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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-02
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET
NEW JERSEY

REaIrTIFr-L ELRERON-Newv villa home.
EIberon, y. j. large plot Of ground. big
shade trees. near depot and ocean al
modern improvements, including steam
heat. easy terms F. l.. FERGUSON, 30
orange St, Brooklyn.
DESIRABLE RESIDENCE. IS ROOMS; ALL MOD
err imDroven r1ts about acres IN AVN. RcD
Of SHADE Ave minutes from trolley or Perm X X
For particulars address owner. J. o. BOZ ~.
Nefuchen. y. J
TO lET-CRAaFoRo. ". J.
OWING 20 lsi.ness Of serDn-sel.eton OF upS-
date houses-sll improvements In6derhs rents
Ferguson & Van Name.
OF william ST.. kes fort ClS.
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LARGEST ADVERTISERS. PUBLIsHERs. ARGHl
frrtg e-g.rses. lccsted here. GAsn.tcent lirs'
AID sr,,u lgst u.ccs SIS W 10 w. 10Th
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FOR SALE--Besutiful four acre estate at
Scarsdale; large modern house, IL rooms.
three baths. garage; grounds in perfect con-
oition. price, terms. photos T Withers.
80 W. 3lst ST. Phone eSsl-Mad,son Square.
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NESTCHEsTER COUNTY

ATTRACTIVE 7-ROoM FRAME COTTAGE. NEAR
" new. heights o. North N1nkers. beautiful
permanently urchs'Turtei Wow OF Palisades AID
Hudson River. sleeping porch ulsd bathroom steam
heat furnace 81. iric and sUs lighting. Is A-fhur
ct YcDkcrs S. 500. Address A u. WALKER.
l. Madison ave New York City
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UNFINISHED APTS. TO LET
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dered rejected ran to about LOO lines.
Which, | believe, sufficiently acauits
he Item Of any intent TO defraud its
public, although il does mot, Of course,
excuse my carelessncss in failing to
discern the ads when going through the
files Of The Item. In the matter Of
Ford Tractor. IL may be added that The
New Orleans States also took action
upon this advertising, ordering it out
upon the evidence Of the A. A. G.. w.
report, on March %.
In its eGCcrncss 20 convict The
Item OF carrying medical advertising
OF a kind which have criticised other
newspapers for carrying The Times
Plcayune goes to the length of citing
in n printed reproduction of Item
ads such preparations as Nujol, Vichy
and other proprietary articles equally
innocent. IL specifies more than twenty
articles, mostly eXternals or cathartics,
which | have not criticised any news
paper for carrying. although The Trib-
une would not, under its blanket rule,
carry most of them, and | must confess
error on the point justly made by The
Tlmes-Picayune in quoting my state
ment:
"No newspaper in the United States
(and | do not except The Tribune)
maintains n more conscientious guar
dianship over its advertising columns"
The Times-Picayunc charges that
Tho Item carried such nationally ad-
vertised patent medicines (subjects Of
my frequent criticism) as Wine Of
Cardui, S. s. S, Doan's Kidney Pills,
Nuxated Iron, Bradford's Regulator
and Nitaitas. This is correct. 1t did
carry them in the general advertise
ment of a local drug store, one line
being devoted to each, in the following
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-02
REAL ESTATE WANTED
BUSINESS PROPERTY TO LET

WANTED -BEACHwOOD WATERFRONT LOIS
cheap Wrlys CT RICE. SCI ssh -. Brooklyn. y. \
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Continued from Page ie'

.,,isally every point of view F.;
RON pi'o Of course. in Baltimore whe re
stili e. very little about the article
We he"s rom 3 few indignant mer-
except which. Of course, explains
Giants News devoted a full page OF
WY M but belated space TO II!
is ysiUss,, takes a dip into glitter
Ise s rsSue renerslties, stating that
irs sno 80 article completely re-
Tse 10" ovn statements and that
fa'sa wss hardly much virtue IN ,ha'
.ia .,n civ word hardly , "A single par
it.,s (, the article about Baltimore
is ''s uss not grossly misleading or
POM yes snd one other retort; the
On. H. the unacceptable, the stem
i'sVi'S I.,ort o. the crooked newspaper
e'lls lied. convicted by the evidence OF
nee .ra columns: ~
I'D thousands Of dollars ''or'H o.
rg .,,,, a6rer'ising 's''ho" fd"ldre Of
e~.n..,,.s" etc, etc.
trTm" tossed the button, and Mr..
u'hS fs the rest. Does he under
NtoV :, Seny that his paper publishes
pA' .,nI and fake advertising which |
'ls ~ against 10? Not he, He
ehse.o r,166v the waters by his inky
seeAS ,; - can't about having rejected
s,.lHa.rss ,yTS Of dollars worth of other
'5an.-.'sirr. and expects thus 20 cloud
- - zeal issue. What an optimistic bird
I the cut;lehsh.
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DEATHS

Agnew-Sr,ith. Jessie A NcAuliffe. Daniel.
Benedict. Sarah s. Mual' l. II
Pyrre George Murray. John L.
cas- Edward J Murphy. Fred. J.
DaIy Lanes Z. Ogilvie. Jennie S.
Demarest. Catherine. Prager' Rosa
Game Roc r. Roseman. Moses G.
CorJon Leonard. Schreck. Stephen II.
C~ocrbiatt Ruth l. Singerman, Jacob n.
Tarris Allan II. Sporting. W. E.
Hawk. Henry S. STATE, rancis
Hayes. Annie NJ sutton, Mary /, ~,
Hendrickson. Skltmore valentine Joseph w
Rowland. Ida VI. Walsh. Mary 7.
Jones Arthur E. We'll, Abraham.
inch Michael D. Wendell. Eyert j.
Iynch George. Vile, Resale X.
Nsngels c. Henry. Wood, Lucinda.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1917-07-12
AROUND THE STATE

B. o. Wollan's house at Roseglen
burned to the ground Monday, to-
gether with the contents.
Escaping from the state reform
school, Clarence Compton, 10, stole d
Mandan boys bicycle and gave the
police merry chase before he was
captured.
About fifty automobile loads of An
amoose citizens and the band made a
circuit of seven towns neighboring
Anamoose to advertise their chautau-
qua, July Is to IT,.
Fifty-seven thousand, two hundred
and seventy-six eggs were brought in
during an egg contest conducted by
Wildrose mercantile company. There
were SO contestants.
A. H. Beulow, formerly engaged in
the banking business at Drake, recent
ly sold the townsite, which he plated
on his homestead in Montana, for
$4,000. The town was named Beulow.
T. E. Fox of Bantry received let
were born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Larson,
formerly of Bantry. 1t also stated that
Mr.. Larson was i'll and not expected
to live.
Ralph Orndorf, Deering lad, was
knocked down and run over by fiiv-
yer driven by Thomas Loraas, the car
being driven without lights. Both
wheels passed over the boys body and
he was severely cut about the face.
The Darlington Mercantile company
paid fine of 5000 in federal court at
Fargo after it's officers had pleaded
guilty to the charge of shipping
spoiled eggs to a Minneapolis con-
Germ. The charge was made under
the provisions Of the pure food act of
June 80, 1906.
w. Byre of Ryder was brought to
Minot Thursday by Deputy Sheriff
Officer and hailed before Judge Murray
on a charge of issuing check with
out having funds in the bank. The
victim was Minot party. He pleaded
guilty and was fined 81 and costs.
Check writing is an art that can be
carried to excess.
Twenty-one sacks of Burma beans,
declared by E. F. Ladd, state chemist,
to be deadly poisonous, were condemn
ed by DR.. Ladd at wholesale grocery
| in Bismarck and ordered returned to
a St. Paul concern, from which they
were received. DR.. Ladd asserted the
beans contained enough poison to kill
every person on the Missouri valley
slope.
Preparations are being made for the
annual meeting of the North Dakota
Bar association, to be held at Dickin-
son, Aug. 16 and II. Dickinson was
voted the meeting place at session
of the executive committee-R. NJ.
Pollock, president, Fargo; F. T. Cuth-
bert, Devils Lake, vice president, and
Oscar J. Seller, Jamestown, secretary
held in the Gate City.
J. B. Jameson of Parshall was
struck Wednesday afternoon by bolt
of lightning and instantly killed. We
understand that heswas on his way
home to do his chores after taking in
the celebration at Parshall. Mr..
Jameson lived about two and half
miles southwest of Parshall. He set
dEEaFaNxs4a
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tied there about four years ago, hav-
ing come from Edinburg, N. D., where
he was station agent for several
years. He leaves a wife and several
grown children.
Sheriff Mclean of Bottineau county
left for Canada, having received word
that Roy Earsley, who recently kid
mapped fourteen-year-old Lila Blair of
Eckman, is held in the Dominion.
Earsley disposed of the Ford car which
he stole at Whitehall, Mont, going
across the line at that place. 1t is
agree to come back without extradi-
ton papers. The authorities do not
know whether the girl is still with
him or if he has abandoned her.
The 2-year-old baby of Mr.. and Mrs
Joe Ostrum, living east of Finley, was
missing last Friday night and the
parents were frantic after searching
all over the neighborhood and not find
ing the little fellow. Searching par
ties secured the country all night, and
early Saturday morning the baby was
found in a corntield nearly two miles
from home. 1t was a terrible night
for youngster to be out, there being
much thunder and lightning and a
storm threatening.
Word has just reached here Of a
disastrous fire that occurred Monday a
week ago at Trotter's postoffice, Nc
Kenzie county. The postoffice is To-
Gated in a building that housed a gen
eral store as well as serving as a res
idence for Mr.. Nellermo. The loss
was complete, there being no insur-
ance on either the building or the con-
tents. In addition to the loss men
toned, the mail from Wiboux, Mont,
for several subordinate offices, was
consumed. The fire is supposed to have
originated from gasoline stove.
"The Man Of Mystery" who has
made his home in the coulee east Of
Milton, is still at large and is creating
great deal Of excitement among the
farmers, where he is reported to come
each day to purchase food. No clue
has been found as yet as to his identity
or why he is staying in the coulee.
Some time ago searching party was
formed to try and locate the man but
| they were unable to find him. Sher-
if Thompson of Langdon has been
DOWN CIllS week OIL SeVeIdl OCCdSlOHo
| in an effort to nab him, but at last re-
ports the man is still at large. 1t is
said that this man appears to be about
40 years. old, and wears good clothes,
and seems to have sufficient money to
purchase food.
George Dixon, city marshal of Will
ton, was stabbed to death at dance
Saturday night by Joe Keller, a form
err inmate Of the insane asylum at
Jamestown. Keller was drunk and had
been in that condition greater part
of the day and had been admonished
and sent home by the marshal several
times, but appeared at the dance and
Dixon attempted to arrest him. A
scuffle followed and Keller was thrown
with the marshal on top of him. He
succeeded in getting hold of his knife
and stabbed Dixon several times, once
thru the heart, killing him instantly.
Leaving his knife imbedded in his
victim, Keller attempted to escape, but
was captured short distance from the
scene Of his crime and was taken to
Washburn and lodged in jail Sunday
afternoon. He was given prelimi-
nary hearing Tuesday and committed
to await the action of the court.
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After declaring a 100 per cent divi-
dend to stockholders, the Farmers
Elevator Co., Of Medina, at it's annual
meeting retired $1,000 in profits to it's
surplus fund.
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We are The only Working Mems
Outftters in clothing and shoes. H.
1. Haskell, 81 N. Main ST., Dacotah
Hotel Block. 3-29-tf
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- E .
FARMERS AS BANKERS
FARM LOANS AND CITY LOANS
5 per cent paid on Savings Accounts
6 per cent paid on Time Certificates
Checking Accounts. Insurance.
Open Saturday Evenings.
The Savings Loan and Trust Co.
The Min0t Farmers Central Bank.
Sons Of Norway Bldg, Minot, N. D
Fave spouting and sheet metal
work of all kinds, general repairing
and furnaces. 521 Second st. N. w.,
Phone 6S3 Blue. Prompt service and
good workmanship. 6-24-t4*
Have your watch repaired and put
in AL shape at J. N. AndersOn's.
Subscribe for the Ward County In
dependent-$1.6o per year.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1917-04-27

la Dropiedad ajena y pisotean bajo
de sus plantas las provisiones de
la ley international. Tai vez po-
dram hacernos algun dailo, pero
nuestro gobierno y nuestro pueblo
mostraran que son capaces de de-
fenderse en- todo terreno y de re-
chazar cualquier ataque que Sc di-
rlJa en- contra de nuestra naci0n.
La TERRA de la libertad no sera
nunca humillada nj despojada
por las agresiones del despotismo
que tiene por regla uniforme des-
polar y saquear a los pueblos para
mantenerlos Ell el estado de la mas
supina esclavitud. Confemos, pues,
que la justicia y ell derecho triun-
fardn y que la victoria sera del la
do de la naci6n que defiende y Sos
tiene los derechos del hombre y ell
bienestar de la humanidad y que
procura que reinen en- ell mundo
la paz y tranquilidad, unidas a la
justicia y al trato igual.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1917-04-27
81 I'd. quiere conner en- ell
pr6xim0 Invierno siembre
Trigo y todos los Cereales
posibleS. advt.

6. El reclutamiento forzoso de
los 100000 voluntarios que necesi-
ia ell gobierno de los Estados Uni
dos para llevar adelante la guerra
contra Alemania, Sc verificara sin
estorbo nj interruption porque la
ley asl 10 ordena. En- cambio todos
los alarmistas que andan querien-
do meter miedo Sc librarian de un
modo de otro del sorteo y no
prestaran ningun servicio. Pero
Seguiran metiendo su cuchara y
predicando a todo aquel que quie-
"a oirlos.
7. Predicen los astros que ell
General Pancho Villa no visitara
Nuevo Mexico en- el cercano por-
venir, porque lie llamaran negocios
mas urgentes al interior de Mexi-
co, y no quiere hacer un desaire a
su intimo amigo Don Venustiano
Carranza. Por 10 demas siempre
esta SECURE de que lie daran una
calurosa reception las tropas ame-
ricanas.
s. Es cosa positiva que la ma
ci6n espanola no intervendra en- la
guerra europea, aunque gran por-
ci0n de nacionales 10 desean viva
mente. En- cambio hay probabili-
dad de que su forzosa inactividad
divida los espanoles en- bandos Y
facciones y que ALI tendran toda
la oportunidad que quieran para
batirse con el ardor de verdaderos
caballeroS andautes.
9. Los EStados Unidos Sc con-
vertirdn de ahora en- adelante, con
mas veraS que nunca, en- ell Crane
ro del Nundo, y para desempehar
eSe cargo multiplicaran sus pro-
ducciones con la energia que es la
cualidad caracteristica de su pue-
bio. Las cosechas de los pr0Ximos
tres amos seran fenomenales, y en-
los Estados prohibicionistas los
granos y cereales serviran para
aumentar las municiones de boca
Y no para destilar licores.
10. Una de las cosas que seran
dignas de ser vistas en- el curse del
ano actual, sera el entusiasmo con
que los que estan exentos del ser
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1917-04-27
PROFfClAS De
PERO GRULLO

Leyendo en- ell Libro de la Gra-
matica Parda hemos sacado linn
pio los datos siguientes acerca de
sucesos futuros:
l. La guerra mundial Sc va a
acabar presto porque todas las ma
clones comprometidas 10 desean y
Alemania mas que tOdas.
2. Ell factor decisive que traera
la paz es la intervention de los Es-
tados Unidos que no quieren que
rra sino paz, pero estan dispuestos
a hacer todos los sacrificios posi-
bles para la conservation de sus
derechos y para libertar a las de-
mas naciones del yugo del militia
rismO.
3. Juzgando por ell ardor bell
coso que muestran aqul en- Nuevo
Mexico algunos militares novicios,
es possible que Sc cumpla la anti
qua profecla de Nuestra Madre
Agueda al efecto que en- San Juan
de los Caballeros ocurrira una ba-
talla descomunal donde la SAN
gre correra de tai suerte que al
canzara hasta Ia cerneja de los cor
celes.
A. Por esta vez no habra que
rra con Mexico, a no ser que los
alemanes desembarquen un ejerci-
to de 100000 hombres para que
ayude Il la invasion, pero no los
desembarcara, norque bastante los
necesita ala en- Europa para con
tener los ataques de sus enemigos.
Primero es numero uno que nu-
nero dos.
5. La descortesia con que ell
Embajador Americana fue tratado
hace POGO en- la Camara de Dipu-
tados de Mexico, no traera ningu-
ma consecuencia, pues no encierra
ninguna injuria porque fue sola-
mente una muestra de la frivolidad
y falta de seso de los diputados
que tomaron parte en- tai demos
TRACTION.
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El Aviso Official Sc Re-
cibe de la Ruptura
TurCa.

Washington, Abril 23.-Hoy Sc
recibi6 la notification Official de que
el gobierno otomano ha rOto sus
relaciones diplomaticas con los Es-
tados Unidos, en- un despacho en-
viado a la secretaria de Estado por
el ministro americana en- Berna,
(Suiza.)
La communication Sc mand6 por
el primer secretario de la legaci6n
americana en- Con tinopla,
quien actua por el embajador
Elkins, quien Sc encuentra enfer-
mo, y Sc enyi6 a la legaci6n anne
ricana en- Berna, la que la reexpi7
di6 al secretario Lansing.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1917-04-27
Ulkirnas V Bre-
YES Noticias

Roma Abril 24-l.a familia del
Kaiser de Alemania exige del EN-
perador su abdicaci6n del trono
para salvar la situaci6n de Alema-
MIA.
Paris, Abril 26-El numero de
prisioneros alemanes tomados du-
rante la semana en- curse en- la
gran batalla que Sc libra actual
mente en- ell frente de Monchy fu6
5000.
London Abril 25.-Un buque
Americana hundi0 ell dia Is a una
distancia de mil yardas a un sub
marino aleman cerca un puerto de
Inglaterra.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1917-04-27

yicio militar por causa de enferme.
dad Il otro motive, empujaran y
animaran los que tienen las cali
fcaciones necesarias para que Sc
presenter al frente y demueStren
ell deseo que tienen de eXponer sus
vidas y derramar su sangre por Ia
patria.
II. Los astros indican que no
habra session especial de la legiSla-
tura hasta que no nos llegue la
lumbre a los aparejos, Y Sc presen-
ten nuestras puertaS los alema-
mes y sus aliados a tomar possession
del estado. Pero la tarea sera algo
diflCil porque en- case de que tai cosa
suceda, los soldados regulares y vo-
luntarios de los Estados Unidos no
Sc mantendran con los brazos cru
zados.
II. Es cosa positiva y cierta que
los Zeppelines y submarines de Ale
mania no vendrdn a Nueyo Mexico
a pagarnos una vista nocturna
porque la distancia y los obstacu-
los naturales Sc 10 impiden, y por
que hay escacGz de aqua Y COM
buStiblc.
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blanCett Cu|pabIe en-
Primer Grado

A la LAO de la manana del
microbes, ell jurado que entendia
en- la causa de Albert Blancett, en-
Santa Fe, report6 a la corte haber
halIado al acusado culpable en-
Primer grado por la muerte de
Clyde Armour en- Octubre q GER
ca Glorieta,
La horca serd Ia pena.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1917-04-27
Sc Llama una Session
Especial de Ia Le-
gislatura
Santa Fe N. M.

AbriI rs I9I7
Ell Gobernador Lindsey
hoy expidi6 la proclama
para una Session Especial de
la Legislature, que debe re-
unirse en- Santa Fe ell mar
tes dia 1ro. de Mayo a las
2 P. M.-Smith.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1917-04-27
NADIA TENEMOS
QUE TEMfR
Venga 10 que Viniere
Siempre fstdremOs
en- Seguridad bajo Ell
AmparO de Ia Bdnde-
ra EStreIIada

La unica naci6n del universe
que eSta salvo y es impugnable
a los ataques de enemigos eXterio-
res, es los Estados Unidos de Ame-
RIGA. Por su extension territorial,
por su gran population, sus inago
tables recursos y el espiritu indo-
mable y energico de su pueblo,
puede resistir a cualquier ataque
de que sea objeto sin tener menos-
cabo alguno en- su integridad terri
torial y en- su posici6n como poten-
cia mundial. En- ell curse de SUI his
toria ha triunfado de muchos peli.
groS internos y externos que pare
clan amenazar su existencia y su
unidad nacional, pero de todos es-
tos peligros y pruebas ha 1salldo
triunfante y afio tras afio ha veni-
do creciendo en- fuerza y poder
hasta alcanzar a una altura colossal
entire las naciones de la terra.
Tiene ademas la distinction de ser
ell refugio de los perSeguidos, Ell
amparo de los desheredados, y la
naci6n donde subsiste la libertad
con toda extension y plentiful, y
en- la que sus leyes instituciones
| dan protection Y trato igual a to-
dos sus ciudadanos. Aunque ma
ci6n pacifica por eXcelencia y enc
miga de las guerraS y conquistas,
ha probado mas de una vez que
cuando la OCCASION Sc ofrece puede
competir con ventaja contra las
potencias mas fuertes y poderosas
que traten de atacarla. Su gobier-
no y su pueblo estan opuestos to-
da aggression y no desean tiranizar
sobre naciones mas d6biIes nj en-
grandecerse mediante nuevas con-
quistas. En- case necesario puede
levantar grandes ejercitoS que no
tendran ningun resabio de militia
rismo, y que en- todo tempo esta-
ran sujetos las leyes instltucio.
mes del pals. Ell pueblo americana
Sc distingue por la viveza y since
ridad de su amor patrio y esta
siempre en- favor de la justicia VI
listo a protejer hasta donde sea po-
sible los principles fundamentals
de SUI gobierno.
A la fecha Sc ha visto compro-
metida muy en- contra de su vo-
luntad en- una guerra que ha asu-
mido proporciones colosales en- el
continente de Europa, y que ame-
naza deStruir la libertad de las ma
clones y colocarlas en- la condici6n
de vasallas del militarismo y del
despotismo. Protesto en- vano con-
ira la abogaci6n de los derechos
maritimos y de libre navegaci6n de
las naciones neutrales, y sufri6 con
paciencia los ultrajes contra susI
buques de comercio y contra el sa-
crifcio gratuito e inmotivado de
las vidas de sus ciudadanos, y sus
protestas no fueron atendidas por
ell gobierno de Alemania. Por esta
raz6n ell gobierno americana Sc VIC
precisado a declarar
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1917-04-27

precisado a declarar |
emprender una camp
para mantener esos
que querian despair
migos han estado n
conspirando contra Ia
hecho grandes prep;
inferir a sus puertos,
clio y q sus nav1os toe
sible, pero NADIA tenen
de los perversos plan
tos de enemigos que
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1917-04-27

FOLEY CAIHARTTC TABLETS
Keep Stomach Sweet Liver Active Bowels Resular
Norwich bulletin., 1917-11-05

The American Military Hospital ii Paris has sens an appeal to American: for Christmas gifts for 500 wounde, soldiers.