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Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1911-11-01

S'Nl accomplished any
thing big.
Truth is the most powerful thing in
this world
Speak the truth. Act upon it, calmly,
firmly as the days go by, and no in
tiuence under heaven can permanently
defect your path to signal success.
And remember, this truth talking
makes every liar and coward around
you an enemy of yours. That's the
reason by you can thank God for
the enemies you have made.
A lazy man is unmanly. He hasn't
the moral courage to conquer himself.
His slothful inclinations are too much
for his wabbling spirit
j
You'll get what's coming to you,
Just as sure as you live. Make LIES
equation owe you something worth
while
All you've got to do, anyway, is to
be alert, kind and honest. That isn't
hard. Go to it, man, and keep it up.
One man, and he lives in Palisade,
would entrust with anything | have,
without any hesitation whatever, be-
cause in all our intercourse he has
always told me the accurate truth.
Mark that, the accurate truth That
tact, unobtrusively, has easily and nat
urally earned my utter confidence
he probably doesn't realize this, pro-
baby has never given the subject
moments thought Yet that one big
tact remains as eternal as the hills
there IS no one of whom | think more
highly than | do of this man BY not
trying to earn anything specifically
where | am concerned he has earned
everything. He must have done the
same with others. That's his way.
There's power in that kind of life
Come to consider it, there are few ac-
qualntances of whom we can say SINH
lar things. Look over your own list,
and think it over.
We sometimes do our best when
we do not realize it. | remember one
tune years ago, William c. Whitney,
after showing me over his Fifth Az
enue mansion, said to me- Come to
think 1t over, you are the only person
| know who has never asked me a
favor" | consider that one of the
pleasantest remarks ever addressed to
me AS reporter and social acquaint-
ance | had seen, interviewed, and
chatted with him frequently through
out a period of perhaps twenty-five
years. It struck me all of a heap when
| saw that he had particularly pleas
ing thought in his head as he singled
me out from the vast crowd who were
seeking his favor. No, / never asked
nm for anything. But received from
nm more than | ever received from
any other one man I received it in
merely contemplating him. | think
mat he was the most perfect gentle
man | ever knew.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1911-11-01

Don't do anything you feel is wrong
At that instant it is simple matter to
stop and say: Here, this isn't right
and I'm not going to do it." That
decides Alright your method of CON
duct and keeps you out of pitfalls.
Also, you acquire the habit of decid-
ing right which cultivates strength
and moral momentum. All mistakes
OF conduct are paid for many times
over in the final reckoning
In every beginning you are at the
parting of the ways. Look we'll which
road you take. And when you have
made your selection go ahead with
will
A mite Of man is often might of
man.
What do you know best? OF that
you may speak with authority. Don't
gable too much about unconsidered
things
A kindly attitude toward ones fell
low beings may be nourished by the
thought that every person has some
one good point. Perhaps the worst
specimen of fop and ladykiller I ever
met spoke the most mellifluent and
eloquent French [ ever listened to.
| asked him how it came about and
he admitted to me that early in life
he realized that he was no good. and
forthwith he determined to learn his
own language at all events. The con-
~ he
wonder worker in the construction of
French conversation. One of the
grand danes with which his name
was connected managed to inspire
him with sort of ambition and he
had no trouble in becoming a useful
citizen in the diplomatic service.
That dude might as well have been
killed off and prevented from litter
ing up the earth with his unneces-
sary mischievous bulk for several
years of particularly unsavory
youth and manhood But, he learned
the French language superlatively
we'll. And that feat was his saliva
ton. It pays indeed to learn some
one thing little better than the
other fellow
w men your affairs look the blueSt
don't think for moment of losing
heart. There is absolutely no chance
whatever of your failing unless you
give up. The man who never gives I'D
never fails Remember your life is
not ended until you close your ewes
on this world for the last time. That
is to say that your present activity in
this life suffers no cessation until
what we call death come to you. And
during that glorious time when you
are active knowingly it is easily posi-
bic for you to live such life that
your influence will go right on after
you are quiet in the long sleep. And
there is nothing in the world so sure
as the fact that every day brings inf
mite possibilities for achievements, adj
vancement, victory, riches.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1911-11-01

But with all of the charm of the
coast Mr.. Hollinger clings to Palisade
as the one desirable spot for him.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-04
ELECTIONS ARE HELD
IN MANY STATES TODAY

Denver Colo. Aprii Munic!pa.
elections are being held TO-DAY ~ near
!, every city In Colorado win tho cN.
c'p'ion oi Denver. tho liquor question
being he main issue in twelve mr
r'ripalitics ln'orest conterS ~ me
hght az Colorado Springs whorr the
Issue iS will IN, tourist visit dry
town Two wears ago the flmois
sccr'r resort at the foot of Pike Peak
adopted prohibition Declare. thar
TINS move nal materially injured The
tourist bnsincss. lhe me chnnts of
mat city have inaugurated A cam.
pni.n ter a restricted saio q. nuulr.
'he plan permitting the hotel, % ,cr,
liquor M t'uing rooms and a f"stricte.I
sale 6N druggists Open saloons an.
not tc be permitted The llt.lr town
of Collbran lays claim to thc apathy
record No nominations woe made
because NO one could be found Who
wanted an office The ba,lots wer.
printed In blank and III, VOC. may
write iu any name be- sora ht
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-04
ALBUQUERQUE MEN
ARE MOTORING
FROM DENVER
Jacob Korber, E. w. Dobson,
]. F. Sulzer and Herman
Blueher Have Left Denver
in Big Automobile. Where
Are Theyl


Th"t Jacob korbcr T. " Duu,ou
y -ull,t ana Herman jlu,h,r uu
N"h known citizens of Nluuuu. rIu.
zee" go route from Denver Goo NIm
duorqu. 100 % hig io-horsc puH,
Franklin touring ear. and that tb,.
are lk''t Goo drive into town ar. mtu
ut' tonight ur tomorrow morning s
the interesting story brought tp A.
buquorqu, last night b, ~ T. crs-
Woil W,ll known adiusl"r tor 100.
Suranc" companies. who returned last
nishi from business iiip to Denver
ANA Colorado springs
Nj CrisWrn reports that .urs sun.
day morning lust as the RAYS uf the
rising sun we're un,ing TN, crest of
pixies Peak, tho quartet of Albuuu,r-
qdc men pulled out from the PORTALS
% fthc Ant'crs hotel IN Colorado
springs VA experienced chauffeur
was at Tia, wheel. having Joined tho
party 10 Denver where Mr korb,r
purchased "a, machine ou th, stlpu-
lati"n that bobsun. Sulzrr aud uu,-
her should rid, tu Albupu, with
him.
Tho part' uXpccted 90 stop IN
route at Pueblo. Trinidad. VAtun and
Las Vegas. mainly for reucsam,nts
ana a fresh supply of gasnlin, MI
ciisw,ll followed the motorists ht
train, stopping at each point named.
but failod t. lind them. although hr
claims To- haze madc diug'nt inquiry
at each puiut at churchrs hotels aud
police headquarters II may De that
cot bobSou has stopped ON tho way
to try u casc ur write u hrirf ut that
Mr. horhrr has contra ted case of
cold feet nnd T. trying e. trade his
new ear for water wagon ur a
cheese factory that Senator Suzcr
duccd TO vote Tor him or thht Mr
iilu.hrr is discussing thr relative mrr-
iu of the radish and tn oniuu
Upon arriving in las Ncgns MIR
frisNell inquired aoou. town tor tho
motorists ana was surrounded by Il
battalion OF detectives eager fot a
Glow on the ringers kidnapping case.
captain Fred fornofi left Las Vegas
for tn. north shortly after MIR Cris-
well arrived there Hud evidently went
IN search of the dutumobiling party.
hoping to connect them ~ some way
with the abduction sensation
In ans event thr truuurrqu. men
have not been seen cor Two days IT
thcN do not reach hrr, boturr tomor-
ROW afternoon e searching party VIII
be- sent out ana au fort made to loo
cate them
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-04
BRAKEMAN SUFFERS
FROM PT0MA|NE

T.. Z Hanson y santa Re brake
mnit is It thc railroad hospital re-
covering from q severe atturk OF ptu-
mniun poisoning he is under the
care ~ br John W Colbert aud viii
De- out ~ three COS four da,s
Hanson Wns riding east on No 10
ANA as the train was nearing tAguua
this morning ~, was seized sudd,nl,
Win terrific pains ia tn" stomach H.
frll helpless 10 u compartment. uu-
ahir tu arise, and remained there an
an 'upd tctot Thompson was attracted
b' h'- cries uf pain No ON ou board
understood the nature ut his com.
piaiut At l.aguna wiz, wis dis
patched 10 br Culh,rt go meet "a.
traiT with an ambulance.
Tho case MAS diagnosed as acute
ptnmaiuc poisoning, and has h,rn
attributed 20 the effect 81 cuummir-
atod pork After htul, "iimmNiug
at the hospital the patient fcl, u -
foctN wen, but q few duNs viii oc
necessary t. effect complete r"-
coNcry.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-04
Backers of Highland Car Sys.
tenn Protest Against Re.
moval of Tracks on First
Street and Gold Avenue.
TERMS OF AGREEMENT
VIOLATED. IS ALLEGED
Attorney Isaac Barth Says
Citizens Company Would
Never Have Sold If Action
Had Been Anticipated.

The Citizens Power aud Traction
company, through It's attorney. Isaac
Barih, filed u petition In ihe district
court this afternoon. asking aa ia.
junction against the Albuquerque T.sc.
tion company. prohibiting the lall3r
corporation from tearing np IT, tracks
ON South First street from Central
avenue 20 God avenue. aud from FIRST
street on Gold avenue 10 Filth street.
ahd further asking hat the tlbuquer.
que Traction company be- compelled
10 show cause why u should not com
ply with the agre .neni alleged to
nave been entered into between the
Citizens GO upanN aud he Albuuucr.
que company at the time the Citizens
company sold us property 10 the Old
company \ temporary restraining or.
DIR Is asked umlll a nearing can be
had on the petition ior u VII, oi IN.
junction
The Ming OF the petition asking Tor
an Injunction today followed he &c.
ton taken BY the city counc, last
nlshl In aciine favorably upon pcti
ton presented bl the Abuuucrquc
Traction company asking that thcy De
permitted To tear up the tracks OH
First street and Gold ayenu, n was
explained lo the council. IN written
petition, ,hai the tracks OF the Albu.
queIque TRACTION company paraielled
The tracks built hy the Cilizsns' com.
pany, and thai IL would be- an addition.
al hardship on the A,huquerdu. com
panv io operate cars over lhe God
avenue tracks.
Nj Barth, who In secretary aud AZ
iOrn.v for the Citizens Traction com.
phny was instructed To institute cuurt
proceedings following a meeting oi the
board Of directors Of the Citizcns
company held ~ 10 o'cioct this morn.
ing The directors present were
President 4 ", Hayden Isaac Barth
Edward Lcmbkc. \ A Itimbl, aud ~
n BOairighi \ r. Whltrr ana Dr.
" q Hope the other members OF the
directorate, we're absent. but il is said
they assentcd Ovcr the telephone 10
the action OF The board IN placing the
matter before the court
A. The time OF the ransier OF the
Highland line 20 the Aibuqncrquc com
pany, Il was verbally agreed thai She
Albuquerque company should opcral
cars over the entire line. said Attor-
ney leaac Iiarth this afternoon, in
speaking ot the transaction which ro
suited IN lhe heights line being taken
over by the ,owlands line AN the
people ON Gold avenue who subscribed
tO thc Highland line expected that y
would pass their property and pat up
!hcir none, malnly on the strength oi
this picn W. hope the Albuquerque
COMPANY viii reconsider ana run cars
over the Gold avenue line II they do
not "" will he compelled 10 AXE hact
the properi, and run It indepNndc
of the old line
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-04
SHELDON HANLEY
NON-COMM|TAL
.ciai to Evening Herald

special tn Evening Herald
Roswell, y. N. April sheldon
idnleN, the "ny human being who
witnessed the Killing or Tom aud Ia
llHli near k"nnd over a week ago. ana
Wlo has been I'm this city foF several
d.Ns an account of the preliminary
hearing ui ~, Iumwali brothers. who
are charged win the crime, has nern
induced TO make = statement lie at
hrst declined to say anything but
later answered a few qucstiuns
Were you the only cy".Witncss tu
tho killing Was asked
suppose was, I'm tn" only uno
know datthins about" was the re-
ply.
''tiaNc Yea mad, q stat m"ut h. any
one shout the matter asked the rc-
porter.
u mad" statement t. l. - Ful-
len, the district attorney, he g. IA, only
one have made statement to, /
think
Mr Hanlr. stated that ho had lived
In tn" neigh1orhood of The Halls aud
HumWalts four years aud VAS friendly
to both families, hat AT Ia. time nf
IN. ansir Was la the employ of the
IumNalts ~" stated that he was in
u" way cons eted by relationship with
either family.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-04
Nasicro VIA, Ntack soon.

VI Paso, TcNas. Aprii IA private
telegram from Chihuahua cit, TODAY
states that the citiz.ns ar, skrptirnl
ab"ui IA" success "t tn. peace uceo-
tiattons, aud wondering when Madero
wiz attack the city \ former citizen
"t That ciiN who still litcs Ia the state
vl Chihuahua said today that he be-
lrNcd Mnderu could not attack. TN.
federal garrison IN chihuahun Cfty
and environs numbers .. 700. while Ia.
insurrcct"s could not muster more
than LOCO men. Drspit. tho rrpnrts
I" ia. contrary, he declared the in
sIrfcr:p forces have not been recruit
cd To- any marked extent IN th, last
tW" months Meanwhile the Su-call"d
p'hc" "nNuNS ar. waiting word from
Francisco | Madern before making
any further move to bring about
cessation OF hostiliti.s
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-04
RICH AMERICAN IS
SHOT N MEXICO
FROM AMBUSH
State Department Orders
Prompt Investigation /;
Peace Negotiations Hang
Fire.

Washington. Il. e.. Arm I George
'rltchficld. an American. was shot
from ambush az his ranch near TUX.
tam MoNioo. aud probably fatally
wounded, according to u tclrgraih TO
the state department today from CON
SUI miller al Tampicu. The depart
m,nt immcdiatcly ordered q thor.
"ush inNostigatt"h. Mr Cutchflrld
recently was candidate for conu,.ss
on the Republican ticket IN New I,r-
srN.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-04
NEW BOULEVARD
FOR LAS CRUCES

Las cruces. y NJ Aprn T. "A b.
nov an assured lacI hat thr street
connecting the Canine Real from its
intersection With AW.dur to the suuth
tnd of Alameda boulevard. viii bee
opened this summ,r The prup,rlV
owners rom Amador tu Griggs street
along the proposed ueW street have
agreed tu accept tH OTTER uI the
board uf town trustees tor the land
that viii Go used nud deeds wcr, re-
corded yesterday from these propcrtN
oN Nnrt~ 10 the town
When IA, board .. commissioner
oi poua Aua couN,fi. in regular ~o~-
sion At the gourtnuu.. ~ this yItt uu
Monday 4 protest t.I' 10, iil,d hl sew
rral property oNu.r- long the route
uf the Canine Real 10Th uf thi- ,ltt.
asking that roii'l H. granted 10 th"
matter "t land wn... Ias been marh
cd OFT Ter tho hirhWN..
II is claimed tnH "a some places
thu road is 90 feet vide. ana that iu
others 1t b. % tc,t H.", aud the pro-
test H. being modr ., those persons
through whose tam. tn" ia-foot
strctvh is made IS argued thut
There b. no ncccssiu Hr "A public road
To 10, more than a. '.,t IN Width.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-04
PRECIOUS GEMS ARE
ON INCREASE
SAYS REPORT
Bureau of Statistics Finds
That Great Quantities Have
Been Found in the United
States.
stan torrc~pou,lcnt ,
Tie Evening Herald }

WASHINGTON Anrn The stalisiics
of production oI scms and precious
stones ~ the United States IN 1908.
which were collected by the geological
survey and tnr uurcau OF the census
ma hav" lus' been published. show
large iucr'Hs" ~ value over 1905
The total value in 1909 Was sa3I. $50
The value ~ 1905 WAS Sil6O63 The
increase BE- du rhici, Ia larser out.
puts of turquoise. tourmalinc varis.
cite. chr, soWasc. californte ana KUN.
zitc The production OF number of
prccious stones as beryl. garnet
peridot and 'opaz showed u decrease
~ value The output of turquoise
mattiN and urquoise amounted 10 over
!, ions thai Oi variscite To over , -
tons and hat of tourmaline to over
10 tons
An account Oi The ocCurcpc. aud
production ot Gem materials In he
United states with notes on the pre-.
clous stone, industry. has just been
punished ia pamphlei form by he
geological survey in an advance chap
ter from Mineral Resources OF the
United states, Calendar Year 1909 &"
The pa anphlet entitled The produc.
ion ul Gems and Precious Stones In
l'nH. was prepared by Douglas H.
Stcrrrt' aud may he obtained ircp by
appNing 20 the director of the survey.
The occurrence and features OF
btniioite Caiiiornitc. chrysoprasr. dia.
mond. emerald, peridot, turquoise. var.
iscite and other gem materials are d..
scribcd hy Mr. S,ergeit Benltoitp is
a beautiful new gem that in some re.
spects resembles sapphire |, has been
found "a only one locality. in san
Bcnito county. Cal California ~
compact massive Vcsuvianito and T.,
semhlcs iadc IN hardness. texture. ana
color Il has been found AZ a number
OF localities IN California aud should
be- a popular native gem Chry sopraso
has been mined ~ number of places
IN California, where a large quantity
Of beautiful gem material has been
obtained
\ new emerald locality nas been dis.
covered ~ Nerth Carolina where
promising gems have been found on
The surface IN u cotton field The
CRYSTALS are rather ,argo ana are of
deep trcen color
Deposits of turquoise have been
worked IN Arizona. California, colo.
RADIO Nevada New MEXICO ana Texas.
Turquoise is generally found IN arid
or desert regions, wnete mining is diff
hcul New Mexico. California and
AriIoaa were formerly the chief
source ul turquoise. bur during the
last few years Nevada has been one ol
the principal producers
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-04
SPRiNGFiGlO's MUNICIPAL
BUILDING IS OvNANiTEO

Springfield Mass, ADril -Seyerpl
thousand dollar damaRe was lone
eati' today 10 Sprinpiicld's miliiod
o.'ar municipal building. nov ~ pio.
cess oi construction by iva gXp'osions
ma seriously dnmarcd Tho baso ci a
J"hioot tower and shook the ci,y tor
q radius OF several blocks Al The
windows of the police olite were
smashed Officials helloNo dellbcrai ,
ATTEMPT 10 wreck the hnild'ng aith
dynamite was made
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-04
p. 0. SAVINGS BANK
FOR B|SbEE

riSbe,. Agls. April While post
master VI T., Cassidy ias not yct been
uiicialls npiided that postal savings
bank Is tu De established in this city
ho has received III. news through
oth,r channels and Do already arrang-
ing for the Installation of needed
banking facilities
In selecting risbrc postoiicr as one
of The postal dcpositorics. according
I" a u"us dispatch. Mr. iiltchcock X
V's governed bN the rtiinicne> of the
postmaster as was the consideration
IN naming other offices a. dt positorirs,
ns Il II apparent that the postmaster
having banking institution under
his management. even ~ only peck
4 edition, must hp man nf sound
business sense and Judgment.
other cnnsld. ratipns lnflucnc ing
the postmaster general In naming
postal repositories aye srographical
location. postal ecripts. and foreign
money orders. The industrial cen
i"rs, where the pay rolls ate large
have been given pr"erd .nce in the
naming uf postoflir.- as Repositories
II II believed that The institution viii
lr = peculiarly useful one to resi-
\ n's of the warren district
The offices designated ~ new pos
tai -sVinps banks IN the lisi made
public bN the postmaster general hrct
tlshr'' hiz.; Santa cruz. Cgl. canon
'llN colo; Manhattan. Kan. kalis-
pell' Mont Ton"pah. Nv. silver
city \. N; Devils LAX y. ~ Is
t"r'a' ore. Temple, Tex nlnrnam
canyon. i'tah Hoquiam. Wash. aud
Rock spring., Wyo.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-04
TO PLANT COTTON
IN TUCUMCAR|
Thousand Acres OF the Woolly
Plant to Be Put IN This
Year. Milo and Broom Corn
Other Large Crops

-per.al 60 ENHniu-
rWcumca y N. Nu rhr
Hum'rs east of Turuu n.ap-
uuS 90 put out au. uHH-Huf tr'rs
H' Hnd n cotiou ihs ..Hr ils uu.1
Huu nc,ng used Sine, 'u, ,N...I.II
-'a~'r ~ thc past months OH. NHr.
"f ttc land are Wu.u yu.uur I
nd nl'i again att,mpt milo rnas, 1uu
"''"w corn \ few N.t. ilappoIni
,o Ht .h. rr'Ho of ~ H't.r .r.. '..
'ru hut hope Tor better Prices tma
s0 SON.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-04
HOW PARTIES STAND
N CONGRESS

Washington. u C., April The
political com .,loXion of the siNty'sec'
ond congress. which conN encd IN cA.
lraordinary ses lion today. 10 as fol
lows,
Senate Republican 80 Democrats
~. vacancy |
House Democratic 22N. Republican
l6u. Socialist |. vacancies >.
Senate vacancy frun Colorado, leg
is.alure heipg democratic
Iowa II expected soon 10 cicct "a
successor 10 The late senator Dolliyer.
whose seat Is now occupied by l.alay.
ette Young
The house has vacancies from the
Ninth Iowa aud the Second peunsyl.
yania districts,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-04
Woman Run for MAYOR

Topeka Kan. April I Election ,
are being held toda, IN an kausu
cities thai have "a commission lom OF
government TWENTY also ar. y9tms
for mayor Socialism Us rh, IssH. 20
Wichita, PiusbWg ana lola 1IaNfs
headed hN women are 10 the nrid loo
Galena. where Mrs. sarah ~,oyeu a
so'ihilst Is being supported o.. many
k'puhlicans and Democrat ana AZ
E,msdale, whore Mrs VI E iohu on.
u widow is a candidate fu. may0N
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-04
Bio Not. In chlcann

Chicago lli April \ dril1ling
rain Was falling when he polls opened
this morning huI o. did NOT prevent an
unusually large early vote Workers
for Carter n Harrison the Democratic
candidate for mayor and Prot Charles
= Merriam, Republican are work.
lng hard ana % is predicted thai $50.
nun vote, o. q toidl registration OF
~ uuu Viii ne cast
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-04
Socialist Is Candidate

san Diego, Cal. April 4 Voters ia
san Diego are ,l,vtlng a mayol and
iWo oouncilmcn today The hgh' cen.
iers on the candidacy ui George \
Carrot. a socialist, tol councilman N
elected he will have he deciding vote
Ia thc council
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-04
iu-urroctos leave 0'urrni.

~ PaS". Texas. April Adviccs
from Parral rcpor, thc Withdrawal oi
insurrcctos from IN" town and re-
occupancA by the frderals several
were Killed Ia an engagement pucbn
HurlotitlHn. town of 500 inhsh.
tants is reported sacked Monday ny
the insufrectus
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-04
KANSAS CITY GETS
HIGH FLYERS NEXT

N'W Work.. April Kansas Guy
.nJaN was selected o., lhc National
council of the Aero clubs ol America
a OH, ,itN from which he mfena.
uumI balloon race this year wii ne
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