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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-16
MYSTERY CLOUDS
W0MAN'S 5 SUICIDE
Police Hunt Unidentified
Man and Letter
From Editor

CHICAGO. Aug. ia search FOR
"a letter from the editor of a North
Dakota periodical ami FOR an unlden-
tified man WAS begun by the police
today In an effort TO explain the
suicide OF Mrs Mar DE Brito, 2s.
an advertising writer for a large de-
partment store.
At the Young woman's rooming
house. u was learned that some time
ago she wrote a letter to Governor
Frazier of North Dakota. declaring
a North Dnkota magazine. which had
advocated tar and Fathers as "A pun
ishuUnt ln certain eases SHOULD be
suppressed. 4 letter from the gov
crnor's secretary acknowledged re-
ceipt Of her communication and
stated II had been referred to the
editor OF the magazine
Last Friday, the police were in
formed. Mrs DE Brito received a let
ter from the editor and she appeared
much agitated. ON Saturday n
strange man representing himself a.
an iusurnnc" man made Inquiries nt
her lodgings Later the same man.
| 10 is believed called at her office
ana was said 90 have threatened her
D Mrs. De Briiu was found dead last
night in a. hnth tub with a gas hose
| Boo her mouth.
The young woman when iG wears
old was married to claude Do Brlto
g,ld TO bc q wealthy BRAZILIAN. hut
70 scuHrutiou occurred At one time
she was awarded q price as Chicago'i
] n.ust isautiful Irish girl.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-16
Packing Employees
Plan an Appeal
To the President

OMAHA. Neb.. Aug. i6.--An appeal
% President Harding TO appoint an
arbitrator to help adjust differences
1etween packers and their employees
win be- made. II plan for national
working agreement being drafted by
officials and delegates OF Amalgamat-
"a Meat cutters and Butchers work
men In not acceptable 10 packers.
c. j. Hayes. the unions International
president. told newspaper men today.
Mr. Hayes made this statement at
the conclusion OF this mornings con-
ference OF delegates aud International
officers OF the union meeting here to-
day to formulate a plan TO negotiate
an agreement with athe packera to
take effect when the present national
agreement expires next September 10.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-16
BLIND MAN ADMITS
|. KILLING WOMAN AND
CLUBBING CHILDREN
Found Asleep in Shed a
Mile From Scene
of Crime

~. PAso. Texas. Aug 1G.-inmon
Ramirez. blind man, 20 Years old
was arrested and charged with mur-
der when deputy sh"riffs found him
sleeping in shed this morning half
a mile from the house IN which Mrs.
Conrsdo Alazar. ~. WINS murdered.
and her children. Conrado Alazar.
Jr. four Ophclia, seven. and Funn'a.
eight. were clubbcd and seriously in
jured last night
"Ycs. killed them" was Ramirez q
statement. according tu Deputy Shor-
IFS John Boone and j. g. Stansoi aud
Deputy Constable Il. T.. nrookcr #
wasn't mad at them. I wanted 90
XIII thcm an. II would bc better Tor
them"
Blood was on Uamiroz's face and
hands. A two by four scnntling
about two feet long was near him
the officers said
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-16
SEEK TO IDENTIFY
BURCH AS BUYER
OF SHO 7 GU \
M u r der Suspect To
Force Pawnshop
Proprietor

Los ANGELES. Aug. is.--Both
prosecution and defense In the caser
OF Arthur q. Burch and Mrs. NADIA
lyene Obenchain. indicted for the al
eyed murder OF J. BeltOn Kennedy.
were busy today. they announced. en-
deavoring to clear up unsolved prob
lens
Ralph u. Obenchain. Chicago at
torney, former husband of the ac-
cused woman and her attorney Of
record declared It was proposed not
only to establish the Innocence OF the
accused hut to solve the mystery OF
the crime and find out who did the
shooting" He said he was satisfied
of the Innocence OF Burch as well ~
that OF his former wife.
Mrs Obenchnin, who had previous
Lly "a ked freely with lntervlewers.
Fearly declared she would refer all
questioncrs to "my attorney. Mr.. oi-
| enchuin" Obenchain said this was
done by his advice A full statement
viii be- made public later by the de-
| fcnHe. he said.
The Rev. WIN. Rurch. father OF Ar
/ thur Burch. who came here sunday
/ from Evanston. H.. announced he eN'
/ pected to stay here only week, max
/ ing arrangements for his sons de-
/ fense.
Al the district attorneys office. II
WIS said the most important ster
/ during the day would probably be
/ an attempt by A. T. Rorcntnal pawn
shop proprietor, to Identify mrch a'
/ the man 10 whom he sold "A i2-Eaug'
] shotgun five DAYS before the shoot
/ Ing of Kenndy ON August 2. Rosen,
hal Identified gun stock washed
up on .hc beach at Santa Monica a.
part OF the weapon. hut failed q
| recognize photographs OF Burch A.
Il the purchaser.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-16
Hidalgo County
Instructs Delegates
For Senator Bursum

President Boyd, Of the state asso-
citation OF Bursum clubs. this morn
ing received a letter from willard e.
Holt editor OF the Lordshurs Lib
erai. stating that the republican coun-
" convention in Hldhlgo county. held
Monoday had endorsed the cnndi-
dacy OF senator hursum anu had In
structcd its delegation to, the state
convention To vote for his nomina-
tion.
The Grant and Luna county deieea-
tlens. u was reported. would not be
instructed but II was stated that IN
both counties sentiment was Unnni-
tlon and that both delegations would
be for him.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-16

DON t CARE IF
| HANG, SAYS
H|GHTOWER
--.-4-----
Man Accused of Priests
Murder Asserts "I'm
Through"

SAN FRANcisco. Cal. Aug. ie.--
Declafat,ens that I'm through; II
donf cafe II hnng or not" were
nsaAr n the Rrdwe4d city Jail today
Nv VIII ninhtswer. harred with this
murder of Rev rati b tIcalln, colma
Catholic priest.
Ilishfower's statements came at
the close Of several hour Of quizzinn
by District Attorney Franklin swori
Of Redwood CITY. captain Of Detec-
,ivos Duncan Msiheson 81 the san
Francisco police department and
Assistant District Attotney Gold Of
san lfmnclsco.
During the oSlmihation Iiightowct
refused to answer many questions
PARTICULARLY several which concerned
a tent found In his room. the stakes
~ which. u was charged were f,rind
near the spot whore Father Hesiin's
nOdy WIS buried az SaladH Beach.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-16
Eddy County Sends
Delegation Solid for
Senator Bursum

Pesident David n. Boyd. Of the
state association OF BuFsum clubs. to-
day received telegram from w. L.
McIlvaln. republican county chair
man of Eddy county. stating that the
republicans OF that county have de-
ciared for the nomination OF Senator
Bursum.
Eddy county's delegation solid for
Bursum," the telegram said.
This completes the list Of the Pecos
valley county delegations TO the re-
publican state convention In Santa Fc
Thursday. al OF which have either In.
structed their declarations ~ adopted
resolutions requesting them TO vots
for senator Bursufn's nomination.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-16
No Woman Qualified
For Disarmament Meet
Says Congresswoman

WAsHISGTON. Aug 10. Repre-
sentative Alice Robertson. of Okla
homa, the only woman member of
congress. took particular pains when
nhe called at the white house today
tn make Il plan that her visit was
not 10 urge appointment OF a woman
ON the American delegation 20 the
disarmament conference.
show me woman In the United
States who " qualified" said Miss
Robertson, and might urge her
appointment
She added that In order 70 qualify
n woman not ony would have To be
an international lawyer versed ~
dipinmntic practices, familiar win
foreign Languages and conditions. and
have an assured social standing and
"a wide acquaintance hut wouh haN"
to have the faculty Of listening a
Hrrat deal and saying little
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-16

DENVER, Aug 1s.-Edwin y.
Morse. a2 years old. first teller at
the international Trust company
here. haA disappeared along with
about $4,000 IN currency, II was an
nounced today by John Evans. preai-
dent of the institution. Miss Mabel
penfold, fiiinE clerk nt the bank.
also In missing, Mr. Evans said.
Al Of the missing funds are In cur
rency Mr.. Evans said.
The young man IL supposed 90
have taken everything In sight
when he closed his books Saturdl- =
night. the banks president said. The
books have not been tampered with
In an effort 10 cover up the loss. the
president said.
Mr. Evans said the loss was fully
covered by Insurance and that the
banks condition would not be al
fected.
MIR. Morse had been with the In
tcrnatioual Trust company as It's head
teller Tor more than three years. Mr.
Evans said. having come to TINT In
stitutiun from another bank highly
recommended.
Morse was married hut had no
children.
III was clean sweep" said the
bnnk president. Morse evidently
disappeared late Saturday or early
sunday. II II shock IN us ail--the
disappearance Of the young woman
ns much as the money"
The Eiri was described nv five feet
two nr three inches In height and
weighing about iiO pounds and at
tractivc.
Morse. the bank officials said.
weighs about las pounds. Is light In
complexion and about five feet eleven
inches tall He wore pnmpadour
and walked with a slight stoop. II
was said
Nav Have f1Sl To Ncxico.
That Morse and Miss Fenfn.d had
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-16
Sandoval County
Delegates Favor
Bursum's Nomination

BERNALlLI.O. y. A.. Alug. H.
Delegates to the sandoval county re-
publican convention, to elect dele
gates to the Santa Re convention. are
favorable to the nomination OF sena-
tor Bursnm. The Bcrnaliil0 precinct
delegates are Mariana o.. Montoya,
Francisco G. de Baca. Manned i'erea,
Abellno I.ucero. Nathan Blbo. ST..
Miguel G. de Baca and Juan Mon
toya. The Bernaiiilo primary meet
ing adopted resolution fnvoring the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-16
TAX BILL CUT TO
Be ES79O,33O.OOO.
FORDNEY REPORTS
Majority Report on Re
venue Bill Filed
In House

wAsHINGTON. Aug. Ga rrduc-
iion of t7so.33o. .OO0 In the annual tax
bnl OF the nation viii result from
the changes In the 1918 revenue act
embodied In the new administration
taA bil Chairman Fordncy of the
ways and means committee declared
In o. majority report nlcd today with
m. house.
"Inasmuch a. the repeal u the eX-
cess profits tas and reduction OF sur
taA rates ON individual incomes do
not become effective until the calcn-
dar year 1899" the report said. 500
200. 900 uf th" contemplated loss Of
revenue win not bee reflected in
revenue collections prior To is23."
Actual reductions In taxes for this
fiscal year. the report continued. are
estimated at approximately S2Oo.-
Jo0 OOO total collections under the
new hill being figured at S3.J76,0oo,-
uO0 a. against the estimated cullcc-
lions of S3.biU.OOO.0 under the
present law.
Estimated reductions In taxes bc-
9,,.n In m. r.port AS iuilnws.
u.n,nl of ,,rr.s motifs. Ian.
1872, $4,000, 900.
E.durtiun OF nurtnN rates ON indi-
,iJ,,nI in,um,. la yg p.r cent Jan.
ig.. $50 600 600.
Increased exemptions nr heads ui
nnmili.s tn $1,000 for iucumrs not
an excess of S5,hUO, SIO.OOO,vOU
| AduittouuI ,Nrmutlottz Iur depend
| .nts Increased ia 500 from $500
| $50 900 900
Hcp.aI of AN transpurtatiou taxes
| Jan. !. 1899. SgGs.UUU. 900.
| lscpraI ut taN ON utp insurance
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-16
San Miguel County Delegates
Instructed for Bursum Until
They are Released by Him
Eddy County Also Declares for Nomination of
Senator, and Sandoval and Hidalgo Delega-
tons Are Favorable

gates TO the state republican conven-
tion IN Santa Re Thursday for the
purpose Of nominating candidate
FOR United States senator at the
special election September 20 to vote
FOR Senator Holm q. BBrsum until
released by him. San Miguel la the
largest delegation IN the state having
81 votes IN the convention.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-16
Mrs. Molla Mallory
Is Tennis Victor

FOREST IiiI.i-s y. y. Aug. L.
Al the ciosc of the first gallery of
the s-rond tennis get Mile suAann"
englru was seiz.d with a violent ftt
II coughing ard walking over To a
chair ahngHld- the referees stand an-
nounced her default TO Mrs. Molla
Iiurst,dt Mallory she was assisted
~ the courts crying aud coughing
while 5000 spectators stunned at the
dramatic collapse of tn" famous
french champion, stood Hp""chlr''
be- had lost the first set, 90.
After her return tu tho club house.
~ was said that MI. l.cnglon had
i.rn n,lzed with a paroNysm of
coughing ns result OF her recent
.ttatk uf brnnchltis she had been
noticed To cough early In the firsi
frt but this did not seem tn inter-
irt" with her play
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-16
A Few More Nailed

The Journal today repeats
the assertion made some weeks
ago and repeated frequently in
that paper since. that a caucus
or conference was held here to
instigate suits or other meas
ures 10 "crush the journal, "
or its owner. and that the
"Ilawkinses' were present in
such conference.
The matter is of no great i'm
pdrtance, in so far as myself
or my brother. W. a. Hawkins,
is concerned, but il seems unde-
sirable that deliberate false
hood should be foisted upon the
public without attention being
directed to il; aud in this mat
ter the journal has indulged n
such deliberate falsehood. o.
OF the other men named ns
having been present in the al.
legged conferences, | have
never met or seen any Of them,
except a Gallup attorney, and
him only for IA handshake upon
Introduction. Moreover If there
has ever been any meeting or
meetings between two or more
of the persons mentioned. upon
any matter related to the Jour
nal or its owner, | have never
heard of it except through the
Journals 5 assertions.
The journal also says that
certain gentlemen, including
w. A. Hawkins, were here when
suits were filed against Magee
and the journal by local
bank. The dates of the filing
of these suits, as given by the
newspapers were July u, July
- aud August |.
| w. A. Hawkins was in Albu-
qucrque only on July 27. lie
was here during a day. ! was
with him throughout that day
| tie was here on personal bust
ness with me. Neither he noi
| | knew that the bank which
later filed the suits, had any
claims against Mr.. Magee ol
the journal; aud neither of NJ
| knew of these claims until the
suits We're announced in thl
local papers.
During the day Of his las
visit, above mentioned, w a
| Hawkins had no confercnc,
direct or Indirect with any a
the gentlemen named by th
journal a, having been in coI
ference with him.
II Last Sunday the journal sal
il was reported that W A
| Hawkins was in Albuquerque Il
II further an alleged con
,piracy' against that paper.
II Monday the Journal made th'
definite, specific assertion
without qualification Of an,
kind, that w, A. Hawkins hal
been here on that alleged bus
ness the Saturday night pr'
vious, when he had not bee
in this city at any time durin
the present month.
The journal today attempt
10 qualify this falsehood.
have no desire to engage in an
controversy with the Journi
and have mo- interest in It's a
fairs or financial difficulti'
| or in its future. ! feel that
is right that the public shoul
, be- informed whenever an effo
= is made by newspaper TO fol
a deliberate falseh0od upon
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-16
SCORES DEAD OR
HURT IN 0UANES
ON THE RED SEA
Several Houses Collapse
AT Massawa- Aid
To Scene

ROME. Aux l6. Serious earth
ouakc shocks are reported from III"
unllan colony of Eritrca, ON the Airi-
can shore Of the Red sea.
\ telegram from Asmntn, tn" seat
q the governmental residence "t the
colony SAYS fuu prupl" hnv" been
Killed nnd q score Injured at Mas~own
nn the Red sea court. several houses
have COLLAPSED and others have b"en
damaged IN that town. Will" other
casualties are reported from nearby
places
The Italian minister ~ colonies ha'
ordered that aid be- Immediately dis
patched tn the sccnc Of the earth
quake.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-16
10 to Is Per Cent Cut
In Wages Of Paper
Mill Workers

NEW YORK. Aug. i6--wagc re-
ductions OF 10 per cent for skilled
workers and rs per cent for common
laborers was decided upon today by
the board 0f arbitration which has
been considering the wnKe contro-
versy between paper mills employees
and manufacturers In the United
states and Canada.
The new wage scale, which will
affect $4,000 workers. becomes effect
i've August 81.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-16
Russia Abolishes
Prohibition; Now on
Light Wine Basis

RIGA. Lctvia, Aug. Ia Pro-
hibition has been abolished In
soviet Russia and the country
now ia on u Hight wine basis.
a dispatch to the ietyian Tele-
graphic agency. confirmed by the
Moscow newspapers, announces
the issuance Of decree permit
ting the manufacture and sale
Of beverages continuing up to ~
per cent OF alcohol. which viii be
highly taxed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-16
Charges Nurse was
Electrocuted During
X-Ray Demonstration

CHICAGO. Aug. is.--Chargcs that
Mrs. winnifred Bagley, a nurse. was
electrocuted during an <-ray demon
stration at the Pageant OF Progress
here last week were made today by
detective agency which investigated
the case.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-16
Senate Passes Bill
So General Wood Can
Govern Philippines

WASHiNGTON Aug iG.-Tho sem
ate today paHs"d h.il making II
possiihl, for the president t. appoint
Major General Leonard Wood COVER
nor general Of the Philippines
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-16

Highest trmpern
turc Is. lowest tenn
pcrnturc 60: daily
range temperature,
rs: mean daily TEN
,lcratiIrc. CO; rrla-
tive humidity 4 y.
IA, 60; relative hu-
midity. q a. m, Sc:
precipitation. trace.
NAY. Velocity Of
Wind miles per
lour rs. prevailing
direction, north I:
character OF the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-16
Bank Teller, a Girl Clerk
and SIS, 900 Disappear From
A Denuer Trust Company
Closed His Books Saturday Night and Took
Everything in Sight" President of institution
Announces Had No Children

fied to Mexico was the belief cx-
pressed Ly some of the detectives
working on the cnse today. y. r..
penfoid. father of the Eirl. who runs
n filling station at I'ort f.upton. Colo,
said today he received telegram
.unday filed In Denver. which said
Motr' ana his daughter had been
married.
IL had no, been suspected that tho
MISSING teller had love affair until
today when n seemed that nearly
everybody remembered he had berD
attentive to Miss penfoid The no-
lice said they had known he was fond
OF the Eirl
Miss Prnfo'd's father told of his
daughters love for Morse ana said
he could hardly hal eve tho yount
hank empiOye was married. why,
he used to visit M at Fort IHpton ="
the father said. "nnd he always rep-
resented himself AZ a single man. Had
I known be was married ! probably
would have used ~ shotgun nn him.
The telegram got from Ed SUNDAY
said he had been married nnd that
business had called him to Caltfor-
MIA"
How Iic Ioo.sd wife.
while employed nt the intcrnn-
tionai Trust company Mlss Penfo!d
lived with an aunt, Mrs. NJ. r. klnR.
at Ass Irving street.
Mabel IL entirely innocent Of any
connection with this terrible affair" f"
Mrs King declared today she ho-
li.ved Edwin to be- single over since
n. commenced paying attention to
her since she started to work at thf
bank"
Morse II said TO have told his wife
that he purchased touring ear last
winter so he could engage In the taxi
business on the side This u waH
said gave him opportunity 10 spend
many hours away from home.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-16

EAST LAST VEGAS. n. NJ. Aus.
i6.--S San Miguel county republicans
this nflernoon inatrmctnd ihelr dele-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-16

SANTA IE. n. w.. Aug. H.
Senator itosm q. fiuram has
arrived here 10 aftcid the rcpub-
IicaD state convention that will
BE- held here Thursday.
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NO Compromise
WITH ENGLAND,
SAYS De VALERA
Reiterates Independence
Demand at Open Ses-
sion Parliament

DUBLIN. Aug. fs.--En opening the
Dali Esreann at its first public eeeaion
here today, Eamonn de Valera. tils
republican leader. reiterated lraianas
claim for separation from Great
Britain and declared the only govern
ment the people Recognised was the
ministry OF the Dali Eireann. tho
Irish republican parliament.
He and his Colleagues. DE vaIsrs
said. had adopted to~ards England
the principle laid down by Cardinal
Mcrcler of Belgium towards Ger
many--that external authority was
unlawful. The Irish. ne said. stood
Tor the Ideals enthroned in the
American declaration of Independence.
Mr. DE Valera provoked laughter
by describing the British altitude an
that OF great nation demanding
guarantees for Its safety from a email
one. when n should be a bis nation
guaranteeing safety TO small state.
Calls Proposals unjuss.
The cabinet. Mr. De Valera de-
clared. did not think the British pro-
posals were JUST
MIR. Dc Valera pointed to the viifu-
ally impossible conditions aurround-
ing negotiations with tho British sos-
arnment for the position. he said. was
tina; OF a man unarmcd. facing man
pointing n pimol.
There were people who wanted TO
negotiate 10 save their faces. he con-
inued but tho Sim Erin would not
negotiate 10 save faces. but 60 save.
II possible. bloodshed. and for right
and principle.
Mr.. lie Valera said tho proposed
reply To Premier Lloyd-tieorse would
be considered IN prlyate session to-
morrow All understood thr serious
ness Of the reply. he declared as the
British government intended 90 make
Il an issue Of peace or war with tue
irish nation.
Want Inacpsndencc.
Mr.. Dc Valera asserted that Ire-
land had at the elections virtually de-
clared by piebiscite for n republican
government not because the people
we're republican docsrlnariea but bs-
.ause Irish freedom and ind.tsenaence
,ould not at present be fcaii<ed In
any other way.
Mr.. DE Valera nsid that during his
.aiks with MIR. Lloyd George the sub
Icct OF the freedom Of small nations,
which the British premier advocated
during the war, had CONF up and no
had told Mr.. Lloyd-GeorEe that II lie
recognized the principles Involved
there would DO no need for negotia-
tions.
I'VE recognize them aud will live
and die for them" the republican
.eader exclaimed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-16
STATE WEATHER.

NEW MENtCO-l'ns"ttlod to-
,ivbt and "Wednesday. probably
shnw.r. in north portion, cooler
tnpi,fht iu extreme southeast por-
tion.
AuIZONA--F Fair tonight and
"wednesday. except unsettled In
pottb,nH norton: not much
,hnug,, In temperature.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-16
Weather
ttlIl'

nt the
UNIVERSITY on NEW MEXICO
For 20 hours ending 6 a. m,
Aug 10, 1921.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-16

PuERLo Colo. Aug. 1.-THE
body ~ an unknown man wes found
today IN the ruins Of a building In
South Union avenue, which hnd Der,
wrecked by the flood. tho de-
composed body was f0unn on a bed
underneath debris OF the collapsed
building. eeventy-five bodies have
thus for been recovered.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-20

for thinking ne has changed in his
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