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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-09
NEW MEXICO TO PRESENT
CANDIDATE FOR CHAPLAIN

Rev. Thomas Harwood OF Aihuqder-
que, y. ~. who for twenty-five years
has been chaplain for the New Mex.
leo commandory Of the O.. A. r., Is a
candidate for chaplain OF the national
organization, ana Is said by HIS com.
rndcs TO have an excellent chance Of
election.
His nomination Is 90 be made by
Jacob Weltmer and VIII be seconded
hy a. Il. De Groh, past department
commander of WiFcousin, and the en-.
tho Wisconsin delegation Il Is said,
viii support him.
Rev HarwoOd saved the life Of Mr..
De Grof on ne battlefield,
The New Mexico department lsld a
meeting In the headquarters az the
court house yesterday and decided on
Dr. Harwood az their choice for chap
lain This d. the only national Office
that Will hc asked for by the depart
monts of the southwest, and The New
Mcxicans believe that they will be
able to place their man.
Al the meeting. the New Mexico
delegation organized for the parade
Republican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-09
CHILD NARROWLY
ESCAPES DROWNING
PROMPT WORK &C BYsrANoEHs
SAVE 4YEAR-oLp ARcuLANo
LEBYA FROM a wATERY GRAVE.

Yesterday afternoons heavy down.
pour Of rain came near causing the
death OF little Aiculano Lohya, the
f.yearOid son of Mr. AMI Mrs Leandro
Lohya. residing nt 400 West Copper
avenue After tho rain had ceased,
Arcuiano went ont 90 Wadc la the
water and wandered over into an ad.
Joining lof where excavations had
been made for the foundation OF a
residence.
The little fellow stepped Into a
trench about three feet deep. Just
aboat this time his mother went out
10 look for him, and falling 90 Ind
him. she started ont 20 follow his
footprints The mother was Mortified
10 nud that they led 20 the edge Of
the ench. She AZ once set up wait
that could be heard all over the
nclghborhood, aud many fastened TO
the scene Of the trouble.
The hrst 20 arrive was Leandro
Lehya, the boys father. Not vast.
Ing any time. the father Jumped Into
the ditch and pulled the little fellow
out. e looked ss though ne was dead
aa he was considerably blOated and
unconscious. Those az hand, however.
lmm "diately began putting into efcct
The methods used 10 resuscltaio q
drowned person and the child was
rolled over. stood on bis head rubbed
Otc.
BE hnally revived. and shortly after
being taken Co the house was able 90
set mp and cry Although he was ter.
rlhly weakened hy Die narrowing OK.
periruce be had recovered sufficiently
today 10 be out OF danger.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-09
GRATEFUL FoR AID FROM
OLDER MEN IN THE WAR.

Nothing was too good Tor the Kids
during the war" said Judge John n.
McF'ie OF Santa re. n. NJ. who is
prominent among the younger yeter-
ans az the oncampment. COmrade Nc.
File has boon a jude ~ the district
court OF New Mexico for sixteen years
and during that time has not missed
an issue OF the Denver Republican.
he say,
Il enlisted Ia the Thiriloth Illinois
infantry. and was assigned TO Com
pany +, when I was i6 years 81 age, "
said the Judge. Il had the permits.
sion OF my parents, OF course, and was
as proud a. the prOyerhial pcacocK.
was Just in time to join In the
march 10 the sea. and With my com.
pany, ! saw some heavy service az q
raw recruit What desire 10 tell you
most about, however, was the kind
treatment that was accorded tha
younger boys In the ranks hy the
Older and more hardened soldiers
Many times ! know I would hiNe
dropped from sheer exhaustion during
that march, u Il had not been for the
older soldiers. who carried my blan
kets. my canteen, hayursack and
muBket. They cheered me along too
with kind words, and gave me the
best 90 BIO had among the raiions.
have since learned that many boys
who saw service before they were ~
years of age, have the same story a
tell Republican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-09
NEW MEXICO DELEGATES
ELECT OFFICERS.

Headquarters of the New Mexico
delegation have been established on
tho second floor OF the court house.
and the .sgular business meeting and
election of officers will Boz nold IN the
rooms there. JEdge John x. McFic,
one of the best known of New Mex
lco's iurlats. and for many years a
resident OF Santa p. win In all prob
ability be chosen az state commander
The members OF the New Mexico De-
par.ment are advancing Rev. Thomas
Harwood. twenty-five yoars chaplain
OF the department of New Mexico, as
national chaplain, DR.. Harwood has
a magnificent record. beginning In the
war as sergeant Of Company q, Tween.
ty-ffih Wisconsin, and was personal
friend Of Jerry Rusk, commander OF
that regiment. and was later appoint
cd chaplain for bravery ON the Held
OF battle.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-09
NEW MEXICO
SCHOOL OF MINES
New Professor Of Mining.


Prof. Robert ". Brlnsmade. y s.,
4. NJ. has been elected 20 the chair
of Mining In the New Mexico school
OF mines prof Brlnsmado Is a grad.
uate OF washington university and
also OF Lehigh university he has.
also had q wide practical experience.
having been engaged In the mining and
smelling OF lead in the famous region
OF southeastern Missouri. In the COP.
per district of Butte. Mont, IN the
gold fields of British Columbia, IN the
silver region OF Phiilipshurg and In
the lead and silver regions Of South
America.
prof. Brinsmade Is an author OF
numerous cont ihutlons 20 mining and
mrtallurgy, and article from bis pen
have appeared frequently In the lead.
ing technical journals Of the country.
Allls-chalniefs Scholarship Awarded
70 Mr.. Rlddell.
A. the meeting of the hoard OF
trustees Of the New Mexico school Of
mines held Wednesday. he Alils.
Chalmers scholarship was awarded 10
Mr. Dell Frank Riddcll. r. NJ. This
scholarship Is offered annually 20 one
member OF the graduating class, by
the Allls.Chalmers company, the lar.
gest manufacturer OF mining machln'
cry In this country. with large plants
az Milwaukee Chicago and Scranton.
Opportunity Is given for four months
study and employment at a salary OF
$3.50 Free access Is given 20 All de-
pariments OF the great establishment
The opportunity Is an exceptional one
20 observe and study the detailed
building OF all kinds OF modern min
ing and melaliurgical constructions.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-09

In the month of July. There - q
$500 reward offered BY Arizona terri
tory. $500 by ella county. and $3.50 by
relatives OF the two murdered men.
Il was the most cruel murder ever
committed In Arizona, and officer
HERON. who took them here. seems
to be afraid that the men viii be
mobbed before he can get them 70
Jail.
A. y. Phillips arrested these two
men without any asslstancc, hand
cunod them and brought them here,
lodging them IN Jail In Otero county.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-09

awe detectives fins points on shadow
Ing.
At first the arrangement pleased
Goorg, edward immensely lie liked
Nowhouso and was glad 10 have some
body To- chum with. But Of late he
has grown pooyish lie WAITS a nickel
OF bis own once IN a while and he
wants 90 go and mind bis own busi-
ness all By himself occasionally.
While the Athletics were la Do
triut Ruhc went on fishing trip.
He didn't ask Newhouao to 80 along,
but NowhOuse went x sbc got boat
all by himself. saying no didn't want
no fool Newhouse along, soaring the
fish.
nehold. the faithful Nowhouso In
patrol boat. tagging along, and an
chunur eco a convenient distance from
thp lone fisherman The agEricvod
George Edward upnod anchor on sew
rral occasions and towed angrily
away. bat the patrol boat followed.
The scheme has worked we'll so
TAR Ruhc has no money, no solitude,
and surfcl OF Ncwnouso lie Is
keeping straight aud pitching great
ball
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-09
THE JEALOUS GRAND CANYON
WALTER PAGE TELLS HOW De.
MANplNo IS THE GREAT Arr.
IONA CHANNEL.

Waite Page OF New York. editor OF
the Worlds Work. and "a member of
the firm of Doubleday Page a com.
pany publishers was here yesterday,
eastward bound from the Pacific
coast lie had spent ak weeks on the
coast preparing material for a north.
west edition OF his maFazine, says the
Kansas City star.
MY lie Is divided Into two parts
that before I saw the Pacific and that
after my visit" he said. In summing
he high opinion of ne western coun.
try. And coming east met Mr.
Harveys eating house The climax
came IN the heart OF the Arizona des-
ert, the nearest water in an irrigation
ditch. There. out IN the sand. was a
hotol and the nrst thing on the bill
of fare was--what DO you thlpk2
Frogs legsl
ION The edge Of The Grand Canyon
found a. fine a hotel ne / think |
have ever seen. The El rovar "a n
great structure OF logs. with all the
comforts one would ask In good ho-
toll Ia the city. Yet they told me ey-
cry drop 81 water used In the hotel
was brought many miles In tank cars.
In the hotel there ~ billiard room
and large music room or ball room
both beautiful apartments. Although
there were many guests. the billiard
tables, hall room and piano we're never
used. THIS seemed strange until
got under tho spell Of the cany IN.
That great chasm won't permit bill
lizards or dancing. Not that Il IL Op'
presslyely overpowerlng, bat II Is fas'
Chatting 10 n degree that makes one
want to look At Il all the time.
Describe ~ A man who's never
seen Il can do that as well--botter--
than one who has been under ia
charm. ! want 10 see Il again"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-09

mendaiIoa made BY the building IN
Epector The city attorney was or
dored p lrepare such an ordinance.
AZ are light vas ordered placed At
mo corner Of Third street and crom'
we'll avenue.
Aldermen Walker reported that the
committee Instructed to look into the
Indian school sewer question was not
yet ready 20 report. but would be ready
at the next meeting.
Mayor Mckee recommended 20 the
council that some system should BE-
inaugnrafed for the collection of gar
bage and other refuse within the CITY
limits and the matter was referred
% the street committee for n report
The council then adjourned, 10 meet
nj the call OF the mayor.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-09
KIT cARooN's OLD MEN
CONE 70 ENcRMPMEkT.

SIX of the remaining twelve Of Cap
tain XII Cnrsun'a men arrived In Den
yer last night 20 attend The cncamp'
ment. lnoy nave attopded Every ono
OF the cncampmpnts held during the
last twenty-five years. Five OF the
veterans arc from santa Re. n. NJ.
and one ls tom C0stllla county. Col.
orado.
Amonr the party Il Captain Can
By Colonel Carson just after the dis
tingnlshed western officer went into
the United States service. The 9th
orH are Joe Garcia, Trinidad; Trieste
Simon Vlrgll. Saberiano Rivera and
Robe.t Allen. They will have a prom
incut position In the parade tomor-
row Times.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-09
HOW A KING RECUPERATES
lssZ....5l:t ~ - 8. = J

waters, q stroll, reading, or haak IN
the sun.
Luncheon out OF doors az one OF
the little restaurants In the woods.
a drive or motor trip Ia the after
noon.
Another drink from the Kurzbrun-
aen 90 D. m,
A stroll along the promenade Veg
Al the little trlnket shops which line
this thoioughiare, the king Is a lib
tral patron.
Dlnner-flsh, biz OF chicken or
lamb. a salad, and a native compete
oi stewed fruit
After dlnner--a cigar and stroll,
or billiards. or visit 20 a concert.
nedtlmc-a By 10 a. M.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-09
NOTICE. OF sur.

TerritUy of New Mexico. County Of
BernaI.1 In the District Court
John NJ Moore.
And
ls0la Bamnnl,
ys No. 6sT3.
The Unknown Heirs Of Reese r.
Price, IDC1aged, ana all un'
known aamants Of interests In
the prem SEES hereinafter de.
scribed 8iverse 10 the said
plaintiff
To the above defendants aud TO all
whom nay concern:
Notice hereby given that the
above eu A cause ia now pending
In the above. court, The object OF the
suit a. t1 "a the title ~ the plant.
IFS, and o.. lrever bar and estop tho
defendant G1m making any claim al.
verse 40 H PLAINTIFF In and 10 the
following Na crlbed piece or parcel Of
land and .h estate, situate, lying
and belnr 90 the County OF Bernallllo
and Territory Of New Mexico. being
six huudr and eighteen (6isl feet
in width more or less. from north Ca
south. AMI TENDING from the Bnrela
road ON on. ast 10 the Rio Grande ON
the wesr .i bounded ON the north
hy land the heirs OF Francisco
Chavez d. sed; on The south by
land OF H heirs OF Juan hpodaca
deceased w the cas- by Barelas
road. and the west by the ri,
Grande, lH. said piece Is known ~
tho "Wh.tIu. Meadow aud unleas
you enter sIur appearance In said
cause ON or beforo the 23d day OF Oc
toher, A. d. sos. Judgment by default
will be entered against YOU and the
plaintiffs wN he entitled 90 the re-
lief asked f1r IN the complaint.
The attorney for plaintiffs Is r. W
u, Bryan, Albuquerque N NJ.
W u. DAME.
Clerk
First publication, SEN 2. 1906
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-09
MURoERERs CAPTURED
IN oTERo COUNTY.

A dispatch from Alamogordo. dated
September Sd. says;
The two exleRns that were captured
near Junction, n. NJ, BY A. u. Phil
lips. sheriff. have been officially lden-
titled They were taken today 10 ella
county, Ariz., by Deputy Sheriff Her
ron. These are the two men that
murdered a man by the name OF PUNK
ott aud one other man In ella county
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-09
MINERAL suRVEVs IN
NEW MEXICO APPROVED

The following mineral surveys were
approved hy Surveyor General NJ o..
llewellyn. for New Mexico. during the
month of August.
The Key group consisting OF the
Key Key No. 2. Key No. 3. Grand Mo
guI and Dora D. lode mining claims,
situate In the Silver Mountain mining
district, In SOcorrO county. The Mine
Development Company OF SOcOrro
made the application and Deputy
United states Mineral Surveyor oliver
r. Smith made the surveys.
The Gold Star group, consisting OF
the Gold Star and little Tom Lode min
lng Claims, situate In the Silver Noun
tain mining district In SocOrro county
james r. Fitch and @. r. Brown were
the applicants and o. a. Smith made
The surycys
The CrostOne group, consisting of
tho Crestone, Golden Surprise No. !
ana Golden Surprise No. q situate IN
the silver Mountain Mining district
.u SocorrO county Application made
by g. T. Brown and surveys made By
@ n. smith.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-09
NEW MEXICO VETS AT
G. A. R. ENCAMPMENT
WHAT THE eIc oAiLlEs OF THAT
CITY ARE SAYING ABOUT our
COMRADES.

The big daily papers OF Denver.
where the national cncampment Of
the Grand Army Of the Republic is IN
session. are being proiuscy Illus
trated these days with photos and
scenes OF tho Civil war veterans, and
many Of toe Gold boys ale receiving
many conttcsics through the columns
of these papors Here are a few CLIP
pings Of local interests
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-09

Drying preparations simply deyei
op dry naiauh thcy dry up the seorotious
which adhere 90 the membrane and decom
pose, causing T ~ more serious trouble chan
the ordinary iormo a. oateyrh. Avoid an dry.
log inhnlanis iumea, smokes aud Gnuds
aud uso that Uhinh cieans.s, Roo.hos and
hoalA Elys cream Balm such a remedy
and Nill euro oaiaFrh o. cold Ia the head
easily aud ploasauny. A tral Hizo will be-
mailed for TO COATS. Al druggists sell the
50o. also. Fly Brothrra, Oh Warrior ST., N.Y.
Tho Balm cures without pain, dorH b u
irritato or cause aneening ltfprsads b d
over an iritated and angry surface, . iey
ing immo lintely tho pniniul innammu I'm
With lly's cream llaim you IRE hriuos
against y ASA Catarih and Hay Fever,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-09
SCROFULA
FROM PARENT TO CHILD

The laws OF i.sisdity ass lnvaiianle
aud the diseased blood Of parents IL
handed down TO children IN the form ai
SeroiuiA. BEING thus deeply rooted
nothing can reach the disease but 9 con.
stitutional remedy The very foundation
OF the blood Is diseased aud until i Il
purified aud made strong, those who are
born with a scroiulous tendency cannot
have she blessing Of robust health
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-09


umpire otcl
OF ba desnies For twenty
the best In the business and
announced that he VIII re-
a he endo present
This win received with by all lovers Of square sport No
circle OF sport
sam caller balls and strikes
domneerng sheridan Is at oil times
the technical twists ana
his than one foxy man
spring surprise to his own
with the sherry one oil the first
Sheridan reported less players
position than the others
a % a
than by other holders Of the nda
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-09

(King Edward OF Great Britain has
been making his annual visit to Mar
ionhad. Austria. for the purpose Of
getting into good physical condition.
While there ho likes the simple Life
and does nothing except under the
orders OF physician Marlenbad Is
nature spot with little sanitarlums
and medicinal wells scattered through
Il. Il draws 1900 visitors annually)
The king rises al a. m.
Drinks his morning glass Of water a.
the Kurzhrunnen. Walks back, and
eats breakfast OF boiled eggs, dry
toast and a cup OF coffee.
After hreakiast-a bath In the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-09

Judge Ira a Abbott. Clerk w. H..
Dame Court Stenographor Hauy r..
owen and Interpreter Nrstor MoniOya
left last night Toe Los Lunas whore
today they opened court tor Valencia
county They are expected Ia return
20 the city tomorrow night
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-09
GRANT COUNTY APPOINTS
GOOD ROADS DELEGATES.

Hon. H. E. Link. acting as chair
man OF the board OF county commits
siOners of Grant county. has appoint
ed the following delegates to represent
the county al the good roads conVen'
ton, called to meet at Las Vegas on
September 26' Lon v portwood. ~
j. Davidson, Ed Dickinson. D. II. TUT
lock, w n, Jack, NJ. II. Ballou, G. d.
Nelson, Sim HOlsieln, Macedonia Tor
res, A. j. 0of0rlh, 49, =. Ownhy, Don
n. Kodzie NJ ID. Roberts sam Sloan.
r. W. Carter. john Dcogan. Thomas
Lyons, w. A. Heather, }. y. uilchriat
and j. w. Bible,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-09

The Woman'a club met this after.
noon AZ lts rooms Ia the Commercial
club building and organized for The
work of tho season Of ln06.G. The
meeting this afternoon was the hrst
of The winter season.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-09

fIlfD1hNn NflNIUt
from a diseased
or Impure blood
supply ~ yol
ycScrOlulaor
any tcndtnc,
that way WtIir
usaltnisoutNuiif
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-09

Inherited Scroiuia from my anoe6try,
and this means, Of course, WgAhi Impure
blood aud a Rundown, dobilitntod cone
dition uf the system. Trc ntmont 81 phy-
alotRna did not do mo anything liho tnQ
good y y. q ala last winter when took
u, II promotes appetite and digestion,
gives strength aud energy, huiida uu
the general hoalth Ia every way, and iu
addition 90 being ana excellent blood pp-
rihcr AZ adds 90 ita SUCCESS aa remedy
for acrofula, ~ ava more Tor mo than
anything I have Used, aud with pleas
IRE recommend 10, n, y. n, completely
cured tne ofthla hnHhtinE disease,
MRS. LOUISE COHEN,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-09

case aud We will send YOU Lock descnh.
ing the disease and givr without charEc
any medical advice you may meed.
TINE SWIFT SPECIFIC co ',Iania, Ga
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-09

s. S. s, the king Of blood purifiers, h
the medicine thatis required because 10
changes the quality Of the blood by
cleansing u n al poisous aud Impurities
building V up and strengthening the en-
tire system When s s S has restored
the blood 20 a healthy condition and
forced out The scroiulous deposits, thcrr
Is a sure return 90 health, No remedy
hiss ever beeu found 90 equal this great
vegetable preparation tot ihe cure Of all
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-09

A plat OF the BIailna addition wa
approved by the council, preparation
10 It's being filed for record.
Alderman Hanley introduced
resolution which was passed by ih
council providing that IN the iuill
an sidewalk contractors give a bon
In the sum OF 81 900 Tor me compl
ance OF the ordinances under whlc
the Sidewalks are laid. Il seems thu
Ia the past the contractors have ~
been complying with the terms Of n
ordinances under which Sidewalk
are laid and OF a result a poor ella,
of work in some Instances has bee
done
The old question % dellnquol
property owners who have failed
construct sidewalks, after being 2
poatrdiy ordered 10 do 30, was tho
Oughiy threshed out but the cOunc
failed 20 reach any DEFINITE cOncl
sion on the subject
The council voted 10 acccr; tho pm
pOaal uf ~ Radaraco 10 build n sid
walk ou hls property and pay q
costs iu tbo SUM OF 500 IN return 4
Qultclalm deed 10 the ground nece
sury io widen tho street at that p0if
Building Inspector WhtcOmh a
dressed The council IN regard to n
drawing up nf au ordnance roqu
ing tho n"lJ'ug of nre walls IN bull
ings in me business dlgiricia ho vi
followed boy Fire chief Burtless w
was heartily in iator of the recu
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-09

TerritOy ui New Mexico, County Of
Berna.U0 In the District Court.
John NJ Moore.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-22
stu Relying On Roosevelt.

London, Aug. 22.-The morning news.
papers are not hopeful Of the result Of
todays peace conference at Portsmouth
and rather place reliance on President
Roosevelt's efforts b secure the prolong-
alton Of negotiations than on any dis
position of either side to concede some.
thing toward securing a peaceful settle
ment.
1t is felt here that unless the Presi-
dent Of the United States is able to pre-.
vent a comlpete collapse of the negotia-
tions peace prospects are most remote,
since If the present conference fails it
viii be difficult TO persuade the belliger-
ents to send penipotentiaries 10 another
conference.
Feryent hopes are expressed that a
success may crown the PRESIDENTS efforts
on which the fate Of a million Russian
and Japanese soldiers is depending
The Daily Telegraph says editorially
IF President Roosevelt can keep the
ENJOYS in Portsmouth something will be
gained but ii he fails in the role Of an
honest broker, not in the Bismarkian
sense but in the sense of one manifestly
seeking no commission for himself OF
his country, who win succeed
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-22
The Square Deal.


The has just been published remark
able work entitled, "Ihe Square Deal or
the Business Searehight," The authors
are Herbert B. milford, Wall street cor
respondent, Financial Editor OF the
Chicago Evening Post, and Trumbull
White, author Of eThe Worlds Pro-
gress,' Our New Possessions etc.
That truth is often stranger than fic-
ton is proven BY the startling facts here
given. The burning questions OF the
day are discussed under such headings
as,
"Who owns the United Statesw
"The truth about the Money Trust"
How the public pays for it ALL"
STANDARD oil and wealth OF the
Rockefellersn
What's what in business
"Ihe growth Of the social vote
"The scandal in life insurance.
"Wonders of the Industrial Age" etc.
Graft IN Federal and public affairs
generally, and the heroic fight against
somearedeseribed. Type, photographs and
paper are excellent. AS a book Of alb,
sorbing interest to read clear through
OF as work Of reference, it viii prove
Of great value to anyone who desires I'd
te well posted on matters now being So
earnestly discussed.