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Semi-weekly herald., 1911-12-07

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From Mondays Daily.
M. S. Walters in in town today from
IPnacio on business.
N. A. Charleston is business Wis
itor today from Dolores.
Oscar Morrison of bayfield, was in
town over night on business.
Mrs. C. E. Newton left for vis-
it to the ranch at Cedar Hill today.
| l. o. Miller spent last right in
town, on his way from Cortez to
Denver, on business.
G. N. Souligne came in from Cortez
last night and left for Silverton on
this mornings train.
| v. H. Yarnall was in town over
night from Denver and departed this
morning for Silverton.
| II. G. Bollinger, the La Plata mer-
chant, is spending the day in town
looking after some business matters.
Allen Pierce and Dean Hately left
for Denver this morning, coming up
from their homes at Aztec last night.
Mrs. Bombard was an arrival from
La Veta Saturday night to spend q
few days with Mrs. William Dowell.
Mrs. Charles Hosea and son arrived
last evening from Dolores and are
guests of the Strater for day or
two.
H. G. Allen came in on the Red APP
pie train from Aztec last night, and
is spending the day in town on bust
ness.
Miss Ida V. Grimes came in from
Denver on last nights eastern and
departed this morning for her home
in Silverton.
| ]. S. Thurston is a business visitor
from Aztec, today, arriving from San
Juan county on last nights Red APP
pie train.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. 7. Bergwin are
guests of the Strater today from
Dolores, while attending to some bus
mess matters.
| E. E. Hatcher, the La Boca mer-
chant, made hurried trip to town
Saturday night, returning home Sun
day morning.
Conductor William DoweIl and wife,
who have been occupying part of the
Pollard residence, are now domiciled
at the Savoy.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Harrison came
down from Silverton last night, and
will be in town for a few days on
court business.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Herr departed
this morning for their home at Ig-
nacio, after spending Thanksgiving in
town with relatives.
Sheriff Thomas S. Reavis of Archu-
leta county, was an arrival from Pa
gosa Springs last night on business
with the district court.
A. V. McCrimmon was a guest of
the Savoy Saturday night, passing
through from his home in Silverton,
to Denver on business.
B. H. Brooksher came up from the
ditch camp at Rosing, N. NJ, and de-
parted for Cortez this morning on a
hasty business trip.
Miss Marguerite Eastland of Farm
ington, was in the city Saturday on
a shopping trip. She returned on the
Red Apple train Sunday morning.
Mrs. Mary Fulcher and Miss Fran
ces Firebaugh are here for few days
from Hesperus. The ladies came in
on the Southern Saturday night.
The Southern passenger went out
with double-header this morning.
There were IL freight and stock cars
beside the coaches and baggage cars.
Mrs. 7. Walrum and little son,
Franklin, departed for their home in
Chama today, after pleasant visit
with Mrs A Fl GeorUa Of thia c;tv
Semi-weekly herald., 1911-12-07

We never fully appreciate handker-
chief till we find that we didn't bring
one.
Semi-weekly herald., 1911-12-07

Why is it immodest to say 'leg"
when you mean that useful member?
Semi-weekly herald., 1911-12-07

Some Of these fine days the express |
companies will get what Is coming
Semi-weekly herald., 1911-12-07
LOCAL NEWS.

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From Tuesdays Daily.
| DIR. W. R. McRee of Aztec was an
overnight guest at the Strater.
NJ. A. Charlston, ranch operator
near Dolores, is a business visitor in
the city.
Fifteen carloads of sheep from the
Mancos section passed through Du-
range on their way to eastern markets
the early part of the week.
R. G. Mathis of Ignacio was Den
yer bound traveller this morning. Busl-
ness and pleasure, major portion of
the latter, occasioned the trip.
Durango is fast becoming favor
lite dwelling place for agriculturists
who have risen to the ranks of land
lords. The most recent to be num-
bered among these are Mr.. and Mrs.
d. E. Place of Upper Florida, who
have just transferred their household
goods to the Enter residence in North
Durango.
The d. & R. G.'s. Improvement germ
has spread to the walks and platform
surrounding the passenger depot. =
Here's hoping the germ continues to
thrive.
K
Miss Elizabeth Stilwell, who has
been the guest of her brother, Chas.
Stilwell, for the past six months, re-
turns to her home in Kansas early
next week.
Without opiates or harmful drugs
of any kind Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound stops coughs and cures
colds. Do not accept any substitute.
Sold by all druggists.
DR.. and Mrs. Hutchinson and daugh-
ter, Helen, are home from Ignacio,
where they passed the Thanksgiving
vacation very pleasantly with Mr.. and
Mrs. E. A. Hutchinson, on the farm.
| Game Warden Thos. Burke depart
ed this morning for Glenwood via the
eastern. He took with him a consign-
ment of eggs from the local fish
hatchery for the state hatchery at that
point.
Tom Kelley, Dick Stewart and Tom
Wellborn are La Plata representatives
who will appear as witnesses in the
May Day-Idaho mining case. Their
postoffices are the same, not SO, with
their viewpoint.
Mrs. H. L. Brown and daughter-in-
law, Mrs. Mary Brown, were arrivals
fIom Texas last night on their way to
Mancos to join their husbands who
have recently purchased ranches in
that fertile valley.
x
Joe Wilmer, member of the senior
class of the local high school, spent
the Thanksgiving vacation with his
parents in their ranch, near Bayfield,,
far from the haunts of advanced al
zebra troubles.
Mrs. G. A. Schmitt writes from
southern California that the famed
semi-tropical climate that section has
to its credit must have been address,
ed to the wrong place this year, at
least none of the brand has been de-
livered there since her stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sartoris and
son were in from Upper Floriad this
afternoon.
Fred Grebbles, the Mancos ranches
and ranch seller, went up to Silver
ton today.
MIS-. Lulu McEwen Of Cedar Hill, |
is now in charge of the toy dispensing |
department at Graden's.
A California paper states that Null
doom Kelley has returned to his old |
habits-newspaper work.
Mrs. l.. B. Todd of Ignacio, is in
town on shopping expedition. She
is registered at the Southern.
William Vosburgh, prosperous
Texas creek ranchman, is transactinp
business with the local merchants to-
day.
Rev. R. c. Jackson was a between
trains visitor from Pennington last
night.
Semi-weekly herald., 1911-12-07

To be always expecting trouble is
as bad as to be always really having
trouble.
Semi-weekly herald., 1911-12-07

Will Price, one of the prominent
mining men of the La Plata section,
is visitor in the city. Court bust
ness.
Mrs. Walter Heimes of Pagosa
Springs, came in last night on the
eastern and continued to Mancos this
morning.
]. d. Burgwin of Dolores, who has
been occupied with business matters
in this city for several days, left for
home this morning.
]. E. Nash of Monte Vista, who has
been looking over land in the Farm
ington-Aztec section, was an arrival
on last nights Red Apple train on
his way home.
Mrs. LYDIA J. Waldron, who has been
residing on the Dolores ranch for the
past year, with her son, Arthur Wald-
ron, left for Pueblo this morning on
an extended visit. Mr.. Waldron and
bride are now domiciled at the ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Ritter of Ignac-
10 left this morning for Denver, where
they will enjoy metropolitan attrac-
tions for a fortnight. During their
absence Mr.. and Mrs. B. w. Ritter will
act as substitute manager of Fair
field ranch.
x
j. j. Schryver and brother-in-law,
Mr.. Haskell, drove in from Fort
Lewis last night, returning home this
morning. Mrs. Weston, mother of the
Miss Weston, of the agricultural
school, accompanied them on their
homeward trip. The lady arrived
from Denver last evening.
Semi-weekly herald., 1911-12-07

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Semi-weekly herald., 1911-12-07

Miss Florence Beatty left for Fal-
ia this morning. She was returning
TO her duties at the Griffith school
after spending Thanksgiving in town
with the folks.
Semi-weekly herald., 1911-12-07

Will Price, one of the prominent
mining men of the La Plata section,
is visitor in the city. Court bust
ness.
Semi-weekly herald., 1911-12-07

E. Rhodes was returning passen-
ger on the eastern this morning bound
for his home in Pueblo. Mr.. Rhodes
came in last night from trip through
the Montezuma valley.
Semi-weekly herald., 1911-12-07

mesa to spend few days with her
friends.
Semi-weekly herald., 1911-12-07

From Mondays Daily.
M. S. Walters in in town today from
IPnacio on business.
Semi-weekly herald., 1911-12-07
LOCAL NEWS.

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Semi-weekly herald., 1911-12-07

Mrs. E. M. Tendick, formerly a res
ident of Durango, and now located in
Denver, returned Saturday from Wis
1t with friends at Aztec, and left on
this mornings train for the Florida
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-12
CARLOAD Of CH|NKS
BACK TO CHINA
Southern Pacific Makes Unique
Human Shipment; Windows
Are Barred and All Doors
Are Carefully Guarded.

Phoenix AIIl. June N.u ma
cuH' anl men Amy % h ttu, D.. some
instances. uuI nor when thu. mon
40, ChinaWou Then "a b. ID rb.r. oi
men must lu such was the cas-. last
evening WHOM ear oi Chiuos. eu
ioufc iIcu El pHso ia the coast reach.
eel tnia CIly aud here m. occupants
Wor" Joined los iouI COUSINS who have
been 'asidcu- ia the immigration de-
l"ntiou quarters here recently The
windows ui the car were barred aud
both duu.- wcr, carefully guarded
The party was und r. command OF On.
~pcctor Galdinrr
Lcung Wong Nah Poy Yoc rang
ANA Ncr Has. ,rstWhilr TEMPORARY
residents ul this city. are nov oh tl
way bach 10 The graves OF their au
cesfots and viii make IA" Journey 10
the Celestial Kingdom at The cNpcnsa
~ Uncle sam Sincc another pnr''
VAS sent from this rtty a short time
ago. there are now hml a tow IN
mates OF the Tucson detention quar-.
tors
There were smiling Nonrolians and
cad faced Mougollaus 10 4 car at
larhcd 10 the train that pulled out OF
Tucson for the coast last nigh, The
car was filled with returning wmld.bs
Immigrants who had found the watch.
iui eyes OF the immigration officials
along IN" line too watchul for them
Sono had had all the experience they
wanted 10 the new country and could
not nave been forced 20 escape which
~ cost nothing To reach The home.
land. Others needed all the care aud
watchfulness that could ho oNorcisdc
ny the guards, but. WHY nllly, they
were homcward bound The chuck.
gees which they bad In some cases
had been proved worthless and fraud.
ulent. whilc in others II was the re-.
verse, Or no tichcc. no wlshee," n
was mo chuck gee. no can stay
Hence the sadness of many Of The
would-bo cNpatrIatcs
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-12
THIRD BOTTLE WAS
HIS LAST
Modern Omar Khayyam Has
jug OF Wine Underneath
the Bough, and Is Probably
in Paradise Enow.

Eisn.. Nr.2, June i--"I hl,,
drunk t.u uorI.e aud / .r u.. pop.
ping th, fhrl
The note. written on piece pf
brown wtlprIug paper. lay on the
ground beside thr unidentified body
of mar ,u e cyt ia the hills about
milo back pI fhc Calumet and AYi-
iona hospital Within rcuch OF tho
arm u' Oh, d,.umposed body las two
'mpN haWunsnv bottles and another
bottle Num which some ~ 'hv wine
had been drunk. II was Tho last bot
Tie thn, tI' man popped before he
died \ quart COL whisky, rom which
several 'ue'r- had boon drunk was
tlso within reach.
TIL. ground around tb, hods Nas
rt'rI.. .Ir,.,d NTH cigarette stubs.
1a' hes that ~, had stiuos amt "a boN
OF freshly uN,ura cigarettes lut NltI-
u IH. skol,t,ued htud r.
several u.. eDapwt a. which tho
Bottles hga nr,u wrapped of IN, date
o. Alr d. 'J, ou tUe .rtuud u,ar ,hc
anl. \I M. requisites uf en-
oman thl.,aur nara#.-, ,uuW N.I.
n,., .N.t tuu tn, uuu had d,cu
alou,
1h, mn body n,- mot Set n,,r
It,.rN,I
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-12
WATER BEARING GRAVEL
STRUCK IN ESTANCIA

Estancia. y ", June l2.--lohn +.
iilan"'. ~ho Is having q well dug by
@. + Turner reports eNcell N re-.
suits thus ar TIA, veil Is now down
ono hundred ana uttyelght feet and
IN that distance has already struck
three different layers of watcrJcar.
.ng gravel
rhg second aad rhrd strata were
stuch IN splendid gravel, aud D,
thinks ths luN vill Dee sufficient tor
his pump llr Hiii at once install %
uaaolin, ,u.,u, and pumping outh' u
irigatr his orchard and 'ruck pat p
he Says toH 1I N,e cherries Wyu.
hurt hy tH. ..uO frost. but thar b.
has q lew .U..ID, un che trees. Con.
siderins Oh. ,Hr No. has been abl, a.
give M, D.eu1ll u is doing niccl
AMI hc .u.mweoi tie also has
pcoul iu HD,..u something OF Whl,u
$50 hav, U. Hrud before In the yai
les SON D. Mr tomatoes are t.,
Size OF ug.,I Talnula.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-12
iONDiI, MD LEAD ~
TItt EARLY sI\TIG~

santa Zee, y NJ, June le-- Assist
ant Territorial Auditor Charles ",
Fairfield ma looking over some old
books, made AN interesting discovery
yesterday II was of the ussrssmcnt
rolls oi santa Nnu county. nov Dom
Ana counts. iu 1873, The assessment
showed there Worc 30 voters and 30
Taxpayers in Tho county ana tn as
srseod valuation Was S33.GN.. which az
prr cont taN brought ia the small
sum of S93pN2 for county. territorial
aud school purposes
Mr. Fairfield also found an nscr-
osiing it'm In one OF tn, hCoks stat
ms that the legislature had approved
The account ut Splcgclhorg brothers
Tor powder and head n 1861 TINS
was during the civil war aud Spiog1-
berg brothers furnished thc territory
SOM ammunition II would seem
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-12

sthndpattcrs are looking for big
man for the job. CummIns of t,yn
ana Mcnyon of Iowa, have hrtu mon.
TONED 49, men who are likoiv To- nav,
large following But 10 is poirt,d
'ut tina, Cummins would ratno. ,n.
main senator from iowa than h.coru.
vice president ot ia, United states.
SENATOR Monyon. on the other hand
~ is said. is too Young in national
politics to n' considered ae th, fsnt
running mat" Tor the president
Tho disposition therefor, Y, IN,
leaders b. tp reach out and GOT som.
rt"Hrrs.lt" man recognized the cpm
i't owe. Zoo make the r9er Senator
Koran looms 1872 ls on. uf the best
possible choices
" B. not known. uf COURSE, ~ IA,
outsiders whether Senator Hurah viii
accept th' nomination if It is tender.
'd MIN. is ha too p,,uplos 1u uunuDu-
uH pl1.. Boo tho souatr. bat IL be-
h"uEhi mot h, might De- Induced 10
run under pr" ur. rrlm President
Iofi pu de- upmd tuU 10 is mis- dut,
u e Republican loo max. the race.
~" is recognized 1s t strong cam.
rhiFu'r Hui one OFF th. big mon of
Oh, s'nat. ii' i4 only forty six wears
'ld. md could ,.ull stlud the hard
ships of rigorous .umuiIrn winch
th' lHl. campaign s ,Xurctrd g. be-.
IL s not % Taft man. m fact H. has
H'd como differences wi.h thp white
h'u. hn. hl. ability .s not und,r,.ti
m't"d BOB thHt quarter senate, Rpr
'h. % learned ON good authoris
t Moor Nk"N r, support senator Ia
t'l 70. loo Iia candidacy tor tao pres.
d.n,,, .huuld Dol. boom Do, launched
rt tn convention. thlu tn. Tlft book
hut DO So certain to support OBJ, nom.
lu,r Gao. th' presidency. vho.yc' hc
ma3 Boz.
II mgN n' though ui courgr no
word - vcrin,1tiuu eil h, obtained
mat The T1u boomers ar, pulling ~
% ercu, suok, OF dimomue, iu ug
costing Bornh's nam, for ..coud
place They can readily $50. what IN
incnco h' can bring io h,lr tor t.1
FollDtt.s nomination m Chicago and
90, suggestion ha. been ld, need
thai 1t Be- probably 90. plan o. u.ul on
Borah'a support oi la Foii,u hy
nominating htm for second place. sp
that ho Niu swing his support e.
Hrcsidoui TAFT
senator Rorlh has aspirations Tor
tho pre- done. himself. bat hiding
lN7 time before nis boom is 80 bc
launched Do is not thought. however.
that u. Vh. 1ttcmp, 80 .tar, j at this
timO
~" ie - present of tno opinion
tE1t 10 Be- much better to start hia
tmH.-g 'nr tu, presidency 100 tho
uln'.r Oh thioh tho Cumwlu. and T..
loN,ti, booths have boon -prc8J Cor-
e'luruiN Ga, yuu, ,S of the impress
3 1000 tHHf senator Burah viii Huunh
'ut u H, lecture nrld mur. proty-
u.utt fh.n over before
Ba.ar. IN. Republican convention
T. called however. u Is expected tu1t
Tho white h0u4, VIII De- 10 com.
'uoVr Vno tHc pr.sIdou, uond usa.
- ,, .u tH. u.krt N.tN h'ru turing
o., next campaign
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-12

T.. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
and did To-day am we'll and strong
and do all my own homework. owe
my health 10 LYDIA T.. Piukham's
4 ogciable Compound and advise my
Ircnds who are afflicted with any
Y male complaint to try it," Mrs.
oHNlLLE RoCh, Il. X No. ., Paw Paw.
Michigan.
II You are i'll do not drag along until
an operation Is necessary but a. once
take Lydia T.. rinkham's Vegetable
Compound.
For thirty years /, has been the stan
daid remedy for Womru's ills. and has
positively restored the health of thou
sands of women. Why don't youtr! it:
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-12

placement. | could
not be on my feet for
4 long time. My
physician treated
me for seven months
without much relief
and ut last sent me
TO Ann Arbor for
an operation | was
.,hcrciour wcrksand
came home suffering
worse than before.
My mother advised
|mc 10 try LYDIA
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-12

Bishop 'ou1u WIN mead delegation
of the ministry that Viu nav, 70 MOST
important part boo w. programs.
Take b. 'li n ail. thu celebration.
eiNcn in honor of eronnd- breaking fot
tud dedication u1 thu first buildine
for ID, ptuamn-Ca california exposition
VIII hc tho MOST notable pageant ever
hold ou 90, Pacific coast
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-12
WOMEN
MAY AVOID
Z OPERATIONS
By taking Lydia Z. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound

The following letter from Mrs.
Oryillc Rock viii prove how unwi,e
II Is for women To submit 60 the
dangers of "A surgical operation when
il may he avoided by taking lydia
T.. pmkham's Vegetable Compound.
She was iourwccks In the hospital
and came home suffering worse
than before.
Here il her own statement.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-12
EXPENSIVE FLOATS
ARE PREPARED
San Diego Exposition to Have
Most Beautiful and Elabo-
rate Parade Ever Attempt
ed 10000 Visitors Expected


sa, p..r, cal t,,.. g., t-,l.,
'''' '''.'''' '' mum ''"
J. ''rt't ar" hoing huilt some of ia,
most beautiful floats oyer deauue.
for "a paa,lut am th. p,.ir. .,,.t-
,1, "a r,un,a. of fl. p,t.si,t,. ,f ,.u-
iiornia FOR an. mission nte,an,. A, a.,
erouud- broag> king c...br.iiop b,r. Jri,.
~
II som. al an, aIJ r,Ir.. ,,rid
uk. "a r,rd u4id. th,s.. TINS t1r.
prob,bl. ,opld IN, uH,t ..t.u..t
lr.pi F,.,,. r.i...,n Oh. ,.,i...rr,,. ,s
iu .yid.u.. .tb.r n r...p. v..,b
covered ,,iu r,. rlaqt.r off ..,ri. .l,th
q, f,sb.j and holm. t....,.i..i Dat. tb..
ruirt.r am Sam I.,. I,.
flrtI...f YI.U. '... artist. .r. ...,t.
Uu. uu n . t.... .I..n
1870 tu. .ar. .u. I. ..... ..
.N.. r.u.,t... Id. .l.,. ...t.n.
ana tn. .>t.a.I,, .r.adr. m ..erv
respect Iu. .l.f .uI.rus . l..u.
followed ..., H su ,h. u...... and
l. .a.t.. .. ..rl. .... .UU ...,
luu. .I.r d. ...t. .
r....... ... ..I.f. DID,. u.I.. ... ...
portion
.ru over. .I. am. r..,...r ..,..I.
.nrae,d boz .~,Uua u... .f.....
90, mission. ,r,m.rly,.. .f.. .... .f...
o.. .ua t... tast rn 3. t...-.f.
tN.u TH.r, uU Doe ,.. ... .....
sion n.r. .nI ...r 100 ..n... ..r
t.. l..| ....iul ,u, c9.rI. ,..
...i.f and r.. Iudusttl,f r3r..rt i'm
addition u u. floats b,ir. nu.s n.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-12
SOUTH AMERICANS
SPEND LAv|SHLy
French Tradesmen Do Greater
Business With Gentlemen Of
Southern Republics Than
With North Americans.


.p.. I..
arc '".'''' '' 'h ''I' uIU WHOM
tn p'"I.. .' turui. u.u th. word
"Am,f... ir., imam tr.r ,vn
cnu,tr. ..,I u..,. ,l.,.., r,.
49,.
''' "'-' '''p'' ''"'
" Dot 'n. "nF country In thr western
world This idra .s erroneous ssp.-
..,.. B.. pm. .t ,a
''''' '''' ''''''' N"''' ''""
''i'h''" h'h' ih'l. dI11rtrrs ana
wh,r. spanish speaking visitors spend
ih,r mono, with I,tsbp,.. INA,
,.t....... .... ....
Ih'i. dr. permanent colonies uf
SPAN Americans ~ Paris which,
lhN'I together arc three times Hs
large ds ih' north American colony.
w American who told jrwclcr 100
IN i''' dr la fniN that American
Hp'n' more money there than IN ftth
avenue, "" YORK was reminded thtt
Norm Americans spend much ires
Nh''fi'ans II ~ an und'Epnt'd iA'i
mat spanish Americans hay m"r"
ht"utllul FURNITURE, more jewels. NOR"
:" Uv"'r" r''h'n ART ~ ram
,'' wv run ,h' 'h'l'"
, '"''l' P"I'' h'l' 81 th'
.''' So "''''"'' 81 '"h'"SN'S SHOWN 'H
IN Nv" sr"at salons "' Tits month
VIII ma ih''r way To private houses
:" S'''' '"'' "' 'h' "i'''rIcaS south
- ~ '''' ''i"lu'
'''''' Yuan MauI'u y 'h' '"-
'"l'''' 81 spanish Nm.'''''
''",, t'' connections IN IN" iiolds "i
,''u ,r arr ana literature between
''''' "n" we p'"Pir "t i''''H
+, .'''' "'' u''''' imam ~" Nisitiht
'''''''',', '"',,''n,'-' french states
'S W. I"'n''au' INC i"r.
~. '''''',' anu l'uI ''o"nnrr ana
''I'''''N'. '"' I'pr's' hlAtlN''
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-12

Asa result pf studcr play
,d pn th. German en- mring
DTS esu u k.rsruha. t ol
Tho kBI-ruu. TrchuiCu' ..raitv
il- suspended iu cntir, ....u. rae
t,ruIt. 'nf 'I, current sem
Wu'l. tp, Emperor W. Doom. som,
hH't H.l.u hilarious M.u ..r. OF
'u. 'rat..u.N impressed U .. u cur
uH-. Iud drove up ana H..u ..iur.
0I erIu: Iu.al palace. ...tu tho
.mH rur NH staying d.utur beer
.f u. Do ..a .rd singing questionable
"" o. Na- only witt r.T diir-
4 fjf th" police wcr, lU.. tp put
1n ..H . Go. cunviviul ..'. rmnucc
.UI '.. th,. carriage PHI. MI. owner.
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I.nu. uf The popu' ..Ifior
tt Iun t1" practice ot n.td-
.uat. quantities ~ fr' beer.
which recently resulted s,u-
i'nr, 'ur number ur1ut
l..H.I fnI walters a' md
Umru ut. boycott th,
l'..f u..r palaces in come
unu. in n. beard throu- .Hr.l.
y .nWuHNUIut OF tn ..I..
u r.ruls.u-. who fou .u.h
.HII.t 600 H. stein, b, 1900 tu
Htuc Do. f. um tie .I vino
u.d NnrU" lo beer an I,.
'H.H.u N.f Mu ho hau ..r "a
plain t'. 700 legal reuu un-
der 900. luf' measure ]. THIS
tho comm udInt ha. an ..r-
t,ur.N fH 'NU,r months .u,nt
fof il't ....u. 100 ou the n.. pore
uuI Nu.u. Tn, cas- |. .ualN.
haI h..u Carried through np
tad thir.. ...U tribunals
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-12
Hero il her own State

Paw Paw, MiVh. =" Two years agO
suffered very severely with dis
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-12

.of thc socialists. in %. E..hstag.
Who trt strongest IN O. tr cities
that have multiplied ~ .... .U pop.
u'u'Iur sIuc, 1859.