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The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-22
pr.sIden; Roosevelt Replies.

White House, Washington, March 70, 1905.
 "rhe Secretary of War: have received your report of March 1T together with the report of pr. Reed and the answer there to made by the commission. It appears from this that pr. Reeds report (which of course should under no circumstances have been given to the public until you chose to give 1t and when the answer thereto had been made by tue commits slon) was, without your knowledge printed In the Medical Journal. It fur ther apears that the statements which he thus published were in many instances unwarranted by the facts. and his ac- cusations in many instances unsupport- ed by proof.
 "Judging from your report it appears that the chief difficulties that have arisen, have come from the inherent faultiness of the law under which the commission was appointed. It further appears. how ever, that in view of our experience with the workings of the commission. a re- arrangement of duties and a change of personnel, in view of this encouragement should be made. I am glad that you are shortly to submit to me a plan with these objects in view,
 THEODORE ROOSEVELT"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-22
Due to Inheren. CIumsIness.

Tt is doubtless true that there have beer undue delays in the furnishing of what was needed TOT sanitary purposes on the isthmus but I venture to think that this is due rather to the inherent clumsiness of the commission as an executive body than to the neglect or wilful non-action of any member of that board There must be some restraint for purposes of economy upon expenditures bv an executive who has in mind the total expenditures and obligations being incurred. To allow each department to expend what in It's judgment is neces- sary will certainly lead to extravagance and waste. The remedy for the delays which have occurred here are 1t seems t, me to be found in a encouragement of the commission with a new distribution of powers and the comforting of the executive on one or at the most, not more than three members of the com- mission with a general supervisory and ccnhrmatory power fin the commission as a body.
 "With your permission. I will submit in n day or two a plan for the better carving on of the work of the comnis- sion which may be embodied in new series of instructions.
 Respectfully yours,
 CIVILIAN H. TAFT,
 'Secretary of War"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-22


 "The reply of the commission seems to show that a large part of the plans and the action of the commission which Dr. Reed critiso5 was fully concurred In and agreed to by colonel Gorgas and the other medical officers in the interest of the commission. It Is doubtless true that Colonel Gorgas and his staff believed that 1t would be wiser to give them an entirely free hand fin the matter of or derng construction. supplies and the em- ployment of subordinates. It is quite probable that had the approval of the commission In the matter of ordering construction and supplies been dispensed with there would have been fewer delays and less complaint on this account, but in the expenditure of such large sums as were necessary for the organ ization for the sanitary system the con- struction of plants and the purchase of supplies 1t may we'd be doubted whether the commission would have been dis charging It's duty in withholding super yisory control.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-12-19
GRANT dis BIg
INSIIT Ute

The teachers institute program
for Grant district, Friday, Jan 5,
COG. at.Lost Creek, is as follows
$3.50 o'clock a. ~
Opening exercises and Roll Gall.
General discussion Of Round Table
Topics =:
(aj How can improve my school
room so rs to make it more
healtfful2
(b) What can / do for the most
careless child in my SCHOOL,
(c) Why is it necessary to de-
veIop the conscience of the
child?
1880 o'clock P. NJ,
How far may instruction 10 NOR
ais be carried in the public
schools p FIoris Dawson.
Is it always wrong for the child
to recite in the works Of his
book (? Explain ? Okey J. Halt
Contrast two school rooms one
decorated and one undecorat=
ed-Miss Calora Hardway.
What should be done in case an
innocent pupil knows who is the
author Of some mischief, but
through sense of honor re-
fuses to disclose his name !?
Scott Randolph.
Under what circumstances would
it he wise to refuse a school
which is offered YOU ?-Vance
Lynch.
What end is to be most ardently
sought by the teacher in his
work PROF Fisher.
In what respects do you consider
the Rotations in your school.
the most defective Phi. Ray
Smith.
Speak of music as an aid in school
discipline. NJ. Simon.
4 general discussion of the diff
culties that confront the teach
ers in their daily work in the
school ROOM
Arrangements for the night sses-
sion have not BEEN completed, but
we hope to have an address by some
educator.
L. WAYMAN OGDEN
County Superintendent.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-12-19

the miners of the region and their
families in regard to the purchasing
of>their holiday goods. It was for
that reason that the coal company
made arrangements to advance the
nav one dav early. To change the
day for the output of such large
sum. is matter of no little imports
ancc and there is much work e be
done to make the change.
The pay Willie ono of5the largest
in the history of the region and it
comes This wear at the desired time.
Not only will the miners aPprecInte
the size and date of the outlay, but
| it means much to the merchants OF
the region.
November was a fair month COM
pared with the preceding ones so
| far as shipments were concerned.
More cars>werc to be obtained and
the men made better time. The
most of the miners will continue to
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-12-19
POLICE COURT

There we're three gents tins
morning who anticipated the holl-
dav season by about one week. Fhey
ali admitted having touched, tasted
and handled the red demon, but as
to being drunk. well that was an
other story. They all admitted that
anpearances we're somewhat against
them from the fact that they were
arrested. We gently reminded thin
that a police officer has sufficient eX-
perience to be able to see PLAIN
lag around corner. They were
zach requested to donate $3-ooIand
costs 10 the home for aged police
men. -, ~
tivities, we have hung nice bunch
Of mistletoe right over our desk.
II is in plain view and you can I
help seeing it. 1t hangs about a; a
foot about our magisterial Hhlock.
And a word privately-when Cap,
tain Hobson was in the, city we had
a long talk with him, and we got
some private information that we
Invent been able to put into prac-
tee yet. .;4o.
Remember, we play no tavorltes'
first come first served.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-12-19
.BIG PAY TO
/ THE MINERS

Acting with The interests OF their
employees at heat- as heretofore. the
officials of the Fairmont Coal Com
pany and Clarksburg Fuel Company
have announced that they will pay
on next Friday, instead of Saturday,
the usual pay day. Over two humid
red thousand dollars will be flooded
into the region on that day just in
time for the men of the mines to
oct 10 town and to the various
Stores over the region TO make their
Christmas purchases.
Christlbas coming on Monday
with all stores closed on Sunday
would be a ditinct disadvantage to
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-12-19
Dee ds Recorded

Theodore G. Bennett TO James X.
GRAY. 159 1-2 acres, Sardis district,
q. b. johnson, trustee for Edgar
r. Moore, 3 lots city. III
Lincoln Watson to c. a. and Ida
B. Maze. lot, HaywoodA ~
Albert L. Wallace to James x
wallace, SO acres, Sardis district.
The Stuart Improvement co. t'
M. j. Francis, 2 lots, city.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-12-19
DANCE AT ELKBRlBGE

The big public dance comes off
tonight at Elkbridge hall. Prof.
Crows corps Of professors are all
tuned to the proper holiday pitch
and excellent music can be looked
Tor. There will be number of
dances at this hall during the Xmas
season, the exact dates to be an
nounced later.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-12-19

FIctcher's department store is IS
suing handsome souvenir caiehoats
for the new year to their many
friends and patrons. The calend ie,
are very pretty and artistic and iike
everything that comes from then
stores useful as well.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-12-19

work through the holiday season ae-
cording to the number of cars re-
ccived and will not take more than
a single days holiday.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-12-19
SWEET MELODY FLOUR.
SWEET MELODY ELOU Z.

Let us do your plumbing. We
save your time, rooney and patience,
Roberts Hardware Co. dec1 Seodtt
SWEET MELODY FLOUR.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-25
NEW IN NEWSPAPER
SELF-ADVERTISING

nudapofi. Nov 20. One Of the
l0cal newspapers has CAUSED cnnsid
cradle Amusement and cummeni ~
puhllahing the following ann0anear
mont ~ bae como fe our Rpties
fnai huudfeds 0f toe inhabitants ol
this city nave found mEeh interest ln
ffnning fhe novel entitled The Hon
OF Vaipprga which appeared IN serial
form ln the columns ui our conieni-
DoFary. the 'Nasafheiyi The nasei.
~ are Informed. ended Yoaorday. b.
laaal ufisn0p. ihe hero. iufaueA -
enemies. iuok refuge IL Z aass ana
there NaH slain. We are glad 10 In
form Az our readers aRn those Win
arc luitfeEied in the fare 81 Orlando.
that he was Rot killrd but ancCoo1ed
10 escaping lrOm me tnsf. We have
acquired the exclusive right 20 con,
tinnQ TIE publication ~ fhc novel
end VIII not tolerate agaln i0r q mo.
moni fhat ne nnIhor oi fhe serlos
Should Md he hero slmuly hecanse
Fe ava uoi receive aHlilciNui pay from
tha editor " Oh sinfy c1aompof'
afyf
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-25
THROWN IN FRONT OF
WAGON AND KILLED
SANTA ANA JlRoN, a TAOS PUEB-
10 INDIAN. VICTIM or AN
ACCIDENT.

santa Ana Iiron, Taos Pueblo ln-
dian. was accidentally KILLED Tuoaday.
hu was Ia tho mountains above the
pueblo after poles ho secured a
heavy load and started 10 return. when
the loam ran away and ho was thrown
ln front OF tho wagon, which paaaed
over thn Cntiro length Of his body.
his Young son was with him and gave
the alarm, but the man was dead be-
fore help reached him Jirun IN sur
siyed 5y a widow and ave small chill
dren, the oldest about twelve years pf
age. Hs was relnfiyo OF Lorenzo
Martinez of Taos.
Ahout four or ave years ago Jiron'a
son was driving tho same team When
ore OF them kicked the boy ON the
head killing him Instantly, The aame
team took a run around the plaza in
Taos one day last week. oyerturning
aud bmashing one huggy but doing no
further damage
The governor of the Taos Pueblo.
q few days ago. took the accidental
killing of an indian az Picnrls for the
text OF very forcoful rcbuke Of the
practice u carrying end dlaohurEing
nrearms during festas and dances,
closing by issuing q strict order pro-
hiblilng boys from having froarlnf Ia
their possession n such times,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-25
ISLE OF PINES FOR
A WESTERN MONACO

Havana. Nov. co. ~ cloao upon the
report that the Americans of the
Isle of Pines. nesr the Houfhefn coast
Of CUBA, had declared their ludepend.
once from Cuba and have established
their own iudependeni government.
come6 The news that The revolutionary
movement was supported by q ciiade
~ wealthy Americans. Who hhVe
decidedly practical 0blect ln vlow Il
n stated. on what "a believed 10 BE-
GOOD authority, thai as Anscrlcan
afHaitaie intends % mako ihr ilie of
Pines a HrfOnf M0harp n "a said
20 ae their intention O. erect upon fhe
island q magnificent Casino, and q
large eumher lf expensive residences.
which win ho rented fpr the winter
season 40 wealthy people who wish 10
spend the winter IN thar beautiful cif
mate. and at the same time. enjoy
The Hpofi and rNciiemtui which a
iarsn s4mhllue howe w0uln offer ~
them FGf t1e accommodation 81
those Who 90 nos Nish in be hnfdened
With a larse household. several large
ana wen eaulpped hotels wii BE- Dulil.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-25
BALFOUR'S MINISTRY PROBABLY
READY TO STEP DOWN AND OUT

nnlte on us hsrai policy has uui met
with much success. On the c9ntrRrs,
Joseph Chamberlain, the most poWot-
ial prlfate member uf the uuionint
coalition. directly joined issue vita
bis chief hy apcech 81 hrsHipl, Tufs-
dny, calling On unicuism a. rally tO
the support 0f HIS own more drastic
fiscal proposals., which include a nsty
cent anx on grain
The cleavage Of the party was thus
more markedly eooentuaIed aud many
unlOnlst politicians hold that NO Gsod
purpose could ho served ~ Iongsr
retention of 0illce ana that the weak
moss ~ the party viii only Be further
accontnaied By She perpetuutlon of
existing rlyalries between the two
sections.
cabinet meeting has heen callea
for tomorrow. This viii he only the
second held this iail. and the fact that
there have been 80 gok conferences
between the ministers Is taken a. aA~
other Indication oi lmminence of .
change ~ government
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-25

aad hnlf 0t lho Autff Work we'll
ine paste adding moge water Knoad
. property then rQll a 100 q han On
q flpufc1 table. coYef and let re,
main fOr one hour.
OHo d deep pii plate, llne ulih Pic
paste, raise up tne oareF. pinch 90
sfonnd and let d stand fnr twenty
minutes ln eaol place fih az a.
rected ami bakf.
THE PIE Cut one lsoaNd ~ very
tlpc pumpkin iniO slices. clean ouf
the seadH and peel Cut Il into small
pisces and pat into q saucopan with
some water iD cook over q hflsk fisc,
sfen drain and press tha pulp through
8 sieve Pour his into vessel add.
Inc 10 u four ofF1. 3 pineh ~ ginger.
= plnch Of cinnamon, small pineh nf
nutmeg oHe ounce ~ melted butter.
and q half pint ~ Fleh milk stir
well.
Use this preparation Tor filling
ihree.f0nrlhs iuli q ple plate lined
With ple paste Push carefully into
tho oven and finish filling with d
dippcr. Cook from 40 90 90 mlr6.cs
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-25

Columbia Isle Of Piues. Nov. 22,--
The Yankee has ever been q pioneer
and IN the little Isle De Plnos. named
from u.s. many pine trees. which here
lock branches with tropical palms, be
is living ur 10 traditions. aud hustling
Dame Natnfc Tor new records.
This uillo island Hes kbout forty
miles south of Cuba Gcologists aay
y WAS formerly part OF the larger
island
The northern part is the district
that has attracted most attention
from American settlers. II is roll
Ing. dotted with monndnOckS. and
short ridges which rise abruptly
from The surrounding lands 10 various
heights up 10 800 feet Here are
tho two Old snanlsh towns. Nuovn
Gcrona and Santa Ne. also most ~
the hnmleis of the native farmers
The Isle ~ Pines is reached from
natano cuba. hy the American steam
er y j. Campbell which runs 70
Nueya Gerona. touchlng al Jncnro.
The steamer makes the whole dis
tnnce in nhouf eight hours
Nneva Cnrona, the chief town OF
The ISLAND "a on the north side. about
two miles up the river Sierrn de laa
Casa Il u the mort Of entrance For
the Island. and here the registry o-
property and the court OF arss IN.
stance are located.
Crossing The river ly bridge.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-25

London. Nov. Rccen, rumors ~
au early dissolution Of parliament
and an appeal TO the country are
gradually oryHtallrlng Into more den
mite form, aud while no Official lnii-
nation has boon forthceming. the IDEA
10 prevalent Ia we'll Informed circles
that Premier Balfouf VIII take an car
~ opportunity 10 place hls ffslfna-
tioR la tisF hands ~ fhe klnE.
should this materiali1e. the liberals
win be invited 80 form a government.
parliament will meet Tor a few dayr
nnaslon, and a general election Will
occur early In the new year
Tho political sltluatiOn was 80 Taal-
cally altered during the last week that
even governments supporters uQ longer
argue that Bnllour has a sufficiently
united party NJ his back 10 aSain meet
parlinnioEt with the object Of iDillat-
lng nny legislation 70 the public sd-
vantage.
The premler'e appeal 70 the union
lists at New Castle a week ag0. 10
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-25

PUMPKIN PIES FOR THE GODS
AND OTHER FOLKS.

This Is o story Of two pumpkin plies
and how 20 make EN-. Il costs money
TO quash your teeth into one. because
you've goi TO 81 TO the famous Arls-
tocratic 81. Regis Hotel IN New York
70 get ~ The other b. Of tho good
old made by mother variety. and
you bet Il takes 40 back seat 10 any
pie that ever t'ckicd q Wall street
palate. But anyway, heFo'a how two
famous cooks, one called q cher
and the other just kFandma." hnlll
The fat melous ellnglng pumpkin
pies.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-25

Washington. Nov. 23.--ThFee nret
class batlleahlps ~ a, least ls 1000 iona
displacement and "a knots speed, three
Jcont cruisers nf b.oO0 tons dlaplace-
ment, one gunboat Of the Helena
clnaa and fOnf other gpnbpaie ol light
draught two FOR use IN the Philip
pincs and Two Tor service Ia the fiyefn
OF China, with additional torpedo
boats aud torpedo boat destroyers.
OF the general hoard of the navy III
lts program OF nav construction 20 he
authorized by she next congress.
which IA now under consideration ~
the board oi contradiction Wheihef
the board viii apnruyo ms recommen-
deilons la not certain.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-25

Noa York. Nov. a3-~Tho Insurance
lnNoatlEatlrE COMMITTEES today called
0eofse D. Nldrldge. sice president and
aciuary ~ the Mutual Reserve fAie.
tnsuranco company nc Gfst hocamo
eeunecin4 NHh ibo company May 4.
iS9d The company vas organised a.
1891 aud aas knoSn as an assetament
cpm0any aons q posi- mpftem nsscsa-
mcnt businoas until April. 1909
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-25

We Own wharf on the rssrr. post.
Office. stores. n schOoil a church and
hotel. IL B the center OF 4 fanidiy
developing tropical planting disirlci.
Another American town named Nc,
klniey has been founded.
There ls no cold season here. and
the Americans with their well ad.
vanced agriculture aad improved
transportation. are making possible
The shipment of perlahehle products
such as pine apples. eee plant and
oihe. vegetables They are meeting
with some Of the ordinary difficulties
lnscparnhle from pioneer life, and are
ofercompg them valiantly, HOUSES
have gone np 20 rapidly that there has
been some scarcity OF sawed lumber.
bat this is being overcome BY bsins.
lnr ~ more saw mills
The Ameglcan settlers have orgna.
i1od two s0clctlea--ihe American a..
aociati0n. 10 work f0f shelr general
Wciiare. and especially for a treaty
mnkihe lhe ifie " pines Afucriean
territory. and q Fruit end Vegetable
Growers association.
While the situation az th0 Ameri.
fans on mo lsir Of Pines IS unlie ha
favorable b. that Of those who have
gone Into planting ot Nnslncss enter'
pf'ses IN Cuha. With the added advsnt.
nge that they are iihely 60 be- SOON
me majority oi the inhabitants, u
would ~ further Improved L they
couid come under the fiaE ~ their
own country. They have been led 20
hope fof this by The act of the Unit.
ed States congress. approved May 2,
1901, which provides thar the Isle Of
Pines shall 5e omitted from the pro.
posed constitutional boundaries OF
Cuba. the title thereto being left ia
future adjustment By the treaty
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-25
NEW LAKE HAS sEEN
FOUND M CANADA.

Ottawa. fnl,. Noi. 81 A new
lake non tO far shoNh nn any Car.
ailan mapa has been discovered
isprth aud uekl % Lake Ahillhl rhis
lake was discovered by me surveyors
Of the ffanac0utiuenial railway d -
twelve miles long and three miles
Hldo n0rth and south of Lake Abitibl
and for $50 miles west tnf soil a.
so0d. being clay loom.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-25

J.. Keenan,. of Pltssburg. va. has a..
tAhlished hls winter home.
The most conspicuous monument ef
the former American occupation Is the
calzadn. or macadamlxed luad built
BY United states army engineers. and
whleh runs from The Nuoya Corona
bridge s0uthward "a Santa ~, dis.
tance Of eleven miles. Here and there
along this road are the houFes and
young orange groves Of American set
tiers. one OF he most attractive places
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-25

being lhe winter home Of Dr. y. W.
kelloRg. a retired physician Of Hart
ford, Conn
Near lucafO several hundred Amor.
lean settlers nom Iowa and other
western states have founded the new
town of Columbla-~the frst American
town on the island COLUMBIA has
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-25

Dennis MonoEue, an ompi0ye of the
brldssa ana building sanr had the
misfortune 10 fan while allgAtlne from
an engine. and break bis collar bone
says the Alam0eordo Advertiser He
alau sustained some severe bruises
Ho was brought down 20 the hospital
ana now able % be cat aEaln ANA win
he able 20 report for duty Ia ihe course
Of q couple of Neekf.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-25

writer do1cF:bes lhr Rooaeven naxi
OF his native city.
Miss Allen ls q remarkably l0vg1g
yonne woman one ~ the fniroet ffau
eFa in Atlania's rosobrs earden a.
girls. Hef biNr eyes uuanr Tara
lashee. complexion Of blended rons
and rardeuln. With weii pnlsea hess
crowned "a vivid GOLD presents wnae
ncvcla would tenn q glorious cel0e
scheme"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-25

This pie b made by "Orandma
Phelps. who Is famous an over the
we'll known pie bcii ~ a maker of
the pumpkin delight Nlrs. Phelps
lives az Conneagi. and she could, li
she would make riea from daylshi 20
darkness and still heur calls Tor
more" She has written oui htr
recipe expressly for this newspaper.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-25
ROOSEvELT,S
'PRETTIEST
WOMAN IN SOUTH"

when President Roosevelt wau IN
the south he picked an Atlanta. Ca.
glrl. Miss Selma A,tlaido Allen. as
the most beautiful woman ae had ever
seen n tho southland.
The Young lady was introduced 10
him at larrr reception and the
president eallhntly told her Of hls
oplnion. much 10 the confusion Of Miss
Allen.
ThIa D how a aalIahlea Atlanta
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-25
KOREAN sroNE THRowERs
WOUND MARQUIS ITO.

iQndun. Nov. 23.-A dispatch from
Ioklo says "A messagc received
from Scoui this moIu.uF states that
MarQnit 80 Nas fNrhlly lHl0rcd hy 4
Stone ihroun ~ ont oi a parry oi dis
orderly Koreans lati nlshi
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-25
cHsr sAiIlys aEeIss


Kiss ina Will. one ol the Operators
A. ihe ccntfnl telephone once a. R0s.
veil started down stairs az the tClo.
rhone 0iicq ln the First Nauonal
bank building. aud sinmhlln fell from
ne landing to the foot ~ the steps.
SHE VAS severely bruised oytW her
body. limbs. hands and face AND bus
a epranod ankle. Ste d confined 90
hef homie and ls tuaorlng oousiaera.
bly.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-25

Emile Ballly IA the French chef Of
The Hotel ST. Rests most aristocrat'c
hotel IN New York, and tho money
10 gets f0f cnefine IL aomeghlng
fierce. he used 10 cook at Monte
Carlo. where az SOME time ne made
food for all the crowned heads ~
Europe He has written bis recipe for
pumpkin pies especially for this news.
uRnor.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-25
THE ISLE OF PINESWHICH
HAS REVOL TED FROM CUBA

AMERICAN RESIDENT or rHE
FERTILE LITTLE ISLAND TEILs
or IT'S Bso CROPS, ITS RICH
AND HUsTLiNo AMERICAN
PIONEERS. AND or THE REA.
SON WHY THEY WANT THE
COUNTRY TO &c AMERICAN
TERRITORY.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-25

built of mahogany. the visitor finds
a little below the town. he AlcaRcia
orange groves. tract OF 500 acres,
which Is being planted with oranges
and grape fruit trees. and with toma.
toes. egg plant and other vegetables.
A llitle above the bridge is tract al
several hundred acres on which Thos.