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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-14

~ Paso preccntcd actual suffering
among the dcported men. An had
snrdincs and crackers for supper.
The deportation camp was estah-
llshcd near thr freight train on u
~" half . mile from the station.
camp fires burned an night and sem
tries from the drported men walked
the picket line 20 prevent any escape.
Sherim simpson and his deputies had
no trouble during the night \ rain
storm drove the men back into box
cars from the outdoor camp where
many slept. an without blankets. They
returned 90 he desert later when the
moon broke through the storm clouds
Each car was organized with "a
committee of three headed ga chair
man In control and thr nam of the
inmates were posted outside on paste
board cards 80 one was allowed To
go from onr ear 20 another. Camp
sanitation was organized as soon a.
camp was pitched W a. Cleary said
they had established q pure democ-
ruCN'
The special train y1rryns tho
troops from Douglas arrived al dawn
and coupled ON Go the deportation
freight With armed soldier guards
ON top and an officer assigned to each
car lhc men started Tor Columbus
with their automobile friends from
Bl~h,c racing with IN, train and way
ms LOO them.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-14
bERKMAN INDICTED
FOR COMPLETELY IN
FRISCO BOMB BLAST
Noted Red Flagger Is Said to
Have Taken n Prominent Part
in the Conspiracy Leading Up to
the Explosion.
By Associated Press


sun Francisco, July IL Noxund"r
Eorkman. anarchist was indicted ~
the county grand jury here last night
for murder in connection with q bomb
explosion here last july which claimcf
ten lives. 1t became known curly to-
day Bcrkman Is alleged tu have
taken e leading part ul the conspiracy
which the state charges eliminated ~
the explosion. Mrs Rcna Mooney is
ON trial here for one OF the bomb mur-
Gers and her husband Thomas j.
Moouoy and Warren *. Billings. are
under sentences of death Iud life i'm
pri -oumcut respectively. Tor murder
growing out Gf tho blast
Bcrkman. who is serving q term oi
two wear. m tho federal prison at At
lautr. ca. for ,uuspirIsy 20 defeat tho
draf' law with the aid of Emma Gold
man also sentenced tu two years inn
urisuumrut uuhli-hcd Hu anarchist
paper called the "Blbst,' Va san
Francisco about the time of the cN-
. plosiou Editorial from this phamphlr'
were admitted us evidence iu the
trials ul the Moopeys
District Attorney Chas N Ficker'
said th1t tyorg cftort viii bo made "a
. bring Bcrkman here Tor trial before
the expiration of his sentence.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-14
CELEBRATED DANBURY
HATTERs CASE SETTLED;
JUDGMENT HAS BEEN PAID


panhury. Conn. July 1.-THE Dan
bury hattMs vs. Loewe & Company
case has been settled and the fore
closure proceedings are entered.
The Judgment was Tor S252.00O ana
costs i'm favor % u T., Locwe & Com
pany ana against members Of the
United Hatters of North America.
The amount paid boy the union was
no; officially stated hut II is learne
thar the settlement WAS FOR approx
imntely two thirds of the amuont oi
the Judgment.
The case had rs inception In bay
colt or the product of the ioewe fac
tory after he firm refused to make
their shop closed one at the time In
1909 when organized labor was tryina
tp uuionize AN factories In DanburE.
Litigation was almost continuous
until recently when final judgment
was secured by the firm and Il moved
| m the United states courts To recover
! iudgment
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-14

commerce win be tenants Of the COM
pany formed 20 take over the jnild-
ing
The building company viii have a
capital OF sG0,Oou. virtually al of
which has been subscribed Pay
ment. will be made by subscr hers in
Irstallments spread over Eve YEAR
The Commercial club owes $50 UOO.
which the company will nay Ten
thousand dollars IS TO he spent o.
furnishings FOR the building
The tG0.0o0 for the company was
subscribed within tweniy-four hours.
\ committee headed hy W e. Des-
trich. president of the Commercial
club. canvasscd the business mea,
and had the necessary subs 'rlp'ions
N hand and the complete niuus zoe
reorganization mapped before tho
meeting last night.
Tho chamber Of commerce win en- %
plov nm experienced secretary. - wiz
try 20 get the most competent man
available at the salary u can AFFORD
o. pay.
Incorporation papers have been
flied With the secretary of state There
are uttecn charter members. includ-
ing leading business ana professional
men of the city. The list of charter
members s a. follows:
W g. Oestreich. j y. Herndon.
Max Nordhaus. Ivan Grunsfcld, \. u,
McMillen. p r. McCannn. @. \. Kase-
man j. NJ Rayuolds, r. r. Pollock,
-. : Buscnwald, -. 4. Macpherson,
Louis Ilfeld. Walter VI. Connell. Paul
C.. Rcdmgton. and pr. \. g Shortle.
The charter members will act az
the first board of directors until per
manent organization Us effected
which win be some time after the
completion OF vigorous membership
campaign \ membership large
enough To support the operations OF
the chamber vii The the object of the
drive.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-14
OF THE
|. CHINESE REPUBLIC IS
COMPLETE. IS BELIEF
Picking Has Been Occupied by the
Republican Forces, Which Is
Interpreted to Mean the Defeat
of Chang Hsun and Followers.


by Associated lrcss
Washington. July 1.-THE oo'upa-
ri1n of peliiug by the republican for
ccr. following the -mrcud, rat tunE
TAI Thursday uf the NonIrchi-t army
or ten thousand men, indicates the
complete restoration oi the republic.
the Chinese legation here declared foe
ddH.
Prior 90 the battle ot Tuug Tai, th"
Nauchu were ordorcD tu lay down
their arms. but GENERAL chang i-uu
refused Tho engagement stlrtrc
early Thursday morning. resulted W
O decisive victory for the republican
troops dispat,hcs to the legation 1u-
uuuupc order 800 the capital w1. pee
stored with Iow ,aSuuluc~ The rd'
Vices said that two Foreign cINIlNus
ard four foreign soldiers Nhn ven,
turcd ro the irug line were slightly
wounded chang nsuu, who led the
revolt ~ th" mpcrialiSt4 has taken
refuge u ;hc Dutch legation iu uriri
90 obtain safe conduct uut of ,h'
,uunrr, Premier Tuau 'hi lui VII
establish republican hoaduuartcrs 10
| pckng immodptclN % was stated
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-14
THREATENED STRIKE
OF LEADvILLE MINERS
is POSTPONED A WEEK
ny Associated Press

Leadyillc, Colo. July II. The
threatened strike OF the Leadvina .
miners scheduled FOR this morning.
was postponed az a meeting Of miners
which continued far into this morn
ing, for AZ least seven days This
statement was given out after John
II. Lawson, labor leader and Charles
~. Meyer. president Of the Interna %
tioual Union of Mine. Min, ana Smell
ter workers. had left the meeting hall.
Both Of them. il was said. would start
for Washington today To- take up with
government officials questions brought
up for consideration hy the federal
modiators i'm the strike which may
result in the government taking over
tho mines ~ the district
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-14
MoBIIIZ NTION OF SOUTH
DAKOTA GUARD ORDERED

Sioux Falls. : D.. July i4.-Official
orders Tor The mobilization Of the
South Dakota National guard Al
noon tomorrow TO enter the federal
service were received today by guard
Officers The units OF the organiza-
tions will mobilize at their home sta .
tions preparatory to departure Tor
Dcming, y. NJ, the training camp
designated for the South Dakota
troops An infantry regiment and 4
cavalry regiment Cunmounted) com
prise the states military establish
ment
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-14
6 MEN CONWCTEDOF
STEALING ORE SENT
TO FEDERAL PRISON
Judge John A. Riner at Cheyenne,
Wyo., Sentences the Prisoners
TO Two Years Each in tire Pen
at Leavenworth, Kas.

Wy ANrN'lhiNn lFfA
Dhcycunc Ny1. July t..-SN men
rcceutl, convicted here Of conspiracy
90 d,fr5ud the government n con-
uoctluu with an Interstate stolen gold
cuuspirars today were sentenced O."
two year terms in the federal peui-
tcnuuS at LeaNcuWorth Kansas, by
Fcdrul judge John A. R.ner. An
tonic Cnuz. who pleaded guilty to a
similar charge, received the sarc
sentence.
The others receiving sentences were
Daniel MrIcuu. Churlrs Daniels. and
william High. Of cripple Creek
Colo Frauk Cochrane. NJ Ntcto"
Colo, and Donnis y. sullivan oad
George J. Ichcr ~ Denver.
Daniels and lliEh we're convicted ON
two charge of which the one named
was the principal while the other
convicted were found guilty of usine
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-14
U. s. TO PROVIDE PLENTY
OF BIG GUNS TO HURL
SHELLS AT THE KAISER

BY AssOcislvd Press
Washington. July t.--A great arr
tnlery program Tor the war AGAINST
Germany viii be provided FOR In the
coming three billlun dollar general
,Ieficiencs appropriation hill 90 DO
considered next week ay the house
appr0pl latinns committee or the
total Approximately two billions arc
TO be asked 90 provide for big guns.
ammunition and equipment for use IN
the event of another call for men IN
addition 90 those 70 be drafted this
summer.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-14
MONEY FLOWING INTO
NEW MEXICO BANKS AT
RATE OF $4,000 DAILY
BY Asso lated rress

santa BE-. y. NJ. July "a Depositors
are putting money into Ncw MeNic D
state banks at the rate of $4,000 .
day. according "a figures given oui
Tor the past nfty DAYS today hy the
state hnnk examiner In that period
the deposits in the sixty eight banks
nave Increased StllP32, number of
depositurs has increased t,Sli and
the total resources. now over Sl7,l00-
600, show an increase FOR the 30 DAYS
of S731.GO0 .... 90. .... ......,.-.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-14
IS SUFFS. P|CKET|NG
WHITE HOUSE GATES.
ARE TAKEN TO JAIL
Attempt to Celebrate Anniversary
of Fall of the Bastiie, but the
Police Nip the Demonstration
in the Bud.



Washington JuiE li.-- sixteen sut-
frlgcttcs of the Woman Party, nt-
tempting tu stage picketiug demon
stratlou at the White House gates TO-
dayiu celebration uf the anniversary
of the fan oi Bi-tIilc We're promptly
arrested and taken 10 iuil
There virtually vt# no disorder he
crowd of about Thousand people
'tuntrutug itself with ihoutinr and
icering as the police escorted the
women away.
Tho banners carried bog tho women
bore various inscriptions. Including
the motto Of the French re,olutiun
"lihertN equality. fraternity
Each Of the women gave S,' ihil NJ
the police station 90 appear MondaN
tor trial OF impeding Traffic.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-14
RESIGN NTION on THE
IHNNCELLOR ACCEPTED

Copenhagen. July - The Woif
News Bureau off Germany circulatcs
without accepting any rcsponsipilit,
for b.. statement hy the Tavgli-chc
Rundschau that IN" resignation ri
Dr Won Gcthmanu-lIullWc the i'm
perial chancellor has been accepted
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-14
AIIRI;DO COCCm CAN'T
ni ENTR kDITip. CLAIM

Rome July i4--The ministry pi
foreign affairs yesterday notified the
American embassy that IL was inn
possible To extradite Alfredo cocchi.
he slayer of Ruth Cruger without
violating the fundamental law ~ tho
country
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-14
Serious Internal Crisis overshad-
ows Military Operations; Ru-
mored, but Not Confirmed, That
Kaiser Has Resigned
PEACE CLAMoR GROWS
STRONGER EACH DAY
Grown Prince Is waging a Fight
for Control in Behalf of the
Militaristic Interests; Chancel-
lor Is Under Fire.

BY Associated Press
Germany 5 serious internal crisis
overshadowed the pending mill
tary operations in the news of the
day.
The reports from Berlin show
that the reichstag has gone on
strike against the crown and the
military party, apparently in the
interest of parliamentary system
Of government.
There is even rumor, although
entirely unconfirmed and little
credited. that Emperor William
has abdicated in favor Of his sixth
and favorite son, Prince Joachim.
The peace clamor Is growing,
both in Germany and Austria-
Hungary. Part Of the trouble be.
tween the reichstag and the gov
erning class Ia over the govern
ments persistent declination TO
state Germanys peace terms on
the basis of non-annexation de-
manded by what now comprises q
majority block in the reichstag.
The war credit bin Is besng held M
by this majority until the political
crisis is settled. Hut more serious
yet Is the decision Of the members not
even TO meet meanwhile for discussion
In regular session or IN COMMITTEES.
! Apparently the crown prince is wag-
ing fight for control in behalf Of tho
| mtlitaristic iuferestS tThancetlor Won
Bethmann- iIcllweg II under fire froia
the crown prince and his supporters,
the chancellor seemingly being too
literally inclined 10 suit the heir To
the throne.
on the military side. the situation
continues to bear q most encouraging
aspect for the formidable group of
nations allied against he central pow
ers. this generally being taken into
consideration in dealing out with the
situation In Berlin and Vienna.
The Russian revolutionary armies
In Gallca are stili sweeping forward.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-14
A PERSONAL WARRANT
ISSUED BY PRESIDENT
FOR CoCCHIs ARREST
Rr AsseeIaiea Pres.

New YORK july II.-.N personnI
warrant from president Wilson for
the arrest ~ Alfredo Cocchi in Itaiy
Tor the murder here of Ruth Cruger.
was received by registered mail to-
day from Edward Swami. district az
tUrney.
Two detectives viii take President
Wilson's warrant 10 ltals whore the
fight will hc pressed to have Mas
Cruger's seif-confessed murderer
brought here tor trial This is saie Ia
ho lhe first time such a document as
the presidents has heen received az
the district attorneys office in New
York
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-14
GENERALS HAVE FARLEY
WITH EMPEROR WILLIAM

London. July ia dispatch 20 tho
Exchange Telegraph Company from
DupruhIucu says 1t BE- officially re-
ported FROM Berlin that Fi'ld Nursh1'
Won iliudcuhuru. chief of the gruci Al
STAFF and Genera! Ludendurfi wh"
have been summoned To- Berlin hN
Emperor william, arrived tn the cap
ital Yesterday mornmg TIA" Tase
blat, learns they hau q long confer.
cucc with tho crown prince nud later
were received uy the emperor
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-14
\ CABINET Crisis II
CONFORMING III. u WIN

lassa Rumanp, July & jde>avcdJ.--
4 cabinet crisis is ,onfrontiug the
Rumanian government. -Four con-
soryatiyc ministers have demanded
that rcmior Brtt1uu resign and
that Take Junogcu minister without
portfolio br appointed To- succeed
hum
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-14
IA GERMAN AIRPLANES
BAGGED BY BRITISH ON
WEST FRcNT THURSDAY


London. July H. British airmen
have been victorious in The most Sc
we're aerial fighting since the begin
ming of the war ON the front In
Frame ON Thursday fourteen German
anplanes were brought down and
sixteen driven down out Of control.
the war office announced today. Nine
British machines are reported q
have been lost in the lighting
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-14
BILL TO ESTABLISH A
BIG AIRPLANE FLEET TO
BE DISPOSED OF TO-DAY

Washington. mlN 1f-Consideratlon
RI the administrations bill providing
Tor the establishment Of an immense
lirplunc fleet ,.t cost Of f64o .ono, 900
began in the house today Chairman
Don't of tho military committee In
churec or the bin hopes to dispose 81
1.-THE measure BY tonight.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-14
PRUSSINN MINISTER on
WAR HAS RESIGNED POST

Bernc Switzerland, Juls ~. -
British admiralty. per wireless press
An official telegram from Berlin
says that General won stein, the
Prussian minister of war has resigned.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-14
HEWLOOK HERE! THE
KAISER IS REPORTED
TO HAVE ADVOCATED
The Rumor, However Is Uncon-
firmed and May Not be True
Retirement Of Imperial Chan.
cellor Is Considered Certain.
Ry Associated Press

London. July ia dispatch to the
Morning Post from Amsterdam says
that rumnrs current that Emperor
William has dedicated ia favor of hit
son. Prince Joachim are unconfirmod
and must hc taken with all reserve.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-14
GERMANY TORN BY INTERNAL DEC0RD; KAISER SAID TO
HAVE ADVOCATED; CHANCELLOR QUITS REICSTAG STRIKES

the malls to dcfraud In addition. -hc
sentences given by Judge Riner We're
two years imprisonment on each count
10 rum Concurrently.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-14
NATIONAL GUARD OF
NEBRASKA ORDERED TO
MOBILIZE TOMORROW

Lincoln, Neb.. July 1.-THE fiftn
infantry regiment Nebraska National
guard has been ordered to- mobilize
tomorrow To- be mustered into the
federal service before leaving Tor
the training camp AZ Deming. \. -.
The fourth regiment Of infantry al
ready has been lederalized.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-14
Deported l w W, Striking Min
ers, Laborers, Lawyers and
Others Reach the Border Town
Made Famous by Villa s Raid
MEN UNDER PROTECTION
OF THE GOVERNMENT NOW
Army Takes Charge and Colonel
Hickel, in Command, Throws a
Heavy Guard Around Them
Many Want to Return to BiGbee,

~ Associated Press
Columbus, N M, July IA
Closely guarded by United States
cavalry from Douglas, Ariz., the
special freight train carrying the
deported strikers and others from
Hermanas, N M, arrived here at
tbs a. m. today, and the occu-
pants were delivered to Colonel
II C. Hickel, camp commander
here, by Colonel James j Hol-
brook The deported men will be
placed in a detention camp here
pending further instructions from
the federal government.
Rations of canned salmon, bread,
and water we're issued, upon the
arrival of the train here. The de
ported persons will remain in the
freight care until late today when
they will be transferred 10 the
camp formerly occupied by the
refugees who accompanied Gen
eral Pershing forces from Mex
leo. The camp was today being
prepared for occupancy by United
States cavalrymen.
Like Nnothcr CoNcN'- \rmy.
Like another Coxeys army,
1888 men marched into this little
Mexican border town, which Villa
raided in March, 1916 -deported
l. w w, striking miners, laborers,
lawyers, cooks, and small mer-
chants from Bisbee The special
train consisting of cattle cars and
boxcars, with coaches for United
States troops on the rear, stopped
opposite the army camp outside of
the little town, The men piled out
of the cars, lined up by fours with
cavalry fankers on each side and
marched to the oommissary, where
rations for breakfast were issued,
Each was given paper plate, can
of salmon, loaf of bread, and can
opener, and returned to the cars
with a lineup of water Attorney
William Cleary, in charge of the
depOrted men, directed the ration
ing of the car the food having
been furnished free by the Ell Paso
g. Southwestern Railroad company
last night.
Tohl,tu Ration ISSUED
The men were ALSO gwen their ur-
ration ui tobacco since 'nu Wvr.
rounded up 900 Hisbco Thur-dHy morn
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-14

tn Bishcc friends to communicate
with the mel inside the picket lines.
The dcported men expect To return
tu Bishee soon under protection of
federal troops. hut preparations are
being made here 90 establish e per
mancnt camp ON the site ot the old
Mexican refugee camp
CIeary Wires Hunt.
Cieary. Acknowledged spokesman
for the men. said he had wired tor-
mer Governor iIuntt
we demand TO be returned to his
bee protected boy United states troops.
a~ man, Of uS have business there
ana others homes ard families"
Mcmher- "f the automobile party Of
friends from BisOe, sdy they snN,
armed deputy sherins and Bishec cit
izrns at Osborn Junction yesterday.
watching for the return of tho de-
ported train, aud they fear clash
between the local forces and the sol
dicrs II thusc dsported are returned
now They also say many strike lead
ers NOT caught N the nrst raid were
ordered to get out OF town within two
hours while others were jailed
Buly Robiusou. shift boss at the
Junction mine q member of the auto-
mobile parts. made shor, talk to
the dcported men inside tn" picket
line today lie said
1911 Usc~ Iiad Grammar
Uncle sam BE- going tu 'alk tn them
people about your cases
The miners claim the, were robbed
of their money when heir homes
ver, entered Thursday moruing and
later when searched. ia Muriha an
American from Alabama, said.
zone man stuck q gun through the
window Of my house. Another puked
q gun through the window where my
lll-Nclr-old daughter slept The,
took me away cursed me and robbed
M, Of 500.
Cioary said another man was rob-
| bed of Nllu tld MS watch when
searched Others had registration
| cards. uucr,, bond rrc,.r's and pa
pcr- taken from them as welt as
| uuIuu cards he said
IN, Associated Press stan CORES
| puudsut Joined the d,pnrtrd striker
"a, u,rmanas early today ana made
| th, trip to columbus Iu cattle cal
| N|.h ui,' tiourN t~ the crowd can
! him. CIcar,. uump'ctelN exhausted
| from his ,Nperleuc, aud his work .'
] I,hllf uf the W,u. succeeded lu hId
| .uu .,.f vhrr, ho ~muNtd .s com
cup pipe J- nr talked. a., said Doe
~. Zoo na., Iyrt today foe Hollywood
! CAL. where h.- family lIy,., tu spcr,
he vacation.
C.Ttyit NdNtntiu Tor u LAWYER
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-14
BRITISH TRANSPORT is
ToRPEDoED AND SUNK BY
SUB, is ANNOUNCEMENT
sy Associated Press

London, July 1.-THE British trans-
port Armadalc has been sunk by .
submarine u IS officially announced
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-14

Armadalc was merchant steamer
Of N.l53 tons, gross, 800 feet long
built iu 1909 n Glasgow.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-14
THE WEATHER

Tonight aud SUNDAY generally fair:
not much change In temperature.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-14

The ciearInes OF the Albuquerque
banks today we're ss7. .s20.s3.
C1earinEs OF Aibuanerque hanks Tor.
week ending July ~: sssc.t5sa0.
The Keota news. (Keota, Weld County, Colo.) 1911-1922, 1917-08-31

George Steiger. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Reuben Steiger, of Keota, Is now
stationed on the U. s. ship Dale, at
Asiatic Station, San Francisco. Cal.
Printed stationery will add character
and dignity to your private correspond
ence and has real business value. See
samples at the News Office.
Miss Lillian Gleasman, Keota high
school teacher, and her mother have
moved into town and will reside with
Miss Anna Showers this winter.
K. X. Fortune and family. Rev. H.
E. Winslow and two children, and Miss
Mary Miles were guests of w. E Scott
and family Sunday.
Pound paper, envelopes. tablets, type
writer papers and box stationery at the
News Office.
1917 model Ford touring car on easy
terms. See Stanley, at News Office.
When you look your best zee Fortner.
The Keota news. (Keota, Weld County, Colo.) 1911-1922, 1917-08-31
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