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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-08-25
Bashful Girl Won't Marry

expected to be the happiest man In
Staten Island he was the saddest. He
mas a hice marriage license, which he
is holding as a souvenir Of the &C.
casfon and with the belief that he
may srill be able to utilize it. He Is
~thirty-eight years old and Miss Kauff-
man twenty-five.
Alderman Cornell was called to the
Schultz home from his residence by
Schultz. Schultz informed the alder
man that he wanted him to marry
lin. The alderman took along a Bible
and sped to the home. Schultz was
waiting. So were some friends and
the best man. In fact, everybody was
ready but the bride.
Schultz left, saying he would bring
her In. He returned alone and sad
faced.
She won't come. She is too bash
ful."
Alderman Cornell was incredulous.
His belief that a woman rushes into
matrinlony with the Joy that a duck
takes to water faded away at that in
stant. He advised Schultz to make
another try.
b eloquent. Tell her OF your love
and all that" was the encouraging ad-
vice OF the alderman. But In ten min
utas Schultz returned with the same
sad look.
Its DO use; she won't get married.
She's too bashful."
Schultz made a third visit to the
bride saving that the alderman would
weo them In her apartment. 1t was
no use. SO the alderman went home.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-08-25
Twin City


Minneapolis. Aug. 22.-Wheat. SEN
TENDER. H.0h; Dec. $l.6; No. / north
ern, SloS5s No. 2 northern, s1.07h; No.
! durum, 99c: No. 3 corn, 64c; No. 3
white oats, 4Ac: barley, mailing. SLIP:
No. ? rye, S01ac; No. / flax, old, 500.
Duluth, Aug. 22.-Wheat. September.
$l.09 z December. $1.o5$s No. / north
ern. $l;0612; No. l durum. $10A.
South st. Paul, Aug. 22.-Cattle-
steers, A.50M5.50: cows. 81. A. 40:
calves, So M6.S5; hogs. $1,000 755.
Chicago Live Stock.
Chicago, Aug. 22-Cattle-Receipts.
estimated at $500; steady; beeves. IS. II
08.W; Texas steers. A5om6.45; western
steers. S50M620. stockers and feeders
$3.lb q 5.tO; cows and h~eifers. SIS s. 70;
calves, $500 S.75.
Hogs-Receipts. estimated at 1000:
market 5Ml0c higher: light, $685. a 80;
mixed. $720M795; heavy. $7.05mI $780,:
rough, $05 $50; good to choice heavy.
$71o@1so; pigs, S.3O@7.so; bulk of sales,
IS. 20 100.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-08-25
Catholics Give a Reception,

Columbus, Ohio. - With but 1900
visitors left out Of the 8 5000 who
were in the city the previous day, the
convention of the American Federated
Catholic societies permanently organ.
lied for business, and closed the sec.
ond day Of the session last evening
with a reception in the X. of C. hall
at which more than 5000 delegates
filed past the prelates, and knelt and
kissed the ring. Chief Red Willow. OF
South Dakota, son of a Sioux chief. Is
a delegate from the Pine Ridge agen.
cy.,
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-08-25
Personal.

Premier Laurier opened his cam
paign at SimcOe, Ontario.
DIR. Wiley says he was VIGOROUSLY
the under dog in department rulings
Vetoes of President Taft Of the
wool and free list bills were sus.
tanned.
House democrats were accused by
epublicans Of dropping the Controller
,ay investigation.
President Taft, In an extended mes.
rage giving his reasons, vetoed the
compromise wool bill.
Lieutenant Lahm, U. S. A., noted
aeronautic expert, is to wed Miss Jen.
ner Of Mansfield, 0.
A nationwide campaign against the
white slave traffic has been planned
~ women Of the national socialist
,artv.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-08-25
All the Eloquence Of Brideeroom-Elect
Could Not Induce Maiden to Ap-
pear at Ceremony.

New York.-Armed with all the le-
gal machinery necessary to forge to-
gether the matrimonial chain that was
to bind Charles Schultz. OF No. 60
st. Mary's avenue, Rosebank, Staten
Island, and Miss Mary Kaufman, OF
the adjoining house, Alderman Dan
lei r. Cornell, of Clifton, had to wan
der away without officiating because
the bride was too bashful to submit
to the service" All the eloquence OF
Schultz could not induce the girl to
leave her home to go to his home for
the ceremony. The alderman agreed
to go to her apartment. but she still
remained reluctant.
Thus at the very hour that Schultz
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-08-25
0ensraI.

Utah is planning for a big exhibit
at Omaha Land show.
Senator La Toilette cannot come ia
Nebraska for the state fair.
Railroad traffic in Great Britain Is
greatly impeded by a strike of oper.
atives.
A typhoon and tidal wave caused
great loss of life and property in Jap.
an.
The house adopted the conference
report OF the campaign publicity bill,
2S3 to ~.
Willard Taft Atwater, aged 81, a
second cousin OF President Taft, died
ut Minneapolis.
Germany may join the other foreign
the United States.
Bryan, at Columbus, O., said he
would announce his choice for the
presidency at the proper time.
The strike at Great Britain has
reached a serious stage. and condi-
tions are becoming critical.
Major Levi Ferguson of the Twenty
second Indiana infantry during the
civil war. died at Wichita.
Postmaster General Hitchcock has
submitted a plan by which to effect a
saving In carrying of mails.
Myrtle Reed Mccullough, a Chicago
author. died from a drug believed to
have been taken with suicidal intent
Senator Bailey OF Texas resigned
from the national monetary commits.
sion. and his resignation was accepted
Visiting members of the national
humOrists' association, at Boston for
their tenth annual convention, made a
trip to historic Plymouth.
The Spokane council has Endorsed
the movement looking to operation by
the government of the Alaskan coal
mines and the selling of coal to con.
sumers at cost.
Paris Midi Is authority for the sen.
sational report that sixty soldiers at
the Marseilles garrison have been
placed in the hospital as suspected
cholera patients.
The session of the fifty-ninth an.
nual convention of the American
pharmaceutical association at Boston
was largely devoted to sectional
meetings with papers by delegates
Mrs. Rachael Blount, widow of
William Blount, is dead at her home
in Howell county. She was 113 years
old and is believed to have been the
Oldest person in Missouri.
While driving an automobile at
twenty-five miles an hour Pearlie
Owens struck a COW near Rockwell
City, Ia, the collision causing the ca
to turn turtle with it's five occupants
O. G. Morrison, aviator, was escued
from the English channel two miles
out from Sandgate. His aeroplane
plunged into the sea while he was at
tempting an air passage to France. A
boat reached him just as the machine
was sinking.
The funeral OF st. Croix Johnston
who. like William r. Badger. was
killed by q fall from an aeroplane last
Tuesday, was he'd at Chicago.
The sale OF tho st. Paul & Dee
Moines Railroad company to the Chi
cago, Rock Island 4 Pacific Railroad
company two months ago was approx
% ct . meeting Of the stockholders.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-08-25
Lightning Follows a Man

seriousness. He says that when he
recovered his senses fright took en-
tire possession of him and he tore
through the storm all the way to his
home. where 1t was a long time before
he could tell anything about what had
happened to him.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-27

Statistics showing nov serious a
problem tuberculosis ~ to the ordi-
nary church congregation were pub
nsh,d Monday 70, 10. National A~so.
citation for ia, study aud Prevention
of TuberCulosis IN bulletin on Tu-
bcrrulosis day From reports re-
ccivcd from over ,2s churches with
membership of o,,r al 1000 nou-
municants of 900 denominations and
nom 10A cite. and towns ir 81. states
in ,drloJs parts oi On, country, out
of nearly 1000 deaths ~ 1910 over
200. 81 10 per cent, were caused b,
tubort ulos,s This means 22i drnths
Tor every thousand members ur CONS
municants whn. tn, percentage OF
deaths from tuberculosis us Dumpa red
with th, other diseases BY not higher
va the churches according Go these
figures Than ip o.. cuuutr 40 large
the tuberculosis death rut,. as shown
by the churCh returns BE- hignu u,r
thousand commandments than tnat for
the general population n tHc r,g,suu-
iion area of the United states. which
the census bureau gave az lb1 IN
1909 The Nati"na' association" the
bulletin SAYS. does not however. cost
slider me statistics received from min.
listers comparable from ne point ~
view of accuracy Win those reported
hy the bureau ~ the ccn ~ \ sui
fidcnt number 90 roturns from
: eat Vnri.p of churches have b.rn
received nevertheless. To indiSa,e tha'
one pf the most serious social prob
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-27
STATESMAN JOINS
| REBEL SOLDIERS
W. w. Compton, Delegate to
Constitutional Convention,
Leaves for Front. Accord
ing to Clovis Journal.


inc Clovis JoNtu"' ~ N"'ri'd a'"u'
tho fate of ON OFF N-N M.xico's best
citizens.
"Vba, TO- ......,....I ~ ~ ,.,pp.
ton. dc,,va,, Gina. rnus,ituti,n,t
.con,.u,inn -, Sam. nj .,I.n and II v,.ll.
known pomo,,,, .f roos.voli c,un.
pp" IL ,sks 49,. ..ut,gs o. dam
KNOW IN. tJ.. a.i h,r, some
weeks ,yo M, DIIIIns th, Inurn,I
editor an n,f,. ...r.t. and fond fare.
Wcu. tnl,ins al. tt.. h, ua. uniuu to
figh, in ,hc an. .t Nhd.rn + v,tit
fipht In mo ,,,,.. .t ,iad.rn 81 ,Ju
send I'M, t,u,,,l ammo items r,rk
from IN. r,o,,, ,t.r y,t ,,.ii tur.,.
cd I'm, Il, ,n. ,.,.ut.p. "a, no,hlp.
about n nm, ..,l IN. ti,p,r,ft,
Mr. rnmptnn ,.... Lad, I.n n ,nu
ono. ~, ami, .,..,.. fla, linn an,
h,elcd far t...... ,,,ttinu M, , t.,.
tenancy IN a.. .,,,. ,f N.d,,, ,h,
rebel i.,dor ..r ..,d r., IN si.,h,
and snr,. -, y.. .,,i. an, ,h,, -,
is ny,, .,td All. r.mp,un IN ,,t,,,ug
of tb, ,t.u. ,I...I .u. ,.t,.,.,t t.,d
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-27
KItsl>G TnE ANtH,,.E,

just nov The baseball fans ~ the
cnnntrl arc nssduousiy Engaged In
ho.ping tab ou the batting avcras,s
n The bs ivasues l.lkewi~, u would
boz vel FOR the politicians and the
country al large tu begin keeping
some such a dope sheet on the
prcsid.nlial ooons. tor tnoy are mutt
tiplslng 80 rapidly that some s9-te-
matte method Of following them must
sooner OF later bc adopted
\ while back. so long in fact that
some uf the Democrats may have en-
iirrlg forgotten a. Mr. FOX OF Mis-
souri Suddenly Launched presidon-
tial boom II Worried along for a
few weeks nnd Just noW is being kept
nnvc py periodical injections of poo
btical oxygen.
Then Mr. hamp clark speaker
81 the new house. announl ed IN cir
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-27
0RMSBY M'HARG TO
LOSE HIS JOB
Special Attorney for Choctaw
Indians Can Hold on If He
Wants Salary of $4,000 a
Year Cut Squarely in Two.

Washington, Aprit a. i'ulr~s
'rmsbN McIiarg former ussletaI.'
secretary 81 tn. department o. rum-
W"roc and IabIr. agrees to acc 1T
$500 instead of Sl2.o0o q year. hi
present compensation. as his fee tui
i"pl"srnting thc 'hoctaw Indians mis-
c' ntract with that tribe viii be- trr.
minated IN SIS months Waiter ~ De-
-, secretary of the int,rior has writ
ten Mr. Mciiarg to this cffre' m
step was taken after u telegram was
sent 10 thu Indians u>kinp d. tlpV
wanted I" retain Mr. MclIars's ..i
ices Th'N replied that the, did uuj
at 81 900
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-27
AWAITING VERDICT
iCloyis .Jrurual,

\ telegram was received by
The Journal editor early Ncdnta
daN morning giving the unWelcOmo
news that members of our own part ,
were AT Washington urging the post
pOn,mon OF the consideration hy The
lower house ol congress aud It's ulrl.
mate defeat. unless certain amend
mcnts satisfactory 20 these DaliicuI
gentlemen wcrp incorporated IN 10,
instrumcuj To-day. Friday. April 9i
Is lhc day Set iur N considcrai ion oi
the constitution hV the lower house
OF congress Mr. Ferguson aud the
honorable Nj Hand, we learn by
ditpatchcs. urged the pOstponemcnt oi
the consideration of the matter FOR q
week. but the committee refused 10
postpone further than Friday. aud So
today the opponents on the constiril-
ton IN New Mexico must gct ihrir
data ready ana bc ia position 20 make
their conplainl ~ this time
Since this unlocked for stab in the
back on The part OF leaders of The
minority faction OF our own PARTY. The
prospects for statehood at this special
session looks anything but bright We
were Offering considerable cOmplaint
10 the outsih. opposition 10 statehood
lor our territory, bui when II coM :
from our own territory. and from a
man who, though he fought the const.
tuition with all OF his power. aud
brought into play every weapon and
iorcp which he could command during
~" late election, he said the week
alter he election Now shat the con-
stiiuton haa been adopted bv an over.
whelming majority OF the good cir,
2ens OF this territory. | shall he alad
TO lend my influence toward rho
speedy admission OF New ~, xs,o as a
state, IL looks inst n little bit tough
Certainly This must have q strange an.
pearance 10 the outside world. which
We have been irving to convince that
New Mexico Mas M one on this great
ana 10 us all important question
II the constitution H. To he altered
In the least, OF course IL must 20 back
to the people of New Mexico througl h
heir delegates. for endorsement and
later u must be voted upon by the
electorate Of the proposed new state
The action OF those who are opposed
10 the constitution indicates that they
desire a DELAY OF AT least two years
let us hope for the best and that 10.
day congress will pass favorably upon
the New Mexico instrument ana that
the senate viii quickly follow with its
approval
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-27
PHOENIX MAN PAYS BIG
PRICE FOR BLOCK
Itui Thousand Doliar- T. said Ia he
sum Tor Washington street Tract
With Modern store iiuiidihe In
ciudrd Means Nwakcni,. rhrr,.

Phoenix Nriz. Npyll 2,--cne ol
The hisgee, d"als of tn year In Pho--
nix r"ol estate 10 the business srr-
ton has lust been announced
=, s. Thlrallson has bought tho
Tai pndu hlnps, on The south side 81
Washingtul .lrcrt adjoining IA, pnr.
b't block which corner ur Tho street
Intersection marking The tur geo.
girplical center as well as the bust
u'ss center nf Phorniy Tn par.
chase pric" as near ~ could %, as
rfrtain'd approx lmatrd S5p.uUo rho
pr"p'riN 5000 bought ~ Nj Tuarald-
sou of M. Lewis. an heir of thr lat,
-. j. Thihodp. Who erected t1c build
ing number ~ years ago
Tho build.ag Is two-story brick
structure tn. two storrrpoms u" tho
ground fl"n being occupied by th,
French kit,hrn ana the Washington
hhr and Tho SECOND floor being d.
voted Goo 'l. i.@, pos, Of % lodging
h"us" M rharaldson was asked n
iho change in ownership meant any
imn" diat' .lngc In occupancy or re-
modcHns He r,plied that It did not.
- l'a-i fur the time bong a. The
tors tenants al goon rentals The
nhfnits" Nas made solely as an IN
N's'mrut Dos Dlc 80 the c.ty's most
lrr'ssiul business men, who's, faith
n th" future of Phoenix increases
with each utssing Dc" aud whuse
laIth iu fl" fuirr pf Washington
- oct as 10. permanent principal
business street at She city ~ un.
shaken.
= tn future Improvement ~ hts
new proP"itr. Mr. Tharaldson Is not
nov prriW 81 to state anything. as
any plans De- has are Vet ha2y ANA
indeinitr IT, hopes that eventually
the deal viii lead 10 t1e erection 80 \
hn' b'pck INA, win perhaps Involve
y 'ighh"r.np proprrty Also. but Those
ar" M urf tor later consideration
tn present buldine h - good one
ana as Hn Investment appeals strong
u Z" Mr. Tb,raldson. who ~ Wiling
10 l"l tho future take ear. If Itself
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-27

Negotiations are pending for race
between Glenn n Cur'iss ia an aero.
plane and several ui He fash moiur
boats oi the National Yacht club The
race will taNc place on the clubhouse
at Bonsonhnrs'. Brooklyn
New Yolk city will soon have an
official Information bureau for The
convenience of residents ANA visitors.
II The recommendation Of Nj Me.
Ancny. borough president, Is adopted
by the board Of estimate The chi't
business OF the new bureau will be 10
save the taxpayer the trouble ~
spending several days and visiting
many bureaus In search for one word
or advice on how 20 pay 4 bill. or 20
enter complaint agninst any branch OF
The municipal service
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-27
MAY az oNV ThE
CALM BEFORE THE sToSM

Haven seen IcddN'S nanc 10 the
papers lately bis popularli. 10 ctr
ia.nly on thc Nan. ar,2a'. 'ni ~ '."
tine he nest campaign comic
around To- viii be- lust about forgot
zen La. Cruces Citizcn
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-27

Thut tn, irish IN spite of th, more
fttort1l, outlook for homo rude arc
rmuatiug o. this country ~ as lars,
number. ae ever beg shown los al, fact
that during Ust wear - 600 oniglants
lon lrcnut lu isoe the number was
about 10000 ~ would be- mistake
To- 0oueIud, however. thnt ~, Irish
ar, dissatisfied Win ,h' prospect at
hom. 90 th, $1,000 Nho lott In 1910
u,arN buI' NDr, under tho age of 80.
the Young of N,r land ar" venture
SON. and america s s,W 90, land of
lcpuoftuuuN
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-27
FROM SIZE 0F SCORE
"Du1" SOUNDS GOOU

tn" local baseball experts W,rt
down io bowie last SUNDAY, and tlm.
med up an aggregation OF dubs IN
that place who think they can pla;
baseball 10 the tune OF ~ 10 J..
i.ordshurg Liberal!
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-27
AMERICAN WOMEN
HAVE LARGER
FEET
Out Door Exercise Has Made
Dainty Shoes a Rarity Even
Among New York's Classic
Set; Secret Code Adopted.

Sew YORK April eth, fcct ~
the American women are growing
larger every ycar, according 40 The
testimony Of members vi New YORK
shoe dealers association Their cN.
PLANTATION Is that IL he cause women
are doiag more walking and are 20.
ing in FOR all sorts OF outdoor rNer'
else
Manufactures 81 rs declared. rec
ogniZc that fact and are making iarg'
ct shoes Tor them The day OF the
IA or i.NA shoe Is gone. although
many women could wear them re"
wears ago
You may remember one oi the
speakers before the association said.
that there was a tine when every
vomans sho. was honestly marked
with IT, size That Is MOI so Ion" ago
Then womcns feet began TO gc;
larger 4 woman who used to wear
a No shoe would not take a No !,
no matter how comfortable tt might
m That drove us Ia marking shoes
with a secret code We had 20 do
that To- sell shoe thai ltlcd
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-27

TIL" Sovereign y steam Yacht.
whose contract speed OF - miles an
hour De- believed io he tho fastest vet
aspircd 90 los amy steam craft, has
Jus been launched here The vessel
was butt, for NJ G. u Borden. a mem.
her of 'hc New York Yacht club
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-27
CHEER UP, THE WORST
is VET To CONS

with this Issue. the Record finishes
its third year, ana starts mcrr'l' mo
The dim future OF the fourth GRAY
Record
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-27
rAG DOORS HAVE BEEN
OPEN EVER SINCE

\ disagrc,aulc IN idcut lu0' place
IN "a silver CITY home several mehs
ago when u skunl ran into lhp mousse,
one 81 the doors naunS been l,u
open Silver civ fHterpisr.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-27
PAT AND MIKE
ON TH6 REVOLUTION

Madcro. says he, viii Ycf surleh.
der luarrx'
Navarro. nevare. SCI he Glpira,
Mister President. will yer iesoign ,
axcd Nadcro
My.dear-no, sen bal I .utnd 20
Diaz | arr, lht president An thul =
how the war -Oes 0u Katon Range.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-27

JIdg' koncsaN NJ tnuJis. Nhuso
famous 'so.oooooo fine ou th, stan.
durd bil COMPANY was reversed. sccm.
determined to keep up ms reputation
ipr heavy sentences he has Just scui
lHc hrtrnsrr and dcs.rtcr of o. i5-
.'uf.Iid girl To- prison for ton wears
There VIII bee few who viii b, u.
.Inrd Co Dnd mWli with IN, htt,r
sentence Young girls ought CO. Dee
matc dangerous things for uuurinri.
pied m.u 90 ampor with
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-27

-" there's another rupture of
Mount Nociferous." said Mira Part
'nston as sh" put on hcr specs. "The
papcl tells us about the burning lath-
cr running down the mountains. hut
70 don't tell how It got aiirc."--Tit-
iilts.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-27

The tCrccntenary CONNIE mosatiOn
~ the King James version oi the Eng.
fish Bihlc will hp observed 10y n mass
meeting in Carnegie hail TUESDAY
evening bishop David u Greer will
preside Letters rom President Talt
and King George V viii he read Nm.
bassador James Bryce viii read the
Kings letter ana also deliver an adj
dress
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-27
YOU CAN FOOL
SOME PEOPLE AWAY

Dr. Frederick \ Cook, the famous
Nc,ic explorer viii appeal a. The
Elks opera house on 1uesdu' MAY H.
silver city Enterprise.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-27
NOW WHO DOES
THAT REFER TO-

Florida rcports a cabbage head
weighing fourteen pounds, says an
exchange Tha, would be only a hall
srown cabbage IN TIL. country --Coi
lax COUNTY StuCkman
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-27
GUT THEW ALWAYS
KEEP COMING OUT

There is not much dincrcnCr be
tween Legislators aud prairie dogs
when u comes 10 hunting lhct holes.
Field 4 Farm.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-27
SOMETHING LEFT TO
BE THANKFUL FOR

\nN how, We have II over some OF
them We are IN no danger from IN,
Camorra band Bard Ciiy News
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-27

Ponies from th" cotll, ranges ~
Now Mexico are being shipped O."
Georgia aud sold 90 farmers Js work
hotS,s II would bo highly interest
ing To- watch some of thoSc ponies
perform when attached tu IA, bust.
mes. 'ud of pillow
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-27
COMMENTS BY
THE EDITORS
KEEP Up UNTIL
! We GET STATEHOOD

IN Inc IVahIimc uoITt fOggrt ~
swat IA ny They're bad DENNIS
Headlight
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-27

Down he WUthcrford Texas. "a
Roswell man saw q number ot chit
dr-n PLAYING iu the county ial which
was devoid of prisoners IA, Hos-
We'll man did not state however.
whether Wcnthcrford was such "a
good town 90 whether DO uc.dod q
nov polio. force.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-27

Five human skulls uncovered by
Workmcn cNcavating beneath the
foundation OF an old buildins in Pearl
street MAY furnish the police wuh ma
'orial for thc Investigation ~ mystc.
rious crime OF ten years OF more ago
Del aciiv,s viii sean the dusty arch.
ives OF 1900 and ls"i FOR reports of
my stcrious disappearance Ia this sec.
ton of The city
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-27

ioms tb, orduuf, church bias tp DDn.
sidcf vs. that OF a., devastation of ts
p"nb'rship 10y tubcroulosis Tt'
need for education from ,bc pulnit
and IN the home be- apparent EtD,
minister IN tho United states H l.,cd
to give this subject some attention
during the next tVo weeks"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-27

Fht, sag he's very philanthropic q"
'N"s indeed fir provides his em.
p'"Nes Nill everything except nv
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