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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1917-11-15
THE PEOPLES FORUM.
The Security of Believers.
RELIlIN.

In speaking of this in my former let
ter, closed by emphasizing the nee
cessity of trusting the Lord.
An unfaltering trust in the Lord is a
cure for anxiety and cause of peace
and joy. Jehovah supports the ear III
and all that is in it. What a basis of
peace is laid for US in trust. He con-
trolls all. If we we're in the power of
chance, our case would be gloomy
enough. Were we in the hands of men
our case would often be humilating,
fearful and conflicting. When saints
fail to trust the Lord they get them
selves into straits.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1917-11-15
Information for Contractors.

Sealed proposals addressed to the County
Commissioners of Garrett County and in
Dol sed Proposals for building section or
State Aid Highway in Garrett County," u
on or along the Elder Hill road, BEGINNING
at the Railroad CroSe'1g i'm Fl iendsvIlle an
extending towards Hoyes, Cor distance OF
about three and two one-hundredth miles,
G. on viii be received hv the County Com
mlsStOnerS OF Garrett County, at their Of.
ice Oakland. MARYLAND. until u O'clock no =
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1917-11-15
JoANNEs.

For SALE-A horse in fair condition
Win sell cheap. Apply to H. z. Gibson,
BIT. Lake Park. Advertisement.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1917-11-15


the Baltimore recently destroyed
steamship laden with grain for the British
probably
The spread quickly along the docks and the
Kerry Range between Of the blazing
opd
picture darkenng
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-03-24
NAVAL RESERVE
IS ESTABLISHED
WALTER MANGUM OPENS A RE
cRuITiNG STATION IN FED.
ERAL BUILDING.

The national mobilization move
ment in preparation for any crisis il
being evidenced in Brunswick as
much as elsewhere.
Hardly had Walter Mangum, now
lieutenant of the junior grade in The
new United States Naval Reserve
Force, opened enrolment offices in
the federal building yesterday, when
word of the organized effort planped
was spread about town and six boats
OF different grades are enrolled for
call TO coast defense and patrol ser.
vice. This was az a starter.
Mangum, who has been In Charles,
ton, where is located the. central or.
fees OF the reserve for this section
for period up to yesterday; received
the appointment OF Office and rank
OF officer last Wednesday, in that
city. He wac given command of tflt
two districts embracing this city and
FernandiRa. The real work of en-
rollment is expected to begun today
Not only boat owners, but all pa
triotic citizens who are employed in
lines OF work employed in ths navy
may enroll for the grade which his
occupation entities. The pay woult
be higher than in the navy, II a cal
should be given
Mangum was formerly army re
cruitlng officer In this city and he
has his old office in the federal build
ing back again where he win be ey
cry week day from 8 to 6 to give any
desired information. He desires that
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-03-24
COL0RED BODY
VILE ASK HELP
NEGRO PARENTTEAcHER AS
ISOLATION WILL ASK AID IN
HEALTH CRUSADE.

Another meeting was held yester-
day OF the Negro Parent-Teachers'
association with. Prof ". A Perry
acting as chairman General discus
sion OF plans for the health week
campaign April 1e2-2S was had, but
appointment OF committees and other
arrangements were deferrsd It was
decided to ask cooperation from the
Parent-Teac cheers association of Bruins
wick, the Women's Civic League and
other bodies TO make the event an
annual and national one with gen
eral public backing.
y Members OF both the Civic League
and the Parents, Teachers association
express willingness to cooperate with
the colored people and aid them to
the fullest extent in any undertaking
for racial advancement or benefit that
they may wish.
A cleanup and paint-up week cam
.paign will be conducted by the Civic
League after the chautauqua work i
over with. 1t will embrace homes az
we'll as yards, streets and alleys
throughout the entire city. THIS mat
ter win probably Gene up for con
sideration at the meeting OF the bod,
ON April IL.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-03-24

boat owners get in touch with him
at once. The boats will be either pur-
chased OF leased as the owner de-
sireS.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-03-24
OAKLEY PLAYS
HIGH FINANCE
NOW WILL RECEIVE WELCOME IN
SELECT COURT CIRCLES,
SAY FRIENDS.

DR.. Fl. ID. Malloy is a man of color
and distinction and hales from the
cOloFed neighborhOod in Rockingham,
n. G. Experience as a doctor taught
him that aqua was the most expen.
siye thing sold in a certain class of
drug stores and with visions OF
wealth as unbounded as the portion
of the universe which Germany is try
ing TO fence in with submarines, the
doctor displayed characteristics of
financial generalship and formed a
great drug store company. The first
unit Of the corporation was establish
cd in Rockingham But the big line
Of people who should have been watt
ing to buy the great compound and
beauty restorers failed to materiallze
and the expectations OF the company
were not met
Then the promoter took a notion
to come TO Brunswick Also certain
stockholders in certain drug store
company took notion to raise a
howl about somebody getting money
under false pretences.
That's how Dr. Malloy came to be
arrested about three days ago by the
local police. who had received a wire
from authorities at Rockingham. Also
that's how it came that Sheriff Bald
win from there came here yesterday
and accompanied the negro back to
Rockingham where, it is rumored. he
is about to be welcomed in select
/ court ctrcles.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-05-18

dur lu them, but la the men they
huy from You ran bet un IT, NOT
Ytiug the man who mas produced
hc goods. The price of wheat has
timhcd 10 Si.t5 per bushel M Che
ago. and When wheat IS seliinig nt
such gn outrageous price you can
hardlN expect tn bHy flour M Ices
lhun you now paying The local
merchant WOULD have to close up 10
ls cuuld loot ma,c "a profit and 81
u b. the case with every man who
hsudlc. th, article nom the pro
du.rr in ihh Retailer o. g. Hu,,a:
Of the BELGIAN Relief Commits
predict, that -four will be- selling
for so per barrel before the end
the yror Thurc is uol much OF q
possibility pl 10" present prlr : dr
yr"u-iug ant O stands every hnuo
90 haui 20 be- Just as saving ~
pUs,ihl" Cl.- lhr mru who are
really responsible iur the u uf e..
ui don't ia, all the blamc un your
rroc"tymau
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-05-18
E~MERCENcY pnoGRAM

Following is The horticultural cm-
crgenry program adopted by the
STATE war committee through It's
committee on agriculture aud co
nomic organization
. 10 prepare an agricultural cen
sus Tor tho purpose Of asccrtainiug
The variety aud acreage VI crops
uoW being raised aud what land is
ur will be available for the planting
ut iuud crops Also TO ascertain the
m"uut- 81 various farm seeds e.
fHilUhle, and what will be- required
'ut planting.
. To urrang' the planting of cN-
cry available piece Of ground m
5uch o way ~ a. secure the maxi
main production Of fond stuns.
3 10 assist In the procuring aud
DISTRIBUTING NJ the necessary seeds.
g. u" encourage the planting 1T
home gardens aud the preserving
1T ail surplus.
D. To encourage the planting 1T
rurp or beans on ground nav ncru
nird rs small grain. immediately
it"r harvest.
a. 90 urge the plowinr up of an
p""r stands of alfalfa and the plant
iug " That ground Ia corn
g. 10 urge The planting ui The New
Woke" puniu bean during The month
of luis.
\, Iu urge the rarl, planting nf
nae largest pnssihlr arrrapr NJ win
,"r wheat \ considerable puriiun
ut tins acreage ran b. planted M
standing corn For MAXIMUM re-
suits The small grain should be-
planted before October 18TH
g. To urge tho raisiug If more
pnultry hng>. and Belgian harrs.
a. 10 teach The nrrrssily nf more
intensified farming proper cultural
Wuihuds, ~" selection aud treat
m'ut ot seed, The control Vt M
sect pests and plant and intmal dis,
.s.u-
co. 10 advise mrurs of securing
Hl'lual" Iahnr iur the cultivation
nud h]nrN',ilng of crops
o. I" ascertain what financial q.
,iln," Will be- necessary a. accom-
r'l,h maximum agricultural result,
INi rud"a,ur in -"rurr necessary
inuI,.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-05-18

The state 'rrHI. vtII m.,r.r ,li
NiIIu"'lu" alfno'rlh ,llumum
Na. named 900 ur first announce
WHni and ihI. .uu.fl, I- aau,nrl.
i'rrhui.i 90 tb, l.ri Of. a fur In.brr
HnlrinI. Hi 'br war department have
argur"i the rIrl That M. ,,af.
sr'p"r, of southern NrN ur,ir.
and particular, lfIumnu. have,
mndr ruiIrri, ir" much upI.r ,I,ri
The 'uudci"udcI condition nu the
border.
Albuquerque . not the rpir AZ
whlrh the irpop, viii hr needed
uui the citiy.us of ihsi town Iryr
secured ih' ramp nud n wfII cause
e considerable Iurrr o. iu tho r,inl
cuisines, during the STAY of tn ,pl
'lnr boys hut NO, h"urui. tu tho
merchants will NOT b.. anything like
'h" ]rNprciri.
The point ul concentration shulId
NaN" h""u ,umrV here m southern.
Wv Mexico. nut d. Aluum.rw.
ha, been named It II, pruhluI. that
.l' organization will tas, pl,rr
there las lur.. Citizen
Oh iora'l ln' hu.h about GIum
bus ma. Inns ior much npi-, lbnri
%" uudrf nd.d condition NJ tl
N"ri'r SuupUa. Irs Cruces r1f
suffered what columbus did when
d. Town SO, ,uWrirutl, proin,f.
cd Would She moi mas, . noi..
I think y'-
uull q few times. ilrur that No.
au rull T." mud ha. illuuhu..rii
%. 1s e Wli"ln ls.sd lnr briirs
protection other town. il,l ,r.
o long distance from the iord g. have
'pp"al"d T." No" War Department
i"r troops more often and spp,r
'nilN Columbus was blamed
IT the troop were ~ Boz removed
from here n"hpdV would dare live
here Everybody vould leave a
side of two DAYS n there were m,
soldier, mere No n would take
% chance on staying through nm
other such program ns wa, staged
here on March 9TH, 1910
Our Commanding Officer. Colonrl
II. g. Sickel, b. u real soldier ana
We feet safe ,o Ions rs be- ihing. b,
: safe. hut A mrLps rg .,.t a.
head u always be- hrarinr that gnn
about the mgrrhants. n "a the pro
PLE-ANERICAN CITIZENS who
want protection. Forget n RuI
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-05-18
COUNTY Ucm0LrrRu ,Gr>T

The county COMMISSIONER fiIiun
county drridrd Inst week nrair.i 'h.
employ m'ri of q rnuniy farm DEM
o%ustrator ON M" ground That tn
farmers of Tho Nimhrrs valley know
how to farm without any outside
assistance This b. q biz Of mfur
nation f"r u.s.. Wish thry would
show u, uur pf Those fellow so
d"iht several ~ M" farmers have
h'ru successful an u way hul ihcr,
D. plnui, Inr thrrI 'u learn set. w
MT" M The nlI homo paper from
Nrriria TINT or. y,pu countN of
that stat" has rmplpyrd q count,
agent, " ID Be- necessary that 70
drmnns,rator b" appointed ihrrr.
whrrr the same familic, liaN, been
raisins Tim crops Tor lhr pa.' cru
fury and v hair II might hr pr> plo
that such q man q, =. No. south
worth, IN" formrr agricultural
agent of Luna couniy, mighl ppssi-
hly give NJ least a fey NJ the MINI
hrcs Valley farmers o lp that would
b" NJ value.
One ~ The Curn- publication, used
Mr. Sputhworth ~ an example of
IN" value If county agricultural
agents m an article published short
lyl after h" wa employed Ne not
pHrIN sfuttuNI M. f.,u....
tricks at farming, hut gave them a
few lessons IN salrsmnnship that
was very profitable, aud at this
time when the state and national
governments are calling for a larger
production Of food crops the COM
missioners should have been. nd vyq
hope wore. positive that the services
OF an expert were not needed.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-05-18
TIM PEOPLES CHOICE

Ihr Nv N,,irau. only daily pa
nr published 90 ilr -i.I. ,.iI. 4.
'Ut,. utu.l. boo h,rp up % Ittir
'rli"m,ut ~ NJ" prns,ut time
here arr two pr ihrrr rirrs tuI
,uii, rrudIrg against the editors
900 publishers Iur Tibet and rul-
'.uri uf court The Now NEWMAN
Iuuts iur what u hrIir,r, in Be-
.ighi whether u happen, ~ mri
Niuh ,n' approval ut ~.lr pllIi.
glaus ur not H. % vlurh 70 can
ur t"uEh' over, and That % hr.
ituIi accomplished everything ~
Ias undertaken within ih,. past I,W
unH'h.. Including The defeat OF r,r.
tain .uiIdH.', 900 last tails rIr..iuu.
sure ,'Ws luoi. after rusIrl
rn.I...i ur-gus OF tho state. Co.,
pick up Ih" NrV MrNlgau most u
p"Iilirs of au, "ur of ihr state rp.
prr, auI without au, sNr Zoo .riud nr
fu,ur- Iu g., Vhub u.s.u fli., %.
uWw.|i Hr ra.I iIu uu.It.uu. a-
% u,.ir,r br hJ. % ruwul urafrI
',s ul ln.ItirS, COLOR ur previous
1udriun of ~ar,Ituir
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-05-18
WHY r,lK ,Rorr uLIM,rE

The ColumhHe Courier fcnrs the
Morning lrurnil IN. lo.l some If iis
enthusiasm for border protection
sinc" n va decided to m"hlWr ihr
plnrd At NllhuIucrTur. go milr,
FROM ~" SEEM ~ danger and take,
exceptions 3" structures on The CO.
lumlm, ~ compared with the Duke
CITY rlimni" Push iush. gentle
m"u. wh' ialh about climate with
santa &C. ~" urar santa lr Now
N"Nirau
llw NrV Nr,lrau o, right WhN
tain about climate
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-05-18
non ANEhN SNuI " NsIE
Runs INTO BIG FIGURES

IN ounce Of rdihIc mead lc,u
meat. tat aud lean. suot ur iui triW-
med from STEAK. chop. VI roast
srrms harll, worth .aNihg
Many huusrhuld, take bust ihi-
view OF the matter in mot lruuhl
a. pot such an insignificant s,r.i
iuto the Zee bon or s1up po i
not hoihrf- io save tor cookery F.
spoonful cor two of irippiug- or 10
tuy ri uf -uri 1r lHi
l.| 90 EVERYONE u. uTf "IHu sH
\mrrt.Hu lamtNr, Hu 100. a,rru.
waste, .aru df, ,uiN uur pumr ul
riiI.r Wrai Ur fut, % means % dali,
waste or lslOtsu pound, Of aum,
food at.uUuuuu pound. oi valuable
an mai food q year
40 .Nr..gr dressed wDiahts. o.
would iukr Too grns, W'i-hi nl over
$4,000 y,.,. ur over 3OUl.Uuu hogs
bonn. ami 900 iu rru,rir 900, V.i.h'
at meat ur rJt iur each garha-,
pail or kitrhpu sins lf tn nvups
aud butchers W. sir lrn eliminated
ih.s figures would be- Increased tn
i.iJn.unn cattle and A5nnHn h.-,
or. again. % the W,str W.'rr dis.
r.H. id g..ur.I g io The r. ropi,
,u. s.up, 900 cot the NariH.I, 900 i,
excluding bones % would u,n up 10
combined herd of over aSWn beef
animals. .9lJsn calves. over 6'5ltO
sheep and lambs awi over .li.usv
hogs
Million. uf TONS NJ f''i and hay
thr gras, from vast pasture, and the
labor uf ARMIES ot rnlil'mrn ami
butcher. alsp would D." -'rupu.d n,
thu, m~"at-vastr ruui"
Hut ever, hous bold dp"-u G
" .tr ON ounce OF meat nr fHi r,-
cry dy' Very VOL ml.r % one
out of a hundred families. hut Keep
iu mind that all meat allowed iu
spoil and all meat and iat rendered
m"dihlc boy improper cuukIug
srurching or hurnius must b" counl-
rd ns waste. Make q nm uuurr ",-
cry other day or one q month such
waste would ,till h" mrudurablr
when meat Is -rarrr and when Ht
O.. Of such vital food m]prrlnc, to
man, uliinu.
Waste nf mrni ur fat r- wr,rr.
able Every gt of lean meat can
be- used in soups, .irV,. or 900 rnm
liu.lIuu N.lu rsi... ever, spoon
gu of fft rau ur employed m cook
cry every ui pi drippug. pnd era
a. can hr sawed ,u d, 300, luI u,rd
90 ali la,lr dud uuUrlHHmrul TO-
other dl,hr.
,lhr 4 > department of \gricul-
iur" Washington. - c. cor YOUR
Stat" Agricultural college. state
College, New Mexico. vii tr,i YOU
how 10 Use hIl, Of meat tu make
Appealing and nutrition. dishes and
how 90 u," lrn over fat iu cook
cry.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-05-18
rnE COLUMBUS COURIER

G. .. Parks, Editor ami Publisher
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-05-18
GOOD ron uBu q,ERGrE

To" culture State Will nr gIad ibaI
N.huIIrrII' la. vHlIrrd ilr ua
'lun1l su1rl h'lduuarlri, lor that
iiy. Albuquerque o., VIImg and able
and a suitable plarr lHr the camp.
N.w N"NIro o, proud of hrr uissg &
town, and congratulate hrr Hu her
success 10" Draudr Hcpuhlir
u'nd for NIhuqu"rrIr D.. rirht bat
huW about projection Of the hurirr9
Tho "s-"u'" ri ~ Nrruhlr CO.,
rrIr o. iu with p@rptrrir,u -,
long a- Tho first town gets n.r-
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-05-18


included IN The draft measure is
from q Ia ~ inclusive. senator
all proposition to raisr three
regimcnis for hur,lrr patrol was
irupped from the measure.
Al persons of the ages ~ a io
$50 viz he compelled ~ Register as
SION Is To- order is given ny Priest
dent Wilson The governors IT
zach slate vii be the chief nf reg
STRATUM thotriu Tho marhin.ry
IT registration iu each county Is To
hc 90 charge ol the sh.rin. ihc
r1urtN clerk and ihr pouuiy phy
eisu aptur rS.un, iu. uui,s. "a dil.
i,r"nt board ls ANNOUNCED D., o.,
'u...unr IN cities oi over IOUu
inhabitants the REGISTRATION VIII b.,
Ia charr" of the mayor.
ihe sheriff uf n'hrts immediate
ly upon rrrrl,iur notice rrum ihr
l%u,rrn"r. shall appoint regi.tra,s
I'r rrch voting precinct
The Proportion uf registrars shi 70
n" one Cor zach 10 PERSONS o. b..
r'rislrrri - rh age lo be- regis
,'roi Will comprise about one ppr
cent of lh" population.
q b. desirable to accept The srf
,I."- ui competent volunteer rrgi.
.rHs iu .r, without cumprusa-
.un Al REGISTRARS must boz sworn
The ,riIul p.arr~ len zach ptr,iur
must b" prepared irr r'ri-'rntiuu
iull instructions viii be- iu The
nuuds of iho sheriff and either dies
irnu''l nniriHl. Within n,r day.
nHr Hr President s. proclamation
ON tho arm inN after lhr prr.i
teui hls issued hrs proclamation
Irr ct counties and cities over
Hrm ru.i srrurr % supply n'
nl mis- aud rnuirs of the rrri4ira
Iuu regulations from the -lrriu
lr ihv WuNur. Nh.rui,.'s and M,
-frk viii appl, q" vIth rlrrk. H.
hHNr their rHliair. ,inu rur,.. nllrd
ont. lu nn ease shah such person.
.It"u registration rrriif,mir,
Ihu, ura iu lr Instructed o., ~,
'rrh ,hti 90" burden D. uu lhrm o.
ID. % lIHt ilrir rrri. reach ih
registrars of their brmr prrynri.
nl B.. 'rliI.u o.,
Person. absent frrm their home
'"urit" mu, be- reg stored D., mail
% 500 absent e mau should gu 'u 'hu
ri,r~ ui 'ln r1upi, where hr mu,
boo r uu ih' ,i,ih ,lnN after
ih" dn'r OF ihr President prnrln.
NATION 81 u' i- m u ,i'y Of u,,i
h"o population, the Jily clrrh O.
the "inrigl io whom a. apply. Tia
absentee Will nr i"ld how io reg
slrr lui D.. must mail bi. card on
iimr ig roach hi. hom, precinct D.,
rrpi~iiAitun dl,.
Persons inu -irk a. present them
solves for registration must .,ui 4
competent rnr,nu ." the rnuul, ~
"li' clerk uu ily -f,ih t., after the
uUr of th' proclamation The
I.rh VnI give instruction. fur
u'a~I.'rtti"u
iu spar. Of, populated rummww
'I', 'in REGISTRATION VlU b, ilIra
HN 70 nHHrl of r"l,.iraii1n uuHrr
direction of iNr -hrru III pt.
,"u. between mo aar, of q aud W
inclusive, Nl" prr unmarried. will
nave 100 Irr ut lh'm,"I,r- ~ lhr
i'e'au,i,i place "' r,-i,tgaiou and
600 ull ihr blanks \ n",,, prual
"a v.l h" WG'u.,i 900 900 who ml
IL --.L.-A ML-L I'm. .-L.-
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-05-18
IHE ARM DBAFT Bu.L

The army dran hin has been con
nrmrl ly The ronfrrcr, I'm lbo lvn
houses oi The Congress. The ages
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-05-18

Some OF the stores in town. es-
pecially groceries. are being called
all The bad names imaginable nm ac-
count of the great incrrasn iu prircs
81 foods. This rise Is not altogether
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-05-18
BFLCi,N RFLIEF CHURCH
OFFERING nN

Sunda, Ma, 9Th vII hr Uclgtau
HrIrf Church offering i,, through
'ui DO" -Iutr The officers 200 rlarlr
ut ihr r'il'i fund arr making o
prUtaI effort 90 iulrrnsi 'hr church
gorUs p1"uIn "u that a., un4 .rrk
ihr GO. operation uf the pastor. M
nargn pi The Various cpugroLriions
,'l Willard $ HuprWcll. iu
h,rlf cot lhr relief fund M Nrw
va. i." issue, lhr following state
mnui.
tN.ry lmorru citizen should boz
Interested 90 lirlamm welfare.
Thor" ar' % miilluu aud u uarlrr
ahfD. ZOO The lIu, .mpllm iu hr feel
los ibr uI'.lp world and vr should
't" lio loud m.thi, mobile work. I
ash ihr various pastors m No. stat,
" Hn'u." q church Relief Offering
IUll} h1' 'ih and avis Them
un-i'-Hnnp- lu . ,prrial rnulu
Uu'l"u n" ir nll"i ~ "ur nIuI
lh" li'uau Calhollr Cuuuhc.
hn'" hau suah e tn, aud % ennd
ND ,lm of mnur, Wa raised fnr
This purpnsr "" l,h ihr PROBES
lani Churches iu do as much
.IIul'.. \U'rirI dur- ir,i ih.,.
hanl"s they vill be- o,trrmiuaird
entirely within q short Time Inn,
is q most worth, cause. one IA
which Vr should atl Take au active
interest.
Contributions should be- rorvnr-
deed iu The Rocky Mumiuin club
Hoover Fund fol the relief IN Bel
GUM Albuquerque Sew Mexico
iurm ror Transmission Of uon.,
W = llulEWtll.
Committeeman for New Nryira.
Albuquerque, y NJ
| enclose h,r with :
for the Rock, Mountain club. uno
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