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sFECToS DEL TRATAAiESN
fD e. 0MsGU

Crssdt si omsgu ;ooformG { los
tltlmOs descUnrimieutoF d. 10 clspcih,
DC eoptleDS substapclI slgurI nocITs,
nj sU use fresept el uenor pslisro
Pars ls salUo E aden3s eI licor de %
sapor agrsosblllslUo.
GepersineDlt eI alive Sc produce u
desdt el priDsI dis : sl tra,smientc
QUE sole euesa unoI 30 certimos
por csde vez. carG
De- senIt ep las buenz fsrmscIas,
mas psrs evlta' todc srror, tengass el
cuidado de eGigif 81 ia e;iquets Is pals.
bra 0msgi! ssi como las sehGs del
Deposiit general NsiIon L sFRERE.
IS rue Jlcos. Pari. 8
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Fl. LOPEZ CEPERO, San Jose 16.
Compra y venta de muebles en- general.
Sc hacen prcstamos de dinero sobre prem
~das de ORC, plata y piedras preciosas. Sc
compran prendas antiguas y modernas.
So compra vende plata y ORC deterio-
lado. Constante existencja de muebles,
tipo econ6micos. BARRAS DE Ca
IRE. A.P.
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Ell MEJOR RON.-Los senores Al
yarez Hermanos, del comercio de esta
plaza, contindan recibiendo grandes pc
didos del acreditado Ron SAN LUIS, que
ha merecido la mejor aceptaci6n del pG-
bIco. No contiene sustancias nocivas y
es 'vieio" de verdad, sin mixtifcaciones
nj aditamentos perjudiciales q Ia salud.
No 10 olvideis, Ron SAN LUIS. calle de
San Jose casa se6ores Alvarez berms-
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P|LDORAS ANTIBAC|LARtS.

curaoon de las afeccioDes del aparato respratoro
pvnona ceden prontamente sl uso de pildoras
poddo comprobarlo
enfermo debeo slas eu ressbecinlento
hslaD y Ia
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PORTO RICO POWER & LIGHT CO.

LA Porto Rico Power Light CO. ofreoe servicios
para ayudar haoer el Carava de 1909 mas brante que
ningnno los anterores Todos deberamo proponenos
ensenar 10 que puede haeer cuando esfuezo
Poque puede usted ganar premio ofecido por la
Compania 10 mismo que cualquiera otrol
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!. Depositos: eu Sso Jusn farusela dsl
81 FIdel GrillsTuety Pis1s de Bsldo-
rioiy Dc lsssrc J Sc'ss Dc J. u. Elsn.
&C CO Ssr FrsDcisrc 81
Eu Naysg GeI Fsrnscs &C Ios srst.
ss!ivt Heruanos Avecids II Dc AEsIts
} A Mulej Plals Fr.1c.rsl Sc.
Er Ponce FsTuscB Eu!I e. Fora.
Faruseis Vilisrones
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TERRENO EN- SANTURCE.-Se ven
de una parcela de unos 10000 metros
cuadrados, situada en- la calle de Canals.
& ochenta metros de distancia de la Pla-
"a del Mercado de dicbo barrio de San
turce, en- colindancis por ell Norte con
eI "Parque Residential" .-Precio mode
rado facilidades para ell pago.-Infor-
mara w Bosch. Tetuan 3, altos DIP.
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"DENTUNDO."

Este es el mejor anestesico local copo-
edo. De venta en- las acreditadas far
macia de los sehores J. M. Blanco y
Co, Alfonso G. Zerbi y don Pedr julia
riiase & Ia CORE spondenciaa su sgeDts
NJ. Mirabal p. o. Box 440.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-14

ENTIRE los compradores de relojes
4 plazos en- la joyeria de F. Kehrhahn
Co. Sc ofrece un reloj "Waltham" Sc
manaImente. La Ultima semana obtuvo
mo eI socio Carmen Garcia,
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SOLAR EN- MIRAMAR vendess una
muy bien situado. lnformJaD en- "La
Correspendencia" i p.
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loI de Io004 --------------
PARA IA PaEsENrE EsrAcIoN.-Los mu-
chachos de La, Villa de Madrid son los
aue dan resuelto ell problema dc Ia gente
dc eusto en- Puerto Rico. Euos SOD los
Snicos Que han conseguido tener en- su
nlgnffico establishments ell surtido mas
complete de los articulos de! famo AIN
uuncas faltan las legftimas cemisetas oe
creps de hilo nj carecen de las melores
mnedias para seboras y ninos sst como
nara caballeros Contracts directos con
fabricantes les ponen en- condicioo de te-
ner cuapto pueda pedirse los melores
nrecios No hay auiep wee 40 conpre los
iuepos de cintas Dorothy que vendeu
en cajtas dos lazos y una banda. o en- ca
iitas de seis lagos; podemos servir cual-
cuier color precio desde $l.75 So ell
iuego. Yea ei gran lote de bordados en-
cafes cuya reaizacioo hacemos uenos
de Ia nitad de precio En- telas blancas y
de fantasia no teuemos competitor; tene-
mos tipos especialsa en- Persian Lown,
French Organdi suante el p0bl'co de
vusto necesits- Pidh musstras visite
auestros grandes almacenes eeguramen-
te hallara cuanto necesite. ?. Q. b. 7o4.
Telefouo 273. San Francisco 81. San
Juan, Puerto Rico.
EL SALON MORGAN Cada ves OBJ
tiens mejor exito el acreditado estabeei-
Iniento de Ia calls de la Fortalesa (AIlen)
v el nundo elegante de San Juan que
do otras parties vista la ciudad encuen-
ira en- el cafe Morgan toda clase de he!ados,
refrescos, chocolates, cafe de Ia meJo! cali
dad. estucbes eajitas de bonbones pro-
-pias para regaIos 10 mas deicado en- tin
one en- uateria de reporters puede desear
un buen ,paladar. A la bora de aimuefao
SO sirvcn allf esquisitos lunehs, No olvl-
deis el cafe Morgan Fortaleza d.
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sc ARRIENDA PET 5000 n.nsusles
urs esss eu Nars1lli &c ) 50 susrdss &c
teTeucs nagG-tsos psrs Ia siembu &c
tshsco tlGtcs nguCres FEgc cor Sc
nesires sde.s1tstos CcruAie ug 5
s5os---Iuio:Esrsu SoI lie. l5s
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Indicator general,

C0TsEJOs A LAS MADRES-- ---Ea Isrsoe cal
napfe de IA Sefora Wnsiow cebe usarse sienpre que
n ninos estan en- el perodo de 10 deteucon, Pro
gorciona agyio Immediate al pedpeno pseente pro,
sngeiito desDieSts nuy viyo siegre Es muy agra
1abie III paihdar. csima al nfo. ablapda sus o9ots
hace fGeleR 10 function del estomago eRuia ios
Intestlos rs eI meior remedio conocdo para u Ga
rrea 20 provengA esta de 10 dentieon ce euA9usi 4
"A otra causa Tengase muebo cuidado en- pe9h .
.jfabe Gaimants de Ia Senora Winsio~": e. o "e-
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Ell C0NDAD0
"PARQUE RESIDENCIAL "

1sITIo EXTRA sALUDABLE BANADo PoR LAS
BRISAS DEL OCEANO ATLANTICO.
soLAREs DE ToDAs DIMENsIoNEs FAcILlDA.
DES PARA Ell PAGO
Ell BOULEVARD DE LAS NERElDAS JUNTO AL
MAR ES Ell PASEO MAS BONITO DE LA ISLA.
DICHO BOULEVARD SERA ALBERTO TEMPO.
RAIMENTE FEBRERO7 Z DE 1909 49,. +.
MAS De $50, SOLARES VENDIDOS EN- eNUEVE
MEsES Los PRECIoS SSERAN AUMENTADOS IN.
fCESANTEMENTE
LA CONSTRUCTION DEL PUENTE(se espera el per.
misc del Congreso Washington para cruza ensenada
|AUMENTARA Ell VALOR DE Los SOLARES DE 1UN
CIENTO POR CIENTO POR 10 MENOS,aa
LA COMPRA DE UN SOLAR EN- EEL CONDADO"
rs Ell MEJOR AHORRO INVERSION.
behn Brothers
San Juan P. R
Esqunas. San Justo Tetuan
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Sc YENuE.-Crs es.a De nsd.ra sta
entTs Is Fars5as 5 :. Pusrts ds Tis-
rrs. eco ireuie Z & ssrreters. sou 90
espscicso SOAR cue IeEs has;s e! mar.
lnicrmsrs 1CS Pe5-o Czleis, Tetuau as
San Juan IL,
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT Of PORTO-RICo.
SUBAsPA PUBLICA.

sUBAsTA PUBLIcA. B1FNEs INNuggbEs
Coectus Dc Rent nternss do sabans
las de
debido onibueon
''F-t ~ :
Deripcor Do proptedad
aproximados
PRIMERA sUBAsTA
Leopodo Pesa Is ouerdas i Bo L.
Ooouns Nasano cuds Bo SusuA
Leon hus cnerdss
pgo Nazare cuerdas Bo Raye
Eqseoo L|mnoy y osFos b. Pueblo
eomprador de cada opsdsd db a.
een del veDdids
70 Do de Ia
los dies sguiens . VERTIGO Q Iremats
sabsns Grands Pusns de
Aprbsds. X. DIX. Actns Treasurer - ~
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RESFRIADOS CAUSAN DOLOR DE
CABEZA, Ell LAxATIVo BRoNo-oUININA,
desvfa Ia causa. Usado en- todo el num-
do para curar- un resfriado en- up dfa.
La frma de ffE. W. Grove" en- cads
caiita.
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AL RECIBO DE 500 enviapos q
vuelta de correo un reloj Elgin garantizs-
do por diez amos, por S7.S5 remitimos
uno marca Walthan.-F. Kehrhahn. San
Juan P R pa.
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hUILL HJklENTE" .-PrepieisTis
Emllls Eaml-Lz N5a d MasterreF. Hu.
mscao, ? x P o BoT 20 esns ssl
Couereio bs55s &c 6uehs ! ,oda TO-
r. e0s.A
Sc VENDE TIA fsrraacis situsda "A
q meier PZuto ds SErUzrre. tiss asrs-
oitada- Fars Ia.ornss apzrtado aGne-
20 90 tn eaEsGrsL-Saa lcas. Isa
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Ell BOULEVARD DE LAS NERElDAS JUN
MAR .ES Ell PASEO MAS BONITO DE LA ISLA.
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sOLAREs DE TODAs DIMENsIoNEs FAcIL]
DES PARA Ell PAGO
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-20
WESTERN FILM MAKES
BIG HIT AT CRYSTAL


\ film that is filled with stirring
incidents and startling climaNes Is the
great moving picture film which was
the feature OF the program az the
Crystal theater last night. and VIII be
shown for the last time al the NATL
O. his afternoon and the three shows
tonight Tho picture breathes the
spirit of the southwest. and the scenes
enacted IN IL are of much interest 10
local people. The scene Is lald in All
M in "A wild mountainous country.
many miles from civilization. Ethel
Doyle. the heroine. IS visiting at the
Hartley ranch- Jack Mcfarland. "a
cowboy. falls ia love with tho eastern
girl. who b. suddenly called home 81
account of the Illness OF her father.
Mcfarland has a rival in "a brother
cowboy. who attacks the party that b.
accompanying the Doyle girl to the
railroad Tiir rival, aided - al ~
dian renegade. steals the horses he
10 the party and overturns
their water keg. with the result that
the party wanders bout on the fierce
Arizona desert for many hours before
they arerescued by a troop Of United
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-20
BILL PETTUS PUTS
KENNEDY OUT IN
THIRD
CoIored Man Has All the Best
Of It in Lively Exhibition at
tIkS' Smoker Last Night,

WIN a short arm iab to the solar
ptAus BIZ Pettus, the colored mid
qe~eight, who holds the belt for this
particular section Of fght-fandom,
paced Harry eKnnedy hors de COM
"'l N the third round Of what was
10 nave been a fifteen round exhibit
t"l al the Elks' smoker in the Elks'
"ulidlng last night. While Kennedy
faIually struggled to his feet his sec
una Walker threw NJ the sponge and
''-' bout was over.
Fettus had easily the best of it
rom the first feint and with thirty
Pouads disadvantage Kennedy appar-
,asiS mad no show from the start.
,'"us put up a fast clean workman
IA, exhibition and the ports prophe-
Y " Is q conner as he has never been
"pproaehed in the southwest and is
@"o''lous to take a few falls out of
,,ne OF the big ones. He fights at
100 pounds. Kennedy has done some
"7tE ring work in this city and Is
~ elhch for the ordinary fighter,
~ uldnt get a smell last night. and
siedfly not in Pettus' class. The
~ain event was preceded BY a bout
-'"seh the Arizona Kid and Young
Noicott in which the latter was
~O's'ed in the fourth when the fight
s stopped. Following this was a
w SIX round draw between Bob
a'aer OF Chicago and Kid Lavignc
'peetators.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-20
VEGAS BOYS WILL
BE HERE SATURDAY
Big Five BASKETBALL Team From Mca-
o City VIII Play \. \. G. Team
NJ Armory on Twenty-third.

VIII McMillin, manager OF the AL
buquerque Athletic club basketball
tear. received a letter Yesterday from
Jesse l.. Nusbaum. manager Of the
Big Five basketball team at Las We
gas, containing the information that
the Meadow City boys would arrive
on the limited Saturday noon and be
ready for the game which is sche-
duled to take place between the Big
Five and A. 4. G. teams at the Ar
mory saturday night. The Big Five
team is composed Of some star play
ers and have quite Il reputation in the
northern part of the territory for
playing basketball.
The Athletics. however. are not so
slow. and a fine game should be the
result of the meeting. The Athletics
have assumed responsibility for the
expense incurred in bringing the team
to Albuquerque. and would appreci-
ate seeing a large crowd Of basket
ball fans at the game.
The local boys have appointed an
entertainment committee which viii
see that the Big Five men are pro-
perry entertained during their stay in
the city. The varsity basketball play
win cooperate win the Athletics
and show the Las Vegas boys the var
sity campus and other curiOsities to
be seen at that institution. An in
~vltation will also he extended to them
to attend the dedication Of Rodey hall.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-20
BEET SUGAR MEN
WILL ARRIVE
TONIGHT
EXPERTS BEGIN WORK
OF GETTING CON TRACTS
viii Start at BeIen and Work
North Returning to AIbu-
QuerQue Monday to Talk to
Local Farmers.

Mr.. j. T.. Gauger. of the Holly SUI
gar company. ana J. $ Johnson. one
of the ablest sugar experts of the
Santa Pc railroad. Will arrive here to-
morrow night on their way to Belen.'
said r.. T.. Wilson of the Industrial de-
partment OF the Santa Zee last night.
AIR. Wilson returned yesterday from
La Junta. where he conferred with the
sugar men regarding the prospects for
a large New Mexico sugar beet acreage
for the coming season.
THE gentlemen will go to Belen and
begin working their way right up
the line" said Mr.. Wilson. Con
tracts will be signed up as fast as
possible with the farmers who viii
raise beets this year. If the farmers
OF New Mexico want a sugar factory
in this valley now is the time for them
to get busy. II they mean business
and show the experts that they are
in earnest the future of the indus
try IS assurcd. Along up the road, in
the vicinity of Las Vegas, Springer,
WatrOus, Wagon Mound and elsewhere
the prospects are good and the farm
apparently are going in to win
the proposition this year. II Al
buquerque and the Rio Grande valley
to get in the game they should
right down to business when
Messrs. Gauger and Johnson stop here.
I believe they viii spend sunday here
and meet the local business men and
farmers at the Commercial club Mon
day night. This meeting Is the time
for Albuquerque to show that she Is
earnest about a sugar factory. If
the farmers prove this year that they
and win raise the beets the mat
ter is settled"
Mr.. Wilson will accompany the SUI
gar men on their trip through New
Mexico and will be present at the
meeting Monday.
Plans have been perfected by the
albuquerque men and the Commercial
hub to begin an organized campaign
or the best acreage this year and the
president of the Commercial club on
lis rctlc1 to In ci.g will appoint
to superylse the local
growing ANA aopoin- a Local slIcrin-
endent Dr. supervisor who will devote
MS time to overseeing the work in
valley.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-20
YOUNG MAN VICTIM
OF HALLUCINATl0NS
Emil Sinch. Recent Arrival From
Chicago, Taken 10 Hospital in So
riOus Condition.

Emil Simck. twenty-five years Of
g who came here recently from
Chicago for his health, was taken to
81. Joseph's s%anitarium yesterday in
a partially starved and demcnted COM
dition. believed to be the result of an
hallucination under which the young
man has been suffering for about a
week Simek arrived hero on January
8 and took a room at the savoy hotel.
For several days past the young mnn
had not taken his meals regularly,
and had been IN an apparently dazed
condition. His condition was reported
to a physician yesterday, and he was
removed to the hospital, where ii Is
possible That he win recover Simck
is said to be a telegraph operator.
and has letters on his person which
show that he worked for the Western
Union Telegraph company in Chicago
A telegram WAS sent Yesterday to his
who live at Big South wood
in Chicago, notifying them Of
his serious condition.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-20
MOVING PICTURES At
OPERA HOUSE
Management viii Open Satur-.
day in EIkS' Theater and Ex-.
hibit Films Every Night at
Popular Prices,

The management of the Elks' thea
ter viii exhibit the latest and best,
moving pictures. accompanied by a.
lustrated songs every night from now
on when other performances are not
appearing in the house. There will
be a change Of films three times n
week, ana the management has the
very latest and most modern para
p%hernalia and films. one of the best
orchestras in the southwest will play
at every Performance. and popular
prices viii prevail, ten cents. with 4
few choice reserved seats at twenty
cents 1t is understood tho theater
has acquired the moving picture rights
of Messrs. Merritt and White. and will
cater to the very best patronage. Three
rolls of pictures will be- exhibited
nightly.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-20
TO SUCCEED
SECRETARY ROOT
of State Department Re-
tires This Week to Accept
Senate Seat From New York,


by Morning journal Special Leased Nirel
Washington, Jan. f9-Secretary
Root following his expected election
as senator from New oYrk by the
legislature Of that state tomorrow,
hopes to be able To attend to some 81
the pressing matters in the state de-
partment and retire by the end OF
the week. Upon the soerctary's re-
IlinQuishment OF his office. Robert Ba-
con, now assistant secretary, viii be
named as secretary of state. and he in
turn viii be succeeded as assistant by
John C. O'Laughlin, Of this city.
Because of Mr.. Roots intimate
knowledge Of several Questions in p
critical stage he will continue for SOW
eral days after his election at the head
of the department. Thtsc include the
New F%oundland fisheries treaty, the
pecuniary claims commission treaty
with Great Britain, the maritime con
gress now in progress. and the nego
tiati6ns with Venezuela for the settle
mont of the disputed questions viii
that country.
Mr.. OLaughlin. who IS to succeed
Mr.. Bacon. has lived in Washington
London. Paris, Berlin and st. Peters
burg. While in the far east with thu
Toxic commission. he studied the poll
cics of China. Japan and other powers
He was born in this city t|hirty-fivt
years g and has the degree of mas
ter Of arts from V~illanova.
Following ten years service for the
New York Herald he went to Vene
zuela for the Associated Press, re
porting the blockade by Great Britain
Germany and italy. As one Of the
European staff of the Associated Pres
he covered the Alaskan boundary ar
bitration. During the Japanese-Russo
war, he was in Japan and upon he
he joined the Washington bu
Of the Chicago Tribune. He has |
written for many magazines.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-20
BIG MPROvEM ENT
At SAN|TAR|UM
Spacious Grounds Around St.
JoSeph's Hospital Being
Teuaced and Otherwise
Beautified,

Landscape gardeners, under the SUI
pcrvision of Or. James II. Wroth.
are now az work on extensive inn
provemcnts on the large grounds SUR
rounding St Joscph's hospital In the
North Highlands. The grounds are
being tcrraccd, trees are being NOV
lawns will be laid and when the
improvements are completed this
block viii be one of the most at
tractive in the city. The ST .%Joscph's
sanitarium is equipped with beautiful
and imposing buildings and is one OF
the largest institutions OF the kind in
the southwest. With the completion
Of the work now under way the hos
pital will be one OF the sights Of the
city and the Improvement will be one
pr the most important yet undertaken
In the Highlands.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-20
MEETING FOR CIVIC
IMPROVEMENT
Society viii Hold Session at
-Four O'Clock This Afternoon
in Central School Building,

The Civic Improvement society win
hold an important meeting this after
noon at o'clock in the Central High
school building, at which all members
of this organization and other inter
ested citizens are requested to be
present. The meeting promises to be
OF unusual interest from the fact that
the society is formulating plans for a
systematic and vigorous campaign for
city beautifying this year. The pass
age of the sewer bonds has given an
impetus To the work of city improve
ment in general, and this society,
has accomplished most impor-
results in the past year. will en-
to take the lead in the work
year.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-20
M. w. FLOURNOY, President.
D. K. B. SELLERS, Vice President.
J. C. FL0URN0Y, Secretary.
]. {. BELL, Master Plumber.
S. lst ST., Albuquerque

gentlemen who deem It necessary to
affirm that in the interest Of this
country the negro race should have no
education Now, | am glad to know
and believe that those men in their
hearts do not believe that; that it
nm rather from a desire to say
something that shall have a sensa-
tional effect more than it does from
a real spirit. | vas going to say Of
cruelty toward a race that deserves
from those of as who are white, all
the aid, the assistance and all the
sympathy we can give them. know
that you knoW that those expressions
do not represent the feeling of the
great body of intelligent white men
in the south"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-20
TAFT MAKES FRESH
BID FOR SUPPORT
Of SOUTH
Warm Praise of Southern Wo-
men Feature of President
elects Address to High
School Girls.


10y Morning Journal sDeci"' Leased wirsI
Augusta, Ca, Jan. l9.-What might
be considered an entirely new point
of attack on he "solid so,tb,. No.
i middle TODAY bv the ~-alect
when he mi in q oood worrn word
| for the warmth ana oraor ~ nn,thor,
| men who know a oood tbinn ,rhan
they see it." I'm The charm ana hoant,
of the southern vonnp women 1hfs
.iffrnter vein "a ", M ~ t,y,goa III
given yent before ,vbn, ha tnrn,ad -,
bououet Of brfobt ,o1 .La. 80,
the students of Tubman bioh scboo1
for Girls. The charming a-nneorapna
of the student boay ho said ir,nrassaa
him as an entirely now and conyino-
ing argument in favo, of tho senar,-
lion of the eevas fo, ad,,cotio,
When trained intelIoent ron,an az
the country wanted eufrraoe bo 40
dictcd they wouId oct If iust on tho
very natural eronnd mar NOV al,.,vs
get what thpv vant
Matrimonv as Mr. Tart safd AZ An
ems last vnek uas NOT ~ nj. ent.n.
To which q vouno woman sho,td -.
and M nneatisfantorv a,oontanaae
should he made ar marriaeo nrnnoe
ais simnlv 70 avoid heinz on. o,d r,o;a
The preat succass Of msnY nnmarwta,I
women NJ his acou,tntanco f,,e+iaoa
This assertion
"Rut in The south vo,, p NAT tro,,
bled as they arc in Na-seacbnsotts .
he continued "vharo thay aro ca nau,
women that thor. H. ~ n~ossihi1ity
that thev can an nor,,. ara n is
real serions nrobler os 70 wbot shotI
he done win Tho urmarrfod wononn
Hero 7 know mar no sft,,atior e. 40
ferent
pm my doar vo,,ro taaios aia not
como bcra to mato nronarad "a,
droes 80 honH ~ 49, ~
Of me momant az ,rhat ,onr
brioht eyas ana nrattr facas ma yonr
nroeorro rnioh, hrina e. no
I trust I am NOT roo oId yot 70 yfald
"a ia chez, 80 haa,t. go ,ha. :,
which even q northern non nav he
avakened 10 knon thara l., q ,ho-
orv. ma We GRO cota ia ,ho 10Th
hnt I assure ,o,, :, ,s rot tr,o ,n.
memhcr whifo 80, H. >-tsh,uta oe
MAKING inoutr. raaardira .reot
fan,iIios - ana ou, ~
immedtataly aftor tho nar ,hero u.ara
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-20

states cavalry The incidents IN con
nection with the story are intensely
interesting aud hold the attention OF
an audience throughout The nlm
ends IN a pretty manacr. Miss Doyle
becoming the bride of Jack MeFar-
land several months after her adven-
turc In Arizona. The picture was re-
leased on january "a, and IS being
shown in ~Albuquerque long before il
viii he seer in other places. II IL
really = fine picture, and those who
did not see Il last night should not
miss the opportunity Of seeing II to-
night. The other pictures and songs
are up to the standard set by Manager
Robertson, of the crystal. and are In
themselves wen worth the price Of adj
mission.