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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-28
! TEA Ann COFFEE DRINKING :
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The British board OF trade has pub
liHh"d statistics IN reference 20 tho
consumption Of tea and coffee In 1909
and 1910 in the principal countries %
Europe. IN tas United states and in the
most important Of the British self
governing domlnions. with particulars
Of the chief sources OF supply.
The consumption Of tea in the Unit
cd Kingdom IN 1909 aggregated asa
$50. 600 pounds, and in 1910, 2ss,gss. .
600 pounds. The average consump-
ton per individual was Gao pounds ln
1910. ~ against 6.3I pounds in 1909
The consumption per individual. how
ever, IN 1909 tfiRures for 1919 are not
givenl was greater for both Australia
and New Zealand than for the Unit
ed Kingdom. being 6.Ss pounds and
7,fs pounds. respectively The aver
age consumption per individual In the
Dominion % canada IN 1903 was 4f3
pounds and In 1910. 4as pounds. In
ths Netherlands the average consump-
ton per individual In 1909 was i.5s
pounds. and In 1910 II was 400 pounds
lprovisionaD. In the German empire
and Luxembourg In 1908 the average
consumption per person was ~ OF a.
pound. and In 1910 IL was II. Of a
pound. In France in 1909 IL Was .07
OF pound, and Ia 1910. .O5 Of a
pound tprovlsionHD. In the United
States the figures were 1.2t pounds
in 1909 and so of pound In 1910.
The amount of tea rr-ex9orted from
tie United Kingdom In 1910 agRrc-
gated ts.isi.0oa pounds a. against
81 s67.ss3 pounds in 1903.
The consumption OF coffee In the
United Kingdom In 1910 was 2a.is5. .
GOO pounds. or an average OF G5 pound
% tn. individual. THis was slightly
lass than in 1909. when the average
consumption was 81 pound In al
most all other parts OF the British en-
plre there was less coffee consumed
per individual In 1910 than in 1909
In the latter year tstatistics are not
giycn for isi0l there was an average
consumption per individual in south
Africa, however. OF nearly seven
pounds.
The United states stood first in
1919. az u has for many years. In tho
matter OF cone consumption. the to-
tai amount being over s60.tIf.0OO
pounds. or an average OF a.3a pounds
per individual. The German empire
came next with s75.sS9.00o pounds. or
$50 pounds for each person The
greatest per capita consumption. how
ever. was in the Netherlands. where
the total amount of coffee consumed
In 1910 was about s0.00O. 0o0 pounds,
OF 1919 pounds g. the individual. In
Belainm the total consumption IN 1910
was si.sss .ooO pounds. or 1890
pounds per person. In France the
toial consumption was about 2f5,-
100000 pounds, or s.es pounds 90 the
individual, and IN Austria Hungary
tai.1fo.ooe pounds of coffee were con-
summed IN iaio. being an average con-
sumption 81 s.se pounds for each
person
The largest importations 80 conee
Ia Isio. ~ well as In 1903, were from
Brazil, Colombia. Venezuela. central
America, Mexico and the Dutch East
indies I3radstrrct's.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-28
WAS roo SWEET ON
BON-D0N GIRL
Son Of Mrs. Harry Lehr Taken
from Fair Havahd" for
Fear He Might Contract
Mesalliance, Dontcherknow

NeN York. No, gl.--i.ove OF John
". Dahigrcn. son Of Mrs. Harry Lehr.
tor . brown-cycd candy girl has cut
short his career IN Harvard unis erHity
Ne ID now In Fordham college. where
his relatives viii Keep sharp eve on
him
pahlEren, ~ YEARS Did, entered liar.
ward last scptcmbrr Dlhigrcn soon
found IL asreeable 10 go 90 the candy
store. not Tar from HIS quarters.
whore there was galaxy " pretty
girls doling out sweets
30 fer ana Dehlsrcn lose himself In
hls love for the nonbon girl that he
used to dream OF her over his stueies.
The owner OF ,ho candy shop called
on John y. Nolan. lIarvRrd's tutor, TO
say that Dahlnrcn's persistent wooing
upset tho discipline In the establish
,nont and that q, istcrfcr"d with trade
20 have one OF the candy CRIB con-
siantly being courted.
Nolan counscled DahlEren to get
down TO work and give up the candy
lass whcn the yonth scorncd the
advice the tutor wrote Mrs. iehr. who
was in Paris. Dahlgrcn was premp-
torlly taken out Of Harvard a week
ago and whisked to this city by his
grandmother. Mrs. DreNel. who found
~ place for him In Fordham.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-28

Lambs alleged ofrensc. said "As a
member OF the grand jury am say
lng nothing. but as a member u the
firm 90 Ford & Mailott have right
10 speak. In an open meeting Of the
board " public works ! accused \. "A.
Lamb OF accepting t35o from the
Komnolitc company for trip east.
he made no denial. and after the
meeting he told me he was paid more
than $3.50
Ford here read from section ~.
article Is Of the charter. which spe-
officially says that a SALARY shall be-
mid such officers as the clty archi-
tect, and makes Il wrongful for any
officer 10 accept Tor any purpose
whatever any monetary consideration.
except h. pay 4 over to the city treas
ury within twenty -four hours of its
receipt
Ford also quoted the sections ~ the
penal code which makcs VI felony
10 accept or pay a bride to a public
officer fixing the penaily ~ lmprison-
mont In state prison, = am not ans-
ious TO indici Lamb. but / am dosifous
Of breaking up this system of graft.
INK said Ford. "and because ! am
a grand Juror J see no reason WIZ II
Y should not bs cerrird 10 the attcn-
ton of the crane jury. In spite o. the
fact that the Arm ~ which / am -
member was Disseminated against by
Lamb"
Ford then rceiiea the varlnns stages
81 the bids for Flowing tho nov city
and county hospital. faylng that tho
lowest bidder was Disseminated
Rgainst. and that Lamb was sim max
ing an effort 10 use kompollie al the
hospital IN spite ~ the report 81 the
city chemist that Ford's preparation
stood tests better.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-28
An EXTINCT ANNA.

Here are some appIes---pippins. at
that-ot gold In pictures OF silver
from tho Manhattan Mercury The
girl OF sixteen thinks tho girl Of
twenty 10 nm old maid. the gIri Of
twenty thinks the Kfri Of twenty five
Is an old maid. the sirl OF twenty-five
thinks the girl of thirty Il an old
maid, the girl OF thirty thinks the
Girl 81 forty II AN old maid. and the
girl OF forty knows that the old maid
Ia an extino, species. belonging to for
mer times. The world Of today has
a place and work for the unmarried
woman. and woman with work 70
do never becomes superannuaied. The
poor old maid beiCngs 70 former
generation Of men"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-28
ECZEMA REMEDY ALSO
WASHES PIEspLES
AWAY

No remedy that We have ever sold
Tor Eczoma. ps0rianis. and all other
diseases OF the skin has given more
thorough satisfaction than tho y. y.
y. Prescription for Eczema.
A ssc trial bottle can he secured At
once.
Our patrons fInd that d. ID. ID not
only gives instant relief Go the itching
burning skin, quickly driving out all
the disease germs. hut II In also the
most delightful wash for the COM
plsxion they ever used. Absolutely
harmless ind pleasant 10 use. n. ID. ID.
cleanses The skin Of all minor impur-
Tiles, such as rashes and plmples. over
night ana leaves the skin clear and
smooth a. tina, Of a child.
Il u now generally known that
there 4 nothing that can equal D. ID.
y. as a household remedy for all skin
troubles. no matter what they are.
We. ourselves. are 80 fully convinc-
Cd Of the merits OF this wonderful
remedy TINT we win charge you noth-
Ing u the first full size bottle OF d. ID.
p. does not make good every claim.
Better drop IN and talk u over With
Us anyhow. .. n. Quietly co.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-28
THIRD DEGREE GETS
A HARD WALL0P
California Court Dcciarcs u WIN Not
~ Tolcsascd When brought 90 ~
tcnti0n of Court.

San francisco. calf. Nov 9s--Thc
state supreme court, In a decision yes
tcrday making ineffective confes-
sion wrung from prisoner laboring
under mcntsl stress and Characterised
The third degree" as an 'unwnrrant-
al assumption OF dominating and
brow beating attitude" which will not
be tolerated II brought TO the ntten-
tion 81 that tribunal. The decision IL
IN the case OF the stntc W. Agostin0
iiorello Of Amador county, who was
found guilty OF arson In 1905 IN the
superior court oi that county and who
lost his appeal IN the APPELLATE court.
l0relio WAS accused Of having hired
an unknown man To set fire 10 the old
Sunset house In Amador county Con.
ylction was secured mainly on q con-
feFaion.
lorelio's COUNSEL objected 20 the
admission a. evidence Of this confes-
zion ON the sroand that n was sccur-
I'd from the prisoner. who WINS badly
frightened By the threats and intimi-
tiatlon. The appellate court held
these Srounds ia be practically worth
less.
The supreme court, however In re-
versing the decision at the other two
and ORDERING new trial ~ norcllo.
with this confession omitted from the
evidence. had this 10 say.
IN a plain that the purportod con-
fcsNlon ~ norello was the result Of
threats. intimidation, coarse profaa-
ity, invectlye and mental cocrclon on
tho part Of the officers. something
which the law absolutely refuses to
countenancc."
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-28

csque Temple Priory" OF the now
cult. IN what was formerly the old
castle of werfcnstein. with which
many legends are connected and
mention OF witch IL made In tho Nib
elungenlicd. Here email commu-
nifty. headed BY Dr. >. l.. Won LicbcB-
fels. q German physician. prior OF
the temple" has Its home. 49, OK
plalned by Dr. Liebenfels. tho cult of
which he II the head and leader Gem
bincs In its tenets, art and scientific
educational instruction and race hy-
gicnlc idcaiization and ennobling %
the body. having for is object the
purity Of the blonde race Of men and
women
Onl, men and women Of tho strict
IS blonde type are in the community
ar are eligible. The members 81 the
cult must oblieate themselves 10 mar
~ only blondes" 20 promote the
beauty Of the blonde type In every
possible way through "hygicnlc body
culture. and SO aid blondes" In the
securing OF positions. snssssing them
In case OF need or Illness. and In all
act 81 Kindness or charity 20 give
preference 20 the blonde" type. The
private cnit. explains the prior. ''con-
eists ~ scientific prrccpta combined
with art. which are impressed upon
the mind and soul through a symbols
teal llturay
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-28
- asfH
- THIS tn ~ \ BAHisEN
CENTURY

pr ingc. the deun ~ - pauis
cathedral In London. hes the blues
Whenever he contemplatcs the pres.
.ni century Science IL edvancine.
bu, nothing .ls- -, nut Dr. InEe bc.
comes IN. aioomiest when he com
pares this century with the proceed
Ing one aud thc great victorians
which u brought forth When he
contcmplntes the difference ne SEES
signs Of exhaustion. He sees staEna-
tion m rthlcs. philosophy, literature
and art. lie cRlls aloud for men that
measure up to the distinguished VIC
torlsns OF the dead and gone cen-
ufS. No Napoleon or Tennyson. or
Ituskin. OF carlyle. OF Darwin. or
Thackeras appears.
But Dr inge IL very previous. 20
use little slang THIS century Is In
lis infancy. and Dr. inge does not
know what 3, viii be when u has
reached ~ last quarter. for u was
IN this last quarter OF the nineteenth
century that lie greatest achieve
neuts came.
The truth seems to be that this
century will he more devoted 10 eco
romics and social reforms than 10
philosophy, literature and art II
may not be a. brilliant aa the nine
seenth century. but II viii be mere
practical in la charities II may do
more for the oppressed and depress-
ed. u may do vastly more In bring
inR IN polislcaI liberty and equality,
Tho mum Der Of republics II incregs-
inr. and II CHINA should become q
republic even pr. inge would be
puzzled 10 find IN the century he ad-
mlres an event ~ equal Significance
and humanity The world viii be
humaniscd IN the twentieth century
even " no rivals of the victorlans
appear The century IL still Young
and pr inge should not Judge II in
~ earliest days
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-28

Elimination ana deduction theories
la thu matter 81 running down ana
capturing thieves and otaeY vioiators
OF the law are q Few OF the features
~ be- shown detectives In a series OF
moving picturcs the nrst OF which
win De shown nj police headquarters
this afternoon With Lieutenant Joseph
Faurot. head of the criminal identih-
cation. bureau, actinE as teacher and
exhibitor
zach lesson will last one and hair
hours. beginning % o'clock cach AT
tcrnoor. 50 that they viii not inter-
fers with police duty. Not only viii
the lectures have to do With portraits
and how 20 pick OF criminals. but they
nlso viii eiucidaic the mysteries OF
the FINGER print system. 81 which Lieu
tenant Faurot a the Acknowledged cN-
pert In this country. several Of the
lessons will have to do with the pres
crvation Of the anTer prints until the
exhibits can he photographed to aid
the police
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-28
NEW REGULATIONS
FOR j. s. ARMY
ARE IN Use
Cadets at Roswell Military
Institute Begin Work I'm.
der Tactics Which Cut Out
Dress Parade Features.
(nosN cn RcaIa,er.rrlbune.l

Many persons unfamiliar with
army matters a. moi know now
Uncle Ram prov,sss nor uniformity
and exactness IN the drilling az his
soldiers
Tbe .xplici, directions for everv
nt,vement OF soldi.r snund com.
pnny. battalion ana regiment are set
forth In tbs Infantry brill ner,,ie-
t,ona.' az the ,fn,,ed states army All
formatlons not embraced In these al.
rections are prohibited. ana every
,uilitia national unard ana n,ilisary
school In the United states uses this
little book Az lis hthie az fnr ms drill
A concerned
The cadets of IN. Now Mexico Mil.
tary institute. becou. as familiar with
its details as tho Officers al thr rer.
ular army t,..letes ,hnorhinr a
upon tho drlu around through dav
after dnV Of constant renet,tton IA Il
studied The second cias. AVERAGES
two hours a veek unon 4, 10, nine
months. Thcn the first class nncs
over the sanc course meain until
everv cadet ofucov knows MIS- .sar.
tirs" frayn covev 40 cov.r \, 4. This
Familiarity with army dl.eiallne and
IN. rrar,,cai annllcn,ior- ~ 4, uh,rb
makes the Graduates IRON, tho school
Z n atstirenlsl,.a tn.,i,,,lon, elintbi.
"a second lieutruants IN the regular
array
Tn. war aenartmens hn. recently
ts.,,.a IN. NOV, tactics This en-
hrore. a.. first nlternat,ons ssncs
| ta0a There are mani minor ebanacs
| ana .or,c radical ones me Cadet
hcrnn hurting them into eSccutIon
,n,,,ca,.t,.lv ana are ALREADY using
~ ,c,,. ,nnxemen,s
Tn. nr,ncInal tdea az IN. entire
| cha,v. s..,,,s 10 ~. thta, To mini
| ,,,t~. ,ha nu,si, dt.rin,lnarx ar,lis
a.d tnc,.as, a. s,,r ns noas,hls ,he
,rac,iral f,.id 1aork In technical
,.r,,s ,hos. a,. ,es,oc,t,et, ..r,os..
ga ax,a,s,a ,rdcv ;,
pam. rorma,Ion .on,ra ~ fire
an, uae Of cover and IN. Intelligent
co.onaYa,Io, AZ subordinat, cam
,,,,,,aors .r. ,horouehlv .runhasix.d
e,,.. ~ ~. cios, o,d.r ,nrr,atIo,,s
n.y., ha,c .holt.n.a .,,ty.iV ana onc
-, 49,. 80 o,.,s s,,ns,t,u,cd All nm
n.c.ssa,y commend. have h.cn dis
n.,.ea Win N,so more are 1--WE
ehar,.. In Inc nnnp,nl az arms In
| ,.r'.as,rc H. ,al,,c ~, ai.ciplln. and
la,r,,av nnrnasea rho duties Of the
eornorai t,yho commands SQUAD ~
..,.r mon, are Increased More re.
.,ona,b,l,,les AZ. resolved upon him
"a a.. o,hep ,on.co rn,nlasioned 81.
urars
4 For ,ns,ance. when deyeloplng for
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-28
TIM Rrp CROSS srAMr~.

" IL within the power 81 every
man, woman and child IN Albuqacr-
que 10 aid great and noble cause
at this srasen---a cause In which the
people of this city and state are in
irrcntcd far more than ,hose Of most
other communities in the United
stHies
me Red cross stamps are within
the reach Of everybody. and every.
body should buy them as their
means will permit Every penny ex-
pended for one OF these stamps goes
"a AID In one OF the greatest battles
ever wRacd In the interest Of hui
tnAnlty. the nght to conquer the
drchd plague which has taken more
lives than all the wars In which the
country has ever been engaged. Sure
~ IL " worth white 20 be a soldier
In such an army and help. in what
ever way Is Possible, 70 exterminaic
such a foe.
The efforts OF shc American Anti
Tuberculosis league FOR several years
past are too weli known to require
any comment The success OF those
efforts has surpassed the fondcst
dreams Of the unsclfish men and
women who have siven 70 probably
OF their time and labors In this great
Humanitarian work. A. result OF
their activities tuberculosis has been
taken definitely out OF the class Of
incurable diseases and the door Of
hops and usefulness has been opened
10 millions ~ men and women whose
only prospect hitherto had been one
~ linsrrins torture and certain
death
IN. work 81 lighting this dread
enemy OF mankind n necessarily one
which can not be allowed TO stop. u
H. work which expands and grows
In opportunities Cor good M ~ goes
on. The education OF the masses In
the necessity and means ~ tskina
preventive measures 90 Huard against
tuberculosis has oniy fairy 'Desun.
rho continued prosecution Of this
campaign OF education is q matter OF
vital importance not only 90 those
who stand In need o. education on
the subject. hut To all those with
whom they come In contact. which
means every man. woman and ohiid
h the United states.
II IL unnecessary 20 call attention
10 the peculiar interest which this
movement has Tor ihe people Of Az
bnauerquc. The large number ~
people who have come to this city
so gain relief from tuberculosis and
WIN are either temporarily OF per-
manrntly located among us makes "
imperative that every citizen should
he az all times alert ana should.
from practical as well as senti-
mental standpoint. exert his best ei-
forts TO aid in this efea, fiEht.
nuy thr Red Cross stamps. nuS
a. many az you can. but you can't
AFFORD many. AZ least buy one. You
can not tell how much good thai one
penny may DO.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-28

John D. Rockefeller. Jf., called 1t
the tax department yesterday To swear
OF part Of the Y million dollars per-
sonnl tax that mas been assessed upon
him, He told the commissioner mat
the yEluc Of his personal property In
this city was ssoi.feh. and that the
greater par, Of shis sum was In bonds
upon whirh other taxes are paid. Hus
as Mr.. Rock.fclleg had failed 90 COM
ply with ihe new law for the regis
tering Of bonds h. will hnve a. pay
taxes upon them.
W X. Vanderbilt, who was asscss-
ed on personal property to the amount
Of million dollars. s~ore on yester-
day as resident uf Oakdale. Long
Island, Who hrs registered his bonds.
Mrs. Vanderbilt, who was assessed
on 5000, coo neronai properly, has
agreed 10 pa, ON sa00. 600.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-28
BLONDES WILL WED
ONLY BLONDES

Berlin. Nov. 2s.-- Real blondes. ~
the golden hair reach blossom com.
pleSion ana sks.hlue ewes type 81 tho
noveliHis. who. according 20 the men
Of science are rapidly being crowded
of the earth by their more ageres
sivc dark-eyesl sisters 81 tho NUT
brown hair" ana ''raven treH@es" va
riety. are not ~ become extinct A
new cult and community. havina for
Us object race cuhufc 1T the pure
blonde and liaht.ryed type. has been
discovered Just across The German
frontier In upper Austria Il calls
ITSELF the 'New Templar commun-
ity"
High az on this top Of q procipl-
tous granite elf overlooking the
beautiful Donau river IL the pie,ur-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-28

uh, we'll, a special train would
have been more sociabic. hut the New
Mckee delegate win all Ke, 90 Chi
cago neverthclcss. ana chicago viii
know what Il ~ TO have some good
people In her midst when they get
there.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-28

nh. yes. We have snow occaslonal-
~. Just 60 please those misguided
visitors who like to sentimcntaiisc
on IL beauty. but the sunshine II just
around the corner. aud iis genial RAYS
viii s1on come forth TO proclaim
anew that the climate Of New Mex
leo Is the most glorious ana hospl-
table IN an The world
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-28

First honots IN ~" International
contest az IN. horse show last night
went Ia Ensland. the FIRST victory for
that nation this year. More than
ats charger took the Jumps. two
abreast. and the winners were
Naughty Percy, ridden by Lieutenant
Walter brooks. Yorkshire Light an
fantry. and Harmony. ridden ~ COL
onei T. A. kenna. second honors al.
80 went to England. while Canada
captur,d third and fourth.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-28

ii'r - cinch that the PrinE Joachim
and her little oid wreck would never
nave gotten more than couple 81
lines In the press dispatches had she
not had on board that prinz OF
wreckers. William Jennings Iiryan.
Who win derry that IL pays to adyer-
fIacY
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-28

We don't enthusc any too much
over the beautiful SNOW. but n il viii
only remind the ,ardy shopper that
Christmas ~ ON thc way and coming
fast h VIII Undoubtedly have accom-
pliHhed nolile purpose.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-28

The returns yesterday show that
the Chinese regeluticnists lost few
Of the oasiying precincts. hut We are
still banking on a bis majority for
them in the final count
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-28
FRISCO ARCHITECT TOOK
BRIBE Is CHARGE

san Francisco, calf. Nov ss "A
special session of the hoard OF public
works was called yesterday 10 con-
slider with "a committee OF the grand
Jury certain accusations against CT,
Architect Arthur II. Lamb. owing e
the fact that Chairman Sloss Of tbs
grand jury's committee ON the hoard
OF works vas unable 10 attend. Pres
ldent Casey announced the adjourn
ment Of the Inquiry unit some time
that has yet 20 ~ set. casey said
that he was unable 20 TX a date. as he
must first ind out when u would bs
convenient for the committee Of she
strand hiry "a meet.
W. ~. smith, representing Arthur
a. Lamb. asked u specific charges
had been filed against his client. aud
was informed by Casey that they had
net. There had been general cFiti-
cism, but no specific charger
Tho following resolutions had been
adopted hy the grand Jury. and a copy
was sent TO the hoard Of public works;
whereas. II has been brought to the
attention 81 tac grand jury that GER
tain public officials and employees IN
the department % tho board Of pub
lie works and the city aFchnecta o.
nee have received ana accepted Ger.
tain arttuitica from a certain hlddcr
on composition flooring and esrtnln
bidder on railway supplies. Il " heres
By unanimously
Resolved by the Grand jury Thai
Tie accepting ~ graiuities by public
officials and employees ls IN violation
~ the charter and Of various sections
" the penal code and IL a menace "a
the proper conduct " pahllc BUSINESS
Now, therefore. Il u ihr sense 10 the
Grand Jury that auch precllcce be and
are condemned.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-28

The official count viii necessarily
be SLOW. but We viii have the salts
faction 81 knowing that no man Will
be- allowed TO hold office by virtue
Of arithmetic
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-28

What's the use waiting until iurs
before Christmas 10 do your shop-
PIMA You've got 10 buy anyhow.
md the sooner YOU 40 :, she quicker
you'I be over with Il.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-28

~ the completely Of the womeh ~
ne community In the outrage he to,
a ei' rot affect the general statis
~ things. I; would take more than
one tar party 10 affect the faith Of
maa IN he inheren, goodness pnl
ioVclncss OF woman.