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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-08-07

portugueses, cuando los portugueses son
precisamente los q mejores derecaios tie
men a Marruecos, mas q. nosotros. Todo
aquello fue descubierto, fortifcado do
minado por enos ;mas va jquien Sc acuer-
da de Don Enrique ell Navegante y de
Don Manuel ell Muy 'Grande y ell Muy
Feliz, que no tenfan NADIA que Yer con
el senor Braga?
Y a prop6sito de Braga. Sc llama
Tedfto (amigo de Dios) y es ateo,: 8
c1lando menos agn6stico. 5'Por que no
Gambia su nombre de pila por ell de Te6-
fobo o Dersofloe
Braga, pues, con ese tacto propio de
los filosofos, ha dicho, apenas hace m
mes:
"La Confederation Iberica ha de ser
un hecho cuando Espafia Sc despoJe de
los atavismos que La dominan, y que son /:
Ell Trono, el acaparamiento de tierras, la
oligarqula que vincula en- determinadas
personas y familias los puestos de la go
bernaci6n del Estado, Ell dominic del
Clero y de las Ordenes eligiosas, la pre-
ponderancia de castas y ell malestar de
La clase media y de la clase baJa
De 10 cual sc deduce que ell senor Ca
nalejas debe reconocer inmediatamente
la Rep1blica portuguese.
Teoflo Sc dedica ahora activamente a
la iquidacao dos tyaddores conn d Repu-
bhca, 10 cual consiste en- matar monar-
quicos, decretar prisiones y destierros y
mover las tropas ante la inmineneia de
una intervention extranjera. Esta in
tervenci6n sera en- todo case obra del te-
rrible captain Paiva Conceiro, 81 es que,
como dijo el ministro del interior mo
muere antes por la punta de un puiial 9
& consecuencia de una bala."
iDelicioso pals!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-08-07
Las Bailadoras
que pasan

Acompanadas por ell maestro Otero
que es Ell mas paternal de los empire
sarios, doce- bailadoras sevillanas aca-
ban de pasar por Paris, carnino de
Londres. En- ell estudio del pintor Mo-
rerod, que bien podr1a llamarse pintor
de, camara de las hetairas andaluzas,
vi aver ell Undo rebano.
-Vamos,- me dijo una morena de
ojos de diamantes negros, tallados en-
facetas-yamos q bailar ante el Rey in
giles.
Y una rubia agrego:
-Vamos para aturdir 4 los lores.
En- realidad a 10 que van es cum
phr una mission providencial, repi,-
sentado, durante las fiestas de Ia Colo-
naci6n, la verdadera grandeza espano-
Ia. Desde hace una semana cada pals
envla a la metropoli britannica 10 mejor
que tiene. De Berlin han lido las or
questas wagnerianas, de Paris los con-
quistadors del aire,d de Viena las tlamas
misteriosas. jPor que, pues, Sevilla no
habla de mandar su emhajada galanta
y ondulante? Ella, mas que ninguna
mission Official, encarna el alma de la
raZa
: Y no me digais que ESQ de las gllita-
rras y de los tangos son cosa8 para los
noctambulos de Montmartre, porqne
entonces os dire que los noctambulos
tienen mejor gusto que vosotros. No !;
no 10 digais Mas a1n, no 10 pens6is.
Pensad, al contrario, q. en- Espana, aun
en- Ell dla en- que no quede nada, toda-
via qnedara 10 necesario para hacernos
envidiar del mundo entero, con tai
que queden algunas muchachas de
grandes ojos negros que sepan bailar,
al son de los palillos cfasicos, unos
cuantos bales de Ia terra.
--Todo esto- decfanos anoche un
amigo artista, contemplated en- la
Gran Oepra los esplendores de un des-
file sagrado-todo este y nncho mas
10 dar1a yo por una de las fiestas que
organiza ell maestro Otero.
Yo, aunque me excomulgue ell selor
arzobispo de Paris, digo 10 nismo
La bailadora, Ell Sevilla, es la que
encarna la gracia de la ciudad. Cuapdo
Ia vemos Ell paises lejanos, pensamos,
Ell ell acto, en-, la Giralda, en- la Tore
del Orc, en- los jardines del Alcazar,
Ella es toda Sevilla. Els Sevilla viva y
activa, Sevilla que ondula, Sevilla que
RE, Sevilla que vibra, Sevilla que anna,
Sevilla eterna. Tn antique metafisico
del movimiento ha dicho hablando dc
Ia mujer que baila: <SVestal es, de la
religion del ritmo. Vestal es, en- efec-
to, sacerdotisa es. Sls brazos denotan
e1 ascetismo especial de La vida, en-
donde la, energla Sc concentra en- la
cia. .
lOh!l bailadora de Ia terra morena,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-02
LIVED ON
RAW EGGS
Mr.. Richards Experience With DiT.
ierent Diets. Peaches and
ButtermiIk for Three Years.

Cccilion, Md.--Mr. George Richards,
vi This place, during the past II years,
has probably tried more different diets
Than the average person would ever use
~ a lifetime.
What he has 20 say about his expert
incnts, must therefore be highly interest
sug 10 anyone suffering IRON indigestion
OF stomach troubles OF any kind
HE says: For more than y years,
| suffered with stomach troubles, and
paid hundreds Of dollars Tor doctor bills
and medicines. J was also operated on
iOf piles.
lived on dried peaches and huticnnik
Coz nearly three years. The only thing
thai would not give me pain was raw eggs.
1 was a physical wreck, ! could moi
sleep. and was as near crazy as a man
could we'll be.
must say that after taking two 25-ceHi
packages Of Thedlord's Black Drsught,
Il did me more good than all ever spent
ior other medicines.
nave been working daily on the farm
ever since. and ! am as hard as iron.
This purely vegetable remedy has been
m successful Use Tor more than ~ years,
1yh But be sure that It's "IhedioTd'S.'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-02

tn. western part OPT the ,tlN Those
p1rtaaug of Mis- Margu,rI.ca hose
paity Npro: Misses Marluri, Dough-
,rtN Ruth poughrrts Elsie krclrr
tu.y l>,.'.r Mar, lewis. Mar HIr.
rU. r,uI Gibbons il"lon Gi1huua,
Dorothy uJl Rose Mary hilton, ii..-
90 mrkmou of san Antonio. Mar
Jorir and sarah Hrrr,N
Miss Marjorie DDugh,riN who
leave. Within dnr co. iNu f1r school
ut SANTA Pc entertained % number ul
her fr.rud- FRIDAY afternoon.
Mrs Lydia ~. purs .Ur Wrdu's-
.dt, morning for % short NIsit With
frIuuds az willard. y. "
Miss Nlpcn lusscn of MuHdn.ruA
spent several hours loo ~o.uIrl Mon
duy while en- route Too tho Ngr.cul-
.turHl college 90 M,silA PARK.
~ r. Maybvril arrived boz town The
ur| .i the week rjum his uuCh iu
ih, western part OFF tho county.
MR. John RodIu lcn sunday
morning for r. Vlsil OF -cvnrIl months
boo uld, M,Nlco with u,r daught,rs, Mrs
Jumcs T. Berry Jr and Mr.. ScWcll
Mizcu After the visit un McNco,
Mn Rcddin VIII go to Washington 90
Visit her sons.
g. " Stafford, cashier 20 the Bank
lf Commerce OF Albuquerque. spcut
several hours In town saturday after
noon.
Mcssrs sweet and Gibbons return
I'd Monday night from an automobile
/ tip out iu the wcstgru part OF the
county
Miss Suss Scott returned Monday
/ morning from an eight weeks va'a-
| tIou spout at virioU. california points
land a Winslow. Arizona. with Beer ~Is-
tier.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-02

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man
Miasts Frances ANA Irene Iufd.Is
viii ba among th, homo r"m'rs t' 'r-
rive from the California beaches Pho
middle OF tho week
beatrice nm entertained ,INt,.u lit
n, friend. with pailor pamr- and
music No3dn, artornoou in honor of
Hortopsc Srotu who returned MON
d,v morning from thrr, months
vsIt IA ~ Nur,rs Mo
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-02
IHr.t McthodI.t Enl-cnnnI.

Corner OF Lead avenue and Third
street Charcis oscar Bcckman, pat-
tor. Miss Edith Gorby, dcaconcss.
The pastor Will occupy the pulpit ia
the morning al II and in the evening
at - The morning theme VIII bee
appropriate TO the sunday preceding
Labor day. entitled "KnighIl s-rv-
ice to Men The evening sermon
will be The Great sin OF Wcarying
God The sunday school Invites
you to its session at st5 a. M. H.
4. Purtrrficld. superintendent The
EpWurth league devotional meeting at
& j.. M topic. The supreme Motive
Power Miss Clara Wilson. leader
Special music al both morning AMI
evening WORSHIP. strangers made
welcome.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-02

Nr. Frank Dixon is entertaining
l.i sisters Mlss Ethel Wcathpriord
.ut little Miss Annie Wcathcrford
of Dallas. Texas
Mrs carl Hopping and daughter
CLARA Hopping aud niece Marion
Hopping win arrive tbs evening from
LIONS teach cal. where they have
pH.std the preceding weeks en- route
IRON Point Richmond to this city
Mira Minnie Gcpford. record keep
or ui ,ho Maccabcps and night opcr-
ui,r Iu tho telephone office, arrived
Tuur.Iu. ,yrnnR from Michigan
wh,r. -ho spent a months vacation.
Mi. Ubrlaiophiu,. who accompanied
Mr. Grpord east. could not return
a tUl. tpi, on account Of Tho illno,a
uf UIe Dorothy Christophinc.
VIZ. o. r. Dunn has Tor house
au... Misses Jennie MintiDr and
Id. -.uumts.hrr OF Dos Moinrs,
I.. ta. YOUNG ladies are en- route 60
sam Nuipa NJ. o. take charge OF
tn, mission school Of the Congroga-
ioull church. formerly taught by
Nr Dunn.
NI.. H.ssr Crcel recently grad
uuyd from Kansas city training
..uau f.r nurses. haas returned 10 her
u.m. boo ,ns city
u.rmpn SNYDER ~ Tho First Na-
jna buuh Nus gone 60 spend his
vacation ,ItU relatives in los Angeles.
Nil. E.foU. Kelly w'll leave Tues
da. lur Mount g. Joseph ou the
Dlu. Zoo pmu'pt. scholastic and mu-
..u udIr. n This famous finishing
..Uuui 600 which She won "a scholar
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-02
MANY PEOPLE WILL
GO TO DANCE At
ISLETA PUEBLO
Indians Begin to Dance Sun.
day and Fiesta Will Con-
tinue All Day Monday Until
Midnight.

Tie Indians of lslrtu pueblo, -
miles south or NlhuWcruuc hS the
railroad and % miic or two further hy
wagon truL viii begin the cclcbrn-
tou ct the fiesta OF san Augu-tiuli1
MITE, noon tomorrow and viii CON
tluur th, ceremonies until almost
midnight Monday. large rnW''r 81
Albuquerque gcuplc VIII i"urh"' TO
lslrtu tomorrow and Monday Many
viii make tn, trio Boo motors aud car
riagcs aud others Viii go 10, rail Pas
scue-rs on tine train may leave hcr"
uu ihc Santa g., limited ut II. -. ar
irving iu lSirtt t,fur, noon. ANA mtN
return ou any of the four ptsscug'
trains which pt.s through the Village
between Z aud O'Clock.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-02
The Churches

The first sunday In September VIII
be marked tomorrow by the rcsump-
ton OF regular services n nearly hll
the houses cot Worship in Alhupncr-
que. Splendid programs have been
arranged for "a number of churches
with inspiring sermons by the minis
lers and priests IN charge. aud hehv-
emily music by selected choirs. In To"
CONGREGATIONAL church Rev Raymond
H. Tolbort viii ascend the pulpit
after a months vacation. and hls SER
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-02
CONGREGATIONAL.

congregational church. Ray muud
~. rUl6crt. minister
SUNDAY, september ,, marks tho
beginning of new church year or
ACTIVITY. All former attendants OF the
church are most cordially WELCOMED
TO begin the year with US, ana new
corners TO the city or temporary so.
iourners are especially invited TO meet
ms and enjoy our services. The nom.
ing sermon al II O'clock, viii be upon
tho Next Step for the Church" Show.
ing the great transition movements
that are surely crystalizing new ideals
of what a church ought to be- aud
he steps that must be taken To meet
these ideals.
Special attention is called 10 a new
! service to be held at i:30 each sun.
day afternoon during September.
Those who cannct attend an evening
service win find inspiration in this
| service The general public rs Invited.
| Special musical programs have been
| prepared for both services During
| September there will De no evening
worship. The yesper service taking IT,
place. The following are the twn
musical programs, n q. m:
/ Organ Prelude Fantasia Siorgren
| Anthem-Selocted ........, Quartet
! OffertOry Prayer ...... Weber
| Solo" Ninety and Nine .CampiOn
Miss Franklin
Postlude--Canon In a. Minor ......
| .......,..,,. .,..,t..t., SChumann
| Vesper service. 4.30 Sunday after
noon First bell at 4 o'clock.
Organ Prelude -"Canzonedeila sera'
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. d'Evry
Anthem-~"Tarry With Me. o My
Saviour" ...u........... Baldwin
Choir. with baritone solo by X L
OrmBby.
Oneriory, Andante from Broizer
Sonata" .......,.... beethoven
Posilude-" March For q Church FEES
| tiyal .................. Best
Stanley Soder. organist
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-02

Mr- Frank poN "'- hostess '' u''
u,.tnu of tho Birds. Whist club this
...g .rl.. .....I ,.,tIis were devoted
.t,t. ,,.p,-
N'rs MI. tr.'H' N"il'"' ''''''
hifp '"d was present. 81 WI" '"''
"i h'nd ''u" "'d'''" I'''"N -"
The guest r'f' was "'" ny
M'''hush' IRON" h"''''i' ,'"'", W.
" th' 9''.l '' ''i 7'-'.l NI7' w '',
BOYLE an' N"r ""' t'''' u"P'F ~
unique "'.'Eu .'''' ~ '"'' W.,
Wa+ served ""'" "'' .''"T
"s'du 'n" lh" ~"'-'7 '"''''''' W.
DO" h"Ii Pro 'n" M''" '''h
.I'.. 'lij.l InH ''''@ -''..''' 'u'''''''''
'.r' M'd"'"'- '.n N''n, ~,
''''". shannon. W N'O'',' ''''','''''''''
@.n'rfIn'"n. -l"l, H'''-'''.'''' ''", 49,
h.''ut''. f''I. h''' 49,,
'"I huihr an" M's' 49,
$50" d. VISITING MIS-. '''''"''' '''"
0""Ir 'ai'i"n.
Mr. fr'uk barns 'll'r'a'h'o 'l'
Ir's..il' Ihlmolr ''io M'hu"N a',l
noon Almost ''l "i rae ''"' mum
n'i- We're present. los'i"'' wa" N''
'rI other guests Ih' m''unR wac
One OFT nae most d"llsh'In' DO ''' "'. -,
I tory cot me 'ln'. F'iI'shi"'"'S "'''
served when inc ''"" 'dl""I" '"'
Mif Id'"slr W ilr"h cutter l''''" u"
formally MONDAY '''"'"i ', "'' '''',y
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-02
PROGRAM LNBoR SUNDAY RNL-
LY At PRESBNTERiAN CHURCH
SEPT. ., ST u. ".

song
scripture reading Rev Hugh
Cooper.
Prayer Rev. w. s. Oberholzer.
solo--Mr Charles Andrews.
Ten Minute discussions
Labor--God's Plan for Man 10 Earn
"A Livelihood--H y. Williams
The Wholesome Eject of the Eight
Hour Rule on the Lnboring Man-H.
y. I.lthgow.
sunday for Every iaboring Man
III. y. Mohn.
The Duty OF the Laboring Man 20
the Church,. O. hickman.
The Duty OF the church 10 the la
boring Man--Arthur 9, culver
Open discussion ny T. T Deck.
IL the Laboring Glass Esuangod
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-02
NEW MEXICO SOCIETY
social MARS from Various
Towns.
SANTA re

Auoiuc 8 % R'uohau gave an
elaborate dinner Thursday ulsh' u'
hls residpuO, Ou East Palace avenue
In honor OF hc judges of tho supreme
court members ~ the New Mexico
bar and officials residing iu the CITY,
Covers were laid FOR about slNiy guests
al a "U" shaped table In front ot
tho host who sat iu the center was
placed % star shaped bouquet of REQ
white and bus-h sweet peas. c.u.
hlematic ot tho new state which VIII
be- the am star 100 he national flag
Masses of sweet peas of red white
AVID hlno were table decorations. also
Candles flickerlng under pretty silver
hoods and the eNQuiaito enc glass ana
silver added To the attractlyoucss of
thr tables appearance
THE following was tho menu Salfol
Almonds, oyster Cocktails olives
/ Tioulllop Baked Halihut Cucmmuef
Jelly Saratoga Chips Fleti Of Beet
/ Sweet potatoe Croquettos French
ISlrng Beans cafe Pariait Squads on
Toast Current Ielly Stuffed Tomatoes
/ with Mayonnaisp, Cheese Balls sal
! tines. Ice Cream ia Canialoupcs Cake
! Congc, Cigars, Cigarettes.
J Tho t0aFts responded 10 were as
follows THE supreme Court a Rot
rOpoC' and Glance Forward Chio'
: Justice William 49, Pope The EXocu
ltiyp Secretary Nathan Jana 'rhf
/ Merchant Pa'hwahcr and Builder
Low A Hughes. "rhe Lower Court
| Judge MoChCl "Reminiscences.
Major q j. palru. "Thc Outlook
former Governor " A OtorO; "Th'
Ancient Cit' YOUNG Again MayOI
| Arthur stligman "rhe Duty of ih'
Churches IN ihe Maxine of lhe state.
the Rev vs. y Wcbho. THE Oh,
Days ana the NoN Thomas w. Cat
ron, "rho Rattle und the victory
Charles A Spioss THE Ipw o. ne
spect for n Losing Us Hold on ihl
People7" Judge John r McFIe lloy
Shall We BE worthy" Attorney IOhl
" Christ; "rhe Transition Col q
w Prichard. "Work and Play, Roi
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-02
Ma vAJOS COMING TO
STATE FAIR WITH
!. FAT PONIES
From Far Corners of New
Mexico, a Brave Band of
Indians Will March Over.
land to Albuquerque.

Adyiccs from she interior OF the
Navajo indian reservation are 10 the
effect that the Nayalos are all anNt
uus TO come 20 thc white mans lair Ia
Albuquerque in October ana visitor
To the exposition vino have never had
he pleasure Of seeing real Indian wa
dances will see plenty OF them during
fair week The Naral0s have enjoyed
q prosperous season Their horses
are tan aud sleek because OF the tali
grass Their sheep have done we'll
aud the Nayaios have plenty OF cash
The, are coming across the country
from the northwestern pau Of the
states. trailing overland from Pueblo
Boniio. noted trading post, 10 Albu
querquc The Indians are being piloi.
cd to the fair by u l.. Thompson. -
post trader who Is himself looked uu
on as chlefiain ana friend by the
Nayaios The trip 10 the lair In going
10 be one OF the biggest holidays some
OF tic Nava;os over had MANY OF
them have never been In town col.
CITY and have seen but very few
white men Al least four Navajo
chiefs will bee with the baud That H.
coming to the fair
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-02

cu J. Eryicu. Woman. wife and
Mother" Leroy . Moore. Some
Causes That Make the Progressive
and lnsurgcut' r ~ Hanna The
Newcomo, Ills Part James W Nor.
moui The Plain People George X.
A4muo The LEGISLATOR ID VI Reed,
Tho Indian. lIis Rights and His
Wiougs Clinton 3 Crandall Native
Fidolif, ana Patriotism Col Jose D.
Sem
'nforuaa,l, for uhc press Of view
Mexico thor, Wus not single nCWs-
papcrman az the banquet and speech
Test to take down even cpigrans and
scint latiOus as owing to an indispo'
-ition Mr. Walter. the only newspaper
man invited, was NOT able 20 attend.
The following are the invited guests
to the affair William II rope. John
u NcFic Frank W. Parker Ira A.
Abbott. VI G Mcchcm. Il Il Wright,
G. j Rubcus. lose D. Senu, Miguel
a Owro. Frank W CLANCY. Il p Er.
Won Nathan lana. William !. Mills.
W. G Sargent Clcofcs Romero, w ~
Baycr u & Garrett. Il j Palon, !. ".
Vaughn nathan Salmon. George w,
Armiio u II Hanna. Francis G. WI.
SON. George " Puchard. y Vs. Laugh
lin. T. Bradford Prince W T Thorn.
ton Thomas = Gable. Leroy O.
Moore. Thomas u Ca'run John II.
,ust. CHARLES O. Easloy Arthur Selig.
man. James l. Soligman, James 4
Nassiy. John 81 March Low :
+ Hughes. T. T. Davies. W Normont
I Sharks. Paul \ T. Walter. Dr. J. H.
sloan, Or Stanley G small A. l.
Morrison. 3D., Charles : Sploss, Ed
ward G. Burke. \ Siaab, Edward G.
abbott Octaviano \ Larra2olo, solo
mon Luna. George curry II O. Bur
um. n VI Doughcrty T.. \ Miera
Edward \ Mana Most REV James y
ptavu A " Hcrgeru Fred Muller
NImtauf General A. $ IlrOokes. the
ROY William r. s. Wcbhe Colso 10
Icz. Edward H. Stafford, 49, NJ Read
Ven Wuth,r Edward, Clinton j. Gran
dpU HoIbu u llagrrman, Samuel q
Cartwright "a q Cartwright )
Splfl aud Ramon L. Baca
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-02

Norah, who spent the summer In Mus
catine Iowa. visiting relatives, re-
turned home Friday
Earnest Guest called at 4 J, Kings
Sunday
Mrs. John Williams spent sunday
with Mrs VIII Thompson.
Mrs John Metz called on Mrs. s.
s King Sunday
Mrs. ! u Meet and daughter Nora
moved 10 Albuquerque Wednesday,
whore Mrs Meet will teach school
across the river
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-02

mon will hc on the subject, The
NcNt Strp for The church \ very |
tine musical program viii be render
cd ai tho o. o'clock morning service
aud also ut tn $50 O'Clock vcspor
service BOB tho Afternoon The i.30
.rsr.r s,.,i., b. an innovation by
Ro, Mf Tobcrt and viii Doubtless
prove popular with churchgocrs pf AZ
denominations
ono OF th, rhiof features of the
sunday services in the churches to-
morrow VIII hc Gathering of minis
tors ana u1m,u in Labor day rally
u the Prosb, trrlan church at 3
O'Clock sunday. at which the rights
and privileges OF Woikiugmcn and
their relations to the churches viii
boz discussed 900 short talks. The pro-
gram ror tine afternoon viii be 40 fol-
lows
song
scripture reading. Rov Hugh a
Cooper Presbyterian church
Prayer Rev W = Obcrholi1er.
Lutheran church
Solo. Mr. Charles Andrews
Labor Code Plan for Man TO
Earn Livelihood " u. =. Williams
"Th, Wholesome Effect OF the
Eight Hour Rule on the LaDoting
Man ~ $. Llthgow
"a sunday FOR Every Laboring
Mar" u = Mohu
The Duty 81 the i.aboring Man to
the church" e. - Bcckman.
The Duty of The church to the
Laboriug Man. Arthur G. culver
omen discussion led by l.. T. Deck:
"is the Luboriug class Estranged
From thr church" o. So, Why"
Song
prayer Roy Il. n. Tolbcrt
Bcu,diDuuu, Rcv. ! i Runyan.
Regular services will be resumed
| tomorrow morning Ut the Immncu-
| late Conception church with a sodel-
/ ity mass at O'Clock. ,hildron's mass
/ Fac $50 and high mass and sermon at
! iH o'clock The evening service will
| bc az $3.50 %. m. with bonediction
and sermon. Rev. Father Manda-
/ !1rt. s. T.. viii preach on Education
Lao th, lu O'Clock mass ana splendid
music VIII o., rendered by the tmmas-
I ulnt, conception schurch under the
I direction of Mrs T. J. ShiniCk. \
! feature of IN" musical program at the
/ late mass viii Ice r. solo. go guam
} Trstls." from Russinis famous sta
bat Mater the soho Co bc rendered
hy Slgnor Guido rcccott OF Milan.
italy for number of wears first
tenor in the lombard Opcar COM
/ panN
Special services viii also %, held
morning and evening In thu First
Methodist Episcopal church. At the
morning service Rct Charles oscar
Bcckmnn viii preach on the subject
"Knightly Service 10 Mon" a tn"mc
Inappropriate 90 Labor DAY
81 the First Baptist church tomor-
row, sorivccs will be held az a. m.
and 1.30 y. m. with q special mcdita-
ton sermon by Row. Jesse J. Runyan
Gold and broadway Christian.
Bible school as n. M. J. ~
Wear. superintendent Morning scr-
mon M D. m. on Law OF the Har-
vcst. s. + $. e. =. at =. M
Daniels Daily Dare" j ~ smith
loader Dr T.. " Huopor leader OF
SONG Hcrmon =. Williams. minister
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-02
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Tho announcement to-day Of The
MARRIAGE Sunday afternoon of Mrs.
Minnie Ross OF this city and Mr.. VIII
liam Hendrix of Tuul. Texas. comes
as - pleasant surprise G" local people.
Mrs. Ross. accompanied hy her two
little daughters Catherine ana Mar
gueritc lott on the cut-or train sat
urdoN morning Mr. HoudriN und
his sister Mrs Verde Harrison. WcH
known hero. met The bride u tantrr
city Texas. and accompanied her 20
her new home nt Tulu. whore the
ceremony was performed los The pas
tor of the Methods church. Mrs
Ross VIII wear pretty gown ui mar
quisctt,. embroidered iu blue, and
Will bo attended by Mrs Harrison.
MI Hendrix be- q ven known TcNas
man. being probat, nudge "f SNishcr
county. besides having large land
holdings. he has comfortable cottage
ready for his bride Mrs Ross has
1 lived in willard for many years and
has worked az chief operator IN the
local telephone office.
| The marriage Monday afternoon at
| Estaucia 81 Dr, Charles curtis aud
Miss Dove PnGrcr. both from Muir
dock. y NJ, was the occasion W no
| little Interest here. Since mcy viii
make their homo in Willard, whore
they have already many friends. Dr
Curtis is'ii governmont veterinary IN
spoctor and his bride was Clovis
| "kcllo" girl
] Mrs j. " Perrin has been quite
Ism for several days. bat is rapidly ina
proving under Tho care OF Or. o. q
kcSu,r.
Mrs Jake Never or Npugurrpu,
was the Weekend guest ut her sister
Mrs. TONY stanton