davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1911-08-30
Readville was soaked.

Long Tom" Hughes is home again,
sporting a bumped mauley as re-
membrance of that wild evening In the
alley. behind the Sherman Hotel.
Hughes fiinging five were somewhat in
jured, and so Jimmy Mc-Aleer sent him
home with a caution, and-well, let 1t
20 at a caution. BY the time the Ma
.ionals arrive at the Union Station
again, Sir Thomas should be in shape
to do his best. The veteran OF many a
diamond battle has done better this
season than many expected OF him. He
has earned a place with next seasons
outfit, too, when you stop to compare
his work with that Of the other MEM
bers of the STAFF. But Tom Is no white
hope" and should confine himself more
closely to the needs of the diamond
rather than the squared circle.
The Washington times., 1911-08-30
"Gabby" was there.

Most unwelcome is the information
from Cleveland today that Herman
schaefer. the Nationals crack first
sacker, will be out of the game for at
least two weeks, and possibly for
month. His strained back requires rest,
plenty of rest, and the player must heed
the advice Of his physician. Schaefer
comes close to being the life of the Ma
tionals' inield. Always awake. up. and
doing, much of the inside ball shown
bv the team may be credited to him.
The fans will all want the comedian to
take good care of himself. so that he
NAV take his place at the first corner
at the first opportunity. We've just got
TO have Dutch" jumping around that
initial sack.
The Washington times., 1911-08-30
British Golfer Has
Arrived for PLAY

NEW YORK, Aug. sO.-Harold H.
Hilton. the British amateur golf cham
pion and a member Of the Royal Liver
pool Golf Club. has arrived here on the
steamer Kaiser Wilhelm II, TO compete
IN the American championships.
The Washington times., 1911-08-30
Wants Somebody to
Explain 1t to Him

NEW YORK. Aug. 3c.-Ray Bronson.
of Indianapolis, today wants some one
please to explain to. him why he was
so certain of defeating Tommy Howell,
night. Howell got the decision by a
kntA
The Washington times., 1911-08-30
Ray Morgan looks good,

Bugs" Raymond. the Human In
sect" is performing with all his old
time skill for the Gunthers, one OF
Chicago's fast semiprofessional teams.
Last Sunday he was at his best and
held the Leland Giants helpless for
seven innings Then he let down and
they scored a couple Of runs. The &C.
centric hurler famed eleven batters
and walked but three. The more one
thinks of Raymond the crazier he
seems to be. Gifted with herculean
strength, beautiful curves and control,
he should be the leading pitcher of the
National League. Instead. he is an
outcast from the Giants. After vainly
trying to whip the big fellow into shape.
Muggsy McGraw grew tired and Hs-
pended him. Now he shows all his
class for one-tenth Of what he might
get were he wise enough to steer away
from dissipation.
The Washington times., 1911-08-30
CIV Cummings wins.

Rockville is unfortunate in running
against rainy weather just when the
skies should have cleared and the track
been hard for tho horses. You often
hear OF G3od mud horses. but the best
mui horses do not flgme much in rae
ing. They are generally pulling gar
bage trucks down side alleys. The rae
ing horse wants a smooth track and q
hot day to do his best. Rockville has
had little of either. Let's hope tomor-
row. anyway. will be propitious and the
sport worthy of the reputation Of the
fair.
The Washington times., 1911-08-30

Runs-Henry, Cunningham, Easterly. Two
base hit-Henry. Home run-Easterly. Sac
rifce hit-C. walker. Stolen bases-Henry
and Milan. Double play-Johnson, Mcbride
and Henry. First base on balls-On Kaler
Passed ball-Smith. First base on errors
Washington, /: Cleveland, l. Left on bases
Washington. s: Cleveland, .. Umbires-
Messrs. Connolly and Sheridan. Time of
game-1 hour and 27 minutes.
The Washington times., 1911-08-30
Games Today,

Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
St. Louis at New York.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
Pittsburg at Boston.
The Washington times., 1911-08-30
BOB TtiAYER'S SPORTING GOSSIP
."EVERY KNOCK IS A BOOST.

league has ever done. Powers has all
that dope" Some good. kind scribe
around the circuit might do well to
present President Barrow with the nee
essary records. He'd appreciate the
gift.
The Washington times., 1911-08-30
Baseball Standings
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Standing of the Clubs.

Yesterdays Results.
Washington, 2; Cleveland, I.
Detroit, 8; Philadelphia, s.
New York, z: st. Louis, 4.
Chicago, 8; Boston, o.
The Washington times., 1911-08-30
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Standing of the Clubs.

Yesterdays Results.
Philadelphia, 8; Chicago, 3.
New York, Z; ST. Louis, S.
Cincinnati ti-Brooklyn-Rain.
Pittsburg- -Boston-Rain.
The Washington times., 1911-08-30

Games Tomorrow.
Philadelphia at Boston.
The Washington times., 1911-08-30
Morgan In Seventh

Morgan's bid for the hall of fame
came in the seventh on a chance offered
by Birmingham. A liner from the center
fielder's bat shot toward left tield. but
The Washington times., 1911-08-30
Games Today,

Washington at Cleveland.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-21
HI.IOHE ANCIENT BNru~.
l.nN 10 Commence Work ON Dioci"
tian iissOri,

Rome. March - tn" eviction "l
Moses Ezekial, the American sculptor
from hi- .,udio n thr Baths of Iiocl"-
iiuu viii not hayt been in vain II IN"
suh,m, OF the Italian government To
rrstur. 90" buildings OF the baths be
carried ONT before the opening of thr
exposition
THIS huge monument of antiquity,
butt hN 90, Emperor Dioclctian IN
ao, covering mil" square aud ac-
commodating 5000 bathcrs. Was, IKE
the 'oliscum, a perfect quarry for me-
diarv0l builders To-day there stand
ON the site several churches. Including
the magnificent one ut santa Maria
dcgl Augoli. into which the sudator-
ium and trpidarium of the baths w"r"
converted bA Michael Angelo. II wac
here that the marriag. oi the present
King was celebrated
since the baths fcll into decay after
the iothic Invasion of \ ~ iln the
vast halls which remain have been
divided into comparatively srnal
rooms. aud built into the corners oi
the grca, buildings wrr" lillr win,
shops. stables ana iifth rate inns
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-21
nine GO INSANE
IN TOMBSTONE,
ARIZONA
Unusual Number of Unfor-
tunate Cases Turn Up There
Since First of the Year; Are
Placed in Asylum.

Tombstone. Nr.1. March ~ Tho
ninth insane patient Was tried u the
probat. court Friday afternoon hl
DO, IunJcy commit sion since the ntsI
of td, wear. Tho unfortunate. whose
name b. unknown bv 600, authorities
aud tried under me name OBJ John
Doe. was ordered committed to tho
asylum &c Phoenix. The patient was
found wandering around th, railroad
yards at Henson tu danger of being
run over by passing trains ana switch
,ugin,s IT, talks nruhrrcntlv and
docs unt seem GOO understand what 10
said Goo HIM pWuus So, rNurina-
ton 10 developed tuJt Do, bad Naudcr-
od uhout "a, back wards az th, res
id,u,.. 100 Henson unl rIght'ucd Wo-
mon ANA children Whom found hi-
pocket. Nrrc nN,d with railroad
spikes. rocks and old TN cans. hlc
win Do. rkyu Go u. u-tu, t-.,um too
morrow aud turned over Geo the Au-
thor.tIls
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-21

upo muu. Im another pulr, o'
ua question POO. uwu.". ared
ui.nuou uuuDt ne r,nt m"i-
Wut uf tn, nuu .ma
WIh u, Characteristic Ingenuity
vi'h which Tuutpm. Vff... Ua.. .s.
rnr.d ul, outlvlnu dIs'f.ts .f .u,I..
.I r.-'ar.H t10. pr'u.,u 1a- r..n.
a. H..r approached 20, j. r.i,IIn-
$500. r.prrt'd hs result. rHm '.,
runu section OF r1, >o.i,'t a' lr.
f,fnun.nD# medicine au6 P,du,i..s
100 NI,rut Nptomh,r go. I'in AZ
uNs,i,.ioue v,r, made ou luo rhI..
df,n o. bows tud b., girls ui ago.
tuugin4 nuuI 90 30 years OF tu,s'
th,r, N,i, IN .hura ,tofi1,d ts severe.
IN homeopathic, 80 a~ slightly ururu.
pu,ut uud nut 90 were uuN NOR.
ma Iu contrast to THESE ops,t,u-
tnous 30 tas found that among luo
,hudIu Belonging tn families .un-
uuuug several offspring. only 30
v,t, n,ur.patnl. IN, nervous pho.
uumoua ..r .' nrurasth,me aud
historical MATURE, Tho emotion OF
f,ar was .ou. pi guus ~ - oi tho 81
n,ur. patuI phIti'n. WaNVardncss
aud uuusuuI mental ability went hand
lu hand m B.. children There was o.
I.mutkunl, d,rrr. nf malnutritiou
Tho uutnur attrihutos these
morbid maui',. uti1us 10 the excess of
tender care ah.H these children rc-
,cNr, which conclusion suggests the
uuprr prophl aNis aud thcrapy'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-21
RANCHER MAKES GOOD
Penn, l,an,au farming mn Large
sal" ~ Drming \ailr,-Nakr-
iiig PROFIT.

a. T.. Taylor nc 1--WE PcnnNlNau-
am. vh. started his FIRST operations
ON 10 a.u-aDrr tract twelve miles
souti of DENNIS. 100 the vicinity of
HoudJlo turing Jun' 90 last wear f.
~ sun. shot Vnu,r Says tine D"mine
Graphic. and hiS ,Nr,r.ne. iS giving
eond en- engagement Go others Who
nr, coming here go h.n,ht their cpn-
d.tiou
Nj Taylor has geo 90, present time
i6n acres cleared. which cost him on
an EN,rtg, ot g. per apr, ", has
l2n acres piuW,d and let'l,o Whts %
cost So. pc. acre additional HI
M.ite n weiss .rud, oil engine cost
s".op complete, rb' pump ana
cpulrment Including the we'll, cost
sloa0 IN, windmill. auxiliary we'll
plpiug. pump house. etc. $500 r.
this add Sinn for f,nciug $5o' fot
IN. prcttlcst little adobe house 10 th'
coun,r, and t2"" for g large adob'
barn and smaller buildings
Last voar NJ TAYLOR experiments
|Nith pink beams N,t, very success
ul. his average ,i,ld per acre bcins
1850 pounds. Whicl he marketed ai
lS62i to >G.1i per hundred Figur,
i ont Tor Yourself This year he sill
nat aut 20 acres OF alfalfa ami about
4 ii0 acres OF pink beans
Mr. TaVlors greatest achievement
however Is tho Irs, orchard eff hn'
FRUIT trees h, procured of thc Waldo
nursery. Rochester. New York II
The present time u, is setting out 3lOe
Jonat hans. 2loU Missouri pippins
1900 Bartlett pears. see experimental
stock. poachrs. apples dnd pears, 300
graz pes. 4oo exp, rimrnttl small stock
aside from 40 acres of apple stock
that hc will graft onto roots that
are disease proof
As protection 90 his great orchard
MI Taylor viii SET out this year ~
900 Catalp1 trees.
1t takes us, good men 10 carry "i
the work OF development and as th'
DIG pump brings NJ easily 10000 gal
Ions pr minute. at cost uf only .
cents per hour the water proposition
is an easy one. ana Il pumps an cas-
er Flow all the time. As weather
conditions in The Mimbrcs valley per
lmu farm worn al year round. an'
as the TAYLOR force /. always busy
Il Is figured that the value 81 th'
Tract win soon be Ike unto the hli
fruit valleys of California.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-21
WHIT pO-I MEANS.

tit2'us ui Nhuuucfuuc ana north
trn Sew Mexico ar, having 1t f"rciblN
impressed upon Them iuSt now what
IL means to hay, one OF Uncle sam
army posts located la their midst
Down az Fort Sum Houston. ncur
san Antonio. Texas. something like
so.oou troops are being mobilizcd. IN.
OF san Antonio. the wholc-
sailors, ga" farmers, in fact everyone
Is feeling th, benefits or the mohillza-
ton IN dollars ana cents. Not In
5 ears has san Antonio seen such
prosperity Tho supplies that are
purchased tncrr ny VA" government
for the feeding aud car. of the army.
t. say nothing oi What th, men spend
themselves. has given an impetus To-
business such as san Antonio has
never known before.
For wears this ci,y has been trying
sincerely and earnestly 10 secure an
army post, Now is pretty good
iin" To TAKE the matter up again ana
go uft'r 10 good ana hard There Is
no reason why Albuqucrdu' should
not have the biggest post I'm the south
west This city. climaticaty and stra-
tcgi ally. il better suited Tor an army
post than san Antonio. Land We
have 90 abundance. ditto water. ditto
climate ana alto everything disc that
an army post needs
II Albuquerque at this tim" We're
the point at which 20. troops were
being modified, everyone IN the city
would he prospecting as they never
have IN IA" past Let us al renew
our efforts To make Uncle samuel
and the war department see 1t the Al
buqucrquc way.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-21
WIRELESS WILL BE USED
IN RAILROADING NOW
Los ,ngcirs t,oar~ That Hartman
iincS Win Try u Oui a. l.urra-
enc, ~airguaru When Line, are
Down.


''0 N"N'''' '''' ." '''''N
to Information received Iu Los Nugo-
les runroad traffic 200 and from the
p,.tr,, ,,,.,. ., D.. o.n,,,,., III,
'"' h"' ''''"
interests plan q" equip OBJ" Union ana
southern Pacific lines win 1hr Wirc-
less to ,upnlaut tbc wire telegraph
r,,. II.utt,hIus trains whom s,attt ar
DISASTER puts tn, lines out of CONE
mission
TH. upu service win h, Installed
from th, eastern ,dg, o' tn. storm
pcu at Grand Island Sob. a,rps. thu
Rocky mountain. 10 psd,u aud salt
Lake \ hIr bower tluuf b. being
planned at omaha ~ub..tniiou4 yiu
be-. built It lou.mll. in,.r,.,l. along
th4 stretch lat,r th, S.r,i.. vtu
.. .,t.rd.. a. SIM r,.,.,.... ..,r.,,.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-21
FAVOR NEW MEXICO
FOR THE SANATORIUM

Spcrjal To Evcuing Herald
Tularosn. y. NJ. March 2l.-o. J..
Fairlcss has returned from the Wood.
men of the World head camp cunvrn-
ton at Mineral Wells, Texas. He VAS
a delegate from Usage Camp No. ~.
". -. W. of TuluIusa.
The principal topic of the couV"n-
ion was the proposed sanatorium for
tubcrculars
When IL was proposed bN resolution
i met With "A must enthusiastic re-
eeption on tn" part of tho delegates
ana the Woodmon pledged their
amps for contributions aegrcgatins
f10.0o0 and mad, ash donations of
AMOR, than S5Uu The circle also
pledged about sluu uud q considerable
cash donation.
" IS Moor. of Dalhart offered 100
acres OF land ion either ballam ur
Hartley counties a. 90 site for tho san.
aturium NJ G.. ,iann of corpus
Christi Offered 80 acres near Folsom
y NJ q Gainesville man offered Go
acres of land Members of tho Wood
ura arcs. ana volunteered 10 pay f"r
tents ana their furnishings regardless
OF Nn,r" tho -anatprium may be- lu.
GATED
Mr Futrlcs~ made &, a point TO talS
to many ut h, T,Nas delegates and
fouorts chat q large prrcontag' ENul
putting the saraturum In New M,N.
leo Tor two reasons first is ushtiul
rs climatic conditions. and second, Is
fear ot having tub,rculars from east
m states to care Tor Alamog"rd'
has "a ~aurturuW started aud has the
water the climate ana tn land
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-21
P0RTALES TO BEGIN
IRRIGATING FIELDS
Power Plant Chased nuwn During
l;ain, ~cn~oii t.ut opens THIS
Wvch When Power u
Needed

SpeCia, to Evening nDJ.d.
Portable. y VI March 2l-The
irrigation power plan - expected 10
start again ion soryic. Units week. The
plant started to run three days a
week from the iir.i %. February
This was rendered unnecessary after
he plant had run on, few times.
by the rains aud SNOW aud il has not
boan run AZ all lat,lf Now. how
.yer as The farmers wish "a plant
large acreage ~ oats. 10 has been
decided 10 begin operations AT once
Douthiti Brothers have shipped IN
zoo bushels o. seed oats and this has
al been taken, So that more had to
be ordered The entire 100 bushels
were taken lbs irN station farmers
with IN, execution ~ 80 bushels
which Went 10 IN" l"llowhouse
ranch
! T. stone. he por,al5s banker
las bought tho celebrated u T. brand
of cat,l, irom Frtnk COLLISION The
Teal amounted TO 10000.
The section house af p0rtales IN
which The section foreman liyo, has
ptcn moved nom its o,d location
southwest of Ia, station 90 q location
across he track where he old Y
Was located
Tree planting has been the order
II the day In porialos some fruit
Iees aud many shade trees have be- u
put out IN various parts of town.
som, people having a surplus OF
reos nave sold a considerable mum.
hcr in town
Ia Z T. Living tone Y VI l.iv.
ingstono end Carr M Hen have ar
lived from Wisconsin io Take al the
alopcaition of developing JEoit Por
,dles valley property They have 100
tcres ana cNpect 10 put b. all IN a,-
ialla aa soon as possible
loan Faulkner of Hutchinson,
Kansas. has been IN portales lookin2
over m situation Wrth u view TO IN.
stalling an lee factory
In, fast division of the Woman 8
Homo Mission society OF the Notho-
list church and me Port2les Concert
band gave an entertainment Nhich
was attended by a large crowd.
Miss Minta Gillian has position
"a teacher IN the public schools at
Shaft,r Lake. y NJ
In district court those fouhd guilty
have been sentenced Oscar + Che
neg. FOUND guilty OF murder in The
second degree, Was sentenced TO
from % To 10 wears in the peniten'
iarN.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-21
BLAME ~ N.tE ron
TIN DEATH on Bt,t~

Lond0n Marrh tl.--It y ann0unr'd
that a mysterious disease among bees,
which has ruined thousands ot apiar-
les ON the continent aud ia ENGLAND
since laoi, aud which has been esp b
cially virulont IN this country Within
the last few months, may prove to h''
form 81 tho plague which has
brought such Devastation among hu'
man beings IN. Maldrn, ono of ,h,
investigators tor mo board Of trade,
usscrts that %, hus discovered that ia,
bacillus taken from the dead bees
h. similar to that uf bubonic plague
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-21
Where Man is Master
of His DUN Destiny
CDcming Graphic


"Dcn,ing. Doming pcmius.' Is on
ever, tongue in the southwest ana
there is no discounting tho tact that
TIA, name Is hccoming very familiar
an over Uncle sans domain ana then
SOME People who want to enjoy IA"
hrst climate under thr sun, drink IN"
pur,st water known To- man. realize
profits Iu agriculture that can never
be- Known iu regions with SIX months
SNOW ana i,,. baSk IN perennial sun
shine and hny, real pleasure in living
Wl th, wear round, find What they
are looking fur IL The Mimhr,s vail
les
These conditions haN, existed FOR
years ana years but people didu't
know ll Sow thrA do know IL aud
ara taking advantage ot ~, oppor
tuuity Tho N,rN best class OF poapi,
from Main, To- california and from
tho lakes To- th' guu are hoing at
t,act,d here aud when thcy com, To
Investigate the, ar, suyc tu remain
Taorc are no trainlnaas of "homc-
seekers" brought here Dos Spectators
in chicago, who reap an the profits
Thor. Is no colonization bN foreign
ems. but STEADY, solid growth that
means everything good ANA nothing
that viii have To- hr made over IN
the future Men of brains and cap-
ital are possessing themselves of rich
lands aud Installing pumping plants
That viii give thcm a perpetual water
'sH .lN without the trouble of a COM
munitN ditch or amy other old ditch.
Every man iS ahsplutc master of his
possessions. condition that cannot
obtain under a gravity system of irri-
CATION.
Tho story ot our wonderful develop
m"nt Is told IN terms that cannot be
conirnNertcd. Fifteen carloads ot
pumping engines have been received
| tor usr IA the Mimbrcs valley dnring
! The pas, six months and more are on
the way These are facts, not fancy.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-21

Down in san Antonio. Texas, there
ar" more war correspondents than
there are soldiers ana san Antonio
and Texas are breaking into the press
dispatches All over ia" country about
six times a minute. II Albuquerque
had an army post To- which she ~ en-
ttlcd bS reason 81 her natural facili-
ties ANA strategic Importance, this
city ana this coming state would get
more advertising than thcy ever had
before. san Antonio. Texas. IL In the
limclight from kukomo Ia kalamazoo
and from ~itkU 10 koy West. including
ulpo. Kansas, and Dcadwood south
Dakota. stir up the animals Mr..
Schwcntkcr--Alb is with YOU
Lots get an army post and then STIR
up a newspaper war somewhere. II
an helps.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-21
.IDlpOE> ~iik \tN
RED MD GIT "

Two hoboos wore arrested Ncsfcr-
du, mpIuiug 80 tho Rock Island pump
nous, uu "a charge of house breaking
Tho TWO men wcr, "ditchra from "a
lrHiu early u the mornius aud SEEM
I'D Co lr looking INTO most every.
thing. uu,ly winding up Jt thD pump
house ANA breaking IN. Wc suppose
10 lind % nice SOFT bed on 'hc brick
floor close to Tho ire Logan l.ca-
dor
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-21
NV N\DIlTIriiNrtiiI.

% nu.f 3D., admitted mat puuu
... ... ...t. ,, tbi.
.u N'Nl.' "''""s' D" 'h"' ''""'''
tu, poor and ."NI "i Wr'n hnV un
l.u.tH. boon u.dd.u under foot
..... .,.. ..t....,..... ,, ..,,,,..s.c,.
'' "'"' N.'''N
Ntst stun.. s"'fnm-nt since SPAIN
..r,st,d 30 from tu, domHauD, ui tho
,t.,.,.....
,,....
.'"'" ''' ''''''' -
.'e "''n because OBJ 'e uuia u'h'N
among uod,rn nations and t. p,ru-
lar t,p.ft. iu rcg,,d tn Nr,irn.
,rbis b. ,1. r,u,, pur.n,d Rnn r,s.
.ou,ll, .onsist.u., OF tyue aov
eminent ros,tiou. IA lucr.r, men en-
nhlipp tb,m a. uy, 10, serving their
country whom the, prnhabl, COULD NOT
r.t. lived rom, tb. In,ou. of their
pans Sinp. ia, Ja,s of tho NodIcrnn
,,ur, and W.nuar,s u,ld.u Az, This
polic, of fostering utn,otur. bag
f.und mo- NOR, ulustrious .xponeni
Than pnz
Thrr.. WAS los, Maria Nipil. for IA.
stance, N. most .rudit. scholar of
N.xipo. poet dr,mntist Unitarian
and phiIosophcr He was mad, A.
brarian uf th, National uhrarv. which
contains 3D. ou, .oo 600 volumes. Juan
a.. bios p,zs who's. po,tI, Vorks
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-21
CARLSBAD STREETS
TO BE SPRINKLED
special to Evening Herald.

Special to Evening Herald.
Carlsbad s. NJ March 2l-The
pariors of the Commercial club N"re
well nllcd at a meeting cals"d n\ the
mayor for the purpose of discussing
the adNisabihty of passing an "rdi-
nance providing for thr sprinkhug oi
the streets OF the town. TN" subject
was ully discussed and the courrnsus
nf opinion Nus iu favor of tho "rdi-
nance which viii boz published this
week
Tho meeting of mo Eddy county
Teachers association Was we'll at
tended banquet was served and
thu visitors were taken tor an aut'
ride
The work uu the plains road ts pro
crossing uud,r the supervision of j
" Lows and is NOW more than hali
compirt,d Territorial Engineer &. u
Mill.r with e. VI Mci"naihrn AND
Howard Kerr visited the ncW road
aud inspected the work which rs h''
ing done. Tho Z. miles ot sand g
being ,xcayatrd Ia dcpth 80 !r'n
cight to II inches aud nllcd iu vii
cIay and crushed rock. making - road.
waN about ~ feet WIDE.
Albert Johnson has Sold poo head
OF cattle 10 simpson 4 fcnton
\ j. MuzlN oi Bristol, Conn pres
idont of tho public Abilities compan'
of this citN who has been sprndin.
the Winter Ia Carlsbad. has shipped 3
carload of horses tn connecticut
\ number uf land sales have beer
| closed here during TIA" past 10 daAO
which viii result IN IA" ESTABLISHING
' nf several new iai~iics la aud nroun,
! carlsbad In the near futurD
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-21
iiit b>IN cum.

Tn" disadyuu,ag' ot the "nnly
'ehild Nas suoWn recently by an
examination OF 100 children bN an
Austrian expert -ueh children, ho
finds, aye wu.h mote apt to suffer
from nervous uu4ul,- 81 mainutrtun
than children win arotucf- and si--
tcrs, ana thay ar, NOR. uk'ls Geo hc
rcrilr-s and MAYNARD. The lnyostI-
gator attribute tAis tn excess o' care
bestowed con- tn, one little rv, lamb
Pos u parents bat % may be- also due
u pant 90 ma, domestic Isolation of
tine nuN ohi'l aud 90 deterioration 50.
tine race arising from Limitation oi
offspr.uE Tha., latter considerations
ar, suggested b, writer in th, Med
teal Record. VINO Saws
The moralist. 40, educational cN-
pert ana the ruhh,.st hay, each
pointed out the disadvantage assoei-
ated with q childhood spent amid tn
solitude oi q home ia winch thor,
are 40 other children These disad-
Nantagos concern not only the fu'ur,
welfare Of tho child hut also tn. IN,
trgrin of thc family and of the race
Tine domestic isolation OF the chic
accounts Tor important defects ~ ia
ethical ana intellectual development
Moreover the danger 90 rncisl de
tciiora,ion resulting from limitation
world. Drcomc a problem of nntiona