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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-19
.TARDY HONOR PAID
TO UNKNOWN DEAD

Annapolis, Md, April iS.-In mem
DRY of the unknown French soldiers
and sailors who helped the thirteen
colonies to gain their liberty, a statute
was unveiled here to-day in the
grounds of ST. Johns College The
President and Mrs. Taft, Ambassador
Jusserand, of France; Secretary OF
War Dickinson and Secretary Of this
Navy Meyer witnessed the ceremonies
The President and the French am
bassador spoke in memory OF the
brave deeds of the unknown men who
lie buried beneath the shaft. and Mrs
Amelie De Pau Fowler, a. descendant
Of the Count De Grasse. and the Count
De Chambrun, attaon, of the French
embassy, and d. asndant of the
Marquis De Lafayette, pulled the cords
that drew back the flags from across
the statues face. while tho student
band played the "Marselfaise."
Words of Praise.
President Taft spoke in praise OF
the unknown men. and Ambassador
.Jusserand culogtzcd them for their
willingness and oagerness to cross a
sea which hundreds of them had never
seen TO fight under an alien flag, In
cause Then uncertain, all the people
of liberty. Following the unwilling.
the President reviewed the brigade Of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-19
CHARTERS ISSUED

The following charters were Issued yes.
terday by tho State Corporation Commits.
sion
seaboard Fuel Company unc.). Richmons
a. II; Sands, president, Perry seay Vice.
president; H. NJ johnson. secretary and
t,easurei-all OF Richmond. Capital: Maxi
mum. seJ,c9o; minimum. 5000 Objects: Coal
and wood business.
Norfolk Coal and Ice Co Unc) Norfolk
Norfolk. Va Capital: Maximum. $1,000;
minimum. s2Soo2 Objects: Coal aud Ice
business.
Red Apple Orchard Corporation, shipman
Va. F. w. Wilder. Grand Fork, y. D.; w.
a. Currie. vice president. Minneapolis, Mimi:
II. l.. Sherman. secretary and treasurer.
Sh,pman. Va. Capital: Maximum $4,000:
minimum. $500 Objects Apple orchard
j. j. Harris Grocery Company Unc.). Nor
folk, Va. ]. ]. Harris. president; j. w.
rotary and treasurcr-nll OF Norfolk. Capt
tai: Maximum. $1,000; minimum. s6e0. OBJ
jcc,s: Grocery business
The Guy-a-col Medlcine Company Inc).
Norfolk. Va. W. J. Joyner, presdept; n. E.
Glover. vice-pres!dent; j. l. Horsely secre-
,ary-ail Of Portsmouth. Va. Capital Max
imum. $1,000: minimum. $4,000. objects
Manufacture patent medicine.
II. F. Damn Company (Inc.). Norfolk. Va.
president; H. F. Damn, secretary and treas
urer-alI OF Norfolk. Capital: Maximum.
5000: minimum. saCo Objects: Grocery and
ice-cream business. iiIsl3
Dixie Cover Company (Inc.) Richmond
L. p Conquest. president; U. Clement. sec :
rotary: l.. T. ". Marye-all of Richmond.
Capital: Maximum. 5000; minimum. $500.
Objects: Manufacturing business.
The Alexandria Gazette CORPORATION. Alex
andria. Va. r. s. Barrett. president: T. c.
Smith. vice-president; H. W. Smith. secrs-
,ary and treasurer-al Of Alexandria, Va.
Capitals: MAXIMUM. $500; minimum, slo.-
CO. Objects Publish a newspaper.
An amendment was issued to the charter
OF the South HIN Manufacturing Company
Gnc.l OF South Hill. Va, increasing the
maximum capital stock from s2s.oo0 to $780,.
goo.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-19
A WARNING TO MANY
Some Interesting Facts Regarding
Health Statistics.

Few people realize TO what extent thar
health depends upon the condition Of the
kidneys.
The physician in nearly all cases of
serious illness makes a chemical analysis
Of the patients urine He knows that
unless the kidneys arc doing their work
properly the other organs cannot be
brought back to health and strength
When the Kidneys arc neglected or
abused in any way. serious results are
sure TO follow According to health sta
tistics, Bright's disease, which is really an
advanced form OF kidney trouble, caused
nearly ten thousand deaths III 1909 in
tho State of New York alone There
fore, it bchoovcs IT'S 10 pay more attention
To the health Of these most important
organs.
AN ideal herbal compound that has had
remarkable success as Kidney remedy
is DR.. kilmcrs swamp Root, the great
kidney. Liver and Bladder Remedy.
The mild and healing influence Of this
preparation is soon realized. Ii stands
the highest for its remarkable record OF
cures.
If YOU lccl that your kidneys require
attention, and wish a sample bottle,
write 10 DR.. kilmcr 6; Co, I3inghamton.
y. y. Mention this paper and they will
gladly forward il 10 you absolutely free
by mail
swamp Root is sold By every druggist
IN bottles OF two sizcs-5Oc and SlO0.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-19
Times-Dispatch Bureau.
100 North Sycamore Street,

3.
of Dinwiddie county. committed sui
eide yesterday afternoon by swallow
ing carboiic acid. He was about thirty
his parents. 1t is not known what
led him to commit the act. He died
before medical assistance could be
summoned.
nonrd OF Aldermen Meet.
An adjourned meeting OF the Board
OF Aldermen was held last night. The
license tnx ordinance for the year be-
ginning May / was concurred in as II
came from the lower branch. Tt is
practically the same as the one In
force this year.
The Board, after demonstrating It's
appropriation of siS,225 for additional
men and equipment for the Fire Do
partment; defeated another PROPOSE.
uon ealing Ths Tor an APP ton OF
6 to 6.
The Board requested written opin-
ion from the City Attorney as to the
proprlation for a police patrol sys-
tenn.
Inanue Pntient Escapes.
Richard Phillips. one OF the crimi.
State Hospital sawed through tho bars
of his room some time night before
last. and hns not been captured: 1t Ia
thought, he may be making his way
II Is not known how Phillips got pos.
session OF the saw. He improvlsed
rope to let himself to the grounds.
General News In Brief.
a meeting of the Benevolent Me-
chanic Association was to have been
held last night to consider further the
matter OF its proposed new building,
but quorum failed to attend.
The new Methodist Church at Car
son, In Dinwiddie county, OF which
Rev. ]. W. .Eure is pastor, will be ded-
icated on the third sunday in May.
st. Paurs and Grace Episcopal
eelected the old vestries without
change.
Walter Alexander, q negro, was fined
$50 In the Police Court for carrying
negroes last night. during. which
show window on Sycamore Street was
smashed. The negroes took to flight
and We're pursued. Alexander being
pistol wrested from him before he
could use II.
Thirty four persons, white and coll
ored male and female. faced the Po-
OF viola lions OF law The majority Of
them celebrated Easter too freely. and
wound up In the hands OF the police,
Frank Iilek. Bohemian farmer of
moved his family out to Oklahoma a
few weeks ago. He did not like that
country as much ms Southside Vir-
ginia, and has returned. Hc has pur-
for $4,000.
About sixty persons PROPOSED con-
version and reclamat ton last week AT
wesley Church. and twenty-slx have
were twelve conversions Mt tho Sec
ond Baptist Church last night.
man from Raleigh. n G.. Vas SEN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-19
nnll,linc I,cr,nIis

!, Bnildins and repair permits were Issued
Yesterday follows:
X ~ rhrockinorion TO erect detached
iwo-s,ory frame dwelling on the east side OF
rhiriy-sccond street, between Clay and
Leigh streets, TO cost 1000
George a. Deiitich to erect one.story
detached frame dwelling on the south side
OF National Cemetery Road between iIllie's
Creek and Lewis street. to cost $3.50
litrr; itobinson. TO repair q frame dwell
ing. 2tgi Decatur Street. washington Ward.
10 cost $50 4I .
ing. 10 West Duva Street. TO cost 500 &
Mrs. g. s. Wright to repair frame
dwelling on the west side of the Boulevard
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-19
ARRESTS YESTERDAY

Witness. W. Il. WILKINSON Charged With
Violating Sabbath Law.
w. Il. Wilkinson tile principal witness OF
the Commonwealth against seven merchants
charged with and convicted In Police Court
yesterday OF violating the Sabbath law, was
charge. Tho witnesses agains, him are G,
Jacobson and Bert Lord.
$. johnson and John Barlow colorcd were
locked up on suspicion Of having committed
larceny. raey were arrested by Acting Do
tectivs Krengel. A
Reuben johnson, a well known police char
Richard Morris. =
Moses and James Lawson. coiored. we're
crested on suspicion of having committed a
James Barber. colorod. was taken in be-
cause he Is alleged TO have toted a FRA zzor :,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-19
naval cadets. He returned to Wash
fnrfon to.nicI,t iIt

naval cadets. He returned to WASH
ington tonight
TO Professor Henri Marion. Of the
department. of languages at the Naval
Acadciny, is due in large measure tho
credit Of awakening interest In the
forgotten allies. whose unsclfish de-
votlon 80 largely contributed to our
freedom.
The committee in charge of the work
consisted of Talbot Olyphant. chair
man. New York; Granville Leach. Ph,l-
;tIclphia William Gordon McCabe.
Richmond; William Libbcy, Princeton.
~ j.; Henry Cndle, Bethany. Mo; lien
rs Dexter Warren. Boston, Mass; Ju-
liam Henry Lee Baltimore, ana j. .Np-
pleton Wilson. secretary. Baltimore.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-19
PENNSYLVANIA TRACK SQUAD
REACHES CHARLOTTESVILLE
tsreclal Il rho TImcs. pispatch.I n

tSrecial toThe Times Dispatch.I
charlottesville, Va, April lS,-Penn-.
sylvania's track squad reached here to-
day, and during tho progress OF the
ponnsylrania-Vtrg ball game this
afternoon had their Initial work out on
Lambert'a Field. under the guidance
OF Mike Murphy. Burdick's exhibition
III tho high jump Won repeated ap-
plause from the baseball rooters. The
long distance men also showed up
strong.
SSfhe Quaker athletes are the guests
sltY. VIZ - .l-lHa.ll l.l-tl- .lna ll...
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-19
coND1rIoN IS CRITICAL
Richard Richardson Shot Three Time, b,
Claude Th0nas

Especial to The It.nea- ,JiSpa tch.
IhrisiiansburG. Va. April ls-Shor,iy after
10 O'clock tonight Oh the yellow Sulphur
Road. shout one mile from Chrisiiansburg
claude Thomas shot and desperately wound
ed richard richardson Both men are
white and II Is said that there has been
bad blood between them for several years
ihomas shot Richardson three times, and
We later Is IN. a desperate condition. with
little hope held out for his recovery The
county coroner has gone to the scene OF
y deputy sheriff and the town sergeant arc
at the head OF a pose which Is nov search
Ing Tor Thomas
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-19
THE WEATHER.

Forsccast, Virginia and North Caro-
lina-Incrensfng clOudtness, probably
showers In wert Wednesday, Thursday
probably! showcase moderate south
winds. l.i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-19

the report of a representative 10 Day
Brothers The Wrights are said to
have declared that the time for MAX
ing arrangements for the meet was too
short.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-19
Propo.ed Meet Abandoned.

New York April 1s.-Plans for the
proposed aviation meet at Belmont
Park next month were abandone6 to-
night by the board of governors of the
Aero Club of America. unon receiving
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-19
News Of Petersburg

fenced to jail for six months to-day,
for stealing an electric fat-iron from
the office OF the Virginia Railway and
Power COMPANY lLaN.il .GStl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-19
CONDITIONS YESTERDAY.
esdaY midnight temperat ure.

TueSdHy mldnIRHI ttfnpeTR ture.. bS
S a. NJ temperature Al
Humidity Observation-Disclosures. IS
Wind. direction North
Wind. velocity ....-........,.... 10
Weather Clear
Rainfall Trace
IL noon temperature ............. IS
P. NJ temperature ....... So
Maximum temperature up to o
p. NJ Observation-Disclosures. CO
Minimum temperature up to
p. NJ. ................ IS
Mean temperature ............... SO
Normal temperature ......... So
Deficiency in temperature to- day. 8
Deficiency in temperature since
March | 20
Accum. deficiency in temperature
since January ....... 173
Deficiency In rainfall since March
/ January 90
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-19

Southbound-Train No. 26. scheduled
TO leave Lynchburg 9:2o a. NJ: train
No. AZ, scheduled to leave Lynchburg
i:0l p Nj; train No: 20. scheduled to
leave LynchburE 9:l6 p. M; train No.
81. scheduled TO leave Lynchburg 1907
T. Nj; train No. 81, scheduled to leave
Lynchburs. 3:2S A. NJ: train No. 81.
scheduled to leave LynchburG 3:iS
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-29
SCOTCHMAN AND THE
OKLAHOMA FARMER
TRAINING HARD |
Macdonald Runs Six Miles
This Morning for Wind;
Mabee Puts Down Mat and
Opens Quarters.

with the .igung OF articles yostel-
day Tor the wrestling bout 10 take
mace between Macdonald and Maheo,
In the Elks lIcater on Labor DAY
night September {. Macdonald and
Nsbee. the principals. began training
in earnest and both men will probably
be- In the pink OF condition Tor the
battle. Mahee has secured training
quarters on south Second street over
FAIRS marh,i and extends an invita-
ton to an Wrestlers 10 come 90 h-
plant and work out with him % ls
understood that Kid Mcllsat. an
aspiring young hoa, weight VIII uN
out with The Farmer "a few tines lo
determine whether or not ne ha6
championship qualities. Macdonald
began training q week ago with "a uir
to the Jenel springs. The Scotchman
Is now deyoting his time Ten develop
ing his wind and topping on his rain
ing Al 4 o'clock this morning Mac
Donald was on a run three miles he
yond he Barolas bridge, south o'
town, with Dave Armijo, of The state
National hams. twdging along behind
him II Is said THAI Dave STAYED with
Macdonald going and coming Oh the
run but VAS rather wOhhly on thf
Nind.up
As far as Known nothing Is offered
on either wrestler hut even money
Both men have large fOllowings OF
friends and big house will probably
be- ON hand Tor The bout
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-29
ATHLETICS AND THE
PHYSICAL HEALTH
OF STUDENTS
Realizing That Extremes Are
20 be Avoided University
of New Mexico Now Has a
Physical Director.

For many years The physical con
dition OF students IN schools, colleges
aud universities Mas so neglected Ina;
the very word student suggested an
atienuated. hollow eyed, stoop.shonl'
dered individual who stumbled when
he walked and had far less strength
than the average youth Then came
the demand for athletics, and soon
every college and university IN the
land had its oieanized teams Ton
baseball. football and other sports cal.
culated to call into play he entire
muscular system of the body
Within % years the change has been
so great that now the athletic depart
ments OF a school or college is OF rcco
ognized Importance hy the students,
faculty and general public. TO the stu.
dent, athletic supremacy frequently
seems TO he of paramount Importance
and, IN some institutions. scholastic
attainment appears to have taken 4
secondary place. Thus the pendulum
has swung from one extreme to the
other, aud II now seems likely "a
reach SIS middle, OF proper position.
Realizing the fact that both ex-
trcmes In regard to college athletics
are To be avoided, that It Is equally
bad To Oyerdo physical training rs II
In 10 neglect. the regents OF the Uni'
yersity OF New Mexico have decided
to add TO the faculty OF that institu'
ton q physical director II will De the
duty of this person To supervise all
athletics OF the school lie will give
the individual student physical eNani-
nations and decide what exercises viii
be needed 10 overcome his weakness
Athletics of all kinds will be encour.
aged and Indeed it's looks as II win.
ming eleven will be put on the grid
iron this wear However. the ethics OF
workmanship viii be observed All
there viii be no ringers" or hi.oi
men who will attend college only %
play football Ry this careful watCh.
fitness over athletics IN the scholl
The student viii receive the most
benefits from his participation.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-29

ly hoatug fho 'uho with q blow lamp
or % hioR pine This viii ,arhonizc
th. ou usid, forming IA, obstruction
and tf, SCOT can br knocked out
This VIII eiotu an, pipe. and when H.
ia connected ur again % viii ho found
tb work as 30 should
Too Much GnSolinc.
Another little thing that very often
puzzle, tho driver of motor car
who hl. not b,cuuo thorough, used
Zoo inc ways COS his engine ia that
s,mctm,s. when tho throttle As open
CD. the engine takes considerable timc
to pcN up speed. aud ln some eases u
may vnurlud, Ga stop altogether THIS
ls due to tho TACT that the engine
has uccum, yhoked through getting
too much gasoline. A. rule, this
can hc rom,died bN adjusting the
lair valve. but " by doing 50 Il h.
found that tho engine is getting too
much air Go allow II 20 start when
.,uld. the size oft tho ict in the mixing
chamber viii have Ia he reduced u
win be- found that when this has poen
demo Tho engine win pick up speed
as 10 onght
q Viii occasionally he found that
the engine. while running, heats up
Unexpectedly. and there are several
causes which might lead TO this et-
feet. II is quite possible that the en-
rine may be- getting too rich a mix
urc. that ls 10 say too much gaso-
liuo may De- passing Into the engine
This can easily be- cured hy adjusting
the air valve $50 that more air MAY
bee permitted 90 mix with the gasoline
ANA thus produce weaker mixture
10 stop overheaiing.
second cause of oyerhcatins
which h. quito common II bad com'
precision In the engin" cylinder This
hack of compression can he pat righi
hy having the valves ground Ia thor
oughN, and IN nh probability THU
win stop the engine from overhead.
ing Vet third cause, " the cuOlinf
water circuit is pump-driven one
the pump. \ leakage in the water
circulating pump is not a thing To b'
allowed continuously, and Il car
sometimes be stopped hy Tightening
The nat which Is to be- found ON th'
end of the packing piece. II II should
bo found that this does not alter the
lpnkugr, 10 rs evident that the puml
requires rcpacklhg This Is accom-
plishod hy taxing dowP the pump and
taking 10 20 pieces while this Il
being done IL Is advisable. FOR the
lsNkesof casp in reaescm Bling the parts
10 poP-mark the separate pieces viii
"a center punch, SO as to insure it'
being put together properly again
The rHost convenient form of packihl
for tho pump consists Of tow ant
Russian tallow " this, however. Il
not available, a very useful packinl
can he made of asbestos string anC
gold-slzo, -- Automobile Dealer ans
Repaircr
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-29
SHOOTING SCRAPE
At BELEN
Some One Fired a Shot Slight
ly Wounding Citizen: L. P.
Rooney is Thrown From a
Freight Train and Injured.
Especial Correspondence 80 the Herald

special correspondence q" the Herald
EDI,u " NJ Aus ,> ou Sntut
das O. g. Eupn,, wis seriously BOO
iur.d BOO from, 90. tHr uIr,a, hpuso
ut i,tu N. uo0ua thrown under
woyug f,iaur tpIu A be- r,eUlt De-
Sustained % s.uIp wound %. Etrf
gray, uHtIr. ami hIs jru trW N.v su
manslsd Jhtt 10 was necessary 90 Um.
m,at. 10 just below tu, elbow.
NJ lu.u,. l- u .,iur as rrHf,s.
eiuu uHt geo. -uu. uu, htd p,,u ,u.
plut,d ts night coos 90 tu. uure,
hpu-, ulNius i'u his position there
FfldH. usu'
.wet uu, freight had just pu'I,l
1000 boo 'front.' uf the Eapo, nru-' aud
was -luNul down when Euuu,. slN
&C. &c. wnd, p run fnr t aud H'.
tempted Zoo srt 600 ous ut tho iro.gut
car. lu SOME manner BE- lost Die
hold and son Goo ih, ground. h.s head
.uiAIus JHpussid, co., rlil Soiur
eight or MIN, cars passed nl before
h, could Do, rescued from n's uor.Iuus
position. and when h' was picked ur
his sgaIp was hid open rum the force
head 90 the crown
pr Wilkinson was chilled and
dressed th" injuries An a,t,wpt was
mad. tu save tur mauEl,d ttul uui
90 was Impossible. and 1u operation
Was performed SUNDAY Pos ur WIZ.
iu.nu. assisted Dos Dr B,trd~Irt. Al
though .Iff.tug intense pain MI
Eoou't .. bearing up we'll. ANA % is
Thought thut he VIII recover Iiis
intention was to catch The freight and
ride to Gaiup where he hoped to see
cure position.
Bclutiy-r In GaIvcston Texas and
elsewhere have been communicated
with but as vet me- trace uf them hos
hren found
bu saturday evening - shooting az
lraN that might have resulted serious
Is occurred in Bclcn Two of the
men who are employed on the new
Ice plant which d. being erected here
had patronizcd the Budvciscr bar
rather copiouslv. and as result were
feeling good Ia the saloon they met
another man who gave his name as
Jones. Jones had been employed for
some time on % ranch near Los l.uuas
and had inst given up his position 10
return To- his home in oklahoma lie
also had been drinking somewhat but
left ID" saloon. lie was followed out
by the other two men. Who caught
UP with him IN front OF tho Mnndoli
store, about a block from the saloon.
The TWO men accosted hiu. h. says.
ana asked him to come back To- the
saloon for smother drink This h"
says he refused 10 DO. Both of the
men wore insistcnt. he declares. ana
he became suspicious Of them think
ing that possibly they might be- plan.
Ming to relieve him OF his money. AS
ne had "a small sum with him.
AZ TINS iuuctury the people near
| the MHuduli store heard q shot and
| one of the iro plant rmploycs was
! found with buil,t wound of uo Scri-
aus uatur, iu his lrft shoulder No
person saw Jones nrc tho shot lie
was arrested bN special Sunlu Pc Of
Ulcers ana uk,u 10 Los lunas pond
ing a preliminary hearing Tho only
evidence asaiust him Is ciieumstautial
and % H % question Whrth,r "a MOI
ho can hr held ia connection with
| the shouting
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-29
nu,ing legislator. h .Ioblot.

ON" day, writes sloane Gordon iu
success Magazine. a. farmer member
co. th, ohio house displayed. uld-
''rt'ntIN, e trg, ruii OF bills u the
Sell nous, lobby \ fellow member
gJzod 90 awe ,t the Snow OF wealth
q just sold ~ drove of hogs" oN-
planned The farmer member rather
hastily and oonfusodly.
The "h-or,iug uu. was thoughtful
a., did not reply for the huf-mIuutr
usually essential to the mll-moasurcd
beat "f his mental processes, Md
then ..a-
'Yaas. hc drawl,d aud I'U bet
m one 20 th,m uuWgs'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-29

Tho French Canadian always has
trouble with the aspiratc IN AZ a
debating club IN t1r province uf que
Dec mrmb,re were required to draw q
slip from hat ana debate upon the
subject ,h,y received. \ young roun
ryman arose.
81 have drew tho word bat
must tult You der b. tWo. tree diner
cnt aind OF bat Dorr rs de- bat Not
ynn pity dc baseball Wit, dc bat Wot
rs n dr aIr az uight and also De- bat
whore ypu take de- swim. Success
Magazine.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-29

Fimplr because th, pvurr ni thr 'r
ala not know cxpOtN What q. Uo ''
tho time This must hp tu. ,H.ue"
for writing some things ben tHr .".l"" -
inc notes which maN. tn those VINO
are ,ersod boa motor tat practice. ape
pear rather obvious
Too Much Dtl.
The owner 81 MOTOR cav WIl
sometimes blame the makrr lur uu-
due dctcrlet3tion when th, ouly ,rou-
Die b. Insufficient ov.rhuIius For
example. after u ear has boon ben uro
for some time and has not been thor
oughl attended 90, 10 may h' found
that when tho ,ueinc be- required ga
pan 900 long hills Il runs quit" we'll
aud vet the car docs not so'm to
nave enough power 60 make sufficient
prosr,ss II viii probably Doe found
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-29
10 KncM Jim.

Jim had mudc an unsuccessful at
tempt 90 conquer tho world ana came
back 20 thr Tennessee town dirty,
worn nut aud hungry
"i'ucle john ho said ~, ledramat-
icallN . ,aW, homo to die
80 dod pst you.' said unsympa-
ihctic nvlo John, YOU camr home 10
cat. '-- success Mteuxiuo.