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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-02-10

Dem Staatsunlpalt Serome in einem
anb begegnete mo 0aB er ipdter
eiue beidlmorene glusloge in gelng
auf oeH 8aIl modte, Die MN i'm 8e.
libe sSerome ilt As 9Infla8e molite
oas 0ofunlent oen@eidnuorenen por.
legen, Der 9iibter entidie0 aber Dab
0ie5 niht geideben oirie. Serome
irug oen 3ellgen, mie 9iele er aR
Dem 9lben0 butter Die 9inoe gegolien
babe. ais er nit ibn sSerone
juianlmen mar. o@inen. mhuor.
tete Der 3euae, Den gle ipeu0irteH
@roBes @eIad)ter int Saal. sverome
mollte miiien. nie Oiele etldler lid
ser 3euge borber ihoH aeIeiitet batte
aber Der 9iidlter nodte 0leier 1orte
8erbor Elm gnoe.
Ger 8ortratnlaler gloHel 1tralB
mar Der uabite 3eu9e gr mar
3auae Der Qbat uno be}eu9te, oaB
16alu's 2lnsieben nac1 Der lbat 0a5
etnes nwurednungsiabigeu Qlea.
Gr. syo1n 6. Gcaalar bon
aittannina "a. @alisa8t Der 6a-
Mile 6oplep. betrat Damn Den Stla0.
Inn beirefis oes angeblidleH SrriinHs
in 0ieier 6ainilie aus3uia8ea ,5rau
4liaiah 16alp. 0es 2lH9eaa5tcn
gRitter, 1T eine 9eboreue 9oplap
Serene proteitirte gaaea gapiiie
ausiaaen, Die Der 3atge MAIDEN
iuollte. 1elmas beidrdntte iid
id]lieBlih 0arauf, 3u frngen. Oh Sen.
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ten. irriinuig mar. Die 4nhUort mar
~aa"
syeron1e er6ob iDie0erin eiuipruh,
norauf 8ertaguilg erfol8te, Inn Oef
AnDdlten Gelegenhes ju 9aben, BE-
treiis Ser art uiTo @cIie, ipig ocr
3euge SIT oernebmen lei, 81 elmer Der
itdn0iguH9 3u gelangen.
1elmns funoigte oann nod an
| oaB moraen enhpeoer 5rau Eba'u
o0er Sic Wlutter 0es 9lngeflagten als
arite Berion ben 3su3el1tauo betre.
TEN merDe.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-02-10

III @leuariieung befin0lihe Sans
pabrer0 Ger 9arnthiug ser 6luB.
un0 6oieabapillipmgsoorIage BE-.
idlIoB, lib uadl ben 9mpfe1lungen
0es 5uitanoigen Gorlites 5u ribteH.
meId1es SIT ltnauuiteu oes 8roieEtes
beridtet batte. Gle Sreun0e 0es
8lanes baften guar ole Shleuien
ibrer geraoiamfeit geofFuet. I'M Bic
slbgeoroneten uon Ser 9tiiBlidfeIt
0es @roiettes 5u iibe5eugen. a5er
aIs 5ur 9lbItinunuug geidrittea
uur0e. itinnnten MIR 43 g(bBeoronetc
81 G5uniten De8 biesbe3iIgLidltn
9lntenoenrents, tpdbreno 145 Ou8e9er
lttinlRten.
MS @ertaaung eintrat. uaren Y
Seiten Der 8orIage erIeOigt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-02-10
Geuerdo ooen.
lleln Uni. 6. l1ebr

NIlu tl0tAt ~ AN~
Die @eidldiisIofaIe eines 9ueeuo
@boleiale uu0 Gomntiiiions Sirmta
III Der 8seit Aiarfet StrdBe. am ,SlBe
Der @aniepoort 5trdBe aelegeu pur.
Oen ourd 6euer 5erltort. Ser edo
0eu miro auf $3.50 600 peranldlaat.
Inter Den glusgebrannteu beiInocn
fidl 5luift & So, GuOnbu Y 50 mo
sic Wtanbattan Gol9 Storage so.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-02-10
SIR ipirtbfhaftIide en-
5rteoen.
g}efu gorf, 6 f5ebr.

3iueds Scrbeiiiibrima zines oou.
ern0cn 5rieoens 3miiben Den 9tem
9Dorfer 4id)orndereien mo per bieii'
aen Sdrifticber. llHion gtr. 6 nur0e
bier Ole .4rinters 2eogne Of gImeri.
ca" ge9riiuoet. Vile QrudcreibeiiBer
]2elu gorfs trdten Dem nenen 9erban'
sc bel. SSn 3iifliuit mer0eu Die per.
ionliden @ertrdge 3miichen oen 1rl.
dereien nm 0en SdriitieBeru OurdI
.4onettiofontratte" eriebt uer0en
Der 8oriiBelioe 5ranris betontc, Dab
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-02-10
9un0e8fauptitaot.
gsaibinaton. 6. Geb.

Ger Senator @lle unterbreitete
6eute Sem Senat Sic Fidne fiir oas
geplante Sdlahtihlllidifi, 0os ali
5tarfe uno @r0Be Wge1o einem iebt
in @riiteu3 beiiuolihen ariegsidiif
gIcidIteben iol. 0ie Gin5elbeiten
betreifs Ser @r0BenoerbdItniiie Oes
S6ifics nuroen id)on Dor etlic1ea
Wlonaten 6efaunt genaht niht aber
Die Der 9apa1flung. 9ieie Synfor.
nation miro nun ebenFaas per0fient.
lidlt mer0eu. Sogar oie fren10en
M1ddte fonnen auf 8erlangen 0ieie
e;in3eI6eiten erfa6ren, un0 iogar
bod)it idltberlih 9eoruft. 0as ge.
plante Shiff miro 518a 6nB lang
mo IS SUB uir0 33s 3oa brett mer.
ben uuo 20 Sub 3 3ou Giefgang
llaben Ole gapafinng miro ans
3e6u 123olligen SinterIdoern, gpei
Eorpc0orobreh pier5ebn 55oaigen
G6neaieuergeidiiben nno elmer Mn
3a5l fieineren 6ei9npaiien beitebcn
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-02-10
aanaI. anaeb0I
Waihinafou. g. gebr.

s5m 0amen Der Banana gonitruc.
tion 60. unferbreitete 6errClioer, Der
frilbere erfolgreib gieten0e, Der SEA.
naltommiiiion 0as 2lngebot Der obi.
gen @eieaihaft in Der Don Der Regie.
rnng gefor6erten 5orut.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-02-10
9os g3eoerre9im ent.
2erinaton, Ssn., 6. 5e6r.

Ser @eneraliuipeftor @albraItb
uabn Die 8ieOeraHmeIoung Sum 9ii.
litarOienIt oes ebemaligen farbigen
6orniiten 9opt 9iobinion entgegen.
Gieier itnno bel Dem 25. Sllf..9iegt
in 8ronnspille uno puroe nad Dem
nahilihen lleberfal aui mas Sta0t.
den NIT Der gaH5eH 8ruppe eiltlaiien
@obinion erfldrte, 0aB er an oeu
8er6rehen feinen Antbeil gebabt ba.
6e. &obinion ihafit nit ieinem 9In.
troge einen bon Dem ariegsnliniiter
qeiuiinidten 4robefaa, Der eiltideioeu
ioa, ob Die entlaiienen SoIoaten elm
Reht auf 9ieoeroufnobme in Die Ar-
NEE hoben.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-02-10
QIbaemtefen.
SprinaiIelN. "a. 6. Gebr

SptNiBIlttQs NNa., p SYeor.
0dS @upremeaeriht lcbnte beltie
0en Antra8 oes GbIcaaoer torpora.
tinnSamua!t Seuis ob. linn 3u ge.
ltatten. I'M 9tamen Oer Sta0t Elm
Wtau0amuS @ermhren leaen Sic
Stoote ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
anSuitrngeu, 0ieieS Grriahren
iollte Den ,3lDed haben 0ie 9ehor0e
so }luiugen, luieoer III SiBuug SIT
treten mo oie @neubahaeu I'M
Stadte b6ber ein3uidabeu. GaS sc.
ridlt eutidieo. oaB eS teine Suris
oiftion III 0en Salle babe
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-02-10
amertfaner aeebrt.
gfom, 6. 9Scbr.
SObes QIter.
Sdnliliou, O., 6. 5ebrllar

6dmiltoH, g., 6. 5ebrlar
esm boben sitter BON 116 ssahren
itar6 bier .alutp@ Sane 2apis. gie
uur0e in Betersbnrg, 90. ge6oreu
uuo lebte oiele Sabre in Der Camille
bes @eaerats 9adars EapIor.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-02-10

IOer lebte groBe Sheit Der i'm Sanaor
1906 beaauL 6en 9lrbeitaebern uuo
Arbeiteru 5ulammeu $8.000.000 To-
iicte.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-02-10
Gin ieItener Sail
ggnboih. 9Sllo.. 6. fSebrllnr.

Sab cine nouatlihe @ertiion Don
$50 id)lieBlitb 81 eiuem Sern6geR
Oon $4,000 ampd1it. lit foum
qlaublib. tit cher Gbatiadle. tpie fol.
GENDER Sal bipeiit. Ger hcute bier
beritorbcne @ernp 8ensler erbielt
lett meleu SSabren cine &eniion bon
$50 per 0tonat iiir gerIeeurgen, Sic
er I'M 9iirgerfriege crIitten bate unO
0ie ieinen @eritan0 0erartig triibten,
0uB er inter gornunoid}aft geiteIIt
tper0en mltBte. Ga @eH5Ier iib nod
0ltrh ciaene araft erndbrte, 10 Iegte
ser @ornln0 Die 8enIiousgelocr
nutbringen0 an, io0aB 0as 8erm6.
gen idlieBlif oie oben genanute
666e erreidlte.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-02-10
90 aiferfd Ell.
St 4sanI. @linn., s. i5ebr


@eitern mur0en IN ct. Eaul lies
ben Nicnilben bon toleu @nu0en &C.
bineu. Ser Staotratb crlnddtigte
0eshalb in elmer nod ipot 9lben0s
obQehdlteneH SiBuug ben @elun0.
beiisfonnailidr Ir. Gbage uno 0en
8oli3eihef G'GoHuor sur 9urhfiIb-
rina oeS Maulforb5uanges. Die
&oIi3iiten lino au9etuieien porOen.
ane 6unoe 5u erl1ieBen. Die Iie nab
Gerlauf pom 0rei Jagen nod obne
Waulforb auf ser SnaBe lntrefien.
Ole 05ebiiienen iino: Or. &. 9. Eenp,
143 q. 5. StraRe. 9(oom 9fobertion,
783 yorf Sir, Glmer SanIon. 1875
9urr STR, 9eonar0 2inoquiit. 1918
8ranolen Cir, g. Saipfs, 996 s.
g. StraBe, SSlpon gSolan0er. 1925
granolcp Str, un0 Der Eoli5ilt S.
SSobnion BON Der Station an Ser
Margaret Str.
9n 0ie @enannten SIT berld)ieOe.
neu 3eiten uu0 o.i melt BON einans
Der qeIegcnen Grten gebiiien ipuroeu,
| 10 lit man i'm 3ipeifel iiber Sic 3abl
Ser toaen SunOe in Der Staot. 9iel.
| fah lit man oer9lniiht, 0aB sic g9ai.
ieridleu in sSolge Ser itarfen Gdlte bel
Sen Gbieren epiOenliib berribt.
g}en 9orf. 6. SSebr.
Ger Sdiiler 9loomouO 0taper aus
8rooflnn itorb IN Gem Gong SSsldn.
Ser Goueae.0oipitaI an Der @aiier-
iCbeu. Ter anabe tpar om IL. SSa-
mar BON eiuam tollen 8intider ge.
bilien moroen. 9rei anoere Ginoer,
Sic pon 0enieIben 5biere onaefoIIen
mo uerIebt lpuroen. befinOen iih in
iir3tlid1er gehdnolunQ.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-02-10
Sans

Die Befiir1porter zines IA 5uB
tiefe1 Gsaiierpeaes 0on G9icdgo naf
Ct 9ouis ur0 BON Bort nadl 0eat
@oIf BON Slortoa uuter s}uhiiIfe.
TGBne Oes @eiiiiiiippi erlitten bsuie
IN Sasae cine 9lisoerlese, as 6as
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-02-10
5traBenb a hnungIHf.
gittsburq, ga., 6. sSe5r.

symoIge Der gntglgiiuug anes ser
g9agen Der slGniihen 9inie 5rtiiAen
Git gittsburg uHo 9rafforo Gttp
fmiroen 5pan3i8 4erionen perIeet,
fiiuf on0oR id)fper. Der llufaa eraig.
neteiih BEL ser gSaa Bride, nabc
g9iImeuoirrg. Elm 9orort. Ter 9a.
gen itiir5ta oie Is SUB ho6c
90idlung biulHfer urgo ging tbeil.
Deiie in 8riinmet. ggds Sic ent.
aleiIumg Ueurinhte. lit nod niht
feitgsiteat.
aeiH Grauenftimmreft.
Guthrie. ella. 6. 9ebr.
2iesfoultitutions -SgouOeation nahm
in ihrsr bglitisen s5ibung Die sIouieI
an. Deid1e cas- SfnlredJt nam mann.
IibeH 9erionea perlgitt-
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-02-10
9tene 4onamoaefeIli6aft
glhnnn. " N-. 4. lSebr.

Gie @ouama Contraction eou.
pam BUR 8iuan3irung 0es gSilIium
q. Gliner iheu s}ontrniies slin pan
hes 9ononiafaunls ipurOe bier inior.
porirt.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-13
WOMEN ON RECORD
AGAINST THE
B|LlbOAROS
TEMPERANCE UNION
VOICES A PROTEST
Also Declares in Favor Of Ju-
veniIe Courts and Against
Army Canteen-New officers
Elected.

The territorial convention Of the
Woman's Christian Temperance union.
which closed Monday afternoon. Oc-
tober :. adopted the following reso-
lutions:
We. the New Mexico women's
Christian Temperance Union. in con-
vention assembled. rejoice In the
progress OF the past year We thank
God for His guidance and blessing In
our work. and reaffirm our adherence
to our declaration Of principles. our
cordial support to and cooperation
with our National Woman's Christian
Temperance Union. and our own state
officers.
That the abolition Of the liauor traf-
rc Is our main object. and We extend
a welcome hand 10 our brothers Of the
Anti-SalOOn League. in their efforts TO
suppress this evil.
We stand for total abstinence from
alcoholic drinks and narcotic drugs.
and voice our protest against the IL
censed saloon and the le~galization Of
vice In any form. and also against
the dissertation Of our streets and pub
lie thorOughfares By bill boards and
posters, which have a tendency to de-
prave h taste and degrade the NOR
ais % cur youth. We hereby petition
. An authority 40 make the streets
Of a towns and cities safe and
wholesome . the feet 81 Childhood.
We desire q clean statehood for
New Mexico. one free from the de-
praNing influence Of alcohol and All
its attending evils: therefore We ap-
peal T. al HOMECOMING people TO help
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-13

us prepare for the coming day.
We declare for better law enforce
ment We view with alarm the GRIM
inal tendencies of SO many children
as recorded in our daily papers; and
recommend the beneficent features Of
juvenile courts.
We reiterate our declaration for the
enfranchisement of woman, because
her most effective work can only be
obtained through the ballot
We believe In purity Of life for both
man and oma n deplore "A con-
dition of morals which suggests a seq
%regation of vice, as q remedy for the
evil.
We are opposed to the re-establish-
ment Of the sale of beer and %intoXicat-
ing drinks In the army canteen. and
favor the three-mile limit law.
We express our thanks to the trus-
tees Of the First Presbyterian church,
to those pastors who. by their helpful
words of cheer, aud encouragement,
have shown their cooperation with
us: to the press for printing notices
and reports; to the women of tho local
union. the musicians and all friends Of
the U h have aided us in this
convention.
MRS, PITT ROSS.
MRS MATTE GARLICK.
MRS. DAVID STEWART.
Committee
The following Officers we're elected
for the ensuing year.
President, Mrs. S. g. Nutter, Albu-
duerque.
Corresponding secretary. Mrs. Mary
W. Barnes. Albuquerque.
Recording secretary. Mrs. l. A.
shank. Las Vegas.
Treasurer, Mrs. Ella o. wood,
Fe.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-13

Love
Apostles Creed-all uniting.
Gloria Patri.
Responsive Readings-Fifty-first Sun
day.
Bass Solo. Mr.. Otis Baker.
The Lesson.
Prayer.
Organ Response.
Onertory.
Hymn. Jesus Shall Reign Where'er
the Sun"
Sermon by the pastor.
Hymn, In the Cross of Christ
Glory"
B~enedlction.
Organ Postlude.
Evening Service.
Organ prelude.
Praise Service.
The Word.
Prayer.
Organ response.
Hymn.
bffertory.
Address by the pastor.
Hymn.
Organ postlude.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-13
1T is
A HABIT

Of business men 10 speak ~ the condi-
tons Of business IS Of something quite
apart-something 20 observe and com
ment upon. like the weather, but not a.
something over which they exercise o
personal control. Business ls good. or h
e. dull. or Il Is slow. and the merchant
r. Inclined 70 feel encouraged By the one
condition and discouraged by the otfcr
without appearing to realize that he j.
ruler Of his own Affairs more abso
lutte ruler than is any emperor Of his EN-
pire.
The driftcrs among merchants Of
course. scarcely rule their affairs-they
allow the AFFAIRS 70 rule them. They re
aiize the value OF a good location for a
store OF enterprise: the value u many %
the essentials In store making-hut they
imagine that With other things In their
favor they can save money on the adver-
Using campaign BY using half a. much
space a. a competitor uses taking haii
as much trouble a. he takes to make his
advertising brimful u salesmsnship. and
BY using the cheapest mediums. In shori
luck IL q cornerstone IN the structure q
their business hopes
Luck seems often 20 decide some
things but Il does not decide races be-
tween stores
Luck j. = tickle GODDESS and sh.uie
b wooed with persistsnee-and she Be-
captured cftener with printers ink thar
VITA al other means and methods com
bined
store luck l. q myth. but what passes
Tor "a is within EASY reach q any mer
chant Adequate newspaper ruhIlciu
car lave but one iegical result flr ?
store-growth prosperity. prospects, y
n the Law II - the fact
m you are just now giving more A.
tention 70 any othef par - your busiues
thar you are 70 the advertisng VET us
suEEest that you reverse that condition
for = Ehile-and your store ufi taxi
. sndden jump forward
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-13

sued invitations. 1t was an informal
affair. The house was decorated in
gold and green. Mrs. Child's Sunday
school class of girls served refresh
ments. The one regret of the occa-
sion was the absence Of their oldest
son Finney, who Is a student at Pa
cihc University. Forest Grove. ore.
Mrs. Child wore her wedding dress.
Many gifts of china were left, includ-
ing an entire dinner set.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-13

Mrs j. n. Bennett Is entertaining
Miss Lizzie iiaykins ~ San Marciai
Judge J H. McEie, accompanied by
Mrs McFie. attended the Montozuma
hall Friday.
M and Mrs. NJ L. stern. Of Park
Terrace. are entertaining Mr.. stern's
sister Of Denver CaL
Miss Mia zicgeg 90 IN Paso. was
ihc guest OF Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hunt
during me ~c.s
Mrs W N Bcrgcr. OF Beicn, is the
quest 81 Mrs J. a. itouif ON south
iiigh street
Mr and Mrs. s Nann. Of Marble
avenue. arc entertaining Mr.. and Mrs.
D. IS hodgdon' Of neming
Mp 49, a. Wilson, az West Gold
avenue Be- enjoying "a visit from Mrs
Benjamin Thomas, OF santa fe.
Mr Howard H. Watkins Is la town
from Kingman, Ariz, visiting al the
home of Mr. and NJ. +. Ln'hy.
Mrs , " shredder. Of Ration, was
iho guest 81 Mrs. v. }. Gibson. West
Coal avenue during fair week
Mr. A. a. Dixon, formerly of this
cls noW with the Ei Paso Southwest
ern railway D. visiting his wife ana
daughter.
Str. Sick Rapier. formerly connect
Ed with thr state National bank hut
NOW 1f Thorrau. y. NJ b. a visitor In
iht clty.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-13

The Montezuma ball and the Com
mcrcial club dance are things OF the
past and WIN be remembered by the
fair visitors and Albuquerque people as
the best ever givcn-until next years
events.
Bclcn visitors seen at the fair were
Mr.. and Mrs. John Becker, MIR. II.
Zweigcr. MIR, II. Emory Davis. Mr..
Hoffman, Rev. j. a. Picard. Hugo
Miller. Mr.. and Mrs william Berger
and MI. and Mrs. Louis Becker.
Mrs. lvan Grunsfeld. 1908 West IT.
icras road, gave a '%surprise' birthday
dinner last evening In honor Of her
husband. Following the dinner. Mr..
and Mrs, Grunsfcld took their guests
10 see the carnival.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hornbin. ~ Thnreau.
were guests Of Mr. and Mrs A. y. Me-
Gaffey during the fair. Mr.. and Mrs.
Horahin expect To- leave in a short
time Tor Riverside. Cal. whore they
viii make their home In the future.
e
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. J. Gibson. West
Coal avenue. entertained at luncheon
Friday Ia honor Of Mr.. Louis Akin,
the we'll known young artist Of Grand
Canyon. and Mr. Leo Norkamp,
mayor Of Flagstaff Ariz.
Mrs A. a. oliver. who's husband
was formerly Of the Government In
dian school, aud nov connected with
an Indian school in Black Rock res
~ervution rs visiting her parents. Mr..
and Mrs G. r. Vaughn. of East Coal
a. enuc.
The Ten bunS were entertained
Tuesday night hN Mr.. N T. Hickey.
North Walter street. The psucr Of
the evening was hy Mr. Frank n
Moore. dealing with states rights"
followed by the usual discussion.
Nj. ~. EmorN Davis has returned
from Il trip 20 his old home be- Ripon.
Wis. and stopped on in Albuquerque
Co take in the fair and dances with
ihc other Bsienites before returning TO
his duties with h John Becker COM
pany.
Mrs Bernard : Rodey IS expected
home about the Ism 81 this month
from Washington. where she Joined
Judge Rodey and son Pearce about "a
month ago. Judge Rodey q pear.r
HNI return o. Porto Rico The iast 81
tre month.
Mr. aud Mrs Maynard Gunsu. enc
tertained az dinner 30 the AiNarsdo
Tuesday night The guests Nere Gen-
ersl Thomas. Li%euterant ~Rifenherick.
Captain Heard. Lieutenant Gregory.
Lieutenant Warren, Afr James n N0-
land. of Denver.
Mr.. aHa Mr- Amado Chaves ms
Kent avenue entertained AZ dinner
Tuesday night ln honor ~ Governor
curry. Other guests we're former
Governor a. a Otero. Judge Ira A.
Abbott. solomon Luna. D. A. Jsstro.
"A. O. Rursum. Colonel jose u. Sena.
and Captain Clark n. Carr.
Ms MARY Ramsay. the eifted
young pianist and pupil u Mrs Ross
Futrelle Gideon. vii give a piano re-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-13
THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.
Rev. j. a. shaw. Pastor.

Preaching at IL a. m. Subject.
The Mill and the Grist;" and at 1880
y. m. subject, The Lesson of the
Fair" sunday school at 9:45 a. m.
Young Peoples meeting at $3.50 p. m.
The public cordially Invited. In the
morning Miss lone Reynolds will
sing. In the evening there will be a
chorus choir.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-13

greatly TO the entertainment OF wish
tors during fair week The knights OF
Colum bus gave a fine banquet Mon
day evening that far surpassed any
thing ever given By hat order. The
odd Fellows and their wives were
royally entertained by the Rebekahs
and home lodge az a banquet and en-
tertainmunt The ShrinerS parade
and banquet and the Elks smoker
also added greatly 20 the success - the
fatr ul..N
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-13

Mrs. JAY A. Hubhs. Of south Third
street. will leave his week for Chi
cage, where she will Join her daugh-
ter. Miss Jean. who entered Chicago
university the first Of September.
Mrs. Hubs returned TO Albuquerque
FOR the fair and Co close her home
here for the winter. Mrs. Hubbs will
make her home az Hotel Del Prado.
during the winter.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-13

" - Purple who win be rehetns'
bered b. an the old timers in Albu-
ouerQue a. one Of the popular citizens
81 hts place some years ago. was
married last Monday Al jamestown.
Virginia. % Mrs Lena q. Andrews OF
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-13

Miss Louise Plat. Of Sar'a ne. w@s
quietly married Ia Mr.. William =.
Brogan Wednesday morning at The
@hurch nf the Immaculafe Concapticn.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Father Mandalari and Was Wit.
messed by a few close friends. A
wedding breakfast at the Alvarado
folIousah The ceremony
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-13
ST. PAUL's LUTHERAN CHURCH.
D. L...a-a Aa-aE na.aaE

htNs ~ D'Ef hort'NH
Sunday school at e:30 a. m. Morning
worship with German sermon at III a.
m. English services and sermon at
IL a. m. English services and SER
mon at \ y. m. You are most cor
daily Invited. The church Is located
al the corner OF sixth street and Sill
Yer avenue.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-13
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH.

Corner Fifth and SiINer avenuc.l
Hugh A.. CooDcr, Pastor.
Services at IL "a. m. and 1880 y. m.
At the morning service will be held
the quarterly communion and recep-
ton Of new members. Evening theme.
What Think Ye Of Christi"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-13

Mr.. and Mrs. J. =. Saint and two
daughters Miss Irene Saint and Miss
Ethel saint. have returned to the city
after an absence Of six months. Mr..
saint and Miss Irene spent most bf the
time In Arizona n California, while
Mrs. saint and Miss Ethel visited rel
atives In Kansas and Colorado.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-13

DR. aud Mrs Maynard Gunsu. enc
|tertalned az dinner at the AiNarsdo
Tuesday night The guests Ners Gem
ersl Thomas. Lieuterant R~ifenberick.
Captain Heard. Lieutenant Gregory.
land. % Denver.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-13

Mrs. Bernard : Rodey IS expected
home about the ISM 81 this month
from Washington, where she Joined
Judge Rodey and son Pearce about n
month ago. Judge Rodey and pear.e
NIu return 90 Porto Rico The iasf 81
ffe month.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-13
Wbere 10 WorsbipC cday
ST. JOHNS EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Fletcher Cook, Rector

ST. JOHNS EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Fletcher Cook, Rector
Worship with sermon by the rector
at II a. III. and 1850 p, m,
IuNIACfLA1E CONCEPTION.
Early mass at Z o'clock. High mass
and sermon at 9:30. Evening service
and conference at 1870 o'clock.
z .CHIuSTfAN CHURCH.
Corner Goia avenue and Broadway
". a. Ctild, Minister.
Bf,fe school ati10 a. IN. Pastor will
preach at II O'Clock. subject, Going
Forward" Evangelistic services at
night, f7;3Q O'Clock. Good singing.
Everybody welcome.
i0l y r9gF $50
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
Services SundE at IL a. m. at room
20. Grant building. cerne OF Central
avenue and THIRD street. Subjec.
Doctrine of Atonement." Sunday
school at 9:45 a. m. Wednesday wen
ing meeting at 7:45. Reading room
open daily from 2 to n. m.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-13

Mt. sHd Mrr Amado Chaves MS
Kent avenue entertained AZ dinner
Tuesday night IN honor ~ Govsrnor
curry. Other guests we're former
Governor a. a Otero. Judge Ira A.
Abbott. solomon Luna. d A. Jastro.
"A. O. Rursum. Colonel jose d. Sena.
and Captain Clark n. Carr.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-13

Ms MARY Ramsay. the gifted
young pianist and pupil II Mrs Ross
Futrelle Gideon. VII give a piano re-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-13

Mr. ~. EmorN naVis has returned
from u trip 60 his old home be- Uipon.
Wis. and stopped on in Albuquerque
tn take in the fair and dances with
the other Bslcnites before returning 60
hl. duties with b John Becker COM
panN.