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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-11
EIGHT COUPLES ISSUED
LICENSES To BE MARRIED

Marriage licenses were issued To
eight couples yesterday, as+follows:
Charles II. Maz'ngo and Edna F..
Gibbs: Robert Cave Maddox and Olive
Myrtle Chiles. Alexander G. COPELAND
and Laura Byrd Royal; Stanley T..
Kahn and Mary Olivia Williams; Will
liam A. Berry and Martha T.. Deye-
ney: Franz F. Apt and Elizabeth c.
D%uncanson: Vivian s, Dickinson and
Estelle NJ. Russell; Lloyd II. Peter
son and Myrtle BEDFORD.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-11
Went TO the Fair.

Henrico Circuit Court adjourned for
the day yesterday. there being no
especial ess before the court.
Most Of the court officials took in
the State Fair during the day.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-11
Married In Rockingham.

Especial To The Richmond N~irgintan)
HARRIS0NBURG. VA. Oct. 10,
To-day in Dayton, Rockingham Il
". Edward Wiley Johnston. OF Flor
ida. and Miss Myrtle Louise Hedrick,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. George w
Hedrick, were married, The brides
mother is a widely known minister
and temperance worker.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-12-11
CHICAGO WILL
GET CONVENTION
Opposition Vanishes as Republican
Committee Gather al Ma
tional Capital

Washington, Dec. 10.---With the
arrival In Washington today of prac'
tically all Of the members OF the Re
publican National Committee, rein
forced by party leaders from nearly
every state, it became possible to fore
cast just what will be done by the
committee at its meeting Tuesday.
As q result of many conferences
held today the following program
seems to have been agreed upon
Chicago will get the national cor
veItion, beyond all question o
doubt and 1t probably will be hell
the last week in June.
There will be no fight for TN
Craftsmanship of the committee a
this time. Former Gov. Hill 0
Maine vice chairman, Will be SO
lected to serve until the presidentia
nomination is made.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-12-11
CLEARS BACON OF
MURDER CHARGE
Coroner's Jury in Centralia Strike
Case Finds Shooting Of
Lewis Justiiiable

Centralia, Dec. 10.-The coro-
ner's jury, which investigated the
death of George Lewis, special agent
for the Illinois Central, who was
shot and killed last night by Dep
uty United States Marshal Bacon, to-
night returned a verdict of "justi-
fable self defense" Bacon immedi-
ately was discharged from custody.
The testimony developed that IA
shots were exchanged in the duel
which followed the dispute between
Lewis and Bacon over their author
ity, in connection with the strike of
Illinois Central shop men. Lewis
fired five shots and Bacon used an
automatic revolver. Lewis former
ly was warden of the Wyoming peni-
Tertiary and his body will be taken
to his old home in Ogden, Utah, to-
morrow.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-12-11
DOES CURE BAD COLDS
Unjust a Few Hours all Misery From
A Bad Cold or Grippe Will
Be Overcome.

There is not one grain of quinine
in Pape's Cold Compound, which.
when taken every two houre, unit
three consecutive doses are taken,
will surely end grippe and break up
the most severe cold, either in the
head, chest, back, stomach or limbs.
1t promptly relieves the most mis-
cradle headache, dizziness, head and
rose stuffed up feverishness. sneez-
ing, sore throat, running of the nose,
catarrhal affections, soreness, stiff.
ness and rheumatic twinges.
Papes Cold Compound is the re.
surts of three years research at a
cost of more than fifty thousand
dollars, and contains no quinine
which we have conclusively demon.
strated is not effective in the treat
ment of colds or grippe.
Take this harmless Compound os
directed with the knowledge thai
there is no other medicine made any
where else in the world which will
cure your cold or end Grippe miserl
ae promptly and without any othe'
assistance or bad after-effeets as I
25-cent package of Pape's Cold Com
pound which any druggist in th'
world can supply.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-12-11

eral years,
The first aerial dispatch OF United
Stttes mail occurred in September
last, when $4,000 pieces were car
ried from Aeroplane Postal Station
No. on Nassau Boulevard to Min
celia. Long Island, The progress be-
ing made in the science Of aviation
encourages the hope that ultimately
the regular conveyance of mail by
this means may be practicable.
Such service. If found feasible,
might be established in many dis
triCts where the natural conditions
preclude other means Of rapid trans
pcrtaticn.
Peeor mend Vacations
The Department again rcncHs its
Recommendation ttrt lay he on
n TIA autnoHzinr the allowance af
50 days onuual leave OF absence
with pay 10 nos'olt.cc c;o'kI T. CITY
letter carriers. end 20 such railway
postnl CLERKS Ms arc required to work
SIX days Il week Throughout the
year While the granting of the
proposed icl,e viii naturally entail
considerable additional expense 1T
is believed that the cost will be
more than offset by the greater eff
cheney To he expected under 8 law
so beneficial to the health and spirit
OF the employees affected.
An order was put into effect dur
ing the year that has reduced to a
minimum the employment of post
office clerks and letter carries on
Sunday The few who are Obliged
to report on the Sabbath to make a
necessary distribution of important
letters are now granted compensa-
tory time on other days OF the week
equal to the period of Sunday SER
vice. The arrangement by which
the amount OF Sunday work in post
Offices is thus reduced has been re-
ceiyed with great favor by the en-
ployes and with little objection
from the patrons of the service.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-12-11
POSSE KILLS MURDERER
John Waldemeir Is Surrounded AT
ter Wounding Threef of
His Pursuers

White Rok, s. Oak, Dec. TO-
After runnig battle of thirty miles,
with company of state militia. and
= posse Of armed citizens. John Wei
demeir, who yesterday shot AMI
killed Sheriff Sheriff Moody, Of
Whapcton, today was surrounded
near here and killed after he had
wounded three of his pursuers.
Waldemeir yesterday killed Sheriff
Moody while the latter was attempt
ing to eject him from house on the
farm of United States Marshal James
shea. seven miles south OF Whettou
The Shea home has not been occu-
pied by the owner for some time
and yesterday the caretaxer discov-
cred that Waldemeir was living
there. X
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-12-11

lie much dead wood in the army and
many backward tendencies.
The army posts as at present To-
Gated are declared to be wholly UNI
fl and to lead to great extravaganza.
They were originally in many cases
located with reference to possible
Indian troubles and few of them are
in positions suited to meet the strait ?.
gic needs of national action or de-
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-12-11
BOMBS EXPLOSION
CAUSES WOuNDING
FEDERAL GRAND JURY

Los Angeles, Calf, Zee. To-
Crtie e. McManigal will be taken 10
indianapolis, within few days, to
tell the federal grand jury there
what he knows about the dynamlt'
ing conspiracy, the first chapter Of
which was closed today with the
placing Of the McNamaras In the San
Quentin penitentiary.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-12-11
YIELD OF MISSOURI
CORN FALLS BELOW
AVERAGE OF STATE

Columbia, Mo, Dec. 9.--The total
value of corn. oats and wheat raised
in Missouri this year, is placed at
$143,700,S4S in the states annual
crop report which was issued today
hy the State Board of Agriculture.
Corn fell below the average, the
yield of oats was poor and under the
market but wheat showed an in
crease of more than ten thousand
bushels.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-12-11
REMOVING LUNBERYARDS
?, T. Langan Will Be Given Better
Shipping Facilities By
Present Change

=. L, Langan is removing all tn
lumber from his yards on Tenth
street near the Mississippi levee on
the Big Four right of way to Six
teenth street beyond Walnut in III,
Iron Mountain yards. This will give
him excellent facilities for handlin.
lumber for shipment as it is on f,
paved street.
The yards vacated have bee
leased by the Shafer Lumber Co
who have other yards adjoining an,
across the street from the forme
LII ngan yards
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-12-11
Wake Up With a
ozark Brohn
Taste!"
Oct Rid FRI Ran fr
OLIVE TABLETS

There iea't ttr slightest need to
walks =, r-v morning with n brown
ii 18th. nah ~ need tl describe II
~ l+1.rards has made brown
lra'3h .Yi,ie Ct the past in thons-
eer's IT l~es with his little Olive
r@nlctr, tie substitute for Gallo
NIL
Anyone who takes DR.. Edwards
Give TAI ~ the moment he sus-
acts BIS liver and bowels, never has
81 dark brown taste" 3 bad breath,
IN nisnnly face. constipation or any
ether form CT bowel or liver disor-
der.
Take one Just the moment YOU
suspect yon gre constipated or that
your liver IS out of order.
Thousands take one at bedtime
eyertp night Just to keep the bowels
regular. tho liver in order, the
mouth clean and the breath pure
and sweet.
Olive Tablets are made uf pure
vegetable Compounds and mixed
with olive on
DR. Edwards spent IT years In
practice and in laboratory expert
ments before he perfected Olive
Tablets.
Why don't you try them instead
OF the severe kind Of laxatives that
gripc and only effect temporary re-
lief
Every little Olive Tablet has a
movement all its own"
At all drug stores in neat pocket
packages. At LOG and 25c.
Made by the Olive Tablet Com
pany, Portsmouth, Ohio. or Colum-
bus. Ohio. pr. f, M. Edwards
President.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-12-11
Want New Quarters

New quarters for the I. G. strike
breakers will have to be obtained
soon as the buildings now occupied
by them will have to be torn down or
removed to make way for the new
freight depot. 1t Ia said the officials
desire to make contract with some
boarding and lodging house to take
cere of the men who number be-
tween forty and fifty.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-12-11
BOMBS EXPLOSION
CAUSES WONDING
OF FIFTY W0RKMEN

Liege, Belgium, Dec. 10.--A dy-
Mantle bomb exploded tonight in a
crowded zinenatograph exhibition.
A terrible panic ensued In which
fifty persons were wounded. several
Of them mortally. The police be-
lieve discharged employee threw
the bomb.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-12-11

Friday fishing in Prairie Lake, KY.
short distance back from the river
on the Cairo and Paducah road.
They had little success as a man
named Duke White. who resides
near the lake is said to have about
cleared the lake of fish by seining
which they say is against the law.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-12-11

Wcolman of Council Bluffs and
edmond Sterling of Des Moines, Ia
returned verdict of manslaughtef
at 6 O'Clock tonight after being out
fifty-four hours He will be sen
fenced to from one to eight years II!
the penitentiary.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-12-11
GREAT WHEAT
SPECULAT0R IS
DONOR To FUND
Confined from page one.)

the only rentIar source Of income 1t
receives. All other funds are OBJ
tanned through popular subscription
IRON present indications enough
money viii be obtained through the
Santa Claus campaign for several
months.
The campaign will not close i'm
til Christmas, but it IS probable that
most oil the lists viii r. collected
this week Y you have not had an
OBJ oltunity sjFn ycur name 70
one e. the liais, telW'hone to the
I'und Editor say y loie-six" Z,
tbr tclnuItnl,o t.s,prItbr
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-12-11
SURPLUS
SHOWR
Postal Ranks Successful.

t0SCdi EdnKS CucCtSSlul'
An important event OF the year
was the successful organization of
the postal savings system. On Jan
uary 8, 1911, repositories were
opened experimentally at a single
postoffice in each one of the As
states and territories. After care
full test for four months at these
offices the system was rapidly ex-
tended and now comprises practic-
ally all of the 1900 presidential
post fficts. Preparations are being
made to establish the system also in
about 10000 fourth class offices that
do money order business.
In the establishment of deposit
tories only such postoffices are Sc
lected as have a record for efficient
management.
Next to the question OF establish
ing a parcel post, the most important
postal problem to be considered by
congress at the coming session will
be that of readjusting postage
rates. In the last two annual re-
ports of the department attention
was directed to the great loss sus-
| tained in handling second-class
mail at the present low rate of ]
cent pound. In view OF the large
profit accruing. on the other hand
1 from first class mail 1t was pointed
out that a reimbursement of rates OF
4 the Basis OF cost would eventually
permit the adoption Of / cent post
age for letters
Railway Service Poor.
| Another problem Of great conse
duence to the postal service tina
should be acted on by congress dur
ing the coming session is the com
pensation OF the railways for carry
ing the mails During the year tn
department completed the investi
eaticn begun early in the admins
tration with the object or determin
ing what 1t costs the railways Z
perform this service, and the repor
OF the inquiry was submitted "
congress on the 18th Of August last
The statistics obtained during TIL
course of the investigation dis
closed for the first time the cost 0
, carrying mail In comparison wit
the cost of carrying passengers an
.. express
Following the inquiry into tn
cost OF transporting mail on TIL
railroads the department started
thorough investigation of the raj
way mail service In certai
I branches of that service most ur
satisfactory conditions were dis
) closed as the result OF fnefficien
Z management. 1t was found that |
9 some divisions the chief clerks ha
! not Inspected their lines for se'
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-12-11
Canned ON Smith Island

Jack Rivercomb, Fl. Mithaels,
Charles Williams and Will Hoch-
nodel went to Smith Island back of
the City Sunday to camp out a day or
two. on hunting and fishing en-
petition. H e
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-12-11
MANSLAUGHTER
VERDICT RETURNED
N h AFTER "a HOURS

DesMoines. Ia. Dec. 10--The jury
in the case of Dr. Kelly, charged
with the murder Of Deputy sheriff
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-12-11

fcnGe The average number of com
panies TO each of The AZ posts is
only nine.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-12-11

Cairo Fishermen Kicking
William Steagala, Herman Mi
chaels and william Hcchnedel spent
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-12-11

Our 1e.S.~
We have Just cnu,2t
AXE us Este. bur nui
lore one a?oth0f isvaH s.rta
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-12-11
s~+zs--zsa~na-
AMERICAN ARMY !
IS PRACTICALLY
UNPREPAREO

Concluded From Page One.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-15
SATURDAYS SPECIAL SALE.
THE MAZE.
WIN klEkE. Proprietor.
2ti South First ST.

N sou want a stylish horse and
buggy. see w L. Trlmble. ll3 North
Second 50. Phone No. T.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-15
OFFICIAL CALL IS
ISSUED FOR 18TH
CONGRESS
Colonel Willard S. Hopewell
Chairman of Board of Con-
troll in New Mexico Receives
Detailed Information.

The official can Tor the Nineteenth
National lultafiOu congress hu- been
received bN col willard : lIuuoNcii,
chairman u' tha board of control Tor
New Mexico The call IN iull Follows.
To thc People of the United states,
CICC'iuG
The National Irrigation congress-
viii Mold ls nineteenth session m
thicasu. lll. g. S. 3. Doc 80. 1871
The Chicago meeting The nine.
teen meeting ui the National Wiga-
ton ,onsJo.a promises 80 bc the most
successiul in o., history
Il - most hitting hat this greatest,
economic. agricultural and industrial
Development agency In our nation
should hold its greatest meeting In
Chicago juc Contrys most iunor.
tam Industrial. financial and CumMrr
cI1l ccWcr
10 90, people ol the east Tho con
gross viii point with pride 90 the en-
pirc huildmg boz The "Grcm American
Desert
10 tho llndloss aud homeless man
the congress viii bring MESSAGE 90
good cheer clad 'idinss of homes ana
opporJunltict 40 be- found ON the Ie.
claimed acres of the south aud west
Consider tUr objects ul the copgross
rs expressed Iu its motto. save tho
Forests, Store the Floods. Reclaim
tho Deserts. aud Make Homes on the
Land 81, NIsh 90 enroll you aa "a
fellow lahol,l IN tus grca. lud arlnd
wurb
Personnel.
The personnel ct the National luI
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-15
We HAVE BIGGEST
WARSH|P AFLOAT
Germany and England Are
Both Building Monsters Of
the Sea But as Yet They
Have Not Launched Them,

NcV YORK.. Sept 10 Tho arrival
her. OF tH, new American dread
uauant Jah, ,n JOHN it- sister ship.
the droldmught Florida now moan
ing completion pH UruoEltu aJt,
Nard. again sets ih, scales boo motion
OF tho r,laJih, position lf uur Amor
i.Bu sea fighters as compared WITH
the uti'- ,f th, other great powers.
while naval experts ,uu."d, That
Great britain has tho largest 1saro-
gate OF fighting ship.. With Germany
ana tho United states 10 close race
Tor aruul place. SGT 30 is equally
conceded las tu,S, experts that the
two new American df,JduJughts NOW
here putrunk iu size Iud strength
anything afloat 100 tho British AMI
German nayipe at th, present time.
The british naval monsters Lion ana
ORION viii exceed 100 tonnage ana
strength the American ships, bot
neither uf these is 3- trt bon service.
Germany also has uumpyr of
monster droadnaughts. hut they are
100 course of construction and the
largest Gcrman ship aflnat is sin lcss
100 tonnage aud efficiency than the
tWn sister American drruduuuEhts
Imh and Florida now hrrr nur th,
FIRST time
Tho American 4hipa have % dis.
placement of 22.uuo toms. a- against
tho original droadunupbt or $4,000
toms They also take thr head over
'Hr DoluNar" ANA Nurh pykom. .O.-
900 toms each. which have heretofore
held tine lr3u of biz gun ships bon 90,
American navy
toiuyidont Win the arrival of thes"
two leaders among droaduuahts of
the great powers tho keel was laid
Yesterday of the super-dr,ndulurht
Sew Yuk. o, .oo0 tons. which out
ranks u TONNAGE anNthWg thus Dr
nuIlt cor under way in ENGLAND aud
I germuu,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-15
CANADIANS LIKE
BOUNDARY LINE
MAINTENANCE
Will Defeat Reciprocity If
They Believe II Means An
nexation; Laurier Confident
of Victory.

utuRa. ont. Sept o. Th" CANA
dian election .rwuuIHn h'" n"" "''h
boo mu Swing ..t H mouth An army
cd orators hn. boon busy hrnuEh"ul
tho ruuurr. dnlIN ana large quantities
of political literature have been as
trihut.u Today the leaders ul 't'N
part, claim rnut VICTORY H assured
"Victup i- boo fhy a,r Pr'm'i
Luuror dec Jared 90 meeting 100
London. Ontario. RECENTLY i''l
tho swing that mokrs 10 surr tnd
far tho oHu4, IDprv. nt su.n 'nihus
ia-m la Z never found before
pip crowds Greet the Premier.
Premier Iuuri'r ha- been iht'nFh
Ontario. quebec and thc maritime
provinces. speaking daily o." Immense
audience This week. rt viii 3" go
tho district around QI.1'0 'n' q"
finish tho uuWuaisn.
81 ann confident TINT nn september
% tho electors cot canada VIII cast
their votes against 90, ratification OF
reciprocity" Nj Borden. Ga" oppose
tiun loader spid at ,harl'ttet"Wn.
Prince Edward island. FRIDAY. ~"
has spoken nt tine principal c"nterS
az canada east 81 the Gront Lakes
since M" opening of the campaign,
pud also has had large ana "nthns'as-
tir audiences wherever he has up-
prnfpd In fact. an "a" leading
sneakers OF both parties have attract
80 unusually large audiences tn,
size of the gatherings ~ the midst of
harvesting scnsou is taken as cFi-
drncn that Canadians arc thoroughly
interested in the question oft rcolproc-
ity. lur as the campaign has dcvcl-
opcd other ISSUES have been dropped
hy the speakers ana reciprocity now
stnuds practically alone.
Opposition IlaN- "a sentiment
Government cnmpoipucrs are Sock
ms tp Keep the fiscal aspect Of rect
proclt, 90 the front and their cnm-
uaign has boon directed principally
toward educating the Canadian arm-
a. and fisherman To tho great mutual
benefit which it BIS claimed they Wil
prt from free access 60 the American
market Tho Liberals have secuted
as absurd the contention of 'onsorva-
tiycs that reciprocity win head canada
away from England 90 h' United
states
Tho Conservative compnigners have
largely abandoned Discussion of th'
usrnl aspect uf reciprocity and con.
fined themselves 10 the scntimouta
side Tho British Gag. the mWnicu
anc, of British connection unWcak'n
od. and protests against closer tcln
tiuns with the United states form ih'
basis OF Conservative speeches today
president Tau, champ Clark, J. j
fiil aud others are quoted daily IRON
Conservative platforms tu show tha
annoXation of canada ls the ultorio
motive at the American people u
agreeing to reciprocity,
u is conceded that " the ConscrVa
ivos can convince majority Of tn
electors that reciprocity tends towar
annexation the government VIE D.
defeated u likewise seems crrtai
that ~ tho government speakers Nhl
isfv voters that annexation is impossI
bio the government viii lac return"
by substantial majority ana reel
procily ratified.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-15

To rl,pa. 100 author With stage
production of uIr work. .s dnti,uli
ront. sect Eru,- -hpwm thr mnu
NIGER ur .Th, Huu'vI COMPANY hr
succeeded so we'll DO This respect lhIi
RpN Bc1ch has agreed ;p iN" com
uuui,e nf "rnr BARRIER h'.us launch
ga nest s,1s,u, ana lurJhorm"r" ua'
given Mr. Shipuan the OrV rriu"'i
of 3hD duwat, ugns "a" his tate
setlul. The Nc.r pu wei"
tn, dosirnnlr towns Coo tho west
viii Doe revisited Dos tho So. . conn
pan, ucNt sroaou uhlo number tNt
company viii h, oreuui1'd 60 cover
tho EASTERN ami middl. states
Tb, excellent busiuc,s dome I.e 30.
pounprd tho management to rlah'r.
ntr the secnic effects ami ,u2ag, a
much stronger COMPANY Therefore
"rhr H,u',r' win prov, ON, pf ,h'
coming season strongest attractions
lu Albuquerque putouor o. proyidru-
the guarantee is assured.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-15
OWNED AN AUTO
ONLY FOR THREE
HOURS THEN It
BURNED UP

Product of Seven Years of Toll
Is Destroyed Quickly When
Engine Catches Fire; Mar.
rying Under Difficulty.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-15
Addresses

The program viii include addresses
AMI papers hy Expert, Ia irrigation.
drainage ana forestry foreign dci"
gates. governors OF states and terri.
tories. senators and representatives in
lh. federal congress. public officials
ana eminent citizens statesmen and
scientists. industrial and iinancia
leaders. Officials at federal ana state
irrigation projects officials OF private
uileJtiuu enterprises leaders iu
IHltuar, reclamation
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-15
Discussion.

70 iH planned tu make this 70 prac
iirU. live congress ana tu secure NE,
dc.iI,d results from The consideration
ana discussion ol the questions iu
which tine delegate. aID IufpI'"'1, D.
Is necessary that 90 delegates com"
prepared tu discuss briefly uuI lo lho
point ih questions which come before
tur cun"rr.s Discussion is au inuou
'1ul factor of tha program aud vii Dee
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-15
Railway Rates.

Delegates should notice PARTICULAR
"a, opurriunity this tul Will giV'
to visit numerous places ul uallonu
interest Fail Information can Dee 81,
cured rom the railroads, on nom ti'
secretary az the National lriisa'i"
con.rcss ~ Chicago
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-15

During the time of the CONGRESS- aE
Information bureaus viii Dee convent
emily located tor the benefit ana ac
communication at delegate and WISH.
ors. and cverN oudeay0r will ho mad,
a. awe them the best attention ana
accommodation
Information relative 20 the Nine
tcouth National miaation consr"7
program. rates hotels and other dnl,
viii be- furnished upon request IRON
tho Office of the secretary oi th" Nd
ilnnal Irrigation congress, ~ liol'
la Sullo Chicago. lil
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-15
sandwich Women Tor suffrage.

The Young man who had Travelled
began. Nnd there stood with the
abyss yawning at my feet
Was Il ynwning before Won got
there. or aid a. begin to after you an
r,vcd2" asked the Young woman who
has never hocn away, ana then tho
young man found that he had Just
time 10 catch the last ear Puck.