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Nanklno About to Fall.

Shanghai.-While Marking still re.
mains In the possession of the imper.
ial forces under command of Lieuten.
ant General Kwo Chang. the revolu.
tionists are bombarding tho city and
knocking at its four gates. demanding
admission. It is believed much dam.
age to the city has resulted. Large
forces OF rebel infantry are ready to
iush into the city IL the guns mako
b caches in the walls
The Red Cloud chief., 1911-12-07
Al,ess ,ll.o., uss Of Fund.

Concord. N. H.-The allegation that
the interest on trust fund left by Mrs
Mary Baker G. Eddy. founder OF the
Christian Science church, for the ben
eft of her grandchildren is being used
In whole or part for the maintenance
OF litigation looking toward the set
ting aside of the residuary clause oi
Mrs. Eddys will, is contained In q
bill In equity filed in the probate court
by General Frank 8. Streeter. one OF
the trustees. The trustees claim that
this alleged use OF the money is In
violston = the terms Of the trust
The Red Cloud chief., 1911-12-07
CONFESS THE CRIME
MCNAMARA BROTHERS PLEAD
GUILTY TO CHARGES.
BROUGHT TO AN ABRUPT CLOSE
James confesses to Murder Charge
John Destroyed Iron Works.
viii Probably Escape
Hanging.

Los Angeles--The trial of the Nc.
Namara brothers here was brought Il
an abrupt close Friday when James B.
McNamara pleaded guilty to having
placed dynamite bomb under the Los
Angeles Times building in October,
1910, and caused the death Of twenty.
one persons.
John J. Mcnamara, secretary. treas.
urer Of the international association
OF bridge and structural iron.workers,
brother OF James B., did not enter q
plea at this time to the indictment
similarly entered against him for the
Times explosion, but when he Is ar.
raigned next Tuesday II is virtually
certain proceedings against him for
this charge will be dismissed, as the
state admits 1t has not evidence con.
Meeting John J. Mcnamara directly
with this particular disaster.
John J. Mcnamara, however,
pleaded guilty to the charge Of having
caused the explosion of the Llewellyn
iron works, in which no fatalities oc.
Cured.
District Attorney John d. Freder.
icks will recommend life imprisonment
for James b.. and fourteen years for
John j.. but Judge Walter Bordwell
alone can fix the sentence.
Ortie E. McManigal, who confessed
to having actually blown up the
Llewellyn iron works here in Decem.
Der. 1910. at the direction of John J.
McNamara. will be brought to trial.
but 1t Is expected the state will rec.
ommehd q light sentence because he
! turned states evidence.
Bribery charges against Bert H.
Franklin. q detective employed by the
McNamara defense. probably will be
dropped now as irrelevant to the main
issue.
The Red Cloud chief., 1911-12-07
Have Troops In Read Iness.

Washington.-The United States is
keeping In readiness at Manila an ex.
peditionary force OF 500 to $500 sol.
diers for immediate dispatch to China
for the purpose Of protecting foreign.
ers and to keep open the railway com.
munication between Peking and the
sea. This. It was declared by the
state department. is not to be consid.
cred an intervening force in favor of
either the rebels or the imperialists.
but 10 merely the United States part
IN complying. together with the other
powers signatory to the boxer proto-
col. with the provisions Of that docu.
ment.
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Result Of Disappo I ntne ut.

Lincoln-Despondent over the fu-
tility Of his wish to make a trip to
California, Arvid A. Erickson, the
twenty-year.old son of A. Erickson, q
farmer living six miles east of Davey,
in Lancaster county. went into a field
near the residence of his father Wed.
nesday morning and fired a charge Of
shot from 12.gauge pump gun into
his breast. instant death resulting.
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upon began using Doan's Kidney Pills
and passed gravel stone az large 40
q pea. The next day ! passed two
more and from then on improved rap.
idly until cured"
when Your Back Is Lame. Remeni.
berthe Name-DOAN'S." Soc, all stores.
Toster.Milburn Co.. Buffalo. N. Y.
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Mother Believes Them Innocent,


Cincinnati.-Had a bolt descended
from clear sky 1t could not have cast
a greater shadow Of gloom over the
home Of James b. and John J. Nc
Namara. in Cincinnati. than did the
news OF their pleas of guilty.
Il know my boys are innocent"
walled Mrs. Mary Mcnamara, their
grief-stricken mother. II am forced
to believe that they have pleaded
guilty. but know they are innocent"
When questioned as to her plans
and as to whether or not she would
90 to Los Angeles to see her boys, she
said:
Il don't. know. In fact I cannot de.
eide upon anything now."
The Red Cloud chief., 1911-12-07
Boy Fatally Injured.

1incoln-Robert Wilcox. stable boy
at Pat Smiths barn, was fatally hurt
by being thrown to the pavement and
struck by horse in front of 1921 O
street. He died at the hospital two
hours later. conclusion Of the brain
being given as the immediate cause of
death.
The Red Cloud chief., 1911-12-07
NEWS BRIEFLY TOLD
ITEMS OF INTEREST PERTAINING
TO VARIOUS LOCALITIES.
GREATER OR LESS IMPORTANT
The News Of Many Chimes Told In
Short and Pithy Paragraphs, Writ.
ten Expressly for the Busy
Mans Perusal.
Washington.

Senator Miles Poindexter, of Wash.
Ington will open the La Toilette cam
paign in North Dakota.
All records were broken in the last
fiscal year in the production of alco
holic liquors in the United States.
President Taft's message to con.
gress will be devoted almost solely to
the question Of industrial combina-
tions.
The plumbing trust" has about ca.
pitulated to the government and Ia
trying hard to avoid court proceed.
ings.
Russia has demanded the resigna.
ton of w. Morgan Shuster, the Amer.
ican financial adviser to the govern.
ment of Persia.
President Taft has finished his
message and 1t is now in the hands
of the government printers. 1t is said
to contain about 5000 words.
According to announcement at the
White house. President Taft and Sec.
rotary of State Knox will be guests
ut the peace dinner in New York, De.
cember 30.
According to mandate of the
courts the Standard Oil company or.
ganization came to an end Friday and
the corporations comprising 1t will
hereafter conduct business individu.
ally.
Dispatches from Tripoli give a har.
rowing account Of the finding of mutt.
lated bodies Of the Italian members
Of the Red Cross society, who had ap.
parently been tortured to death In
various revolving ways.
The American minister to Santo
Domingo, w. w. Russell, who was or.
dered to return from the United
States when President Caceres was
assassinated. November 10, has ar.
rived at his post and reports the stu.
alton quiet.
The Red Cloud chief., 1911-12-07

screamed. I grew
worse and lay In bed
for weeks. the only
relief coming from
hypodermics. I was
treated by three ply.
sicians without help
and the last one said
an operation was
necessary. I there.
The Red Cloud chief., 1911-12-07
General News.

An Italian warship has been BON.
harding Fort Sheik Said on the Ara
bian coast.
The Red Cross society proposes to
assist both the Italian and the Turk.
ish forces.
For the second time within sixty
days the price Of beer at Chicago has
been raised.
Baron Rothschild, SO. one OF the
heads Of the famous banking house,
ts dead at Paris.
The American Rhodes Scholars
club held Thanksgiving dinner at
Oxford. England.
NJ. J. Pratt OF Belleville, Ont, has
been consecrated bishop Of the do
cese Of Kingston.
General Ii, commander OF the revo-
Mtionaries. Is reported to be prepared
to fee to Shanghai.
Elmo Winklemar, five years old,
who was stolen three years ago, has
been returned to her mother at Chi.
cago.
Lord" George Sanger, the circus
Snowman. was murdered by an en-.
ploye on his farm at Linchley, Lon.
don.
Capt. John Schilling Of Hiawatha. q
pioneer Of Kansas, for many years
prominent In politics. is dead at his
home.
The supreme court Of Missouri has
reduced the fine of the international
Harvester company from $4,000 to
| $4,000.
Great Britain IL considering the
negotiation Of loan Of $150,O ,OOC
for the Improvement of her nava
equipment.
Marking, China. is at the mercy O
the rebels and likely to fall at an,
moment with warships on the way t,
lombard the city.
Figures secured by the Manitobs
government show that damage t,
grain crops by rats will amount t.
100000 this year.
Hunting has cost 100 lives in tn,
United States this year and hal
brought serious injury to thirty-seve
according to records kept by Chicag,
newspapers.
The government buildings at Prime,
Rupert. b. c., were completely de
stroyed by fire Monday afternoon. AL
papers were destroyed.
The constitutionality Of the hom,
rule law passed by the last Legislature
for the cities Of Wisconsin has beef
decided favorably to the law.
Lady Constance Lytton and Lad
sybil Smith, both leaders in tn
suffragette movement. have been ser
fenced respectively to fortnight an,
week In Jail for smashing window
during recent riot In London.
Theodore Stanisics, convicted Of al
arson charge in the Lancaster count,
district court, whose bail bond wa
recently forfeited. and who was re
turned to Lincoln from Utica. N. Y
nervous wreck, snicided in his Gel
at the police station Thursday b.
tying a chain around his necl, ant
jumping from his hunk.
Detroit has been selected as tn
meeting place of the 1912 convention
Of the American Bankers association
at Its session In New Orleans. Tn
time of the next convention will b
uamed by the executive council at It
meeting In the spring.
The Red Cloud chief., 1911-12-07
FOR MANSLAUGHTER
HENRY srEHR GETS iNoErER.
INMATE SENTENCE.
NEWS FROM OVER THE STATE
What 10 Going on Hcre and There
That 10 Of Interest to the Read.
ers Throughout Nebraska
and Vicinity.

Madison--After motion for new
trial was denied and notice of appeal
filed Judge Welch sentenced Henry
Stehr. who was found guilty of man.
slaughter In connection with the death
OF his three-year.old stepson, to an in.
determinate sentence of from one to
ten years.
The Red Cloud chief., 1911-12-07
NEWS FROM THE STATE HOUSE

Secretary Royse OF the state bank.
Ing board was elected vice president
Of the National Association of Super
visors of State Banks at the meeting
just closed at New Orleans.
A restraining order has been grant.
ed against the city of Beatrice and its
officers by Judge Munger OF the fed.
eral court to prevent the enforcement
of an ordinance lowering the rate on
gas charged by the Gage County Light
and Power company.
The case OF the State vs. Theodore
Stanisics, dismissed the other day in
the supreme court upon the sugges.
tion OF the attorney general that the
defendant had died pending the ap-
peal, will not be revived. An order to
that effect has been entered.
w. H. Thompson of Grand Island
has filed for the democratic nomina-
tion for United States senator at the
primaries which are to be held April
10 next year. His is the first filing
for the place but, according to state.
ments made some time ago. ex-Gov.
ernor Shallenberger and Willis e.
Reed Of Madison are to get into the
race within the near future.
Secretary Royse of the state bank.
ing board has returned from meet.
ing Of the national association of su.
pervisors Of state banks. The gath.
ering was held at New Orleans and
thirty states were represented at the
affair. according to the Nebraska sec.
retary. Mr.. Royse read paper on
bank examiners reports and how they
should be followed by letters from
the supervisor or commissioner to
banks involved in the various states.
According to Manager Eager Of state
university athletics, the total receipts
Of the Michigan game were about $10..
100. Of which the Wolverines received
total Of 5000. The original con-
tract with that team called for so per
cent of the total receipts at the gate.
with the guarantee Of $4,000. The
past season at the university has been
very profitable and although no figures
are yet obtainable, It is thought that
the net profits will be we'll up with
those Of the best former year.
Many departments Of state have
paid fees to the state treasurer under
the Gerdes law. a law which requires
nearly all departments to pay fees in
and which appropriates such fees for
the use Of the departments. The ef
feet of the law Is to compel all de-
partments to make a full accounting
OF all fees taken in and expended
Some departments formerly received
large fees and expended them without
having their accounts audited by any
Of the state auditing officers.
The attorney general Is preparing
to resist the efforts of G. l.. De Lacy
administrator of the Theodore Stani
sizes, deceased, to revive the appeal OF
Stanisics In q criminal case. The ad
ministrator alleges that II the sen
tence Of seven years against Stanisics
is affirmed. the estate will have to pay
the costs. The attorney general will
contend that the administrator can
not serve the sentence II the judg
ment Ia affirmed. The court dismissed
the case when notice of the death oi
the plaintiff In error was brought ID
its attention.
The Red Cloud chief., 1911-12-07
Celebrated Fiftieth Anniversary.

Wilber--Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cha.
loupka celebrated the fiftieth ami.
versary of their wedding at the opera
house Saturday night. Ten of their
twelve living children were present,
besides large number of guests.
The Red Cloud chief., 1911-12-07
Practical supaestIon.

A new association proposes to have
all American railroads lined with
flowers and hedges, but what our
railroad rights of way really need is
to be lined with feather beds. What
good would 1t do anybody to fall on
a pansy when trains de?-Detroit
Free Press.
The Red Cloud chief., 1911-12-07
Weekly Lived at Fremont.

Fremont-Ernest Weekly. the young
Nebraskan who lost his life at sub.
urban station near Chicago while saw.
ing girl from death under the wheels
of train, formerly resided with his
parents in Fremont. Weekly was
born here.
The Red Cloud chief., 1911-12-07
UsEo hYPopERMlcs.

Only Relief from Terrible Suffering.
Thomas e. Vest, 1905 So. 18th st.,
Terre Haute. Ind. says: II had no
control over the urine and the pain
when voiding was 30 great. I often
The Red Cloud chief., 1911-12-07
Natural,

Lady Visitor--Doctor, the hurt In
my little dogs paw looks SO angry.
Veterinarian--Naturally, my dear
lady. when you consider II Ia in q pet.
The Red Cloud chief., 1911-12-07

Stiff neck! Doesn't amount to much.
but mighty disagreeable. You will be sur.
prised to see how quickly Hamlins Wizard
Oll will drive. that stiffness out. One
night, that's all.
The Red Cloud chief., 1911-12-07

Lewis Single Binder gives the smoker a
rich, mellow-tasting &c cigar.
The Red Cloud chief., 1911-12-07
In Hard Luck.

In Hard Luck.
Hewitt-You are always broke.
Jewitt-I know It; I couldn't raise
the wind with an electric fan.
The Red Cloud chief., 1911-12-07

II you have anything to say TO Q
mule. say Il to his face.
The Red Cloud chief., 1911-12-07
Located.

Stella-lf the third finger Is for tho
wedding ring. which Is for divorce!
Bella-The finger of scorn.--Judge,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-30
UNIQUE ~ moon. IOi;
pE<<SNIN N\t\ EMPLOYEES

Philadelphia. March 80 uipu'
among railroad schools Ia America is
one Tor apprentices which has boon
established az Altoona. pa. nN th'
PENNSYLVANIA raiiro1d co-"porat.ns
with the .ugiuceriug school ui The
p,unrt iYhun state college. TINS
school h. tor th, benefit Of regular
apprentices m thu railroad shops ~
Altoona
The object of the school is to giv'
Ia apprentices % knuWl'dgo %, GOO
fundamentals col mathematics. me-
ohanirs and drawing, thereby makins
thcm better artisans. men mur" use
ml .u their specific trades The large
Attendance shows that The men are
eager To- muk, an, most of tho "pp"r-
iuniucs opon GO them aud the com-
panN h. more than repaid by ia" act
ual increase iu the Dfr,i,uoA Of It's
Woikmen ana bl the assurance of un-
,wer,ing ioNalN from the mon Nh"
have received an then training M us
SERVER.
DEPARTING from the general rrac-
ticc In Institutions OF this nature. winch
H. Ia teach uuly technical subjects,
slstamati, work n English L. carried
on with special reference q" Writihk
business letters. iillinr "ut ord'i
blanks. tmr cards and other details
The WORN .s arranged 10 cover tar I"
scholastic wears 90 !. weeks i.a'N
af,prrutirc receives touf hours ct in.
struption Wrrk 90 total OF ""t
hours for tine three years Th" Sn'-
.r,ts given n,lud, essential elements
~ many of those In tho mcchAui'hl
engineering course ol thr best uni-
vetslios. hrN are muthcmatics. ph'
les. mechanical drawing. m"fhani' 81,
mechanism. strength ~ materials
machine dcsilu. experimental l'HN
aud shop mnuas, mrnt
monthly report of grades lS m'd'
out rs tnr head instructor "ud ~un-
tnlttcd to the general once of iH'
COMPANY ana TO the Prnns> Nhhia
St,,.c college Thoss monthly reports,
with the annual r'p"rts r"n''inihE
each member ut thC classes when
taken IN connection Win the regular
records of the shop foromon form AN
accurntr basis pn which to select ANA
as. the men tn th, best aufautHs'.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-30
LAS VEGAS OFFICE TO
CLOSE ON SUNDAYS
Meadow cit, YIN Follow C>amplc ~
Wan, Whcr Places and Give Ear
r.'I- nav al TEST

Las Vegas, y N March 30. Post.
master 4. -. FLOOD has received an
order from Postmaster General Franz
w. Hitthrurk to the effect that AL
offices whore carriers are employed
shall hc closed on sundays. Mr. Blood
announced today that he would put
ihc order into effect next Supday VI
special date ~ given for putting tho
order INTO operation. Ia" posimastrr-
H"ing allowed a reasonable length oi
im' ben which to comply with its pro.
Visions ~ the patrons at tho Enst
i.as Vegas postutfce recently showed
th'ir hearty sympathy with sunday
closing Mr. Blood viii put the plan
into s'rSic" AT the earliest possible
opportunity
Tho order of tho postmaster gem
oral applies Ia am postofiic,v having
arricla. II was ISSUED since the send
a gto Washington uf the a,titiun ask
Ing that tho East Las Vegas Office
hr chased SuudaNs ACCORDING tn its
terms the general delivery mindoW
must be- Kept open q short time IN
order tu avoid delay la delivery "f
mail 10 transicntf. HAD the petition
,f the patrons ot the office been
Granted the general delivery window,
too would have been closed
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-30
THREATEN WAR;;
AGAINST SHEEP
Predicted That Events of Fiji.
teen Years Ago May Be Re-
peated If Woolies Are Sent
Craig.

Craig March 80 Another sheep
VA iu Dis section 3, threatened and
some OF the od.tImc resident, are
predicting a repetition within a
month of the bloody Genes al g.
years ago. unless The cat,lemen sue.
coed IN lushtcn.ns away lev sct.
Tiers who have dttcrnin 4 10 run
sheep on She public ran. s
The fac thai tho governments has
made much lower siazine charge
ior ,nocu 'n.a -lr cattle ma, cncour.
aged a iw men 90 bring In small
ilochs. ana today tha bupllatiun al
his So, ion Is diyidias itself ON thc
question
\ cain has ben issued TO, a meet.
ing IN erals. April to discuss the
I.o Ip.i'icn Ne hing In the cali ,ie.
mites which side is responsible. bat
h rs general! believed that II was
issn1i by thc cai,emons associa ioa.
as iIs members claim The advent oi
sheep viii curtail thcir Iu.s~ pn,
ilcgts
Woolio> bIuihcrs. last Dece nbcr
NtDu-hi 10 $40 sheen against thC at
vice OF many OF th.ir ui nda among
The cattlcmcn The Woolloys were
formerly cattle raisors
The sheep have viuterod well con
nary to go, dic'ions. ana l.aiing thu.
Nooil.y brothers ua, ostab.i 3hcd 4
HId example. ma VIII ice followed %,
others. tho ca'tlcmcn wiz cndcavor 10
nave q majority OF p,opl, OF Mura.
county say thar sheen mus, nor DE- 81
lowed ran :. priyi'.-,.
Invading flocks have been Killed III
hc neiShboihood In former wears.
and there nro sun som, OF The old
luors whose enthusiasm on he sub
'tct causes them 10 predict The an.
Iltc O. dlts n case The altompt is
m1dD 20 lurn This into she . coun
10y
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-30

The santa Board of Trad" ana Tho
Commercial club both organized
along the same Zines tud with the
sam. objects Ia ,icN have consnli
dated and hereafter VIII work iu hai-
monN tor "a" good o' the community
That is the pr"p"r spirit Tho "nN
way that any town can hop" tut suc-
cess - hN u straight strong puu ~
united interests The one thne that
has hamperod santa 20 IN the past
has pron the disposition for toi"us
, cliqurs to pursu" opposil" ,ourScs f
seeking To- gain thc same ends. santa
r.. like all oommuuiiI's. has i'N
knockers but while the, may at times
do temporary harm. they cannot Ions
prevail against q united sentiment.
Having got together on common
sronnd IN. Santa - gentlemen are
started In the RICH, direction for q
bigger and oott.i santa ia
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-30
COUNTERFEITERS
PUT UNDER BOND
Alleged Bad Money Artists
Captured at Ell Paso Bound
Over TO the Grand Jury.

~ pasn Texas. March 30 Follow
ns preliminary h.alidgs before han,
nit 4 state Comm siono Geo gv u.
oliver vcs. rd1y bound CclsO p"1c2
md Hcrnal3 Perez over 90 thc fed
.ial grand iuty ON the charge OF
connlcrt iims and having counio,lc.t
COINS ana dies and presses Tor coun'
t,rlvltna IN their possession The
bond OF the nan was iiY,d az S1onO,
and lhe Nomaus N $4,000. The NO
Ian was released ON ban aud th,
nan is in Jan
i1uIs . towel suprrntond NJ OF
customs in Itcjors, and inspector
Don johnson who testified against
The defendants told the story ot The
capture aa i' has already been Wlb'
lishod IN lhe Herald They told OF
iintins a complete couniorteillng ont
~ in he possesslon a. defendant
ana Of also indlng connieil'ii ten
cent coins W lhch posse aslons.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-30
MASQUERADERS
next THING FOR
B. P. 0. E.
Committee of the Antlered
Ones Was Out Yesterday Sc.
Letting a Cast for the Com.
ING Show.

Tnos, dear Eits arc about To- de- II,
again In 'act. they nave already be
pwu preparations for &c. Tnis time u
anoth, show. thc Masaucradcts
TN, M3sWrradcrs rs said to bc the
bo,t shoN that Joe Rron puts on, ana
rho, Wfu e.W tho Inside Inn, viii
uov u uoN good ma, hes, vill
huN. Io po
Most uI tIe Dcluhriucs who gra, q
co." og. during the Last play viii
ajH .rudn. Co tn counting produc-
tou On, lead" will not be- m thr
hands ~ Mrs Winchester however.
ga, ne r.a.pn tor :his is that sh"
WIZ rui hc u the CITY % take TO- Mrs
> " Culb. 2 ana Miss Niol''ia .c
TJtlIo. IuvU,rr. .rr - have parts.
Lud $500 ada to thrtr collection ~
histfiunis iriumphs both had parts
u tlr Inside Inn. and both scored
suHrt-t,s.
Louis Gumbm,r. ErHcst LludoiG.
Go"isc GuutIn. Herbert Assrlin and
Jo, tnuiu lr, Al<p Goo be- mrmhcre OF
thc ..st tnos3h none ot them Nili h"
Boo fhc pleo-'lu' class
TH, ports trc now being assigned.
Unu '.l.IrH1l win soon begin
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-30

Jack Johnson. having accumulated
som. money suddenly ny usc of brute
force and big fists u irving To spend
u and a, the same time max" gen
.ral nuisanc. of himself II, has been
pui back IN lail and il Is 10 ne hoped
he VIII be lett thor. He II getting
as obnoxious In the news columns
~ he has been FOR som" um. IN the
Sporl dope.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-30

has added q sporting department.
Thrrr u nothing radical M THIS There
a.. ans quaniiti's oi clean sports that
make for better manhood. phy sicdlA
ana o,h,rUisr, The onl> thius lhat
needs attention Ia this connection "
the sort OF editor Who conducts that
II, pArtmcnt,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-30

", miss our old friend, the con.
gr.s-Ionu Record for while now
ia, Congressional Record is a y.N
interesting publication ~ Witch u'
most frequent putstgr is this
Mr. HUNK VIII the gcntlrmat
from tmph yield Tor - question
Mr. Wnu2r. "trrtainlt'
MIR Bunk is b, NOT q tact that Won
haven't the slightest tdoa of what yut
az. talking about
MIR Wouze 20 resent the insinua.
ton { houpla. wow WOW. tr-la -n
boom, nmm. boom
The speaker. order In th' gal
lcri,S