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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-07
DRAINAGE SURVEY
IN CHICKAROM|NY

Survey OF tho Chickahominy Riycr
District below Richmond for the pur-
pose OF gaining scientifice information
us to drainage, viii be begun Within
two or three weeks. This informn ton
is gained authoritnuveiy In 4 letter
from the Bnrenu OF Drainage Investi-
cations OF the Department OF Agricul-
ture In Washington. to Chief Clerk
Charles A. siilier. OF tho Virginia Agri-
cultural Department who has been
very active in the movement to drain
the overnowed lands OF Virginia
Better sim. the entire expense OF
me expert survey will be horne by the
department. and II Will cos, Virginia
and the people OF tho district affected
absolutely nothing. Chief OF Surveys
G. q. Elliott says that this expense he
feels. Is warranted by tho Importance
of the project. and by the fact thar
this is Tho first work OF the kind to
be done a., this State.
Similar Information has been SEM
to Or. D. w. Starburk, or tho Chicka-
hominy District, who has worked up
sentiment In his community for re-
clamation of swamp lands. DIR. STAR
buck went to Washington in the clos
ing hours OF the last Congress- and
urgcrd the enforcement OF the appro-
priaton for drainage Investigations
which was done to tho extent OF an
increase form $4,000 to 100000.
A camp equipment has already been
ordered shipped to Richmond. G.. 81.
Warren. the drainage engineer Of tho
bureau will be in personal charge of
the investigation. Aconplctc scheme
for reclamation will be devised. upon
which IL IS hoped to have the land
owners net later,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-07
WOMEN OF EAST
TO 0 ARTIFICIAL
Artists Western Girl" Says
They Are Hand Made and
Have No Soul.
especial to rho Times plgpatel

Especial to The Times Dispatch
were leveled as was my san Fran
cisco there would lie nothing bu,
oblivion-ugilncss- Built UP by
the artiice OF man. It stands pre- en-
iHcntly the most beautiful city in
America-leveled, nothing is left
while we had all the beauty that 1la-
ture could give to rebuild upon.
Miss Maurlne Rasmussen. the beau
tiful Western model discovered by
Harrison Fisher on his visit to Cali
fornia. who has como on TO pose as
The Girl OF the Plains" for the fam
Gus artist. expressed these sentiments
to-day.
1T isn't the fault OF the womcn-thc
Eastern womcn--that they are arti-
fetal and blnse: II is their environ
ment.' she added Il find the women
here wopde rful--just as your build
ings are wonderful and your city Won
derful But they are beautiful through
artifice. they are without heart, with
out soul without the love OF nature,
which every fine. beautiful being must
have as the foundation rock of It's real
beauty and worth That is why there
is something splendid in our West
crn women, something more than
beauty or face and feature. II is tho
thing called 'soul'-it is the thing rhnt
makes poetry, music and painting fine.
New York women. With their ma gni
ficcnt physidues, their dawlcss profilcs.
their marvellous tastes, lack that They
simply do not require II in a ctvfiiza.
ton where complication can he bought
in boxes and where woman's browning
glory Gun be dyed to suit or bought
by tho yard
In the West, tho girl OF the hills.
the girl In the saddle, tho typical girl
OF the plains. has just the beauty OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-07
MILLIONS FOR ROADS
Ninth DIstrIct Far EcIipscs All Rest
of Stntc Combined.

~
of Stntc Combined.
Nearly 80 200 0OU has now been voted
by the people OF the -,inth Virginia
District for permanent roads. The en-
act total. practically all of which has
been agreed to within the last year.
is s2.ASi.o00. This Immense sum puts
the Ninth far ahead of all the other
nine congressional districts In Tho
State put together. in the matter oi
road building.
The latest accession to thc ranks OF
Southwest counties which have fallen
in line in the march OF progress is
Smyth. Rich Valley District on tues
day voted 100000 in bonds. Unfor-
tunatcly the proposed Issue in the
other two districts-Marion and St
Clair--iailcd. although the majority in
the entire county was III favor of the
bonds in Rich Valley District, because
of the almost unanimous vote there.
The Ninth District counties which
have authorized bond issues arc: Wise,
sf0o,0oO Lee sS64.o0o Tazewell. $685.
600: Smith, 100000: Russell, s4a5.0Oo;
Washington $4,000 Pulaski pulaski
District only). $4,000. The Washing
ton county bond Issue was in two sec
lions at different times, as was that
sioner Wilson Is rejoicing in these
facts. -
Bond -ssues have been defeated in
Scott and in two districts Of smyth.
Dickinson county is now aGitatinG
the question, and it is said 10 be prob
abo that the remaining counties OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-07
SACRED RELICS INSPECTED
l<nos Lool.A 4, nseIarn,lon % Inaerrn

Nnox Looks Mt Declaration Of Indcnrn-
dcncc mud Constitutiun
Washington May 6--'Thc snrred rel
les OF enduring popular government.
1,ne oriSinal Declaration OF Indepen-
ucnce anu Constitution OF the United
States. which for nearly a decade have
Deen locked up in tho archives of the
state department.. were personally in
spected to-day by Secretary Knox, who
curing his tenure Of office is charged
MI. their preservation for postcrity
Iheir exposure forcibly revealed 10 the
secretary that the safe In which the $.
urc Kept iS neither waterproof nor fire.
Iroof Although without available
lunds. lie Immediately issued instruc-
lions mat an estimate he made OF the
the historic instruments absolutely Sc
cure against deStruction.
Both documents have been obscured
from public gaze since 1902 In order to
save them from the spollatlon of sun
light. from accident or vandalism.
declaration displayed the ravages OF
time and the disastrous effects OF
press copying. to which II was submit
ted in 1852. and from which all fac
siinilcs have been made. Nearly all the
signatures have faded away. even the
only vaguely and incompletcly visible
The dimmed text. however. is reada bl e
In it's entirety. The condition OF tho
Declaration Is nscribed by officials
more to the press copyinE than the
wear of years. The Constitution.
which has never been prcss-copied. is
III almost perfect shape.
a Encouragement of the departments
library afforded the secretary AN on
rortunity TO view the roles They
were returned to tho safe. and Mr.
Knox announced that. for the sake OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-07
Nirglnians a. Ithc motrl..

Murphy's-W. ". Smales, stanton
Il. L. Taylor. Virginia G.. J. Sutton, Jr.,
Newport News; MIR. and Mrs. G. NJ.
Howard, Portsmouth: William Archer
Wright. Suffolk; Nathaniel r. Gray,
Vile; G. u. Gravatt, Port Royal: T. S.
jerks. Petersburg; Parke r. Deans.
Windsor; l. II. osborne, Newport News
Ellis Mopsch. charlottesville; ID. l..
l.eftwich. WayneEboro; I. G.. Reed.
WiTSinla r smthe Trn;ri snthsrlin
James. Virginia: 3. M. Con. Miss Cotin
try Cox. Miss Hattie Cox, Farmvllle.
Gnbert-J. =. Rcaves. Narfolk; Il.
w. Davis. Virginia; w. Clyde Gould
man, Bristol; G. .. Woodbridge. Pow
hatan T; S Jeffrey. Arvonia; J. q.
ginia.
Stumrrs--A. r.. I.angston. Newport
News: II, r. Campbell. Carterton; Dr.
Il. C. .Carnao, Virginia; F. 4. Goodc
Emporia; IL. ". Saunders. Hampton.
Lcxingt on--John 5. Brunette, Iir-
ginia w. T.. Oscher. Ruckner H. P
8, Highland SPRINGS; e; e
folk; Robert L. Lyon. Buffalo juno
Davis-J. s. Thraves. Virginia; III. c.
Watts. Newport kews.
!, Richmond-R. e; Baldwin. Norfolk
Courthouse: k. @. Kinnier Roanoke
Thomas p. Reeves, Blackstone: Charles
G. Cardoza, Rlackstono; Miss MARY
Woodruff. Farmville; Miss Lula o. An.
drcws. Farmviilc Mrs: II. C. Boothe
Dublin; Mrs J; w. Cecil. Roanoke.
Park-G. l. Haynes, Caroline county
Charles Catlett, Gloucester county; II
| 4. Purcell. Gloucester county; Johr
| Pitts. Jr.. ScottsvilIe.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-07

skin. the brightness OF eyes. the wealth
OF hair and the grace and lithcness OF
figure that come of the out of doors
that nature gives hor. and SO she could
not be what she isn't She would be
II fright IL taken In hand by Fifth
Avenue modistc. b
while New York Is the rnost won
derful city I've ever seen. II fills mo
with a strange unhappincss ain on
pressed; feel shut I'm. lonely among
the crowds--inore lonely than I dn
when am riding for miles alone on
our big ranch in California, II Is be
cause nature Is lost in the artificiality
and the work OF human hands about
me- II'''N>
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-07
R REFUSES CHECK
FOR STATE DEB t
West Virginia Official Fails III
Effort TO Settle That
Little Bill.
VOTE MILLIONS FOR ROADS
Southwest Counties Have Now
Reached Total oi Nearly
$2,5oo,ooo.

Payment Of Nirginias judgment
against West Virginia for more than
s1.Oo0.OOO was offered yesterday by an
official OF the younger state, and re-
fused by the Attorney General of Nir-
ginia. The West Nirginian thcrcupon
said the amount would not be rendered
again
This action on the part of Attorney
General Williams is perhaps not SO in
eNplicable when 1t is understood that
the man from the debtor Stale made
the offer in a personal and not in u
representative capacity.
William e. Conley, Of Charleston, the
Attorney General of Nest Virginia,
came 10 Richmond yesterday morning,
and called carly i'll the day at the Cap
itol. Ills mission was TO examine some
records in the office OF the Second Aud
itor of Virginia. bearing OH certain
features OF the debt question.
Calls on Creditor.
He called on Judge Williams In the
latters Office i
The Att6-Sey- General OF Virginia
said to the Attorney-Gcn OF Nest
Virginia that ii was long time since
the Judgment OF the supreme Court
had been rendered. lie gently init
mated that it was about time for West
NirSlnia 10 DC setting tnat littlc at
count, which has really been Outstand-
ing for some time-niorc than forty
years.
Give me a blank check" said Mr..
Conicy. Taking his pen in hand and
sitting down to write. no filled
out an order on bank for 100000.
rendering it to Judge Williams. Tho
latter handed it back, and they went
out to lunch. H
MIR. Conley had nothing whatever to
say about the state debt matter, be-
cause he didn't know anything new.
He got the information he wanted, and
with Mrs. CQnlcy, who came with him,
he will return to his own State within
n day or two. l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-07

their preservation. there would be no
unanSe IN the policy OF locking them
UP from public exhibition ,'''t :,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-07

near to the ire in the open grate
and her clothing ignited. She screamed,
and her mother who was in an adioin-
Ing room, rushed to her assistance,
threw Carmen, around hcr and cx-
tinguishcd tic flames. But -or this
timely action he child might have
been burned very seriously.
Mrs. w S. l;mbrcy announces the
nnsae cmcni of her daughter, Miss
Maudc Il. ..mbrcy. 10 Maynard C.
Burrcll, of Washington. The wedding
VIII take place some time during the
summer. iti
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-07
Around the Hotels

49, H. Mercer. the nrst guest OF Muir
phys Hotel when it was opened for
business nearly twcnty-six years ago,
was there again last night. Mr.. Mer-
Ger, who Is n cigar salesman from Phil
adclphia, has hcen coming 10 Rich
mond about every TWO months for
many ycars. and is we'll known here.
Although n Union veteran of.tho War
between the States. he is an honorary
member Of Lee Camp. lie had found
out the war was over when Lee Monu-
mcnt was unveiled, taking part in that
event.
The Lexington Hotel Will bo head
quarters for the Rcd Men Mt the forth
coming annual meeting of the state
organization. The order Will hold its
sessions In Smithdeal Hall.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-07
Nelnon nrndley pend.

Greenfield. Ind. May 6.-Nolson
Bradley. aged eighty-nine. we'll known,
in Indiana and adjoining States as n
banker and philanthropist died at his
home here Today. flo was born In
Clermonl county. Ohio.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-12-01
LOCAL and GENERAL



your hat cleaned. i22 Beretania st. .
The biggest mosquito germ known ~
on exhibition at the Anchor Saloon.
The only hatters that know their
business. The Experts. opposite Club
Stables.
Another chair added to the Union
Barber shop -Four artists now at
your service.
Wireless Telegraph Co. 8 Office hours
are Z n. m. TO $3.50 y. m. and y T. 10
u. m. Sundays.
German, Portuguese and English
Christmas cards at Bcakb,nc, the en-
graver. Fort street.
We have u new line OF novelty toys
and favors for childrens' parties.
Arts and Crafts Shop
COLLARES-RED TABLE WINE
from Portugal. See ad of Gonsalye :
4 Co. Ltd, on page z.
" you want a good job done on an
auto or carriage take II to Hawaiian
Carriage Mfg. Co. AT Queen st.
Green stamps are free! When you
buy ask for them. New and beautiful
goods to arrive per 3. s. Lurline.
Notice tourists: Wanted 3 more for
round-the-island trip by auto at Ter
ritorial Guide Service. Phone 1862. .
They'll look like they were made Tor
you, whtn you get them from Geo. A.
Martin, tailor. Bethel street $50
and up.
The Exalted Ruler especially re-
quests all Elks to be present at the
regular lodge meeting 10 be held this
evening.
ror u's''',eu WAIST nes hoo'
neer anu All otner popular drinks.
ring up phone 2l't. Consolidated
Soda Works.
These are the nights to spent a,
ualeiwa. A little hit of snappy wca-
thor and I. bright moon add. mrc, +,
the Measure of n v,si, there
wANTEJ,-Two moro possenrcrs IN
make nm motor marty for a trim
around the island. 80. 90 each. Lewis
Stables and Garage. r., pa
Tho oo,. col, =, ,ho u,,,.,,,
,ro &c God IN a,at,,v w,,ioh n,aana
g,yor as ,,,, lao sn,,nd anv,,hano ",'
ibo mainland To,anho,o a.aE
Move oT Tho do,th os poI,or, rras
mr. ,oruor,,, . .os,do,, n, tI,wai h,.
hoon rono,.os ~. A. r.,.ar 80 NJ
,,.L,, rr.,,,, ,,.,,,., pa,a., -
IL, =. ,...,. s..,,.'',
A. -, s...
""a "'''' '"'."' W
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-12-01

SALES Between Boar Is: rs Wal
alna. $1l7; 10 Waialua, $l17; IS Wal
nina. sil7: $50 Onomea. si7: 25 Oahu,
S3l.25: % II. c. q s. Co.. si0.5O: 10
pioneer, $40: Is Olaa, $3.50; 5 Oahu,
s3l.25; 5 Oahu. $31.25.
Session Sales: 30 Oahu. $3I.25: 5
Oahu. $3l.25; so Oahu. s3l.25; IS
Waialua, $iI7: 5 Waialua, S1l7.
DIVIDEND NOTICES-On Dec. Is
pepcckeo Sugar Co. will ply an extra
dividend OF 81 per share. The regular
dividend OF 81 per month will con inue
until further notice.
ON Dec 10 Walluku Sugar Co. will
pay n special dividend Of 81 per share.
The regular dividend OF 81 per month
continues until fur rcr notice.
DIVlDENDS--Dec !. 1911: Haiku
spl 81. reg. 81, 50; PaIa spl. 81, reg.
81, ~; Pioneer spl 81, reg. $3.50.
$50.
Latest sugar quotation: 4.9375c, or
a98.75 per ton.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-12-01

Latest sugar quotations: 49375c, or
a98.75 per ton.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-25
BLIND WILL SEE"
OLD GLORY

Hundreds of y u Yoro mon. women
aud children, Says The New YORK
Evening Mall. are ~ see the American
q < Tor he nrst timc. when prcsi-
dcut TAN formal opens thc big blind
W" k,rs exhibition in the Mctropoli-
l'l 90 "a Iuus,
These people agc not lacking in
good ciu2,uship From intiucs they
ha'' been blind. and while every one
of them can Il scribe th, stars and
stripes ia words thes anv, never boz
fore ncru able Zoo roe" It. casu-
ally cNlrDH I'd wish from blind man
tlat Dec wished h, could sce tHo flag.
mad" thr exhibition runmittc, think.
Finally trpm pprkins institute. south
Boston, the school WHORE iI'len krI-
TOR studded, nvN learned That this
'cI'"l hdd -uprD"d.d in making "A
lniuab'c flag wtrh their own pupils
had been oplr o. soc
In r'sp"ns" O." request That thry
allow tho blind u. NcW Noik the OPP
p"rlupily Go '.,, tho nag fhr al
rector answered that porkins would
send is compl,i collection for IN,
H.ud. 1Jd would dtpinN tncm In such
" Way tl1t 'v'r blind visitor Go tho
exhibition Wuuid he ahlc 20 study
them ana SO "..,' them with thclr
fingers
't an the blind who have heard of
the coming Of th, flas nonr has -.
pr' ss'd deeper i,g over Tho prospect
~ seeing IL than the lul -ieh'loss
cNlidrrn n tho Wblic schools of New
Nora
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-25
NJ ci>DLr ii.itrI>' TINE.

Whom cam. boo I,m de- c.uu ncl
attain No'Niu hu-d AN day.
its auax,u uioe 10 nr M, ,uppah am
upon a., Na,.
m u's nic,. 10 smell d. cuff, bub-
blu. otah Ina al. Dot.
hn' irs IN GOO So. Il, meat -izzlin'.
'' '''''''"
But when euppah TIM, Ia nNnh an de
tings g. cleaned AWAY.
Den Il. hapiN hours dat follrr arc de
eNcetcs of d. day.
When m, ro'noob pipr IS stated am
de smoke .s drawn prime
N, 0lt umpn says. ~ reckon. Ike.
Don G.. ,hHUn .uurpl, mn To- ma an
an commence too can
"uh. say. daud NOW lt. time tp make
u, shldd,r. uu dc wan
Sp nut. INV huns tog,thah. ,,n.
dadd, knows 4, way
an Il, chHun sm.aI, clps.r round ~
nraiu tn SAY.
put tlinr. hNcal como Mistah RIB
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-25

ranges ~, omt lau Uun th Sow
M,siran draws THAT n .,rl. uf eon.
sidrfati"u Is mo mrt tllf IH.. .f thc
kIlhnss have taken nl.. HnUu. fN,
so..oIlcd Americans COZ Nt N .s
Tho .omparippn gets .uf H.,.. ..t
prominently nud that D.. n ..t.
col H'u 0id,- amour our u....
d,nt. rh, gun-totug hN I.u. a
hfI. ter enforcement FOOD. ..'
'uf...,1rut is needed nmoua
cent add .uNus tu Now McNI.u M
to n, ..lr.d that among SOM,
ntD arrivals af, 30 class of Y..
that rat. found som, otb,i ..uu..
mites % urN, too bot fur th,m Nu.t
of tn. u,H t.ttlors are nu .Ia-.
uf p,ppl. nut lito nn new commuu
u,s th,i have v,t to weed out from
among u,m th, rtf.uu and gum
men who lI.t dr.ft drin. uutu tb,v
ar, sturrrd bullet rrom ON, uf
their mind SCOT all the kiiiuss h...
been D.. uUs .lav " be- trl, uut 90
car,ui p.ru.uI pf ,h, list viii SHOW 10
large por cent Another thing is
worth notIpl most oi our large ,itI,t
win show uut, lllnas n one month
than oreuI BOO fl.s territory iu q v,n-
Tho reason. therefore. rs quite plain
our suus ut, tuo good ana -, have
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-25
A RECEPTION IN
TAOS UP TO DATE


'Ta"s VAN, N'..
Zoo ten days more court
Nll 6o Ia se,sion . friends
t'.iu The outside VIA Urnt us asain.
81. '.r ~ appcars at H.- i1cr' ~
nothing especial pl5nrI 0b which
u anus, them. nol t... che IN
,rH VI their uu,-o' u1u hours or
course those who ..m no santa
81, 500 feel d,cnN fn. HIpsr from
Co.. 1usy hum OF uou.. watch per.
ndc- the aimusph, .' Do. capital
town. aud thu throus Wf r"wd the
street there VIII b, m.-..0 n"rr aud
.ho purity 81 Tao. Nul seem
str.uv, after breath 'lNi ana
unhealthy political Dr 'HHi inios,s
"Ht s"uthcrn nrigi fh. folks
Nh' come from Rot. . MISS the
daily demands fnr I.d .r statehood
thW cutie gives thru-H ..e columns
OF tho Range ana ll Vegas visitors
N.Il mud nothing o.. t,. 'ne %" tho
Idutilun drama go r.. brought
ui 100 M. Meadow
last year We attempted q" enter
tain our fliouds nHW abroad with
W indian var. but rcd tne court
and some OF tho ATTORNEYS fu sIch an
pNtont that thoy Wu..I e'i ~" sol
ul'rs her" pat rs u OBI. care head
columns uf city paper uJ right ned
IN Wit ont uf relatives 3D. ia" Sednt"
aud mp cssiunablo ,-' $40 tlut they
di D'ucd "t drippiu- ...H- ana fear
Som, var dances I.. .,..s th,r"af-
ter ~ would hc 1H'.t tu stage
anything as tragic a- OH. p,riormance
oi last Vcsr
We might give o., .urI aud us.
itu- ATTORNEYS - pins tea. Helen
p.ut it tll tl l.. .'N ana that
would he less tpr.orNu. than tho
li,I,uulazcs th'y th4usht they 90,
'1.' '''r. W. would have tho XII
carson band play Tor th,u, only they
miIht Uiuk that N1- tnothc up-
risIu- u"iug started. and stop court
Vs. must band thcm s'uotains badly.
ike and rrp"scrul suWtthing thai
win n't jar ou thar s,usihiitirs or
u~turp their heart action. Nnyou,
Who has any suggestion. that tend
toward % MID and .1','ul entertain.
~ ~. may onrr thUm, Iud they VIII
be- published.
TIE coming term a. court viii dis
pus' ol some tmrurtuI cases and
COZ the list uf jurors iriWn the re-
sult -huld be- IN ac.o. glance Win ius.
u.' and f.irnoSs Th, uaisoun, o
90, court VIII see Ittlr change
Judge Mrt'ic VIII H-uIu preside a..
judge prosccut'ng Nupu,, Abbott
who Was absent last y,ur win probab.
ly appear IN his Judicial capacity and
Edwin l.. sanford wili 3. in .Ir post
ton 90 cicrk No tn place uf Frank
sharon whose suddcu death occur,
rod last IAN.
Tho term oi court WIN prnhahl,
last about two weeks the $4,000
available being about .uniclcnt rpt
shat l,upih 81 term
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-25

lIldtt and tocN,tse the Young
American. hat, p,,u released from
thcir imbToglu n Mexico and the
moral go uth, Americans is remain
at home aud attend 30 your own a..
fans Mexico is for 10" McNirans.
according 4" the popular motto down
there. ana 10 b. o. good Trims q" bear
ia mind u tho fighting spirit surgcs
m your mani, breast. geo out cu ,hr
street ana uN to whip policeman
Nuu viii yet over the VAR fever duick.
or aud t VIII not cost so much FOR
your famiA to get YOU out Of hu.
including the doctors fr,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-25
FORGING TIiI ~WOHp.

fuai Mod.rns -oIdirs o,.o noDkus
uros. ih, Iu, t. Du "a. pos.iblr.
s,,kug iobs on ,Hr railroads In the
bstop of Ga, uuaa an,n "a great
war ,ud.d. ur garticuitr bard of
uu um, sat p.m down ana p,rpc-
trut,d o. f.o Juggling verses ON ti,r
sword u,ma or4,a INTO plouph-
shnr, or something of The sort. and
,t mad, great hit
pni u,,,. b.,. .,,,s.a ,,,.,
NE don up 100 i1r "id ri"nsh that
father used Goo push and beat il into
Is .nhor ", ao Ia ia, n,arc-, pnini
and .,,t., ,,,.,.,,,,, 81, ,..,,.,., 90,
p"'N'''"" "' ~'h"N''"sS Sh'lr WIN
steel bullets After driilirg around
ton 81 feN months So are off ana ir
tb. ,.il,e t.,., sn,lt,o, ,,a toi,.
'"''' '"''' wv l'"A'"" '''' as" in'
nii'd veterans Of something o.
othsr
Tbpt tns b,.u ,r.t,,. ,,,,., ,,. ami,
'''f' COY '''' ''S' great S''us'
81" Nh'n real war prevailed. when
men diod h> tn, rank uu from bull
l.t. or st.ugsl,d homc az the end To-
restore ruined farms and search tor
lost fnmuI,- m 70 po,crty-stfIck,
land
Tho recent little oscapadc iu Mex
SEQ has been MAR on tina, basis bat
on % uigml scale There have never
been many soldiers engaged on either
side but all have suffered hardships
Of real VAR. with ntuc to eat NO;
enough clothing and frequently
doarm of water. ana ammunition 20
h,rp up the nght.
Thrtr is nothing rcn,arKauie ~ ~"
fact thai th,s, embryo soldiers arc
glad To- las down the nuskct aud take
up the pitch aud shovel After wan-
dorlng around over an absolute des-
ort taking pot shots ~ each other
from behind rucks and cmbankmcnts
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-25

senator BrtstuW of kansas watts Ia
REVISE the '"ngr' tsiuuW Record hy
eliminating All speeches thorcirum
that have not actually boon spoken
on IA, floors ct congress This strikes
popular chord Il syrms "a mean
sort ~ trick for any congressman To-
intiict % speech on a.. constituents
who elect him when cpnsr,Ss itself
has been unable t. stand tor his re-
marks
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-25
i'iEiiNpN IiiNI"~ WY
TINY STAY VI nova

Nouus men are so blind Goo their W-
tore interests that th,. never admI,
th' siri at g piclic who suys and
helps th, old folks ctau up tbr
disho, and rcpuck tha basket ts
much us tines admire th, suipps si.i
who walks 81 as soon O.. She hus haJ
Hii sh. can at yuma sentinel
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-25

Ny her" oi's n III midd', ,f my
attest novel r1ld the youus author
That's a gray mistake quilted
the editor a., shuuld not Ell, bcfur,
THE reader dor. -Atlautg CuustIu.
ton
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-25
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