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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-16
the same thing after visiting Toxic

the same thing after visiting Toxic
only once.
NJ, Dantchenko has met many people;
he has met college boys. male and fe-
male students, aud all have asked him
questions about Tolstoy. If a French
man had travelled through the coun-
try some years ago just as many peo-
pie would have asked him about Zola
would ask him ABOUT Anatole France
l.cmaitrc and Hostand The same PEG
pie would naturally expect an English
man TO speak of Iiipling or Bernard
Shaw and an Italian OF Annunzio and
Pogazzaro. b
One cannot say that Tolstoy and
Russian literature have conquered Jap
an. though one Nigh, he tempted TO-
pressed his opinion in this form ]
would hardly have dared contradicted
him.
His just and sincere admiration OF
has carried him along. as 1t has so
many others and made him express
opinions and thoughts which arc pre-
mature.
He has not studied the history OF
Japanese literature OF he would have
seen that our writer's gave up all an
G Gst mistakes twenty-five years ago.
AVA ,me Jf2 rpa Writers have broken
and created a new style They have
wanted TO become psychologists like
tHe OccluentalS, ana TO reach this re-
suit they had to study foreign writer's.
, and this they have done.
Their first steps were guided by the
works OF English authors: Shakes
peare. Dickens. Thackeray, Oscar Wilde
and Bernard Shaw.
As the English language was under
! stood by all educated Japanese they
naturally first became acquainted with
j English writer's and these got firm
! hold OF OUR young writer's. to the detri
ment of French. German and Russian
! authors.
It was in English translatons that
! we first become acquainted later on
with lbsen. Victor, Hugo, lola. Guy de
Maupassant,f Maeterlinck. Pushkin,
Tolstoy Gogol, Dostojewsky and Tur-
genjeG. Schools were formed TO study
! each of these authors and the results
were not long In making themselves
felt.
Before the war we knew in Japan
! nothing of Tolstoy except his short
| stories and a few extracts from Ills
| larger works. Then we began to study
| Tolstoy more extensively and also be-
! gan to read other Slav writer's Tolls
I; toy. Dostojewsky and Andreieff are
| equally appreciated. and no distinction
! is made between their talents. tenden-
| cies and qualities. Tolstoys influence
/ has until very lately been mixed lin
! with that Of his other great country
/
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The Influence Of Tolstoy Upon Japan
. BY NEMIRovITcH DANTcHENko.

pie studied history. we find the most
terrible csag SEPARATIONS and improbable.
ties in text and Illustrations.
We see one Of these heroes pcnctrat-
ing into the centre of the hostile army
destroying thousands with fan An
other standing fire proof in tho midst
of mass Of names makes the heads OF
his enemies ny off by the hundred.
Sun another in lighting three fabulous
monsters that go down before him In
spite of their hundreds of arms and
heads
The Japanese are intelligent. but still
they believe all these stories as f they
were gospel truth
We Russians have already had our
revenge over the Japanese. They have
beaten us on the yellow fields of Man
cnuria. hut they have in turn been
Tannnishcd and conquered by the Rus
! sian literature. And the foremost lead
ar OF this literature WAS it's creator
IT Is difficult to imagine how power
tul has been his influence over our
enemies OF Yesterday. our doubtful
friends Of to-day. Wherever have
been In Iapan-and have secured the
country from one end to the other-the
same question has been asked me by
all met; every one wanted to hear
t.c"a OF ioiStoy soon grew used TO
The young writer's OF nippon said 10
me. How Tolst0y's books killed all that
was false and lying in our literature
After reading his novels 1t would have
becn Impossible for us to return to o,il
old phantastic talk, to our impossible
exaggerated heroes. Flo has taught us
TO love the truth in life. the peace and
niapniness Of tho people 1T is the
nfeain 81 our young girls to be like
ms heroincS. lie belongs to us rs much
as he belongs TO YOU.
The dealt. Of the great writer Is like
shedding its light all over the sky
E~erNwhere. all over the world are felt
| thc rays OF his genius. The sun has
| set. but Wait---his thoughts. like thou
] sands OF rays. will illuminate the sad
nened hearts Of humanity educated by
NM. without distinction of race oil
/! creed And the further we progress IT
tine The closer his ideas will get tc
/. men and what today seems To be onl.
+, thn dream Of = great mind. will to ouI
/ descendants be n reality.
+ spcak 20 humanity Of the future and
! ny ure genera lions will send their chill
i nrch - kncel at the humble grave al
asnaia Pol!ana Of the prophet and
Shvc of the period when Russian free
1 dom was horn liz
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-16
Williamsburg Social News

Especial 10 The Times Dispstchl
:, Wi.hhm*hurE Va Aprii Ia Miss Grace
FarmyiilH. IS here to spend Easter with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. g. e. Beaic. 4
Mrs Harry :. philips has returned from
visi, 10 friends in Richmond. nj
II .. Cole was a Richmond visitor Tues
day. fI'i- N
Dr. W n. lager. 81 Gloucester. was The
guest Of Robert T. Armistead the first Of
the week
Misses Eleanor and Maud southaii o..
nsnwlie, have been the guests this week OF
Mrs James H. Stone.
Mr. and Mrs. u. N. Christian and chilhren
are here q. snend sunday with relatives.
Miss Es'elle label. OF Yves, virginia who
let THURSDAY for Durham. y. c.. TO visit
relatives. m
Mrs. Walter Van Ness and daughter arr
rived here today 10 spend several weeks
With the formers parents. Captain and Mrs
c. 49, Treviiisn.
Mrs l.. Is. odel who has been spcndin.
and Mrs. Burgess ~ Highland Park Rich.
mnnd. Is expected home soon
v, MlsT % spr moey%. q ynenhas Is
mas also as her guest. Miss Ruth Mason of
"a mpbeii county
Miss Marian Jennings Of Toano, lief, yes
ifrday to visit Miss Page Jones at Cap,
Charles
Mcsdames kline aud r.anrdon and Miss
Kline. % FIainheld. = j.. are guests Of Mrs.
j. 9. Carlton at 'ioano.
Miss Emma Pilknston. who is student
al tho Randolph Macon woman's College,
LynchburE. is home to spend the Easter
holidays with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. j..
&. rilk!nston
VI y. I.ackey. Of Hampton, spent Thurs
day here with +. II. Ball.
". T.. CuIgin. oG Providence Forge super
intenden, Of school Of Charles City and New
Kent, spent Thursday i'll WILLIAMSBURG.
Pcachy spencer. OF Washington. Il. C.. is
here or visit to his father. j. b. G. Spen-
yer.
Mr. and Mrs, Henry \ Wise, OF New York.
have been Tie guests OF Miss Virginia
PcachS Wise
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right. But arc we then right 10 call It
jealousy?
Finally 1t is said that jealousy is a
proof Of egotsm. is this true? To me
the Jealous woman is woman OF sur.
prising modcsty. of a real self-forget-
ting mature, OF an absolute ignorance
OF her own. If all women could see
themselves as they really are. that is 10
say. as young. pretty and attractive as
their rivals there would be no more
jealous women
Jealousy Is only a flaw in the armor
Don Juan. who Was. in his way Il
great hirt. was not ignorant of this.
lie used an infallible prescription 10
crente jealousy. and through jealousy.
he wanted TO win he turned n cold
shoulder 10 her and began to court an
other. and as result his victim al
WAYS surrendered
This example proves TO perfection
that there is III jealousy more selfish
ness than love ltH
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-16
Durham Social News

! SprCldItp lnc ilmeS- DISPATCH.
Durham y. G.. April l5.--There was
an interesting meeting Of the ] S. Carr
Chartcr Of the Daughters OF the Con-
fcdcracy on Tuesday afternoon in the
reading room OF the y NJ. 6. Al Ar
rangeren;s were completed for the
Memorial DAY program. al which lime
Attorney General Bickett will deliver
tho address,
VIII sail for England on May g.
Where ,hcy viii remain soma time.
They spcnt tile winter. in New Yori.
with their parents, MIR and Mrs q.
popular with the younger set they
are now on 81 visit TO friends In AZ
lanta.
One Of the attractive features OF the
he given vs. the young people 81 In.
city in honor Of the visiting Young
women
General AMI Mrs. Julian s. Carr nave
gone 70 philadelphia 10 sreni about
larse party Of Durham people are
planning a trip TO Atlanta during The
week Of grand opera. They will he
INC State. ana many delightful affairs
| viii he given in their honor by Atlanta
friends during their s;aSin that city.
\ delightful party was given Friday
afternoCn by Masters George Dick son
! ana McPhcrson Beall AT the home 81
| their parents. Mr. and Mrs George
| lieali. on Morciead Avenue. Tho chll-
dien had q happy time playing games
! and made q pretty picture as may
! lronpcd about the broad veTandaa aud
| lawn. Tie guests included aiissc.
, Mary Washington Stagg. Ma,ild.
| bryant Nalinda Hill, Annie W-.ll
! i'onshcc, Margaret Bradshaw. Certru,i.
! Fallnn. Ethlyn Graham, clara Lyon
| Margaret l'allon Mabel Duke Goo,inil
! James Stag. Victor Bryant, Watt,
/ Hill, Fleming My Heart bryant
/; Finley White. Iiawls Cobb. f.dher
| Bradshaw Edwin Jones, Robert Niche
| Mike bradshaw. Jennings Hrauley
/ George Lyon. Deytau Tanning. boy,
lcNhurn. Edwin Ppwc Tyler Mangurn
louis Carr and james Icvilhrn
! = pretty party Friday MIS- shat 4;
| which little Miss Kate Chcstnny Ora
ham, daughter OF Mir and Mrs I'at.
! Graham, entertained n few lii,i
friends In honor Of her second birth
day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-16
Drives Out indigestion
and Stomach Misery

put the stomach in splendid condition, or
money back.
Chronic indigestion and catarrh Of the
stomach can be entirely and quickly abol-
shcd by a treatment Of Mona. HIS.
Only so cents for a treatment that will
prove to you that no better prescription
for, stomach distress was ever written.
Sold by Tragic Drug Co. and druggists
everywhere. Mail orders filed, charges
prepaid by Booths Ilyomci CO., Buffalo,
n, ", who also manufacture Hyome, the
worlds greatest cataf:h remedy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-16
Has Japan Been
Conquered BY Russia?
BY YUHo KIKoUTcHI.

NJ Dantchcnko is right. the. writer's
81 tussia have rcvcnged the defeats of
RUSSIA In Manchuria, but this must not
be understood TOO literally. that is to
FAY one must not believe that Russian
i,hnnencc has been absolutely prepon-
nerHni in Japan. On this point NJ.
Dnnichcnko Is mistaken.
heilcvc: however that he is sincere.
nc nhs visited Japan several times and
=, r believes hc knows the country.
many strangers have believed, or sasN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-16
Probably the Ba;t Prescription for Stom,
ach Distress Ever Written

It's simple matter to get rid Of gas,
sourncss, hcavincss and after dinner dis
trcss in a few minutes
Take one or two little Mi-o-na stomach
tablets and cat what you want without
fear or worry. 5t5i.
to conquer any !cbclious condition and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-16

Muslin Drawers, cut very
full, cluster oil four tucks,
finished with an cmbroid-
cred rufllc. soc.
Women 5 Marcelle Draw
ers, made Of soft nainsook,
trimmed with dainty Nal.
edge and insertion and
bows OF wash ribbon. $I.25.
Chemise Gowns, made Of
fine nainsook some in En-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-16
Sc White Linen Suiting, 39c yard

With all due respect 10 other specials we've
had i'll linen. We regard this as the greatest
value the store has ever shown
MI pure linen. 40 inches wide good, heavy
round thread. entirely free from dressing and
shrunk ready for use, i'll women's suits skirts
and waists.
One Of the unexpected things that some
times happens i'll business brought this Suit
ing TO lis al decided saving price
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-16

pire effect, trimmed with
lace and embroidery, $50.
SI.9S, $3.50 10 $6.e8.
Long Skirts; top made OF
good quality muslin, I2-inch
ilouncc made OF very fine
French lawn, three rows 81.
cluster tucks, -o8c. Same
style with an lS-inch flounce
$3.50.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-16
Muslin Underwear M 4 SPECIAL oa for
Combination Garments Corset Cover
With Skirt or Drauers, sec

Made OF soft nansook trimmed with lace and cnbrod
ery the Marcelc Drawers have ruftle OF fine lawn w,
cluster tueks Our price Tor Monday only sec but the
garments worth, At least 9Scand YOU'RE likely to pay
Sill iOrt Them cls -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-16
For Monday Only!
25cBrown Linens,

It is Our pleasure TO cut the
price for one day only
All pure linen, 50 inches wide,
good, heavy weight, for women's,
misses and children's dresses.
Why not save over eight cents
a yard tomorrow on this linen.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-16
Were $500
ONO Dress Shields THE Y1a CD BEST R',r

The Shield is a mighty important part Q
1t is also mighty uncomfortable and
have tho wrong kind.
The Ono is the right kind It's thoro,
impervious to moisture, positively odorless, ca
able
Notmuch more can be said about dress
Well have with us for couple OF weeks
expert who knows shields from start 10 finish
We'll be glad to have you call on her +,
about ONO Shields
The Shields are 15c to SOC pair.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-22
ALLEGED BURGLAR
IS ARRESTED
Police Take X. A. Berg Into
Custody Yesterday After
noon, Charged With Bur-
glarising Arcade Hotel.

The police department yesterday
ga,hored into its drag net r. A. Berg.
said TO he the man who burElarlzed
the Arcade hotel about month ago.
ncrg will have a preliminary hearing
before Justice u the Peace Jose y.
Romero OF OLD Albuquerque this ar
tcrnoon; Gcorge II. CRAIG. before
whom they usually take place, having
been retained To- prosecute nerR.
The only victim Of burglar activity
was Louis 0laninl, the hotel proprl-
rtor he lost three watches. and a
number Of certificates OF deposit. The
certificates were ~ course easily du-
plicated, and two ~ the witches were
~ small value. The third. really
roud ,ime-rlccc IN n handsome caao,
was recovered at Beicn. alncc theu
the police have boon on the watch for
rerg. whom they suspected. Yester.
day afternoon he was seen on ths
street, and The police proceeded "a
gather him IN.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-22
MOVING PICTURES
IN FIGHT AGAINST
TUBERCULOSIS
Indian Office Official Spending
Teaching Indians How to
Weeks in Nearby PuebloS
Prevent Dread Plague.

a nov use has been found for "a
moving picture ma hine. t'Or n great
many years Photographic agencies
have ben used IN assisting the study
Of the native rpcss which inhabit
America. ana OF latc years the cth-
biological survey has used the moving
picture machine more and more. but
u Ia Only st a comparatively recent
date that tho MOVING picture has
been taken M as weapon In the
fight Hgainst disease. It's employ
ulent az n means of inducing better
health and better sanitation among
the indian trlbes is "A stlli more re-
cent Development.
DR.. r. shocmaktr II here IN Alhu-
qucrque now, upon such \ mission.
Or, Shoemaker H. accompanied by nm
nsssstans. Jor y, Singleton. who runs
the machine while the doctor lee
lures. ana In addition makes az the
necessary photographs.
Dr. shoemaker talked very inter-
estlnRly this afternoon regard ing his
work, which he has becn engaged
upon since juno Of 1910.
The primary object OF our work n
educational" he said. "and We can
hope az first 10 do no more than im-
press the iudlun ard got hin to
thinking 4. do HAT upon n,y nrft
trip ever me country H. NJ hich 1 m vi
boon usssnud ! shan b. saiiefied.
LateF { may grt below thr surface.
IN ny work I ain usins about n
DOZEN flms Of moving pictures aud
great ,nanY photographs. All these
photographs are of Indian subjects.
except one section. You know the
Indian IL great deal more impressed
by seeing thing than by hearing OF
a. In fact. We all are that way I
might so cut into a pueblo and talk
for month"; but Il would not have
a. much effect as one illustrated tee
ture.
I'VE are using principally pictures
81 the CROW indians now, though
am of cOnrRo adding 60 our stock 81
photographs all the time. We sim
90 show what tuberculosis II. what
u makes patients took like. what viii
prevent n. wha; causes Il and other
facts 0f intorest and preventive
value REGARDING II,
Traciioma AIso shown.
u meant 10 tell you at first. hui
did not we are using views of ira
chomn patients and pictures which
show what that will do. ms we'll as
photographs relating 60 tuberculosis
These two diseases do more damags
than any others TO the indinns. Ira
ch'4nn. ~ courv'. attacks the eye
and causes blindness, though tubercu'
iosia CAUSES more damaGc as u take'
HE.
"Our phnfornph show Indians II
every condition wAsFe there IN an,
connection with Tuberculosis, W.
show them N avery stage Of tho dis
enao, except that of treatment. Treat
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-22
NEW DORM|TORYF0R
INDIAN SCHOOL TO
Be BUILT SOON
Department Will Advertise
for Bids for Building Which
is to Cost Approximately
$4,000.

Announcement was made today by
Reuben Perry. superintendent Of the
United states Indian school In Albu-
qucrque that the department OF In
dian AFFAIRS will ask for bids within
the next few days Tor the erection Of
n new dormltory NJ the local school to
cost between $4,000 and $4,000 An
appropriation for the Improvement
wan made several months ago. Plans
were drawn and specifications Arrange
cd and al that remains before actual
construction begins IL the letting of
the contract The new building n to
replace an oid dormltory built some
twenty seven years ago when n. w.
-. Bryan ~ this city was superlntcnd-
ent % the school. II l. believed the
new dormltory win be completed early
M the spring after which lhp old
building viii be torn down. Thuroush-
" modern In every respect the new
building with provide comfortable
quarters for one hundred pupils.
New Pence Being pwllt Ar,und sclsooI.
Out OF an appropriation made fog
Improvement OF the campus and
grounds. superintendent Perry has ar
ranged for the building Of an iron
picket fence around the south and ehst
sides Of the school The iron fence
Will replace wooden AFFAIR The
work Of erecting the new fence has
already been undertaken and when
finished viii greatly improve the APP
pearance OF the institution.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-22

overworked and a~ristca him. THAT
brought me Indians % fne foF treat
msnt ana became tnflf friend. j
WIS able then ~ yen photographs
which you would say were almost
Impossible a. be- taken. even got
photographs ~ patients Who actually
died a fcw days nftsrward This vac
done. you zee. 80 show tho Indians
wha' tuberculosis drcs go o patient
hon N fnaNtt tueW uuh. and what
the elects ~ che diseasA are"
Dr. shoemaker has visited every
pueblo IN this district. and viii leavs
Tuesday for sansA 70. Ne has been
az WORK here since the middle 81 OF
tobcr.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-22
SHOPPERS PLEASED
WITH ARRANGEMENT
OF GIFT GOODS
Management of Big Rosen-
wald Store Has Solved Diff
ficult Problem in Admir-
able Manner.

Holiday shoppers have been com
menting with enthusiasm during the
past few days upon the unusually al
tractive arrangement OF slf, goods tn
the big Rosenwaid store. In an estab-
lIshment OF this size such perfection
of arrangement Was not easy Of at
saInment, and the management is To
be congratulated upon It's effective
solution Of a difsicult store problesn.
The great center OF Christmas at
fractions. the jewelry department 10
Ideally located on the main floor. Just
to the right Of the Central avenue
entrance. Passing the jeweiry DE-
partment. vlsit0rB come next 20 the
embroidery and fancy goods depart
ment, where the beautiful auto scarfs
have proved such an attraction this
week. The center aisle Il devoted TO
leather and metal art goods OF every
description, gift handkerchiefs, drawn
work, doilles. fancy linen pieces, etc.
To the left OF the main entrance Il the
attractive toilet goods department.
where the most delicate OF perfumes
and soaps are proving a magnet for
women gift buyers
Tho toilet Rooda department leans
naturally to the shoe department, also
popular place with alft buyers thin
year, and thence the visitor passes 10
the elevator and Toyiand. No need
10 say anything more about the kon'
enwald Toyiand
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-22
THE BURR BROTHERS
PLEAD GUILTY
Stock Promoters and Wire
Pullers Whose Offices Were
Rsided by Government Give
Up to the Law.


Inv Evesipa Herald A. q. LEASED wsrrp
New York. Dee. 22.--pleas of guilty
wore made today by shelton e. Burr.
president. Eugene ~. nurr. secretary
treasurer Charles ~. Tobcs. Nice.prcs-
idcnt, and Edwin Wesley Preaton. an
Official pf the nurr Rrothers incorpof-
ated. stock promoters. Their offices
here were rsided November 30, 1910.
By the postal authorities, the mon be-
ing charged with using the mails In q
scheme 10 dcfraud investors.
Between sfo.oO0.00O and $4,000
coo were obtained by burr brothers
through ~ sales % worthless mining
aud OH si0sks. netting profit 60 the
defendants ~ si3,O00,0OO 20 $1,000. :
eco. according 80 announcement made
by the postal Inspectors who rnlded
the establishment
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-22
HOLIDAY SEASON IS
FELT on STREET
Effects of Near Approach to
Christmas is Shown in Re-
stricted Deals in Stocks;
Close Was Steady.

tBy EsenfnR ueraia a. y. Leased Wfrnl
New York. Dec. 22.--The nearness
|of the three-day holiday In the stock
market restricted trading TO small
proportions turing che morning aud
speculative inicfcsl was mo- snfticienf
20 bring about ans DECIDED general
mo, emenI Professional traders were
bcar.sh toward the market ~ whole
and there we're indications OF short
selling among the favorlte speculative
mediums.
An undertone Of heayincss prevail.
ed In the second hour. but losses IN
the leading issues were not important
apart from AmalgamRted Copper,
which declined point Some low
priced stocks we're conspicuousiy weak
especially Denver a Rio Grande pre-
ferred. which yielded ia 10 80 30.
The four per cent bonds sold on 2
points TO so. Anaeonda and the Rock
Island aud the American Wco.en
stocAs Lost | 20 2 Ia. Wabash pre-.
ierred rose I and the four per cent
bonds 5-S.
Bonds were irregular.
support was extended 10 the Don.
yer aud Rio Erande securities. Tho
preferred rallied 10 aud the s per
cent bonds ave points 10 IS. The gen
erhi tone was somewhat improved as
result OF renewed rise In LshIyh
Valley TO 1856 rs
The bulk Of the limited business
was In Lehigh Valley, which reached
isG 81, the highest figure ever mace
The rest OF the list was virtually al
stundstill with the important stocks
rullng ~ about last nixhi : level
The cls..sa MA aratlN
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-22

Kansas city. Dec. 22.--cattie--Iae-
ceipts i.00o. including 100 southerna;
market strong; native steers. ss.asep
s.7b; southern steers. 1850 Me.soi
southern cows una helfers. e1.00 %
s.b0s native cows and heifers. S2.7s
q TOO; stockern and feeders. - 90 a.
zoe; BULLS ts.sO@5.0o: calves. ta.0o
q 7.e0; western steers, 9f.sOU 100:
western COWS. $500 90.
Hogs-iReceipts s,9e0; market
steady 10 strong; bulk VI saieE. ts,7h
He,2b. heavy. te.i0as.30; packers
and butchers. as.o0sps.2s; Hight. t5.so
Fs.ib; pigs. si.o04ps,2s.
Hccelpts 2.bo0 market
steady; muttons. 33.7b9a.7s; iamhs,
t4.te@6.2b; range wetheFs and year
linEs, Sa.o00 Soc; range ewes. s2.2
0a.7s.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-22

CHICAGO NOVELIST rs DEAD.
CIV Sweating urrsia a. =. t.~s~sa wsr~l
Chicago. Dec. a2.--Margarot Hor.
ton Potter Black. novelist. died sud
denly ~ her apartment here today
from heart disease.