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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-06-16

Three doctors were operating on a
man for appendicitis. After the oper.
alton was completed one of the docto IS
missed n small sponge. The patient
was reopened, the sponge found w.iA
in and the man sewed up again I'm
media1efy the second doctor missed a
needle. Again the patient was open.-,;
and closed, Then the third docto
missed a pair of scissors. Genie.
men," said the victim. as they were
about to open him up again. for hesE
ems sake. if you're going TO keep tn :
up, put buttons on me-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-06-16
A Charming Woman.

is one who is lovely in face, form, mind
and temper. But it is hard for a wom-
an to be charming without health. A
weak. sickly woman will be nervous
and irritable. Constipation and kid
ney poisons show in piInples, blotches.
skin eruptions ard yretched com
pltxion. But Electric Bitters always
prove a godsend TO women who want
health, beauty and friends. They reg
ulate stomach, liver and kidneys, pur-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-06-16
saueY.


Hear the motorcycle chug
AS 1t sputters down the SIRE
Like a large, ferocious bug
That a man OF two might eat
Such a noisy chatterbox,
You can hear II on the way
For a half a dozen blocks
AS 1t sputters out its say.
II a thing inanimate
Ever could be charged with spit,
Filled with envy. malice. hate
And IN manners take delight
It's the motorcycle then
That would this description ne
As defiance 70 all men
II continues to emit.
Seems 20 challenge any one
To a foot race or a fight,
Barks at every mothers son.
They're In luck II doesn't bite
Full OF buster. noise and braR,
Telling all to clear the way.
II they'd rather chew the rag
It's as heavy on that lay.
One who wants 10 slip a wink
AS It clatters down the pave
Always has another think.
lie can stay awake and rave.
Never does II make hit
As IL cutters up the air.
If you are not riding Il
1t win drive you 10 despair
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-06-16

In the days of "49' in California,
the vigilance committee was regard
ed as necessary TO protect organized
society from lawlessness/ The do
fngs of these bodies have furnished
food for many a story and many a
thrilling drama. So much for the
border states. Now the citizens of
North Chicago are planning a vigil
lance committee TO protect the wo-
men of the city from thugs. That
doesn't appear to so dramatic,
does it?
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-06-16
June I6 in American
History

1777-British army under General Bur-
goyne advanced on Lake Cham
plain against the colonial forces at
Crown Point and Ticonderoga.
1SS6-Edwin Percy Whipple, author.
died; born 1919.
1908-Bill admitting Oklahoma to
statehood became a law.
1910-John Austin Stevens, historian,
founder and first president of Sons
Of Revolution. died; born 1927.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-06-16

Governor Deneen will accept no
compromise as to the ultimate depth
OF the waterway bill Even the plans of
the governors closest aids are re,
jected. There does not seen to be any
harmony food at Springfield this year
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-06-16

Down in New York a little tribe OF
Indians is holding it's 939th annual
reunion. The tribe has occupied 80
acre tract since the year 100. The
members would have had more land
by this time if they had been as en-
ergetic and ambitious as some Amer
lean families whom it is not necessa. =
10 name
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-06-16

Lame shoulder is almost invariably
caused by rheumatism Of the muscles
and yields quickly 10 the free appli-
cation Of Chamberlain Liniment.
This Iiniment is not only prompt and
sffectual. but in no way disagreeabIe 70
use. Sold By all druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-06-16

The first splash of the special ses.
sion in the deep waterway makes rea
sonable an augury that before +de
swimming season ends there will be
some political bathing suits badly rip
ped. Prejudice rather than SQUAD
judgment is obviously going to in
fiuence the action of many of the
members of the house, if not the sen
ate.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-06-16

The reciprocity bill is in a fair way
TO win out. The only matter to be
settled is who will get the glory of
passing.it Like most Of the troubles
in life. the difficulty is In awarding the
medals to the heroes.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-06-16

work It has published a book of
rules In 10 different languages tell
ing the workmen what to do to pre-
vent accidents.
The company is Interested In
preventing accidents, Of course;
the relations between capital and
labor are indescrfbably fairer all
around then they were before
capital began its new en1ight-
ened policy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-06-16

If@John w. Gates wants TO continue
his story about the steel trust there
are the cards of a number of gentle
men from the magazines on the tray.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-06-16

Now is the time for all good men
to-re5oice that some progress has been
made in shortening the working day
for women.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-06-16
Her ReNenna.

"Mrs. Brown has got divorce"
"You surprise me"
at is a fact"
'Why did she do It when she knew
that he was just crazy to marry a wo-
man she hatesY
That's why"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-06-16

For services rendered the steel
trust Mr.. Morgan charged and receiv-
ed s$12S, 100000. Thus he again saved
thescomtry.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-06-16
Served the Purpose.

"Did you notice his table mannerst
"Who could help itr'
weren't they something awfuiT'
Eyes. but he won't starve to deatf
with them"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-06-16
Quito a Force In Itself.

az had seven ancestors who fought
in the Revolutionary war"
Indeed"
"Yes, sir, seven Of them"
"Did they have any help?'
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-06-16
Periodically.

"she gave him a cool reception"
'How did it affect himr"
"He was hot about It"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-06-16
CAUGHT at II.

1.-THE die is cast" the person said,
But soon his pill was more than bitter
Down came the cops and caught him fast.
For he was but a counterfeiter.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-06-16
Fixing II For Him.

81 always lose my bets"
''rhen why don't you always bet tns
other wayT"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-06-16

When you talk to yourself you give
very little information.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-06-16

Every time you really boost yourself
you knock your enemies.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-06-16

Somebody ought to speak TO Oppor-
tunity about her detestable habit of
going round losing herself.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-06-16

The man who was licked doesn't see
what the row was about anyway.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-29
pNST nm, LIMIT

Jesus nomcrp p president cot the
Progressive Republican lo8gu, ct
Sew MrNico an organization Vhlch|
numbers among be- no. MIXERS such com
rHu"us opponents of Hnpd govern
m,nt ns Herbert uaEcrmnn.
.GUorgo " prucHard. Richard ii
Hapuu and MiRpgi i. Ote-o. AZ i'm.
posing hRury in the army nf good
.Fo,'rnmcn% h Mr. Romerc.
H'f"rt Hall b. nn iilterats negro.
0t.w'he who was convicted few
H'0t tsp 90 an assault upon white.
"uuau ana sentenced To term OIL
iWp sentiment ia the Bornalilo county
4 IlL which Is IN the official custody "f
Jesus Romero. president of the Pro-
rr,s.Ar Hcpabiican leaRuo %. nfor'-
uIH t.r, und"slrpble otigou bel
! u.rpo' nam
Tu,rr ls law on the stntutc.books
lnf N,R MEXICO making ~ u felony for
|, convicted prisoner 90 attempt 10
| vote ut an election during The term
of iIs sentence and making IL equally
ID '..Hrr for Auy other person 10 pro-
ou.. ,4rh prisoner to vote at an
| ,I,.ttou Herbert HALLS sruton"e viii
no. expire until after November :.
| uu Friday. October 81. Herbert
IHuu. Uuerutu convict. Was taken from
IN, county j0u hy a deputy OF Jesus
| k,mrrr. president Of The Progressive
IP,,ubll.un league. and after having
Ipt'u % Wait Co the place of business NJ
| Alfred Gruusfcld. another eminent eX-
| p.u,ut u' good government the two
Ir,ralred o. tho drugstore Of y. Ruppc,
ln.l very progressive in this cam
paIgn. shrr, Herbert Han. unable q"
IUrtc DTS oan n0m, was registered
D., sn, uf Mr.. Hupp'F clerks in IN"
presence of the deputy -shorin
| To make a long story short tho
lprpilcnt OF tho Republican Progress
is.ye league. through one Of his fnith-
Im deputies was caught cd-hauded
n the act of registering a conylct un.
ldcr hciitioua name. ana no man oi
ordinary intelligence doubts that ii
WAS tho fuil intention OF the prosi-
dent ~ the Republican Progressive
lloaguy 90 commit felony on Novam-
her los procuring this iiliicrutc nc-
gro go east AN Illegal vote FOR en-,
continuation In office of Jesus Romero
and ni. good government" admins
traiion ot the office 81 sheriff
Jesus Romcro has carried off many
high-handcd things during his incum'
hrncy uf the office % sherin Of Ber'
rnlulo county. but in this last outrage
10 will nnd that there is q limit be-
ond Narh even the president ~ the
Progressive Republican league caI
not 60
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-29
NNTHNN JNFFN. HFpt BliCAN.
. .srtp. ou,trnlu A. eru.nt .,f Hon A,thah

I Tin. amrrniuc ernnt pf -HOn NtthaA
Jafla that h. viii heartily support
the ticket nominated by the kcpuh'
lican convention accustomed no SUR
prise tu those who know that ster-
Inns Republican Thst he would do
otherwise has never entered the
minds 1T any save the little band ~
hushwhucls,r. who from the begin
ming Of thu campaign have "udonvor-
ed 60 mlslrad the public into the be-
lief that the hybrid ticket nominated
a. santa Fe had following among
men who are Republicans from prin'
ciple.
Mr. Jafh Was q candidate Tor the
guhrrnaturiW nomination at the
hands of the Las Vegas convention,
ana had strong following among
the delegates who constituted tha'
body \ majority of tic convention,
however. NeTe tn favor oi thv nomi-
nation of Holm %. Bursum, and Ma
than Jaffa. like tho loyai Republican
that he H.. bowed 10 the viii at that
ma ority
As before stated, Mr. Jaffa's dc.
clnrntion OF hts intention 10 support
the nominees of the Las Vegas con-
vcntion gives no occasion for sur
prize. II II gratifying, however. 81
| that IL will silence the siily lies tha'
have sough, 10 place him IN th'
category OF those disappointed ion'
hunters VINO. failing to realize theii
am bitiups for nomination TO office
have gone over TO tho fr"c-woo
party.
The Republicans of Ncw Mckee
| viii not fau Ia recdgniz IN" stnuncl
| loyalty of Nnthan Jafia, and 20 i
sale 10 say that he will set De- the
recipient ~ high honors "a The handl
at his party
" the Journal Democrat will Kind
| IA, aavote the anu. gousidpyHtr at,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-29

adopted, and tho Republican marty
sent b,fof, th, people.
ttrrbrrt D Hug'ruHu. co.. ii..rlIIi.
90 ov.pu.,Iu1r g. whom we bay.
ierr'd. tHen made mistake that if
NOT Uncommon with smau men -,ot.
Iug tl conceal his own NAL .odnruua
record. DO, undertook Goo assal the
personal ana prttt. honesty of th"
Republican nominee. not rcalIyinE ihHI
The pfopi, would Inevitably Wtost.
gate tho truth of hIH charge and
nnnlygc 'h, motiyef which lny behind
them -Hriokur good ossrnm,ut
nt tb. topuf his voice. 10 never occur
rod f1 him that th, voters would r.-
m,unrr the vicious government which
De- hId personally cVrmpiinrd ami
iudRr mis- sincerity accordingly
And vino was ihr man nut up 'u
help Mr. iipRermau vent his Spleen
against " - Bursum7 W e. Me-
Donald. ihc representative ~ several
british corporations holding leases pn
enormous tracts Of public land and a..
ro.uy interested .u securing leases
uu HII larger tr1rt--a man whose
personal interests. political financial
Hnd otherwise are directly opposed
90 those uf tbr small hom" builder Co
whom the now stat. must look FOR ts
future pro-perit, Because Do had mo-
previous political rceord N was COM
toIyrd thr best run 90 mise his cislc0.
ipr office ON tHc sole ground ,hgti b.
had mover been detected In gWeiaI
dishonest,
Both men went before tho peopir
Holm ~. uursum toid th. nlsip nm.
vornithrd truth, ana han mot win ihs
apontHn'ous outhurst-F,f pubIip conn.
"oncc which s 3f0n,s accorded d
man IN "h"s" 'ygf tao light OF SINGER,
by shines andFin Whose voice is ih,
r.nE "I lFVrh aud honesty W O
l'"n'''i loo one ~ the FIRST speeches
Hl"u''' n the campaign. made q state.
h'F 30 in regard Co. his holding ~ pub
~ lana which was proven py Tire rce'
/ ords Ca hpv, been q deliberate false
| hood
| Holm - Bnrsum ~ marching ri.
lumphpntly 10 certain election. W. g
| Mcdonald is l.mplnr lamcly over th'
state trying 20 get away from his owl
record 90 deceit ana dishonesty
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-29
DENO "a NTS NCK NOwIEUGE
UIylst'pI.ItAN FITNESS

The nominations for district judges
and district attorn,ys have been an
mad. aud the New Mexican N pleased
tu note that except FOR two notori.
ousls unfit nominations hy the IA.
slontHts Tor the supreme court All the
nominations appear 20 be Of high
order although tho Republicans have
tho best uf &c. both ~ 20 calibcr aud
reputation OF the men they have
nominated That this is acknowl-
edged even by the Democrats Is mani
ifost from the fact that Ia the Sc,-
cnth judicial district composed ~
the counties of Socorro. Nalenvia AMI
sierra they endorsed the Repuhr-
can nomineoa. that Ia the First dis
iriet composed Of santa Fc. Rio Ar
riha ana san Juan counties. they
were unable ca ind any one % run
armust thp Rspuriiran candidates,
al that they admit the defeat of their
caudi1aten except in the Firth and
Sixth districts and that. even there
tho Republicans have winning
chance because % the excellence of
tho Republican nominations But.
taken altogether, The elective system
Tor the Judiciary has panned out bet
'sr than 81 had been anticipated. NJ
least m this. ihe first state election
in NeU Mcxico Santa Fe New Mex
trau
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-29
WR|GHTS..RETURN TO
DAYTON, OHIO
Confident That They Have
Demonstrated Possibility Of
New Craft; Dayton Just As
Good As Carolina.

Kiu Dcvu Hu. y e.. oct o. pr-
y;ilc Wright has PRACTICAL, decided
to abandon thr experiments which be
has been making her. with gliding
machine IN the hope ui dis'oN.tiue
an automatic method 81 preserving
the equilibrium of heavier thau-nir
flying machines Iii record hrvak
iug test yesterday. when De- remain.
"a virtually stationar} IN The ar fer
ncarl, ten minutes. convinced him
that the development ~ aviation de-
pended alrtost completely on ercat-
~ knowledge of air currents and
greater SKIN in mcoting such c1ndl-
tions
"Anywa, Doe said "onr expert
ments can be- carried ON iusi as wen
go Dayton. o.. us herc.
In Wow ut this unexpected decision
of Mr. Wrfht IL is believed that the
tests her, VIII end saturday. when
the glider Niu be shipped hHck to
| Dayton
\ frW years aRo am energetic r''
porter who had concealed himself
among tho s0ndhlis ou thr North
Carolina shore tor tho purpose of
making notes On tho nNius expert
ncnts of Wilbur ana prvili, Wright
saw the flights thHt demonstrated t9s
practical qualities of tine heavier
| than-air mnrh inp To-day thuFe sam,
snndhiils are the thvatgr of nov
serica OF experiments by tin sam"
gcniuscs and the reporters VINO are
| clever enough io worm th"mscltos
within slghi oi lhr tacitum inventors
from Dayton are quite likely 10 De-
RECALLED with tho grratest thriii ~ all
The Wrisnis arr not satisfied With
the laurcls thes gained, ThC iutrnh
TO make tho teroplnn" machine
without serious dotoets Th'y are
going Go gNr b the semc FlihinF
propcrtios that enable bird 90 soar
through tho air with miuiWnu ul
! power. The acropianc ~ TODAY t
not goud soaring machine When
us power stops " is at tho mercy "'
the winds Also. too much p"Wer Do
required tu run h. The aviation. t0"
must br an export cpihhrist and
much of his attention must bo given
ito keeping bis machine balanced wiid
mis- body us wen as with th" device.
that regulate thg angles uf the PLANES
These things The wughw intcnd o.
mend Thcl have gone about tA"'i
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-29

tn. ' % @ sn " Tsr ,' re" % s S %'" S
% % $ ] g sa "a %s a.s's. If
law ana OF ",r , q" sovsn"rn, mm" nav ,a nrs, S
oS interests q the ,si N, DeopS ,r.,,
anrc departure ana formed
ncse proposed radical Oa in
or effect oi'houdtuoouce the economic system
@ ss instance s oggo" o, ''s s ssg SS s
holders the uOreaonns esetselc clement the
an government of
Dsn '' TO S%'c ~re ic'd-doS to 'Ss Of
eie".n, o ban great racs and among those who
of ss @" an" ' Scm m Hsar 'la Of n"ope ~1o BY
nor Shortcomings render stable soycrncn, impossible ~
be ana s @ his sona e %" , Win H me love OF a
POSSIBLY sn "y reach "nS nfamc are deferred from
chno tho government under the Fuo OF being pfoare
wen be said he nrorre.sss 10
uosh many a :" me system Of soySr%%" ana Of aS~E M
economic qns'n' during me ' NV Ne ~%l ~ ' S o1se
9 MARI o " Grounds ,Sa ISser%an SaG involved him
questionable land transactions ana by his lack Of cal,
proven himself on "uo.aisroc,or, Noa
S. ] Nm m. ss sa s,s IN. s1"s s. roosevelt l. s
asnn 'oy.s G party 5nS ans s fe opens , "''' "
%1 t"r To- p@r,ano nrEuo
%"u in nus the prosreyc n Mryca
holder in Hcpo5cSn unui few
nar'eoan, coon,s oss acr
| M
Thcn ionnr force. Democratic party party
plunder ruined
a n
/ Hauna AT II.
/ \ few words i sal - Wit
lie has
been
appointed because well known h has mental al
hatrcds aud spite
Inc "a
this HaEerman himself who when ne was soycrn' an
ehang'd his mind al h last minute for reasons ne r. not
/ statu 81
i ticket Of
and
lhmsc hi stone office and Tor revenge
Mo Pchad
tie psfian epue~n New Mexico and aor general IN.
Ibe
libel and secured award OF damages against
Like lost Las
Il Is
fight for integrity good government The word
personal fight
revenge Office that Is the most dssracc event in the history OF
d this territory
harm that false ana cnarts
upon citizenship thar Ia equal does not excel that 81 any stare III
II do these honest thinking
believe they fool thin
into chronic holders New
Mexico rad
II Iook progressive
n
onk the
n
lin a. OF oye
al REPUBLICAN PARTY Is the PARTY PROGRESS AMI
PROSPERITY THE REPUBLICAN, PARTY STANDS UPON ms RECORD
Il tnton the Republican course everybody
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-29
RrTnosprCTIoN,

% is doubtful ir the history Of
American politics can fnrnisl; paral-
~ to M, campaign which hns been
.aged in Sow Mrxion this FAN against
tho candidacy Of u, O Bursum
MIR. Bursum has spent the besH
wears Of his NE IN New Mexico All
90 mis- splendid energies have been de-
voted 10 building up mo state and io
g.. ,l.g.ng rs resources A Republic
can hr principle. his political actiVi-
lies have been directed IS the success
1T that party. and his administrative
genius IS such that his party aFsoci'
lics have turned 10 him IN every po-
itical emergency for counsel ana AID
Tho succoss ~ the Republican party
In Nsw Mexico has been due more
go his unselnsh devotion and admir-
.thl. latent for organization than "a
any other one agency.
I, was natural. therefore that IN
selecting their candidate for thg FIRST
governor OF the new state. tho Re-
publicans ~ N"w Mexico should turr
90 Mr. Bursum 49, their loader ~
great was the demand FOR his can
didacy from the masses of the par2
that his nomination by the las Nega'
convention by an overwhelming ma
iorlty was conceded long before th'
convention met, AZ this juncturc th'
people were presented with the re-
innrkable spectacle of an alleged re-
publican who entertained personn
erudgo against Mr. Bursum--n for
mer governor Of New Mexico who had
mon removed from Office by the pres
ident OF the United states for guilt
connection with land fraud--an at
tcrly dlscrcdited politician who car
not command the support Of hls owl
personal employees serving notice 81
the party that in the event Of Mr aur
sumo nomination he would lead a re-
olt from the organisation and hhdc
take 20 defeat his election.
Tho natural thing happened tn
threat aroused recruitment inst"ad o
fear. Mr. Bursnm was nominated,
vigorous declaration 81 principles wa
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-29
rIIr III,sr yoTi

ScNi tu selecting the right Kind of
a wife there b. scarcely n}thiug sol
Important to young man as srlvct-
ing thr right kind ni political u1ii-
ations
MANY Young men In NrN Mexiro
VIII cast Their first vote On the ith
day of November u hehoovos th,U,
II they would got the right start on
the pathway ot citizenship, 90 look
carefully into thr claims uf the pau-
didates for office ana 20 pass INTEL
ligenily ON the mcriis of the pint
forms Of tho two parties before that
vote is cast.
A party that b. not based ON dot-
mite principles nt government mas no
right 20 exist Rcforc ynu cast that
first vote. young man, see what IN"
Republican party stands for what u
has done for the countr, what il
proposes 10 do TOR the welfare OF the
people Compare rs record with
that ~ the Democratic puriy as 20
achievement and as to thu basic prin-
ciplos on which " is founded. Ask
| Yourself whether IS policy in regard
"a The protection ui American indus-
try and American labor u more sound
than the Democratic theory al free
trade Examine iir platform. Lay
| that platform side hv side with the
| Democratic platform and compare
the two In the matter of detiniteness
and apparent sincerity
Compare the candidates for office
! Consider their affiliations Find out
~ any OF them are connected Witt in
forests inimical 90 the welfare of the
small home-bullder upon whose pros
porlty that ~ New Mexico Is 80 de-
pendent Ascertain which of the as
pirants for high office have labored
most consistently for the unbuildini
of the community, and which ar'
bound By Ties oS self-lnterest to out
side parties who are endenNoring e
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-29

work with tho same nileni deteTmipa-
tlpu that marked their first conquest
Hnd thor' BIZ vtrt reason to believe
thot win hc successful IN" public
has nrm mith in these typical young
American inventors practical prod
unts Of the Workshop instead OF the
-chuulruom Their very silence IN
the face az aduintion. and their
steady refusal to heed what Kipling
cnlls the instauts dole OF praise.
nave contributed not e little To Keep
public Hith alive Most of the indi-
yiduai prophecies viii be sadly astray
lf the Wriahts ga their present sXprr-
ment. do no. succeed IN greatly en-
laYRiug the niche they hay" wrought
tor Themselves in the hall 81 fame
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-29

exploit the resources pf Sew MryI.l
i"I th'lt prrsuuul profit
Above au tbiuEf. IuuK into ti. u
certify ut tho mon Nhu are asking 'NI
you suitcase 4 man who HII N'
tn sou o. unit 90 hold url nNI.u
though Doc protest uuul Docs 's BLOCK
ln tho face that ho faVor- good gu't
rrumont man vho will look ton
straight iu the ,3c ana toll sou tnr
truth deserves your confidence Jon
FpIt" OF ail she SANDER tnpt tom
thousand uuck.rnking utNs pHuura
s1u heap upon MIN
Dhooet carefully Young mHu