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Office on Broadway
Residence Third Afa
Phones: Office, Admins 35 •**
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L. R. O. P. 4 L. R. C. 3. Edlnb«r*ta
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J. M. SLOAN. M. D.. C. M
Van Gilder Building
Office hours: 1 to 3 and 7 to 3 p. m
Formerly ot Nome.
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J. M. Sloan, Dictator
K. E. RUDOLPH, Secretary.
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j Washington street. Boxes for Ladies.
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FOR RENT— Cabin at Adams and
R. R. Aienue. See McIntosh. ti*.
FOR RENT- 5 rooms and hath. fur.
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PADDY MARION
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give us a trial
FALL OF FAMOUS
STATUE ENDED
LONDON, Dec., 14— People of Al
bert. Franco, are convinced that then
prophecy has been fulfilled that when
the famous statue of the Madonna at
Albeit fell the war would end in a
victory for Fiance and her Allies. Th!
quaint conceit grew out of the fact
that the statue was dislodged by dor
man >hell fire from its perch on the
tower of the church at Albert during
the f'rst mad rush of the Huns
France in DH L The base of the stat
ue was sa shattered that it hung over
the main road from Amiens to Ba
paunie which passed the walls of the
church.
Du statue remained in that strange
poise after the Huns had been rolled
back by the Marne. An effort wa>
made to brace the statue in its recum
bent position so that it could not fall
until the tower itseif gave way.
When the British line was driven
back in March last the liuns again
entered Albert and when the Germans
retired at the beginning of the Allied
' offensive the tower with its statue
had fallen. This, curouisly, marked,
the high tide of German invasion.
From that day on the Hun hordes
were pressed back. The people of Al
' bert dclieved luck of the Germans do- i
sorted them when the Virgin of Al-!
bert had fallen.
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FOOTBALL FLAYERS WERE IN
GREAT SMASH ON GERMANS
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ANN ARBOR, Mich., Dec., 14
Two former Michigan football stars
figured prominently in the allied drive
against the much vaunted Kriemhild ,
line of the boche3 in France.
Word has been received here that
Major Curtis G. Redd in of Danville,
111., and Major Tom Hammond of Chi
cago, two of the most aggressive play
ers the Wolverines ever boasted on the
gridiron, were in the hottest of the
fighting . Both were in the field ar
tillery branch. Rcddin, who played an
! end position on the football eleven,
was captain of the baseball nine in
j 1901 to 1905. •
Hammond’s battalion was one of
the first to get into position when the
smash against the Germans started.
His men pulled the guns by hand
through muddy fields and started n
bombardment against the wire entaiv
glemcnts charged with electricty.
PRESERVE SERVICE RECORDS
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SANTA FE, X. M.f Dec., 14— A>
part of its plans for the preservation
of the records of New Mexicans in
the world war, the state bureau o
historical service is appointing repre
sentatives i»i each of the twenty-eight
ountrics of the state. These will com
plete records of men who were un
ductejl or who enlisted in the various
branches of military service.
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