
~ fG<1 fEG<1oGf,7ESss@y2 Gf7ES - III
lS:2 pY GEGRGE e. pHkrggy5
PITCHING AVERAGES.

Although In Winter when the snow is
prone TO flake and fall
! love 10 reed lot of dope about the
game nf ball.
column Of statistics always makes me
deathly sick
Tor they remind me- Of the tine studied
'rithmetie.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-01-01

Nedical experts tell ug that an
athlete suffers from enhancement OF
the heart but they never can say
the same about baseball magpates.
t"iumhia'. football ha. come bncL
after n insoft of ten years. Nn,e's
football hBs had y lHyoff ever since
Hnugbtos started coschisg liar
snrd. and there isn't sIsn OF
comebhcL.
u may he frne. ss jim Corbctt
repeats. TINT Tom towlrr IL n com-
ing chRf-rioa, hut there 4. ~ .usvI.
"ion that be viii he long timc
coming.
The conference profs are not the
first TO start var against baseball
Charley Murphy started il several
years 3go.
Various experts have been Ina the
habit Of telling us that walter
Johnson fell down last season. STA.
ilatics show that Walter could have
fallen down . few more kilometers
aud stu be on top.
"ihe bis bum.r said ihr fan. COM
m~"tinE ON Walter johnson after
tLs game. THEY G0t three hits off
hiMi''
4 bantsmueiRht titI~ isa't much
10 fight about. hut eRir ~ bnn-
tams do more nRhting In . round
.ul. ..f al. - u.
year.
kid Williams. We understand, stnl
II haptamweighi champion The
fact that ne Is not q bantamwtfghl
- q mere tflfie
"Mho Ia that bls fciiowf" asked
the iittis 20O-pound football player,
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-01-01

FOR RENT-Room. s5x5D. facing
alley In business section. suitable for
plumbing or tin shop, or storage;
heat and wate Included. Apply this
office
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-01-01

Harry wills is said 10 he one OF
the best h-s,yveights OF fhe pres
ent day. Northwestern IN said to
have owe of The best football teams
Of tDt5 in Evanston.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-01-01

head ot the fire department Alder
man George H. Hammond approved
The tire department pay roll, but after
iusnting the word acting .hcfore
Chict EurtlcsS title. Alderman G.. G.
Schcer as chairman Of the finance
committee had previously refused to
approve tic pay roll eayMs hc did
not believe it wonld bc riGht for him
10 do So until The council had taken
action in the ease.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-01-01

W. S~o ''NO NV NoF ! ~
SlONS ON THE INDIANS.
| like tn see a baseball team all active
and aggressive,
Although It's youthful fighting blood has
~ often grown excessive;
4 fighting team Is better, though II tends
10 rowdyism.
Than one that plays as Il Il has case
Of fheumstlsm
After considering what has hap.
pened 60 me origilial Inhabitants OF
Anetiel we onn teali2h Why tha
Cleveland club is called the Indians
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-01-01

Medical experts tell ny that an
athlete suffers from enlargement OF
the heart hut thcN never can say
the same about baseball magpates.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-01-01

los Angeles. n.S 1i.-John roe
rrT, hreAdcnt OF the Los Angeles
coaHt lcaene baseball club. said today
Il Wat practically certain that Prank
chance. former leader Of the Chicaeo
National league club would beeome
manager ot the Los Angeles tenn
chanco sid he would announce his
decision Monduy
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-01-01

We den'i believe the rumtr that
'omiskes has his eye On nry Chap
nam. Uuck Weaver IL conceded ta
bt the best shOrfuop Ia ,sude vile.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-01-01

v'ATrrp-~clsau cotton rass At ,hs Jour.
ual otrSe
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-01-01

Buy from the
est market in
Mexico "a n q
fresh goods at s
Is reduced PR
All shipments d
out same day
ALL GOODS III
Illustrated go
two hundref
ficies Euc'
home vii
IL lOU
from Al
ford 10
Write 20
ting youi
ed about
CASTll
Bsx 5fB
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-01-01

Mayor Naairight YESTERDAY signed
Chief 4 8urtiess' check tor little
more than three weeGs service as
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-01-01

The conference profs are not the
first 10 start var against baseball.
Charley Murphy started il several
years AgO
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-01-01

Ten committees were appointed at
Ter the 18th Of the month ono OF
these was Tor the purpose of getting
in touch with baseball chts three
were Ter the purpose of working out
a new edition of luerature which The
chamber WITH issue soon and the re-
mainder were appointed for the cat
tlenens convention. In addition.
there were the regular weekly COM
mittecs uf ten which rendered Vuua-
hle assistance a. the club, iucludink
he holding OF meetings in the farm
ing districts To arouse interest in tho
county agent proposition.
Plans for the work on the conven-
tion We're worked out during the
month These include sending cut
personal letters TO some 5000 cattle
men OF the state every week begin
ming January 5. until III, time for the
convention. and the furnNeing To the
newspapers of the south 'fe4kly
news stories Of the tonvd
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-01-01

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i'uiu
l,o
4, th.
an
acsat
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