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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-30
YPSILANTI

Members of the Epworth league
viii motor 20 the Old People Homo
In Chelsea this evening 10 give q
program for the MEMBER
The marriage % Mas Orpha Naom.
Davis. daughter u Ms. Car : Ia-
Wis, OF south Huruu--t.. 20 owen \ .-
led Thursday esening ia the home
Of the bride DR. - Lesson .fa-
clAtinK- Ths -hr-de NAz at1ez.dnd L.
the Misses Emilee Davis and Grace
By Freeman Davis Little Winnna
Austin was ring bearer Nr. and
Mrs. Riley VIII be az home az So
$50 West Iallistsr-ave.. Detroit. af-
James Stobie. of London Ont. !s
Preparing TO move 20 Spruai-zt
Miss Neva Green. daughter q Mra
Ada Green IL the new sJlOlst ln tha
TIE W .. 7. L. VIII picnic Tues
day afternoon IN Pr0spcct Park Tn
Willis and p"rbyEhire Union ard enc
county president. Mrs Frederick r
Perkins & Ann Arbor w.lI Do pras-
ent S9od program .s being pre-
pared. which will prccede bake.
Prof w.or.sr rearce viii pc ore
I % tho judges this evening - a..
/ boys silver media contest wfHa
/ 20 BE- gwen under th. 4u-fIrfs 20 tho
( Wills and Dcrhysl.re So
IN the Friends church. near Wfu.s
and Mrs Howard Tripp VIII .1tr.
( sunday IN Graylns where Mr. Tr.r.
| 10 stationed Win TIE signal ror
The Washtenaw County assoc.
ton of Christian Er1-aEp~ <u,frf ...
VII mold a two-days ssssIon Jul, 3.
% in the Friends church
Mrs. Max Gordon returned Thur
day from visit In Detroit
Or 7. w. Patton AMI children an.
Nr, and Mira Andrew !'-.s-f-- -',-i f----
\ ily are IN Aimunt. whore tfr. yys--
TO attend family reunion
The following YpsiiantIans in Oh.
e,a,s o. grad yates IN tts University
/ or Michigan pursuing re-earsn wprs
IN the graduate COllcgt have been
awarded degrees ty rho board ID
reg@nts Prof Arthur GntrfrId Efirk.
7 Prycr degree ~ public 7aaltr
\ special meeting ~ fHc .omuor
CounrI viii be held Thlrsday even
supt WIN Toothaek,r ., tho
LAnse schools. Is spending few
/ DAYS In the city Tr r.I enter fr.
Ln,iytT'iy Of Michigan summer
Rev C.. ". BYtrer 70 artsr,atrf,g
ne hfoih'r, George FY'Irr. ~ Ha-
,igssph. Forbes has received word
81 TIE death ~ BIS brother. Harry
T ! urber. aged ~. who IfreI .r Bs-
/ uglt wife and three children
r briscOil has been .lNa~frp
I with ~ attack - blood robson M
nail
MT. and MfE g. r. N9tkfe lcf.
/ lhlrsday Tor an automohI. trfr fs
sunaio and other eastern goiatr Mrs
| Merkie was formerly MfsF TTaftie E
/ Every. bOokkeepsr FOR the YpsIiar-
| tlan-P Press office and her fnarr5avs
20 Mr. Merkle occurred Wedneedav
\ aetating
| Funeral services FOR tho lave NIss
| eertrude Guild. Df Detroit. viii be
the local NJ r. church.
| Mrs. WIN. Webb IL n wesk end
| visitor In Detroit
/ Perry l. Townsend. % " crosa-
/ ST. IL candidate for tho ofers az
| county register OF deeds In IN. a n
l p. ranks.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-30
Would Break Will
of Frank Marx

WYANDOTTE. June 3o.-Allegine
discrimination when the Will Was
made. because her mother was g
divorce when she married her Ia
Their Mrs Grace Marx Morrison,
Wyandotte, Thursday filed suit in
the probate court TO contest the VIII
OF the late Frank Marx. local CAPT
talist and brewer. In which she was
not named among the various heirs
10 the 500. 900 estate.
Mrs Morrison was the daughter OF
the late Joseph Marx, formerly q
partner OF Frank Marx in his brew
cry interests. The case IL set for
July 20
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-30
EASEMENT
WOULD DIE
BY THE AXE

that tries me, but emitted in the
\ language OF an enemy land, so anti
Quatsd 70 the law that must be
sought today to slay an Irishmar
whose offense Is that he put ireland
.Axst.
Loyalty II q sentiment, not law
s3t rests on love. not on restraint
sThe government Of Ireland by Eng
lnnd rests on restraint. not by law,
gnn4 since IL demands no love IL can
evoke no loyalty.
This court. this jury. the public
2GD1nion Of this country. England
cannot but be prejudiced in vary.
fing degrees against me. most of all
IN Tina Of war. ] did not land in
sUnGland; I landed In Ireland. II
vas 70 Ireland I came. to Ireland
wanted TO come. and the last place
J oeoired to land was England. But
Tor The attorney-general OF England
tkore n no Ireland; there Is only
midland: there Ii no Ireland. only
the law OF England; no right Of Ire
IAa1 Yet for me the Irish outlaw,
thGeo h . land of Ireland. a right OF
Ireland, q charter for all 1rishmen 10
appeal to In the last resort. a char.
tur taht even the very statutes oil
England cannot deprive me Of. a
charter that Englishmen themselves
aeeert - . fundamental bond OF Law
that connects the two kingdoms
Referring to the phrase OF the in
dictmsn ( that he set an evil exam
pie 70 others. Sir Roger said:
TO EnSlishmen. set no evil ex
ample, Tor ! made no appeal TO them
~ asked Irishmen TO fight for theil
rights. Place me before q jury o
my own countrymen, be 1t Protes
tAnt or Catholic, Unionist or Nation
aiist: Sim Fem or Orange. and
shall accept the verdict and bow Il
Tho statutc and all its penalties.
N n not ! who am afraid OF IN.
verdict Of such Q jury: Z IL thu
rerovn- II this be not 90. why fea,
the testf I fear not: demand II Al
ny right. II was not I who LANDED
IN England. but the crown tina
dragged me here. away from m!
own country. to which I had return
~ With . price upon my head. ava,
from my own countrymen. whose
I0y6lty u not In doubt, and saf'
rom the Judgment OF my peers
whose judgment do not shrinl
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-30
TEAM SCARED BY
BAND, DASHES IN
CROWD, 5 HURT

As the employees band AZ the plant
ot the Studebsker corporation. JEFF
ferson and Clark-aves.. struck mp
with crash. Thursday noon, a team
belonging TO the Roberts Transfer
Co. No. l445 Fort-st. west. became
frightened and dashed into a crowd
OF auditors slightly injuring five.
All were taken 10 their homes In au.
tomobiles. They were: Alice Hor
asst, Is years old. OF No. 2g3 Morrell.
ST.. Lydia More, IS. No. 1874 Lafay-
cite. blvd. Anna Less. IS. Frank stal-
go, IS. and Thor Johnson, %. All
were Studebaker employees.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-30
CASE IN CIRCUIT
COURT SETS NEW
SPEED RECORD

With the restitution 10 Mrs. Stella
DeVlgan OF her home AZ No 6l3
Mullett-st. Thursday morning. by
Judge Codd. a new record was set
in the expeditions handling OF ap.
pealed cases In the circuit court. &C
cording 20 Harry s. Cole. circuit
court judges clerk. Summary ac.
ton for the possession OF property
vas started before Circuit Court
Commissioner May, June Q, against
Samuel Rich. a tenant whom Mrs.
Devigsn wished 70 dispensers. Rich
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-30
RIVER ROUGE

For es years a resident ~ River
Rouge Mrs. David Hyott. ls0 Burke
ave died Friday morning in her
home Mrs Hy0tt IA survived by a
husband, one son. leo r and one
daughter. MrH William Rezoe. two
sisters and ono brother All 1.-Two Ir
and near River Rouge The funeral
services viii ~ held Monday morn
ing from ST Francis Xavier church.
E~orse. and burial will be in Fcorss
cemtery.
Fire caused about SIS damage 70
the kitchen Of the old Abbott home
stead. corner Abbott and West Jef-
ferFon-aves.. Thursday
Mrs Joseph O'Clair and children.
OF pivision-st.. are Visiting relatives
In 81. Cistr Heights
! r. Kane Loft Friday night FOR
welt with his parents in Syracuse,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-30

clashes much depends upon the at
titude OF Carranss In his forthcom'
ing reply. Should IL be conciiistory
offering the basis for friendly co
operation between the two nations,
there were few here today who
doubted the president would go to
the extreme in relieving CarranIa
OF az much as possible OF the irritsts
ing influences attached 10 the pres
ence of American troops in Mexico,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-30
DRY PETITIONS
WILL BE FILED
ON SATURDAY

The Michigan dry campaign com
mIttee will file It's petitions Satur-
day. About 100000 names will be
filed. the required number Of sigma
lures having been obtained some
time ago and subjected to careful
legal scrutiny 10 guard against any
mistake that will give the slightest
rretext for n court fight.
Within a few Gays the Michiga n
Home Rule league. the wet" organ1
ization. will file with The recretary Of
state petition asking for submisl
sion AT the November election OF 4
constitutional amendment providing
for the reduction OF the local county
option unit TO the city. village and
township unit. The petition viii
bear i21 900 signatures. according I'd
the wet" publicity department.
The governments fiscal year end I
fn1aV
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-30

appealed June IL, and under the new
rule. by which an appealed case can
be brought 10 immediate trial by
four days notice 70 the opposing
side, the case was terminated. For.
mer Justice Louis OFT was the plain
tins attorney.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-30

suppressed willingness OF the Mexi.
can authorities to return the bodies
Of the Carrixsl dead were other op-
timistic factors. Oficials awaited
with interest the detailed stories OF
the released American troopers,
while refusing all comment on the
story OF Lem Spillsbury. Mormon
scout. who placed blame for the Car.
risal hattie upon the American on
GERS.
AZ for the possibility OF further
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-30

CAMP WHITMAN. BEEKMAN.
n. Y.-Company I, ~ the famous
sIxty.ffth. foreign legion" has 1876
Poles enrolled. Sergt Wogtkowski.
who calls the roll. has full com.
mand over all the jawbreakers.
Company X Ia nearly all German.
but has Crock barber. hero OF
the GrsecoTurkish war. in the
ranks.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-30

While eKerting itself 20 meet an
imperative order from France. al
the beginning Of the Frsnco-Prrssian
var. factory 1T ffi0r. n r, made
200 complete military rifles In q
single day. besides transforming
200 muszle-loaders into 5reech.Ioad.
ers.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-30
ONE-WAY FARE TO MACK,
MAC ISLAND AND WAY
PORTS

D., a G. line. 4th. July sxcursiens2
s.v 1,i,x saturday s,S July and . ne9
tractive s00-miie sll-vatsg tsin =
the Great Lahes-Alv.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-30
WYANDOTTE

rr. - unknown origin ala abou,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-10-23

Ton the SER toes Of ti.,s lecturer except
hi travelling ana hotel expenses.
Grand Iilpids. Mich. un August -.
adopted q .pccial charter pruyidiur
FOR the commissions manager form ui
government. The charter viii gu into
effect May /, 1917 Under this charter
the city Will be governed by u com.
mission uf seven met. " member
detected from each OF The three wards
and one from the city a. large. From,
then wi number the commission will
choose . mayor and a president The
term ~ office of ti,- commissioner
viii De two years and their salaries
- 200 q year with an additional sJpo
Tor the commissioner who is choscn
mayor 1t IL. of course, impossible To-
say 40 this time o the. Grand Ia pids
plan Will work out.
Clinton, M, on September II voted
lO33 t. 3tl to retain the commission
form OF government indicating thai II
IL popular there
ON the other hand Denver. utte-
trying the commission form for u few
years last spring returned to a mudi-
fled councilmanic form.
The commission form OF Government
ne doubt has some Disadvantages
Most anyone living IN 81 'ity $50 gov
.rn"d viii recount numerous dcfcsts
thar have developed IN practice that
were never gwen consideration when
the law was pat into effect. 80 doub'.
Ike dnJthing else ~ comparatively
new origin. ans form of commission
government has its faults. The plan
has not Vet been perfected. However.
w believe the commission form. oven
though At has some faults. d, superior
Il" th, present alderman form
cities smaller and larger than .AIhu-
,ucrqp' have tried crt the commits
sion. 90 some cases d. mas proved an
sati~,actory while IA othcrs 1t IL a
lJg, success that IA" c,,r1cn- have NO
d'-irt 60 shelly, 10 fot IA" uli form.
our opinion is TINT most any form II
, mmissiuu government b. preferable
g. ne on. Ne are now lNtuE under.
and we hope an citizens viii appla.i,.
tho %cffortn of the RotarIan. and john
with them in an effort to hriug about
. ,hang. and give ~Alhulucrluo The
supervision She needs
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-10-23
American Movement
For a Peace League
Approved by Grey
ny Evening Ifcra,a Leased wirsl

.n.".h -, n,.. 49,
-,
r.,,, 49,, ~,
.ion ,,,,t, -
Arn.i,,r u,,,c,,nn,. O.,
IA, oar T., m,tr,,tr r,, a.. a..
tlared. however. that thu milton.
which went into such a ioarue must
have T. public sentiment prepared 4
necessary when e critical time Sam.
To uphold their decision by force
The foreign secretary referred Co.
German u~ttcraUccS rcgardiaa poi,,
and 'uc claim that Germany must
nave guarantees FOR hcg future proc
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-10-23
EVER SALNATEO BY
CAL0M[L? HORRIBLE!
Calomcl is quicksilver and acts
like dynamite on
your liver.

Calomol loses YOU a day You In W
what alomol L.. It's mercury. quick
SILVER. calomcl is dangerous. Ii
crashes into sour biic ike dynamite.
cramping and sickouing YOU. Gallo
mel attacks the bones and should
never be pat into your system.
when o feel bilious. sluggish.
cons'ipated and all knocked out and
believe you need a dose OF dangerous
calomel just remember that your
druggist sells for 30 cents n large
bottle OF Dodson's Liver Tone. which
Is entirely vegetable and pleasant, 10
take and is a perfect substitute fci
calomel. II IL guaranteed to start
your liver without stirring you up
inside. and can not ~salivate.
Don't take caloucs II makes YOU
sick the mex day: II loses you a days
work, Dodsons Liver Tone straight.
ems you right up n you feel great
Give IL 10 tho children because IL IL
perfectly harmless and doesn't grippe.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-10-23
University News
VARSITY lN,fcnts Ncnnni.

The Mcnaul school team, playing .
splendid defensive game allowed the
University second team uulN 80 points
saturday af,eri.oon u, the University
field.
Otcr-conhdencc on tho part 81 the
second team was also factor that
kept the score down. The Mcnaul
team very seldom El'ucd over ten
yards ON four downs and the surprIs-
ing thinE was hat quite often the
Varsity lost the BAH on downs.
Ana another factor the second
team 51d great |dltiCll.y 3D.. cumplot-
ms . pass bernhard starred ~
broken n"id running. powell played
q splendid game az quarter. and clark
played a -ood game az center
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-10-23

TO capital Atwrs- capital weY
liable Sc get what II wanted tiom ,
keuu,Icau admiuistratiun-an1 a
Hughes administration would DE q
ltcpu'Icau administration The NOM
IS King can not nGv force a Wni'.
because the present baniIug and cur
.r,uoN lnw has dostfJycd their power
TO control the nations finances Tn"
money kings and truw m,snatcs ire
strongly behind Hughes, knowing thit
his election would be followed BY the
repeal OF the federal rc."ry law and
other progressive legislation. aud th"
restoration of the Older order of thing
ut Wellington
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-10-23
PITY IOt. \ pI.I;SItI TED
INDi ~IRN.

The Ne" Haven railroad reports
for the pat fiscal year tho largest
gross earnings iu it, histors It, toe
tai noe ncumc N1y nearly SIJUu.o 600
ahead of the previous ycar'S and even
then tho road actually suffered FROM
an excess Of business beyond it's apil-
ity To take care of economically.
~ the same time and 1t the othcr
end Of the scale the Western MARY
land also reports the largest c%urniurs
Of rocurd For btg roads ana little It
IL the same story the country over.
IN, Illinois Central raises It's dividend
rate from . To . per cent. Railroad
shares are strong in the market ana
reflect general finanyiai opinion tho.
earnings viii be even better iu the
rev fiscal year
Tins is the cuuntry's most prosecuted
Industry l. Is ]ospocnlly appoalinr -
public commt-'ritiou just now az the
most conspicuous victim ~ what MIR
Hughes calls the New slavery" Tncra
has been a surrender somewhere ami
this involves tine roads in t.ill another
sale into SLAVERY from which Mr.
Hughes himself dar,s no, say hc
would undertake r. RESCUE II elected
inadequate rates excessive. wages aud
now q forced trial o' the cirht-honr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-10-23

NRItIUE<INrS ACCUSATION.

Tl,.eo N%rrcdendo. Mcvican Ans
na.-idor Designate 20 tho United
state, characterized the lcgaiista
movement ir Mexico a. an attempt ~
the part CT the a~ntl-CarIauza ir'crcst'
to iuiuro President, Wilson + chances
tor ro-,Io. ton. The ambassador re-
CENTS returned from a visit 10 MsNieo
where, he conferred Nth Carran2t
and ether officials of the de tact"
government, md the FOREGOING ass"r-
ton was made IN fIrst account piyca
Of his visit
ArIydouG. dld not 20 into details re-
-arl.uc On, aut-Carranza Interests -
P'ssiul, hc could not have done 81"
without trausgrcssiup diplomatic pro-
prl,t, Tie made the further asser-
tior chat the lcgalis,as believe that
IL NHsh, is elected they Will hay"
another opportunity tn present th"If
cas-, to the United states ana seek
assistance far q from h American
people, tu' ne wa careful to add that
ne mad 90, Intention To- reflect upon
the Republican party or IT, proposed
pon,> toward Mexico In ans way a.
was merely stating facts
The Mexican prub.em would have
been difficult in any circumstances,
nut % has been made mngn more az.
i,ui' ry The unputriotic attitude and
activities 90 an element at the poopl"
here at home This s.ptcment he com.
posed uf limoges. and owncrs % large
propor,ic- IN Mexico, and Republican
pulltt .tus. all Of whom. by their
constant attacks ON President Wilson I.
Mexican policy. have seriously hinder
eel tho Mexican negotiations, which
have been attended with two og three
dangerous crises. The jinsocs have at
tackled the Mexican policy because al
way they want Intervention in Mex
leo e.. the benefit " their properties.
attacked it for partisan political pur-
oscs. Not even in the face ~ situations
which threatened "a consequences
hav. IN" carping critics desisted
Worse still, there - little doubt that
there has been actual meddling In
Mexico 10y persons 0ni interests on
THIS side OF the border who desired
o. defeat the presidents peace policy
and bring about war between Mexico
me the United States.
IT. the perilous times through which
We have passed. the president should
have had the sympathy and moral sup
port of all the American people in his
J~atiout efforts To- keep the country
cat OF the European war and out OF
war with Mexico. That he has succeed.
81 "a far in maintaining an honora bic
peace, in spite OF the limoges. con
t~os-iuutircs and Republican politl-
tiau- is that much more To be sc,
down g. the credit Of the Wilson adj
iiuistrot,on.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-10-23
Widow of Man Killed
By Casting 10 Suing

Armada Sa,gadr whose husband
Moricu Saigado was rushed Ia death
.nder q % 600 pound casting az the
hfbauncrqu" Fouuur, on september
90. has s'artcd SUR 1gAinst the iouu-
dry company Tor 10000 damdgos.
She alleges thui crane wa not
properly equipped tnleadu left hvc
Childr.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-10-23
students Hear y. u.

NriIngcmcuts were 500 made that
al thc students wcr, auic to hear TX
president Roosevelt Ibis morning In-
asmuch AZ arrangements could not
De made q" have Nj Roosevelt speai,
a. assembly.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-10-23

This afternoon 80 o'clock, the Y
" Wul aayc u.s. drst Bible class
meeting 81 which >lr-. Bcrnlng MI
have charge
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-10-23

Al Ancient History. -, Gni-Iu.
aud Iiuuor.l sull u Nuauias came
back Go ufo and wen, aropnd tru.dt
'Ncfy'ol hr'd reformed. hc'd find
the uouu., were from Missouri and
v.lIf have IT, hay, agfdlrtt-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-10-23
WANT ADS PAY. TRY ONE.
so lbs High g )H
Patent Flour UE.6J

q IL, 's'-t MEXICAN iirau- eco. Si.on
:, H.. hfet fresh IuuIltoc~ .. lor
q IL. an -uuui Nupir- @lc
u lh~, idn'N sweet futuis- 9r-
- ih- iT~t bui"ii~ ..... .... 9Ir
lAuCN kan~n- igg~ ...... ..... 10
I gal cau fanr> lahlc syrup ..... 5uc
> can ,ariN jung 1'oH~ ... ..... G5'
! inGN ~ conc. ~. ....... 2hc
Medium ~inw,iriit ............ 20
bat irtoN soap ..... I'D
= har- Niitr Laundry soap 500
t>ua quality Nroou~ ..,..... IGc
I,ca,A WroI camp BIInhri- ...Si.1o
all -in tomiort"i~ ........ ,si.Ip
iuiI Ian" ~ /, ni"iwcai ~ Moot aud
cotton.
W"rI aud Gotten sweater Coat in
~ ~i"~.
"" have good Shot Tor ic--.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-10-23
Governor McDonald's challenge was ex.
tended to "any man." THE CHALLENGE
HAS BEEN ACCEPTED w


i 6anoid 'n' l%S sS~I T i@is,s t"@l' Sns'9 n aS .e', #, %%i E Ky ""' !" ln' Mr
Mcdonald were ncighbors.
Th. i a statement signed by M. Mathew, and relate, To- her ~f
c,'et WIN the interests q Governor Mcdonald. Mr., Matthews.
~,. early as. !s, had som. npa. set, aside. or ,.,,,,. b.. ,s.
' '' '''' were '''S ''' ) ''"' make 'Ip'''''' OF '''"
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for me- be- ,3rh..ai"s ThroaeL eorro.,"ol.o" .i rm..aal "1r
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=" %" ""' '"''' "'' Ut '""'.
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@ 1p. d. have bun. tho ',a. res,.ri b., c..,ua us6.aIa
t,. ana from nm, Ta,,, ,p,,. An ,,a,r narL. ~ roIi t.,, r,,,.,.I
"a" ,,g" a, a. nay ~ lh' and would have thrown "F |'i or'" go
Governor N'''"'" N"A'
100 ot n, r.r, from, .... H.. ,, >....-i r.r.-, vf.r, ,-,
ID, .'.,s .", s'..9s .' n"d bee" ID" ''"-, and 'r which { $3.50.
"rts stat. lama commissioner crica,o-cl Il, la,s o...ro., VI.
n.... 'a M @' a ,s' (, e r.. ai me- e, yr ''' 10 ' t i IVA. . question
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+. 'e .,a, ma eo9m'~i'o,r H' o,veo% M.nonod a.Nr' r'
ID. va'..i 5000 f, bon, hand y',6... .Im'r.r, v.,,
"Nftr ta,, ,nr. e, controversy, dane4 va.h um, Governor
N.''naId v""i mot rla". n- protest rar'".' ''r s.oam,
agreement d, viihdr,a Do. rrrr, ana { v. permitted 4. lbs. ~.
.nU fuu th, state.
'In tho meantime ! applied 90 'H' -rtc &c. HH'' additional |.f
elected for ico.r 10y u' one aIIu'"t"n Was sent io 'r stat, ."H
.f'.r B. jHnIfIr 1912 Another application HH- mad' 900 lnE.
Il. THESE land, ul lay within nay range and were luni- tal h"uu
o. Ting on NE as,ar.ngr. .. The -,a,c gol ..nrg that h, band
r'ai, bai tc ,p, .se,,,i l., the .,c, r aoi tba, + ! t@ =" a. 'e G.t w ,, o"
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-10-23

Henry hauls baS:W e And all othcr
things:
lie comsAs nc your calling NJ Oats on
their wings.
Ills motto Is promp,nss; his service
In fns.
Whr~ver YOU want him Just phone
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