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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-23

6err .. Steinbdrter BON Der Sbeeps
jfin & Wool Co., go. 124 Weft 2.
Strabe, bat s.itern burh Die 9ermitts
luna Der Brunbsigentbumsmatler
5kpbom Ulaper &c 60. bic ebemalisen
anloaen Der Cincinnati Chrome 60. in
glmpoob plabe fir $4,000 sefauft.
Dus inpoIpirte Gigentbum lit on Der
areusuna Der Cincinnati. 5dmilton &c
Dantpn gdbn unb Der Center 6il Ro.
aelsaen unb ber aGufer seoentt bier
nod elm peitsres. oreiit0diess Gebdus
be srridien gu IaFsn.
syrau Blante Webafftp. bic oes
fannte Sppraniitin. pirb iid an Der
gilbert 4ne., seseniiber Der Sarparo
4ps., Oft Wdlnut Oils. elm gDobn.
baus .rrihten lafen, fir tpelhes bic
pl1ne BON W. D. Cooper ausseGrbeitet
poroen fno.
gbarles q. WaI3 bat seiterH BON
Warrsn q. Ridorbs bas Wohnhdus
Ro. 1920 Draie 4Hnue fur $3625
setauft.
poli5eileutnant Dennis Rpan tnnfs
le geitern BON Jrdu 4nna Enisbt bas
Wobnbous so. 1892 WontgomtrpRo.
fir $45O0.
6. u. Dorbon bon Der american
Dat anb Qeatber Go. pertaufte sefiern
fin WO1nbous go. 2849 Wap etroba
fir $500 an q. oox
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perissGLV otises.

6err William 8. gaIpert,
Der gr1Tbent Der Wlerhants q: Wtanus
faeturers' JnIuranee Co.. tit seitern
Nahmiitas in ieinsr Wobnung an Sit
Auburn 4pe. i'm Nlter pom II Sohrsu
geitprben. Gr Hnnb lett benz Sabre
1879 an Der Spise Der genonnten gsr-
.i9erunss , 0sisui4ait. I'm Nonssa
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-23

6inter5imsr unb tonnten f6 leidt
retten. Shren 8erIuit bur6 MuHer
i6dsen iie ouf einise 5uubert Doll
lars. 2eipis besiffert T.inen 5daben
ouf 5000. Dos Gebdube, bas gum
GaffsRahlaB ssb0rt, ipurbe i'm Be
TRACE bon sinisen 5unbert Dollars be-
idGbigt. Das 5aus bes .Grnnb Stus
bio befanb ii9 ouber Gefabr, aber
Rarihoa 8edman belt bier it1noio
elm WofTerrobr nnter 8ereitIchaft. DDS
gb0nir Club @ebdubs befinbst Iif
an Der Qorbieite. befdno iib aber
ebenfalIs anbsr Gsfabr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-23
Inter griinem Naien
0iro George 9nmmcl jnr elulBen
Nube geJstiet.

Die DeutTde ct. Sobanness Stride
ipar gsftern Rohmittag Der Shduplab
elmer erbsbenoen 5rauerfsisr, bic BENT
2lnoenten bes babingsidieoeHen term
bsutiaen Manres. unisres bstunnten
Mit6iirgers George Summel gepeibt
mar. 3dblrsihe glumenipenDen
i6miidtsn ben Baum Dor benz 4ltar
unb ben i6li6ten ihpar3en Sarg Der
bic iterblife Siille oss gntfhldfsren
umftlob. Sn Der ipsttsn. bensn 9a[e
oes Dottesbauiss, bic in ibrer einfas
den srniten Snnenarhitettur fait cine
gert6rperung Der tpiirbigen gruutloz
figtsit oss protsitdnti'hsn aults barr
itelt, hdtten iih bieQetotrdgenben, bic
pielen 5reunbe uno gstanntsn oes
0erblihensn ipis auh bic 8srtreter Der
a0rperihaftsn, bsnen er tpdhreno zines
tbatenrei6tu, aufopferungsfreubigen
Qtbens feline ME ermiibenbe 4rbeits.
frafi ipibmete. einsefunben.
Nah einem tur3en Srgelporipiel
trat 5err poitor GiisnIobr Dor ben
glltar. Brit einem gebet iommslis sr
bic 4ntpeienbsn sur 4Hodht, uno
iprah boun psiter BON benz uuermeB.
Iiten Shmer3g.fiibl. bas Die Seels
beim TabinI6etbsn zines ssliebten uuo
geahietenWitmenihen bur65iebe, bsnn
Der 8enante oes untpieoerbrinelihen
8erluftes LATTE um 10 ihperer auf BEN
Gjemiitbs, je grOber bic Sesnungsn gss
tpsisn isien, bic bic itets milotbdtige
6anb oes 0erblihenen austbeilts, unn
| je bellsr bas aidt isines frisofsrtiger
unb periObnli6en Gsiites eritrablts
Gerabe an biefsm Sarse .mpfinbt
man, ihrerer tpte ie. bic unerbittli9'
SirsRse beg 9ooes. benn WGnner tpi,
Der bdbinsesansene ieien 81 penit
sdblrsih in Der Welt. gr Iudt. MI
bas Stine i'm 2eben, feline arbeit uni
| feline Geoonten g.horten benz Slid lei
net Jamilie unb ben uneissnniisigen
grobsiiaisen Sbsen bes 4aeemeinpob
les. gr ipuroe treu sefunoen, uno +
t5nn. er bsnn ME uno nimmer aus un
| ferer Witie ideieen, penn auh bi
it,rbIide Ollie perfaus. Seine 5bo
| ten iiberlebtn ibn unb Das Incsnter
bas ibm pislt bur1 ibn bssliidte Wen
| 16en beipahren, tpirb ieinsn 5ob ii6er
bduern.
6srr paitor Gilsnlo6r tpieoerbolt
Johann ben Geoantensane ieiner beut
i6sn prsbist in elmer tiirssrsn. snsli
i6en aripro6e, tporouf er benz 5obte
ben Segen ertheilte:
rGhlufe tpobl, rube aus un
I6lummsre binauf in ben etpis.
5rieben, Bis bas Wisoerfeben uIs De.
, sint!"
Die fsi.rIia..rnitsn alGnge be
abtThtu 2iebes: .lleber ben Stern.
. iit Rub!" burh6allten, bon 5err
2ouis ebrsott gu .intr idHften Srsel
bsgleituns meiiterboft seiunsen. oa
bobe airhenseipolbs, unb bi. 5rausI
, psridmmluns oefi!irte Johann an oer
) as6ffneten Sarge poriiber, nm NIT e
{ nsm lsBten Bid abI4ieo fir inm.
bon benz gooteu su nehmen.
Den lsBten Jrunbesoisnit al
, Babrtudtrdser erpisfen ibm bic 5e,
: rem 2ouis ebrsoti, Geors. Cornelius
I 5afob Slider unb Wartin Summe
: Der 5rausr5us ieBte iih Johann na
benz 8ine Strabe Berg 5iebbof in 81
; ipesuns. no bic feisrIife geiieBuns e
{ folgts. Sin sablreihs Gefolge ihlo
!. iin ihm an, barunter AUDI bic Otputt
: tioneu Der Derihieoenen Gorperiho
|. ten, benen George 5ummel bel asb5s
n ten als WitsIieb anssborte.
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Wun ina Wioro.

Der 5arbise CHARTS Robinfon. Der,
ipie on anberer stells beridtst. porse'
fern 4benb bon benz gteger Sobn gis
helberser alias .Rubbit" niebersetnalli
ipuroe, III bsuie Morssn sesen / ll6r
i'm itdbtifnen 5oipitaI ieiner Dunoe
erleaen unb gihelhrger piro nun uns
ter Der antlase bes Morbes prOsefiri
tperbxu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-23
qokal.Dfrid)l
ssemer AT Der STAGE ztrake.
gasi,lbe brinst jabirtife Wisnibtn
in gtb.nsgtiabr.

grploiion zines Gdiolinofens ,psrurs
iad,te ben 8rano. - Die 5lammen
ihnitten ben Geuten bic 5lnht ilber
bic sreppsn oh. Webrere iprane
gen aus ben Jenftern, anbers ipurs
ben BON Der gSeusripebr mittelit 2eis
tern bonn DAD uno aus ben obern
Gtodperten eeboIt. - Gin Wtonn
srieibet Branonunpen. - Sin juns
ses Ghepaar perliert feline gands
5obe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-23

bate Der nunnebr gerblidene einen
I4neren &rantbeitsdnfaq, BON bem er
fi9 nidt mebr erbolen follte. 6err
Galpert 1T tinberlos geitorben. Seine
Satin lit tbm Dor ddt Sabren in ben
COB pprausgegdngen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-23
Jn(anO Ge(egrap6
Gin 8lutbrd m q.

Qeriugton, ap., p. Sunt. =
Ius Sinoman. 9p., DirD bertatet,
baB Elm getpifIer 9rpTen Combs am
DienItag b1i.Ibft erIhier uno ertldrts,
bQb er mod Dor 2 llAr iterben Deroe,
enttpsoer infolge BON SelbItmoro oosr
bura frenbe Sanb. gr iniuItirte io>
bann eine sJrau Wm. Walters, oeren
9atte nit einem ReoolDer auf Ole
Sute mad Combs ging. 4ls Die Bet
ben Ii8 trdfen, faBtsn lie iI6 gegen>
feitiq am linten Qrm unb begannen
Johann 10 Iunge uufetnaHper Ios5us
idisBen, bis lie t0DtIi6 perpunbet gu
goben Iantsn. Sberiff 5apes begcb
ii4 UeitttpDa nit 9ehilfsn nuh Der
Stdtte Der S6ieBer.i, pel6e in Der
RGbe b.s G.bos=GOuntps greut9ttt
Iisqt.
Gbin.ftfas 0sfperabus.
Sroptlle gal., %. Suni. -
Gbineiiihe 9etpohner Der Staot, Dela
DE ben ausbru6 Don GeiroieIigtsiten
unter ben ainsiiTden r5igbbinoers"
6efiir6ten, ba6en bic poIi3ei um
56uB erIu6t. Bong Gee. pOu Der
BartiersFirmu Bong See &c g.,
fagte, baB 5pei rSig6binoers" BON
gan Graneiseo neulih elm 2otterte>
tidet in ieiner gant bsponirten. 9aIo
barduf erihienen bic 9eiosn tpieoer,
perlanetsn ibr 2oos uno bsbdupteten
oann, buB es $1,000 eeiponnen babe,
inbeFsn sesen Elm anoeres umgetduIht
tporoeu lei. sic perlangten BON Der
gont bic Qus3abluug bon $1,000 uno
bro6ten, epentuea fdmmtlihe Inge>
ite[Ite Der gant tDbt.n 3u poQsn.
Die neusits J.b De in aen :
tut1.
Sddfor, ap.. %. Suni. Semo
ssobnIon, bsren gsrfarDinben naH Der
| am Usontas am Sets Greet itattsefuns
benen S6iebsrsi, in tpeI6er Isburr
;Euaats Don 4sburp Spicer getOotet
uno feline Wutter pertpunoet ipuroe, 3u
| Der 8ermur1ung QnlaB gsgeben bate
| oas aud lie get0Dtet iporoeH lei, puroe
am Wtittrpoa perbuftet uno Der Wtits
Ihulo an Der Grmoroung Jugates an
| aetlaat. Nlit ibr tpuroe Der Is
5abre alte Subn Qsburp Spicers pera
baftst, Der Isinem Batter in oem Stamp
nit Der 5ueuteiben 5amilie beigeitdn
ben haben ioa. Demo SohnIon 1T ein'
Sdipefter bon Glifbu Sobniou, Der lid
peaen Der in porissr Dohs itattsefun
bensn grmoroung BON Wtiles Gram
| foro i'm 8eFdngnib befinoet.
Die 8orunterIuhung in Der Spicer
| Suqate fan fiubet am SonneritaI
| itott. 8iele Mitgliebsr Der beioen ia
milisn befinbsn iid ihon bier uuo oi
geh0rben tpsrbeu ale Wiiibs bdben, ei
nen 3uidmmenitoB 81 berhtnoerr
p.nn Die 9erbanDlungsn Beginner.
| Oi. 9atttn eiues gdnt
prGfioenten begeht
SeIb ftmorb.
8irmina1am, Ild., %. SUM
sgrau %. g. o. 5drbins, Satin Be.
prGfoentsn Der Grften Nutiondlbdn
BON girmingbdm. bat iih am Uht'
mod in ibrer elesanten Asohnuns 4
g,erniaris erihoHen.
gBas bic in geisllIndftstrsiien ieh
prominente Dame gu benz S4ritte &c
| trixbxr bat, III rprI1ufis unRt6nn'
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Durh bic 9ermittlung Der 8runb,
eisentbumsmatler Sbeooors Waaper &c
8ro. perfaufte seitern Warb Sbern@
borfer bus Saus go. 82O Ri6monb
@traBe fir $3450 an Gam. Roienz
6.rg.
SIM ftGbtiiben 8audmt Durben gez
tern bic folgenben 8duerldubnibi6eiz
ne eripirft: CD. Cooper, 3neieinbalbs
itodiges Dobnbous an Der Robs nabe
Der @arner Strabe. $500; g. O.
Cooper, stpeieinbalbftOdiss sBobnbaus
an Der Robs nobe Der WarnerStrubs
$35OO; Charles Rolfer, 3lpeieinbaIbs
it0diges 8obnbaus an Der GarQ nabt
Der Qinben Strdbe, $250O; U2. q
Cooper, neutrality-suspicious. gBobn'
baus on Der Calhoun no9e Der 5art;
Ibcrne Strabe, $4,000.
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q q d g nten

&opeQmeiiter: y8ianiiitno, Senid'.
fe! 9onnernetter, ieben Sie ooh me.
nisItens aui aie 9eotea, penrs Sis rss,
ien!"
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probirt II. g. Metal poliIh"
unO g9artespers 5rieno". b,s
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-24
H00T OWL MAKES
IMPRESSION At
LAND SHOW
"OId Statehood Porches on
Top Of New Mexico Exhibit as
Warning to Visitors to Get
Wise l.3tnM4

Congratulations on your boot
OWL was the telegram received by
j. B. Dugger Of the office Of the
bureau OF immigration from Secre-
tary Hening, the first Of the week
upon the arrival Of the celebrated
owl, "Old statehood safely in Chi
cago. This interesting bird. accom-
panied by a large consignment of
porterhouse steak, was enclosed in n
very ingeniously constructed cage,
the work of Digger. and shipped 10
the Coliseum TO become one of the
features Of the New Mexico exhibits.
The OWL is now perched comfort
ably on top of one Of the big pyra-
midal exhibits in the New Mexico
division with Il large sign over his
head lettered Get Wise-Come TO
New Mexico" John Lee Clarke.
owner. will present the owl to the
Lincoln Park Zoo later.
w A. Cameron, travelling freight
and passenger agent for the santa |
Fe, who accompanied the exhibit car
Chicago, returned Yesterday and
that the show is far and away
q bigger success thar its most opti- |
mistic friends hoped, and the New
and Santa Fe railroad exhibits
are the center Of interest, particularly
Hopi and Navajo Indians in the
Santa Fe department.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-24
LOCAL NEWS OF INTEREST

Gio5iei6 Beer; yog'H relish It's class
MS you sip from the glass. Phone Ga
ana 5S.
This is the time Tor Christmas sit
tlhgs az Malton's-tht photographers.
Sol Luna of lns Iunas spent yes-
to-day in the city.
W. NJ. Linton of Clovis spent yos-
terday Ia the city.
Robert D.. Cav Of Carthage. Mo. is
here Ton several days.
NJ 49, Smith ana wife Of sails. n.
IT.. are visiting In Albuquerque.
Sllcy piueros OF NloNico CITY nrrlv-
ed yesterday for "a short stay.
q. IS. spador OF Bernalillo is spend
ine "a Few DAYS in The city.
~. H. White 90 Ei Paso. auditor for
SWIFT Co. SIS "a visitor ina the city.
charles Pierce of Bcrnalnlo was
awons the arrivals yesterday.
A.. D. Mcdonald Of Torrance coun-
was among the arrivals ycstcr-
w u Melee of clovis one OF the
university regents. o. q visitor ia tho
.cIty.
j. Frank Romero. sheep dealer OF
MHedolena. is in the city for "a few
days.
c. 8 Eaton OF Denver IS buying
shtep in Albuquerque and surround
ing towns
Harry w. Kelly ~ r.as Vegas menu
Der ot the Gross Kelly firm. WAS in
thc city yesterday.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-24

Oscar Frost IND brother, s. Frost
OF Gallup, arrived yesterday for q
several days stay.
Mrs. o. M. Tlcsher Of Gallup spent
yesterday In the city shopping in the
Albuquerque big stores.
II. q. Bnlcomb went to Algodones
Yesterday in the interests OF the South
western OIL ana Gas company.
District Forester Arthur c. Ring
land has returned from a business
trip to Arizona and California.
w. A. Cameron, travelling passen-
ger agent for the Santa Zee, Is here
from his headquarters in lei Paso.
Sunday hours viii be observed at
the postoffice today, the windows be-
ing open for the distribution Of mail
from 10 to II.
Robert Martin, the well known
Engle. n. NJ, merchant, left for his
home yesterday after spending a week
in the city.
Jeff q. Wingert and family Of
Punxsutawney, Pa, have taken up
their residence at 500 South High
in this city.
Chas. r. Wade, president of the
American Lumber company, returned
Yesterday from a business visit to
New York and other eastern cities.
Mr., and Mrs. s. r.. Aldrich arrived
asst night from Gallup. Mr.. Aldrich
g a well known merchant of the Car
bon City and both are well known To-
ally.
Mrs. Edward Roberts of Baltimore,
Nd Is in the city the guests of her
.ons, Professor Richard Roberts Of
university, and n. w. Roberts.
uperVising architect of the federal
'uilding In process of erection.
II. M, Dougherty, attorney at So
spent yesterday in the city en-
quite to HE home from Santa Fe
where he creditably acquitted himself
s a member of the constitutional
invention.
Damage "a the extent OF from $40
. SIS resulted from a small blaze in
frame shed IN the rear of the resi-
Of Mrs. Harris at Second and
The alarm was turned in nj
p. IN. Yesterday and the fire de-
artment made a quick run to the
Gene.
The Royal Neighbors. auxiliary or
OF the Modern Woodmen Of the
Torld. are TO entertain Friday eve
ing in the A. O. u. w. hall. Besides
n excellent musical and literary pro-
there will be stories in rhyme Of
10 various ways the members have
lrned each a dollar for the use of
ie organization. Refreshments will
served and an enjoyable evening is
all who attend. A cordial
lvltation is extended all friends of 4
he Woodmen and the Royal Neigh
ors.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-24

sistent advocate OF statehood, the
Colonel will work for the ratification
of the constitution recently framed
by the convention at Santa FL. AS
there Is an ~undoubted demand for a
real democratic paper in A%lbuquer-
que, the success of the new venture is
assured. and it is not improbable that
before IL is many weeks old ii will
be found necessary to turn il into a
daily. A large list of subscribers has
already been secured. and prominent
men throughout New Mexico have
promised TO lend their aid in making
the paper one Of the most influen-
tial in the new state.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-24
POPULAR BOOKS At
SOC THE COPY

Do yon read the popular books?
We have over coo titles (nearly 1900
copies) from the pens of the most
popular writer's of today: Winston
Churchill. Il. W. Chambers. Mere
dith Nicholson, Louis Joseph Vance.
George Barr McCutcheon, Gilbert
Parker, Randall Parish, Booth Tar
kington, John Locke, A. c. Gunter,
Augusta Evans, Wilson, Paul Lices-
ter Ford, Emerson Hough, Kate
Douglas Wiggln, Jack London, James
Lane Allen. Alfred Henry Lewis,
Mary Roberts Reinhart, Rex Beach.
Thomas Dixon. Jr., Stewart Edward
White, Harold McGrath, Charles Ma
jor. etc, etc. In fact there is about
100 of them. all writer's OF today,
and these are the best they have
written.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-24

Mary was sitting back at her desk
with her feet pushed out as far as
possible and she was chewing gum
to beat the band. The teacher said:
MARY. take that gum out of your
mouth and put in your feet"
Well, you knew l was learning to
be n plumber, and night before last
| put my feet in it all right. l went
out just at dusk to fix some pipes
and the first thing you knew I fell
in the ditch. Well, you know this is
fall and you are expected Il fall for
a lot OF things that you wouldn't
want to have around in good old
summertime. A tailor tied an apple
TO a string and hung it ove his door.
Everyone that passed wanted TO know
what it meant. lie said: 1.-THE apple
represents the fall, and this is fall
Say. what about new fall duds, the
rakish kind? We don't need apoi-
for offering ultra styles in
clothing these days, for every man
wears them excepting a few lawyers
and school teachers. Elderly men
don't confine themselves 10 staid,
sober clothes, nowadays, and middle
aged men positively refuse to be
any more. OF course you
want to dress like a kid on the
but you'll want some dash
and go" in your toys, and we have
hem both. See the new fall patterns
n Cluett shirts.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-24

II is IN time Of sudden mishap or
accident that Cahmberlain's Liniment
q be relied upon to take the place
of the family doctor. who cannot al
WAYS be found at the moment Then
II Is that Chamberlain's Linlment Is
never FOUND wanting. In cases of
spralns. cuts, wounds and bruises
Chnmberlain's Eminent takes out the
soreness and drives away the pain.
Sold by all druggists.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-24
COL. ALBRIGHT TO
Be ADVOCATE OF
STATEHOOD
Newspaper Man win
Launch Semi Weekly Paper
in Albuquerque on Decem-
Der 10. .

colonel j. q. Albright, one OF the
pioneer newspaper men of New Mex
leo and for years the proprietor Of
the Albuquerque Democrat, has de-
cided 10 re-entcr the harness, and
win N December 18TH next launch
in Albuquerque a semi-weekly news
paper. Colonel Albright is a staunch
and lifelong democrat, and his pa
per will support that political faith.
Being also a progressive and a con-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-24
Salvation Army.

Special Thanksgiving service on
Thursday. November "a. 1910, at 8 p.
m. at the hall on Silver avenue. Mr..
and Mrs. Schnor will have charge Of
this service. Mr.. and Mrs. Craigin.
travelling missionaries, will also help.
Special music and singing viii be a
prominent feature of this meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schnor will speak and
sing for the benefit Of our Spanish
friends.
a piano. with mandolin attach
ment, has been given by the firm Of
Learnard and Linndeman. Come and
have a good time. All welcome.
Seats are free.
Captain and Mrs. S. Benninghoue,
officers in charge.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-24

Everything at u cut price az Dolde.
2io south Second street. for the next
twelve days.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-24
THANKSGIVING DAY
To Be F|TT|NGLY
OBSERVED
Churches VIII Hold
Services This Morning and
Mortality Among the Turkeys
VIII Be Appalling.

Turkeys are going fast in spite OF
a slight increase in the price" was
| the report rendered from most Of the
merchants yesterday and there Is no
doubt that an appalling numbcr OF
the historic birds, with all the trim
mings, Will come to an inglorious end
today.
Thanksgiving Day. as usual, will be
observed in the good oId-fashi0ned
| way In this city. This morning there
will be services in many Of the
churches and nearly everybody will
take advantage Of the day to take a
rest from his everyday cares and
worries and have a good time and
plenty to eat.
Union Services al Presbyterian Church
Union services will be held at the
Presbyterian church this morning,
which will be participated in by the
pastors of the various city churches.
Following is the order Of services:
PROCLAMATION ...+...
Invocation ..,.....Rev. r. 3. Talbot
Anthem
hymn .''t'''
Scriptures . !, Rev. c. O. Beckman
Prayer go. Rev. s. f.. Allison
Offerlng ........
Hymn ........
Sermon, "a Way TO Know God 81.
Rev. j. J. Runyon
hymn
......
Musical Numbers.
Stanley Sedar, organist.
Thanksgiving March ...,..
.Calkins
i Waited for the Lord Mendeissohn
Mrs. Roy McDonald and Mr..
Samuel French.
We Shall Dwell in the Land. Stainer
Chorus Choir.
Offertory-A Meditation SO. Mailly |
"A Song of Thanksgiving. Allisen
Mrs. Charles A. Frank.
Mrs. Flimoe at the piano.
lellOf 500 .,.s., .st. ...t. selected |
Mr.. Charles Andrews.
'ostlude--Grand Chorus ..Du Bols
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You can got a uohby street hat AZ
Wohart's Friday Nov %. for S..
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A. NJ. II. Church.

Divine service at III q. m, Thanks
giving day; subject, Gratitude" by
Rev. ]. w. Rogers, pastor.
proclamation. LIE. r. Ellsworth
First Thanksgiving. Rev. NJ. Jones
Thanks Offering.
Musical and rhetoricals NJ evening
service.
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so PER COPY.
STRONG'S BOOK STORE
BOG WEST CENTRAL.

Swell Pattern hats at Welvart's for
So, Friday, one day, only.
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Flaming Cafe-Regular dinner
from 11:15 to 1:15, rs cents. Short
orders and lunch served from 6 am.
to 2 a. m. Also furnished CONS.
3ll South First street.
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Friday every trimmed hot at Wei
warts will sell for SIS.
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Christian Science

CAt the Library Building.)
Services at II q. m, subject:
THANKSGIVING" Reading room open
2 to 4 p. m.
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II you need a carpenter. telephone
Hssstlden; phone 3Ss.
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We say. with a clear conscience.
we have the best soc and 4Oc COT
fee ina town Have "a little confidence
ana try 81. &. u a. Coffee co.
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AT THE FASHION CAFE
THANKSGIVING DINNER.
~ noon TO z D. m.

oyster Soup.
olives Radishes Celery
Stuffed Young Turkey. Cranberry
Jelly.
Sirloin Of Beef, larded. Mushroom
Sauce
Mashed Potatoes,
Cauliflower in Cream
French Bread.
Vanilla ice Cream. Fruit, Marble Cake
English Plum Pudding. Brandy Sauce
Mixed Fruits aud Nuts.
Tea Coffee MIX
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WATCH FOR
friday ANNOUNCEMENT
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A PRACTICAL CHRISTIAN.

The Rev. samuel II. Hay, presiding
elder ~ the Fort Worth district OF tho
Methodist Episcopal church. Is a prae-
tlcal man OF affairs. though a preach
er. He believes in publicity for
churches. lie even believes tina a
minister ean. without detriment 10
himself. associate with mere reporters
and that he should do so in the in
tcress Of his church.
~ q recent meeting NJ the Metho-
dist Pastors association, lie took the
preachers to task for not giving news
papers information about their church
AFFAIRS.
The newspapers are willing and
glad 10 print anything you VIII give
them. he said. why. | always have
a couple Of reporters on my sgaff- I
hobnob with them and buy'them 4
glass Of soda water occasionally and
when have anything of interest they
are ready 20 publish il In their papers.
Get friendly with the reporters. They
are not such bad fellows-some OF
them-and you win get your church
notices IN and you will have larger
congregations.
Yes. sir; cultivate the reporter
he win help you and you might be
able TO help him.