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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-01-18
THOUSAND DEATHS IN
MANCHIRIA LAST WEEK.

Mukden, ManchurIa, Jan. I7.--Fa-
talties from bubonic plague through
out Manchuria at the end of last
week totaled LISP The number Of
fatalities is increasing rapidly and
the daily average is now In the hun
dreds.
OF the daily dead reported up to
Sunday all we're Chinese except nine
teen. Of whom eighteen were Rus
slams and the others Frenchmen.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-01-18
Your Taxes Will NOT
Be Increased

The equalization board will consist entire
" of state officers ELECTED BY THE
PEOPLE.
LARGE TRACTS shall NOT be assessed
at lower acre value than SMALL TRACTS
of land of the same kind.
The FLOWING OF LAND does not in
crease its taxes; a strong inducement to agri-
cultural development.
The legislature is FORBIDDEN TO
LEGALIZE OR VALIDATE TIL Z
MILITIA WARRANTS.
Stringent provisions GIVE THE PEO-
PIE CONTROL over the incurring of extra
state, county, or municipal Indebtedness.
STATEHOOD MEANS PROSPER
ITY FOR NEW MEXICO; it means lower
taxes the wiping out of financial embarrass-
ment; saving of over 100000 a year by the
abolition of the fee system; big saving in the
expenses Of government; the permanent pros
perity of the schools; no extra burden on any
taxpayer; enforces economy in the counties;
wipes out railroad debts which have hung like
the sword of Damocles over two counties.
TT MEANS A BUSINESS ADMINS
TRATION OF NEW MEXICO'S FINAN-
CES BY THE PEOPLE OF NEW MEXICO.
With statehood our future greatness is un-
limited. No state has ever entered the union in
sounder financial condition; nearly every
county has its balance on the right side of the
ledger; state bonded indebtedness of only a
million will be cut down rapidly; there are no
floating state obligations to enbarrass us in the
future; our bonds of all kinds are in the great
est demand.
Financially statehood will put New Mex
leo on EASY STREET s
3sSTATEHOOD WILL FATTEN YOUR
INDIVIDUAL POCKET BOOK. Aside
from sentiment; aside from getting your rights
as an American citizen; isn't this a powerful in
ducenent to vote for BUSINESS and PROS
PERITY.
The taxation system for the state of New
Mexico as provided for in the proposed cor-
stituton will NOT increase your taxes.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-01-18
GUESTS GATHERED TO
PRAY FOUND HOSTESS
ON MURDER EXPEDITION
fBy Morning journal. Special Leased wIreI

Fort Worth, Tex. Jan. 17.-While
Mrs Il. NJ. Brooks was killing Mrs.
Mary Riniord in a crowded depart
ment store yesterday afternoon We
men of the First Methodist church
were at Mrs. Brooks home holding a
prayer meeting
telephone call TO the house an
nouncing the killing was the only ex-
PLANTATION they had of her absence.
This developed today when T. NJ.
Brooks issued statement saying
jealousy was the cause of the kill
ing He defended the character Of
the dead woman as wen as that OF
his wife.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-01-18

1t will place the state and its counties ON
THEIR FEET financially and assure you not
only LOWER TAXES but every cent of
money paid by the taxpayers will be economical
ly used for the benefit of the people.
The constitution expressly says that for
the first two years of statehood the total annual
tax levy for state purposes exclusive of neces-
sary levies for the state debt shall not exceed
TWELVE MILLS; after that time it shall
never exceed TEN MILLS.
For the past two fiscal years the levy was
nearly FOURTEEN AND A HALF MILLS
Territorial economy and rapid rise in tax
valuation made an eleven mill levy possible this
year.
The constitution makes the levy lower than
at present; much lower than in the past
The state is REQUIRED BY THE EN-
ABI.lNG ACT to pledge its faith and credit
for the payment of the debts of the counties.
THE CONSTITUTION HAS NO OP-
TION IN THIS NATTER But il is further
provided that NO COUNTY SHALL. BE RE-
QUIRED TO PAY ANY PORTION OF
THE DEBT OF ANY OTHER COUNTY
so ASSUMED BY THE STATE.
Santa Fe and Grant counties financial
cripples, are put on their feet WITHOUT AD-
DED BURDEN ON THE STATE OR THE
OTHER COUNTESS Congress gives the
state MILLION ACRES of land to care for
the railroad bonded debt in these two counties;
ONE-THIRD OF THIS GRANT WILL
PAY THE, DEBT the other two-thirds goes to
help support the schools.
The legislature may levy SPECIAL
TAXES ON INCOMES AND INHERIT
ANCES, THE OUTPUT OF MINES, THE
PRODUCTION OF OIL LANDS AND
FORESTS. The people have full power to
levy special taxes which will enormously in
crease the revenues
The public schools will have bigger en-
dowment than in almost any state; they get
nearly FOUR AND A HALF MILLION
ACRES of land in addition to what they al
ready have
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-01-18
IDAHO IN LINE FOR DIRECT
ELECTION AMENDMENT

Boise. Idaho, Jan. 17.-The Idaho
house of representatives today adopt
ed the state memorial to congress ask
ing for constitutional amendment
for the election of United States sena-
tors by direct vote.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-01-18
CROWD SEEKS NEGRO FOR
ASSAULT ON WHITE GIRL


Cincinnati, Jan. IA man hunt
which took on the proportions Of a
mob started here late tonight The
man searched for was a negro who
had felled Miss Mary Softer, a sales
woman, as she was returning home
from work. The negro dragged Miss
Softer into an alley when her
screams attracted passcrsby.
Hundreds Of white men took up the
hunt and aided by the police ran
down several clues, but the negro
had escaped.
Miss Softer was removed TO "A hos.
pitnl and her condition Is reported
critical.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-01-18
WOULD DEPRIVE LATIN
AMERICAN INSURRECT0S
OF DISCARDED FIREARMS
my Morning sournaI Special Leased wireI

Washington, Jan. f7.--H to
stop the purchase Of discarded Amer
lean firearms by Central American
countries involved In insurreetionp,
was the problem submitted to the
Representative Moore Of Pennsylva-
nle. Mr. Moore suggested that the
government destroy It's discarded
arms instead Of selling them at auc-
tion.
Chairman Hull of the military af-
fairs committee said such action
would do no good; that the insur-
rectonists who wanted arms would
get them from some other country or
from the manufacturers.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-01-18

Globe, Ariz., Jan. 17.-Thomas r.
Brown. aged 2S, proprietor of room
ing house, shot and killed his wife
and himself today. They had sepa-
rated six months ago.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-01-18
COTTON MANUFACTURER
SUCCEEDS SENATOR ALDRICI.
TBy Morning journal Special Ieased Wire1

Providence. Il. T.. Jan. i7.--IIonry
H. Llppltt OF Providence, republican.
cotton manufactures, will in all prob
ability succeed Nelson w. Aldrich as
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-16
SrpIoitfirmo ears 8osbera err aooei

SrRlaItttrMa SdrS 0Gsoerg er gaaef
oper til ct slftieielifab for Sioen NOT.
iaa fraftig. 5r9laitftrmaet "Trfe.
oaIers Acknowledgement" saar oct
bare imaat meb. SrugetS 0iiponent
err ben nogen % 20 aarige Hasmns
0ambu. On natlirlig Sslge al at
9ruget bar oenne gamle Wano /
Spibien er, at 6orretningen life fs!.
ger meo Sioen. GrfeoalS Sparebanf
fisbte iiior begse Wunfeli. 8aaroene
baaoe for at bIi @ier al ben itore
Sfogitr9fning, Joni tilbsrte @uar.
Sene, men fanife melt for at blipe
eneraaoige oper @asora5et "apamS-
b9ffen". Ser tGnfes meb Sioen an
Iagt ct itsrre araftoperfsringsanlpg.
SrfeoaIens Soeneielifab bapbe ben
lite December 1911 80 aars Subj.
I9um / llngoomsIofalet "6ager'
beim". Mellem andre pigtiee Se.
itemmeIier beilutteoes at inbfie6c
9eirbpffen, iom 9eitprelien bGooe
paa Saano. Ser tGnfes / en- nGr
Sremtio anlast en- tiosm9siig Wsllc,
ct Rrsoerenieri % en- Seglitensfa.
BRIT iant ct araitoperisringSanI99.
S 1910 bar Der / Srfebalen ino-
t"r,iffet ioGrt mango og pluolelige
SsosialS. Sorenifriperen bsoe /
September efter to Cages Spgeleie.
Irupit Sfauge bebe / Hopember.
gagermeiter Sioertien, Screen, bsoe /
auguit, 8aarobruger Ole Sfaugeu
os SIagtermciter S6oobu1ig og man.
ge. flere, og De fleIte / IN pngre I'll.
Der, alleianmen meget buiti5t. SIior
SsIt henote ben iprgelige lllpffe, at
Ole 8eboIb fanbtes osb paa Soeet,
ba bette fom til Salbu Citation. Set
bite iig, at ban bapbe taget fell al TO
SLATER Dtebicin, iom ban t0pbe /
2ommert. 4oa ben enc par 8arbol.
ipre % paa Den anben nosen 9raa.
Der til inbpenoig 9rug. Siteoetfor
Sraaberne bapbe ban taget &arbol'
lpren.
OaJen for 2sffenbanen ffilIbe aab-
mes / September ifebe en- meget itpg
lllpffe, ioet ct @rustog, iom fom
openfra Soften itsbte iammen meo ct
opgauenoe Berionstog meo ben 6eI.
ge, at begge 2ofonotiper Turtles %
0saifintit % 6prbster paa Srustoget
orebteS.
Som De fleite Srfebalinser fien.
Ser til, bar Srfla CID p9ret Hem til
at brpbe iig mo / De bprfeoe StrPf-
ninger bnabe ber og Der | ben neore
Gel al 0alen, men perit bar 5orbol-
BET 1tb for 8uarbene Sfaugen, On.
gan og gmbramo. Ser bar BET MI /
TO 4ar paagaaet alborlige Sorbpg-
ningsarbeioer, planlagte og uofsrte
at Ssren gloepif unber @asbrags.
fontorets aontrol. Sele Sorbpgnings-
arbeibet bar foitet $4,000 8roner,
iom er tilpeiebragt paa fslgeroe
Waabe: 8~runbeierne bar lagt 1000
aroner, Stat, Imt og aomnitne &e.
item.
Sau tiIIlut en- Silien til ade gla.
bets 29iere ira
&nel0u
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-16
SoonesSrep.

Som oiIt en- flor 0el al "Boiten"s
9eiere befienot, pil Sogn / npr
SremtiS blipe beeret meb en- paffer
@ape ira aeiier 8ilbelm al Spiflanb
- en- Statile til Wfinoe ON Sagnfi-
e,iren SribtIof BEN frsfne. Statuen
ifal opiettes paa Sramnes Gangs
nes), boor Sribtiof efter Sagnet
ifl1lbe DO. Gen tpife gi~lebbug9er,
Brofesior l1nger, Seller 8iGbelms
gobe Ser, bar | lpngere. Sib pGret
beifieftiget meb at lage llofait til
Statuen.
Sra BIT.
Set npe rnebomsbuiet bleo ta5et
/ 8rus for fsrite Sang Ssnoas ben
29be Sanllar. 1au oct Wsoe par iii.
iteoe ODER 800 Weblemmer. Ser bIeo
bolot Soreorag ON Sigteren arre
8arborg / aulebnine bans 60 aars
Slibilellm. 90 Der bIep talt ON
l1ngoomslagets arbeioe, og bpab
SbeaI bet maatte i9tte for lit arbeibe.
Oct er ct paffert og tort Sorim.
lingsbiis l1nsbomsIaget per bar faat
ii5. s Soriamlingsialen er mellem
6 og 700 SiboepIabie. Cen er 10
Ieter lang % II Meter breb. 90
iaa er Der itor Scene % 3 andre 8G-
refer. timber belle 9pgnineel err
&i9lber. Serme ifaI inorebes til
9aoebus; Der ifal blioe 4isben og
.Sprieial iamt @9relie til en- eoen-
fuel Sneoferifole. Sriet er ioaatiige
ct tibet &i9mpeperf for ct 9pgbe-
uneoomslag. Oct bill | f9rbig Stanb
foite ra. 10000 aroner. Wen iaa
bar 10 ogiaa belle 9pgoen biulpet til,
paa BEN enc eler utben Waabe =
meb aisriel euer anoet arbeiSe, meb
Henge5aper o. /. b. Ssnbag 12te
5ebruar bolbt l1ngbmslaget Set /
Suiet. Ser msote $50 Mermeifer,
beribIanSt en- bel Del eISre. Soften
aabneoes meo en- Gale Of 9ensmmo
u. Sen, / boilten ban fremboIot Oct
rationale arbeibe / fine forifieGige
@rene, iom er oppe i 9anSet, os iom
llneoommen maatte tage Del /. gre.
oaftsr Sens apale ira SognbaI, iom
par inobuot til anIeoningen, boIot
ogiaa en- Gale, l~igeIeoes Spein gaie,
9erer go RefsoaI, Ola O. Srpti oa
Iifsren, Sormanb | 9aget. Der
blep ogiaa fremfsrt en- ~StepIeif", Ie-
BET al SO ReisoaI. Serseant Spbs
os agronom Sebs IGite op. Ser bar
gep9rtning 2 Sanger. ubpper apel-
BEN bIep oct iaa Spill o. Dams en-
Stunb. Oct par en- i ale @aaber
bpsgeIig Set. Suiet er enSnu life
inbpiet; men bet oil tie, inainart &u.
Jet en- Sang frempaa gaaren bIir
ieroiet.
Oct er mi fommet igans arbeioe
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-16
JtaIiens Sremeane.
SnbiIrnms.S tatiitif.

Get italienIfe ubenrissmiuiiterium
bar | a%nlehnirg al aoueeriset Sta
liens Subileum uSierot forifieai5e
Splpsnineer ON en- Wpngbe Sor.
bolo | StaIien for Of sipe llolanbet
ct 9egreb ON ben mRgtiae llopifling.
9anoet bar uuoer5aoet | De iorlsbne
80 Mar, % ON bets uupprenbe
Stanopiinft.
Meb Senipn til SanoelsforboIoene
oplpieS oct, at Serbien al inoisrte
@arer err iteget ira S30,029,347 Sire
/ 1862 til 1886. 765,637 Sire
1910, aItiaa en- 6orsgeIie al ooer
2400 WtiH. Sire.
s ianme Siosrrm or SGroien az
uoisrte Sarer iteaet ira 577,46S,357
Sire til 2,056.391,2 21 2ire, en- Sor-
saeIie al ca. 1479 0tin. Sire. 8er-
oien al SnofsriIen operitiger iom oct
ices, / bsi 8raS @prbien al lIofpr-
lien. bpiIfet iGrIig tommer al, at
StaIien inoisrr ira lloIanbet Rau-
proolifterne til De oi5tigite rationale
Snbiitrigrene.
Den l(bpifline. iom StoIiens San.
Del bar g%iermemIsbet | De iibite tppe
aor inuitreres beoit oeo Ell Sam.
menIignins meo mbre 9onSeS ITO
piflina paa bette Omraabe i iarnme
SibSrlIm. Raar ma gaar no ira
De paaeirIoeroe 2anbeS SnoisrieI
og llbfsriel | 1890 % beteaner oct
oooGrenoe Stanopunft meb 100, It'll
Ter De Gal, Der aneiuer SorsgrIien Of
Smi9tringen, Jig FOR aoret 1910
iaaleoes for bmrt al De nebernepnte
9anoe:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-16

SGsens ajenbelie. "Scr nogle
aar ii6en," itriper DIR. Sobn s.
&aogenier, 8eitbp, isis, "bleu leg
ing. Seq rnabipurste De bebite 2G.
ger, leg funbe iinbe. De poaitob,
lea bapoe arRit | Rapen og par
ubeIbre0elis. Seq fisbte en- 6laife
aurifo og begpnbte Of BRUCE ben.
Seq bIeu beore Dag for Sag. Zen
anoen SLATE beIbreoeoe mig iliIo.
itPnOis. Si6en ben lib bar ieg al.
rio bapt aurifo | Suiet, og ben bar
al6rig unblaot at bi9lpe, Soal9nge
iom aurifo er Of iaa, er ben Dor
Susmeoicin, og leg baaber mango
andre pil lore 3eres Weoicins Sor.
tieneite at fien6e.
Ranse Slbebeinbenber. iom til.
ipnelaoenbe bar trobiet inafalote ri.
benifobelig gebonSIins, bar aipet ei.
Ter for bette samle urtemiobel. Or.
Eeters aurifo err life of iaa paa
apotbefer. Zen ioritaiies oirefte
aiennem ipeciele 2ofal. Isenter on.
iat al Gierue. Or. Better 6abrnep &
Cons Go, 1875 60. Sopne Abe.
Chicago, Sd.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-16
Gn pei til ct Barns
Xernine or at prSpe frit.

Den RoSer finSss life iom life oil eis'
re alt / FIN Raet for at bepdre fit Barns
SunSbeS. men oits peo bum life 8eieu.
Taar oeror en- 9ottor al Rarg uiier
@eieu bsr ale Iptte.
Oct or en- iieuot Sag at nj no al II
siIfrISe al Ssrueisgoomme ueoituurmer
fra Wapen. Ran I9sser RGr,e til, at
Raoefuu.tionen er ituuoiet, BET bar Gp'
itro, i~tranter % srrSer. 8io BET lie
Sooeoraaber, iorSi Barnet BIZ !omme /
Sanc meo al BRUCE benz, % bIip life iors
foritrGitet % itrnr Isbe eiter 9Gaer.
Yrsp isrit ct OioeufabeIi9t 9dtseriness
mioSeI. BRIG en- lille Soiis al 81. GaIOs
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-16
8 nbfsrieI:

Senne Sammenltgning piier, at oct
iamleoe Sremifribt al SanbeIen for
Staliens 8ebfommenoe bar prres
itsrre emo / nuget auSet 9ano.
s 1864 ubgiorbe 9ruttoprrSien
or belle Staliens 9anObrugsproout.
ton 2S43 Wtia. Sire og / 1910 op.
giorbes 89rbien til ca. 1000 Mfiu.
9ire, altiaa en- Stigning al ca. Abs
Wia. Sire. Oenre iibpre Sremgan1
ifplbes De itore Sorbebringer, Der |
ale StaIiens gare er inofsrt / gger-
brilget, iGrlig ben itabia itiaenbe an.
pen6elie al furitig @isoring o. al
Sanobrligsmaifiner. S De fsrfte aar
efter 1860 arpenote Stalien finn
nogle Sunorebe Gentner frnitig
@jebring narlig, mebens Der / 1909
/ Stalien tiIpirfebes 91a DSn. Gent.
ner S%ltperfoSfat til en- @Prbi al
521a Win. Sire og til ct Iignenoe.
aorliat gelsb er Der | De iibite aar
inofsrt RaamoteriaIe fra llblanbet
til Brig peb S%obrifationen al fin.
fig @isbnina. 8prbien az inbfsrtr
2arbbriigsmaifirer er / De iibite fem
gor fteaet fra 61a Win. 2ire til oper
Is Min. Sire.
: Sfnlien fanbtes I 1854 benoeb
100000 Seftarer iumpet oq ooer.
ipsmmet 2anb; beraf er mi $4,000
Seftarer ubtsrret og foranbret til
bruaeIig 'Ggeriorb; BERTH err meo.
goaet 225 Wia. Sire, og Der arbeibes
itaOig paa npe slnIp5 for of bortleoe
8anbet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-16

Dels Sprirp Pepiin, Riblet iom er tiIs
tnu.t Bpm. Set CT mi[St % ire1nidber
life Raoetle5. Ribtet er dneles rent OF
eararteret I subncr Senieenbe. Wrs.
Soomep / gutiussuiIs. ga, os Rrs. Srso
6roms | Mdfou, Ti6., stoer afSrig
oeres Ssrn dubet. 9isie sr irm foa
blanSt tRiinoer al Gntnoer.
Sc fan iisbe en- 80 Gents ensr 81
6Iaffe / efboert Gpotbet, iom bar 5dbt
oer IL Salg / en- Reruefteafber. men
buis De isrit sriier at forisSe ben for
9eres Ssru iero od Seres N6resie I'll
Or. @. r. GoIbtpeu. $50 GdIotpen Bull
bling. RontieeIIo. 81.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-16
Snnorcaarisc Srngttrrer.

Greer, Tom bprer ipiieIiq Srugt, bar
Werneifene Rptte al / lpnaere Sio
emo ct bolpt a~orbunbrebe. Oct 1rp.
iom lPngit gioer Sruet, er SIioen.
trpet. s Sprien firbes Der SIioen.
tr9er, iom man peo er ooer fire bum.
brebe aar gamle; De er life Blot al.
beles friite, men man tror, at De pil
funne bore 5rrgt enonu | ct eaer
TO aarbunoreOer. Sprierne bar IRrt
meset ON SrRernes Sfistiel al Gu.
ropperne. Scr bar bisie SIioer.
traer 6r1tgt fun boert treble aar
men taftet pprc mere mooerne 7prf.
ningsmetbooer bsites De M buert
4ar.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-12
HOMESEEKERS ARE
MOVING ON PECOS
Movement Promises to Be
Heavier This Fall
Than Usual

Pecos, Texas, oct. 12.-The fall home
seekers rush into the Pecos valley has
begun and local real estate men antici-
pate the largest movement in some time
INTO Fecos. the point through which
most Of the homeseekers are distrib-
uted. VIII L. Sargent, travelling immi-
grafton agent of the Texas & Pacific
4 ilway, stated that there would be an
unusually large movement from Illinois,
Indiana and Kentucky into the two val
Ieys this year. There are now many
Ecutuckians in the valleys also many
farmers and irriEatOrs from the middle
u estern states other than Kentucky
A letter has been received here from
NokohOma, Japan, from NJ l. Swine
hart, formerly secretary Of the Pecos
Commercial club, at present on his way
10 MakpO, Korea, as d missionary In the
southern Presbyterian church. Mr.
Swinehart stated in his letter that
great development was under way In
social and economic way in Japan and
that Christianity is making rapid pro-
aress there.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-12
DEFINING AND MIMBRES VALLEY
NEARLY TWO THOUSAND ACRES IN BEANS THIS YEAR
IN THE VICINITY Of DEFINING and THE PRICE IS GOOD

J. A. MahOney went to ALBUQUERQUE
70 attend a meeting Of the State Under
takers association.
Otto Smith and Charlie Hughes have
returned from Albuquerque.
DR.. J. G. MOir has returned from
santa Fe, where he has been for two
days attending a meeting Of the board
of medical examiner -
There will be a football game be
tween the FL PasO High school and the
Demlng High school teams at the ball
park in Deming Saturday afternoon.
/. l. Gaskil1. Of Magdelena, n 81
Is prospecting in the valley.
P. s. SappingtOn and wife, OF Sulu-
van. No. are looking over the Demlng
country this week with view to To-
eating.
Walter Birchfield. foreman Of the
Diamond A Cattle company, IS IN Dem
j z this week on business.
The social circle OF the Presbyterian
CHURCH met with Mrs. j. g. Moir Wed
aesday afternoon
A committee Of the WOmen's club met
Tuesday afternoon for the purpose OF
outlining a program for the ensuing
season
The following PROJECTORS registered
al the chamber OF commerce Wednes-
". H. Gundrum, Denver, Colo; A S.
Knox, Pine Bluff. Ark Frank Runbeck
end wife, Des Moines. Ia; VIM r. Wal-
ker, FL Paso, Texas; L l. Gaskill, Mag
dalena, n NJ; Glen 7. Moore, Marion,
Ind; c. J. Baker, Chicago; J. A Mitch
Cl, Berkeley. Cal
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-12
Particularly the Ladies.

Not only pleasant and refreshing to
the taste. but gently cleansing and sweet
enng to the system, Syrup Of Figs and
Elixir Of Soma IS particularly adapted
to1adies and children, and beneficial IN
al cases IN which a wholesome, strength
enmg and effective laxative should be
used. It perfectly safe at al times and
dispeLs colds, headaches and the pains
caused by indigestion and constipation so
promptly and effectively that II IS the one
perfect family laxative which gives sa6s-
faction to all and Is recommended by
millions Of families who have used It and
who have personal knowledge Of its ex-
celence.
Its wonderful popularity, however, has
led INSCRIPTIONS dealers to offer imita-
hons which act unsatisfactory. There
fore, when buying. to get It's beneficial
effects, always note the full name Of the
Company California Fig Syrup Co.
plainly printed on the front Of every
package Of the genuine Syrup Of Figs
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-12

YOU won't let me speak OF that Today
I'm possessed Of a thousand devils.
Sing"
He opened a sheet Of music before
him and struck into the accOmpani-
ment and Eleanor, standing where she
was, sang
Eleanor Gilbert could sing, and that
afternoon she sang as she had never
sung before. for in her singing that
day she found expression for what she
had never quite dared to put into
vords-the longing for something high
er and better than had yet come into
her life to fulfill the ultimate wOman's
mission, a longing which OF late had
been growing more and more poignant
within her. As she sang her heart
flooded with kindness toward the
handsome, romantic young man before
her
'T wish she thought once whea at
the end Of a verse the organ took up
the refrain-''I wish were your moth
er. I wonder can this be the begin
ming Of lOFe-and for your
Song followed song until at length
Paul turned from the organ and faced
her.
Thank you" he said simply.
She rested her elbows on the back
OF the chair, folding her hands and
dropping her chin on them
'How are those devils nOWY''
Gone, every one OF them You're
the most eminently satisfactory per
son In the world. I came here rest
less, morbid. filed with dismal fore
bodings. You sing-the demons fee.
He folded his arms contentedly
by the way. when are you going to
let me propOse?'
Must / ever let your
at Is inevitable that I shall propose
sooner or later, whether you consent
or not. But I prefer to do it under
the most propitious circumstance"
They say you can judge Of love By
the sacrifices it is willing to make
What would you give up for meT'
What would I give up2 Every
thing"
Everything is a big word, my
friend" she answered skeptically.
Lets come down to facts. as Henry
would say. FriendsI"
He covered his face with his hands
CTo Be ContinuedO