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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-20
CARDUI WORKED
LIKE A CHARM
After Operation Failed TO Help,
Cardui Worked Like a Charm.

Joncsvlllc. &. CT suffered with
Somanly trouble" writes Mrs J. s.
Kendrlck IN n letter from this place,
and ut times. could not bear TO stand
on my feet The doctor said would
Acvcr Dc any better. and that would
have 20 have an operation, or would
have a cancer
went 10 the hospital. and they oper.
Sted on me. but got no better They
said medicines would do me no good.
and ! thought would have to die
At last / tried Cardul, and began 10
improve, so continued using a. Now,
] am well, and can do my own work.
/ don't feel any palms.
Cardui worked like a charm"
There must be merit IN this purely
vegetable tonic remedy. for women
Cardui for Il has been In successful
asc tor more than 20 years. for the
treatment OF womanly weakness and
disease.
Please try n. for your troubles
NIB Wriie 10 Ladies' Advisory Deg. Cha''s
essss Nri,ine Go, thsiisnouFa. Tenn. TO- ~s sal
IuduiciiUnf. ans q. vase took, "Hou.e Treatment
VI Womsn, sent in plain ~fapDef. 90 reauest.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-20

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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-20
ueccp,Ion for Mrs. Nuttcr.

TN, presence DO the city ot Mrs =
a.. Nutirr state president eff the No-
mans Christian Temperance Union,
uccasiourd - happy gdthcS'ug az the
HnrWood school ON Fourteenth street
Muuda, ryruiug iu her honor Though
lowering clouds and dush"s of rain
KENT many Indoors who desired tu at
tend Tho reception, vet, there was "A
pandly number of White Rihboners
out Ia greet their state leader.
The AFFAIR was also in the nature ~
In farewell gathering complimentary
a. two other guests VINO ar" 90 leave
the city for an indefinite time. Mrs
IT, r. Down loyal worker for tenn
pcranca since the diys &C. tho Temper
ane, crusade iu Illinois. and Tho local
secretary Miss cora Flood Wcr" th"
honor guests with Mrs N"t'er. Mrs
Downs wiz leave this week. i"r calf
.,rua in reside and Miss Blood. FOR
many years the superintendent of IN"
HARDWOOD school, lett Monday night
for eastern cities Gee continue in mis-
sionarN work as platform speaker
Ina PENNSYLVANIA Miss Blood ANA
Mrs. piu Ross. the delegates from
Tho local " g. r. l.. accompanied
Mrs. Nuttcr Monday nigh o." Las
Vegas to attend the state convention
that opened in the Meadow city
Yesterday morning After the con-
vcnti0n Mrs Nutter viii visit several
eastern citios, attending the state con-
vcntion OF White Rlbhon'rs In KAN
sas CITY. Mo. ana another at ihde-
pcndsncc. Kansas. \ nri,f VISIT Il"
her old home In Missouri, and to chi
caro viii be followed hv the return
trim Ia Ncw Mexico via Milwaukee 90
hr present at the national W. g. T.
L. I'm TINT lLlN.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-20
Racr fnt a.m0

The last relay In the race for Eve
thousand dollars Is about ~ begin
nud the earnest participants are gath
crlug together for a winning nnish be-
fore october a.. pf course all are
aware that the victory means great
things for the Y. " g. A. and IN
fact spells greater Albuquerque %
therefore the participants In the race
number large proportion OF the cito
l2ens. But To insure q triumphant
conclusion. every director every mem
Der ANA every citizen must speed tho
race Tor three more weeks with cheer
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-20

U. U.fIYu NunI.. mufuIu. sf Ola,
IM.rI.Ii, Goo 900, gr.H... number o..
students .Hu u... ..,I boon m.a,u,
u.. n., n,.b coy m. au. .,u..t,r
IH, Seed u Vocational Trur.us
.H. I. ilw. u o. .or,,u ds.
...Hfr N.... if cray presented
'" ''.N -'Id'u. n upu1Ny.N p,r-
s.uI Ha.. OBJ. u..,...i. OFF .huu.iu'
definite us vocation .n ., tud nt-
'n- aN uI study BOO .fs requirements.
IH. .nrlh .td Iu rHH rns ur.-
'.H H.H.uit H' Du',s. education
600 p. uH W'lHs u.sIh.,. uut should
', .N' H..' rIpu." "i education. 70
F.. 'N. Ht.If. udE.ui1E, 200 r.urt atu-
don't 'H Dave ...ar .l'I OBJ. 90, pare
..HIHi 'n, .' 'ui.u.n' HH I', work
N' 'H|."" InH 'H .nH".. us rr.p1r.
N'"'| nd college course. iHr 'hr pur.
.".' '' 'IWlp'ns hWs'I' iu .pD"n'
f' ' 'hUi '"th u'N .'f IH rdu-
.'''n owning "".u 'n' secondary
''u. t''"h N.I "l. u"uH 'nd sure
'"Hn'"'"1 '"' iN. 1'"idIn Co. WORK
TOD ."'|'t. ''H' 200 past 'iu ALTON
"t H'"n .."l 'H' students "'lh hI'
been '"' general Iu'ir '"'''s nave
boom .I'i'" '. laos "i definite
NN'l'.' 'I' p" II' .''n.' given 'i'h
student Pop .n"".' POTS course. 1000.
''.u.h'td.E. ".iN'Nl lh. i'iriI"ushi
'"I 'h' 'n''I. IH' E'''i mood OFT ln'
dHN BE- vocational u"n.ut. ana ih'
'iu''lIN" N"i.. b. adopting '1' .tu'N
course. n 'H' elective ..fI'H i' h' tho
'ud. "' iHr W'.'.' N'ir 700 special
.u. II. W'i' advanced in .''.I.I'-
."u "' H'. 'H' mon" W'.N'd N ih'
demand Too. d'hh I'n'-. "i .r''0'ii/-
nH 'n H' ur. "' .nd'aN"i
Inp Increasing number or elective
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-20
nsln,lnrk md nnNld.

ono of tho foremost lecturers ON
the American platform viii Dee heard
Loo the Lead Avenue Methodist church
Friday evening. september 80 under
The auspices ol the EpWorth League
80 less parsonage than Bishop VIII.
nm VI Quaylc, u. - ~. u. Will lee
mrr ON "Sh2luck and David' "n thi-
occasion ana 10 lslikolN There Will
De- no vacant sent in the auditorium
~ the church
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-20

The lessons of the summer Study
viii be- summarized at the meeting "i
the home department and mo wee
tots of the cradle Roll To- assemble in
the First Baptist church Friday u-
ternoou besides being the c"nc'u-
sion Of q profitable season of study
the meeting win bee In tho nature OF
a farewell reception ia honor of tn'
droc,rcss who o. 90 leave tho city
next week 60 resume her duties as
teacher leo Texas town.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-20
"OnlIilnr Rec.

Autumn brrez's suggest other
things than aprons aud sunhnnnots
aud acting on "a, subtle suggestion
~ the weather man. the ladies Of the
Good cheer club viii assemble Fri
day nfteroon to "huild" comforts aud
quilts in preparation FOR the colder
nights whom The little ones In thr odd
Fellows home viii he checrcd there
hy when they anuRglc under the cav
rdng. Mrs $, Vann WHINE tho host
css next Friday afternoon.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-20
rUcu,,-rYfh lnu,a.ar,

IH have .,.u.,a ~, n.r.s uHa.
''' 'NrnN .IE' .1nt. ,.|. days. and
.' H"b ..l 4. b,r
''' "i h'Iu r. 400 mu.lUua
Ih "' l'. no. experience u'
h"W'i "uF COUP. u Albuquerque. au,
.Hh twain h'ug an Hud Nr d. Vs.
.''" Too. 100 .h u..uss ..lI aud
f'.''. CIRCLE. "' Toe D,tN and state.
iN clos .f.t "u1N.d Hnnag .
.'''' '' Iii'''d' .l'ul..d N.Y.
i'".-.u "I'' ..hnuU.u PARTY 900
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-20
VIZ. srrhnl,n I.nlcrlnIn..

Mrs Julius S,ruunu V1s 90. Et1.-
.UUs hostess .1Ie afternoon when Wc
ulI'. uJ ino Lutheran congregation
and their friends enjoyed another cot
tHr social ..1n,,s" tor which nr
Lutheran NId society Ia famous J. dis.
r"u-'is of pleasure aud dclicut,s.rn.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-20

The Missionary soclrty Of the Com
prernt iOnnl church win meet tomor-
row afternoon at the nome of Mrs.
Katherine IIcaid. tsi south Edith
street missions IN Africa" VA 49,
tho topic "a bc presented by Mt"
smrdevant and Mr.. v T. Dunn.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-20
ucbcEahs' celebration Postponed.

'rhe celebration planned by thh
Daughters Of Rabekah tor this even
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-20
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h'l''' N'0"'ht ANN .lHaiN hI u"s'
a,pp'u '',' Pl',' 'i"u'' moon N'".
roy 'u' TOW ul h"h'NW"pua ihai had
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1911-02-17
>HE kICkS ar DIRTY SNOW
being Dumped In Ball Field Hack Of the
BrOn> Municipal building.

Mrs. Agnes Mulligan of 1910 Arthur
avenue. The Bron>. a LAWYER and real
estate operator. saws she sent q Letter
yesterday by special messenger to Mavor
tiavnor's Brooklyn home telling the
Mavor that unclcan snow cleared from
tn. streets i Icing dumped in the bal!
field bacr, of tn. Erony municil al huild.
ms and that IT the dumping isn't stopped
she Will head a delegation of mothers
III a visit to the City Hall Mrs. Null gan
has complained To the Street Cleaning
commissioner and III. Hoard of Health
Deputy Street t."anirc Commissioned
r.bri"n Of The irons looked the srowple
over At Mrs MulliLan's request and she
says that n. admitted tina. tn. snow was
Yer" dirt. he told her. Mrs Mnihcan
saw. that the contractor had permit
Ia dump clean snow in the ball field since
The '.rcn> j. too wide TO make 1t prac-
tlcable 10 cart all snow 10 the river
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1911-02-17
=. &. WICkOFF ~ BEILE,TE.
student Of Economics Taken Into Custody
Near the city HAL.

Spencer Cone Wvckof of IS Hanson
place. Brooklyn. was committed yester-
day TO the psvchopathc ward at Bellevue
by Chief Magistrate McAdoo for exami-
nation. He was arrested in the neighbor-
hood Of the City Hall by Lieut.. Gilday. a
detective attached to the Alexander
avenue station in The Bronx. He was
arraigned before Magistrate McAdoo,
and was held AT 800 Mulberry street pend
ing the arrival of the ambulance for the
insane from Bellevue
HIS sister. Miss Adelaide Wyckoff, who
lives with her brother said last night
that her brother had been arrested
through a Misunderstanding. that he
had Communicated with his lawyer and
that she expected he would speedily
h. released from the hospital His
father was the late Rev. William Wvckofr
Mr.. Wyckof' - man of independent
means. his sister said. and is n student OF
economics. He is 80 years old
II was learned that Mr.. Wyckoff had
written letter TO the Mayor about sub.
ways and that the Mayor had answered it
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1911-02-17
ADELE RITCHTE ROrHERED.
says a Painter WIN TITS Wagon on the
williamsburg bridge Did N on Purpose.

Miss Adele Eitchie, the actress, was
crossing the Williamsburg Bridge vester-
day afternoon in an auto on her way to
the Fulton Theatre IN Brooklyn. where
She is filing an engagement. when her
car was run into Nv q wagon driven 10y
Hiram =. Robinson. - painter oi 10
Eil"ry II eet. Williamsburg.
Miss Rtchia had left the Hotel Breslin.
her auto driven bv VI +. Sparr who lives
at I2ai Bedford avenue. and while cross
my the East Rive" span on the so'ifh
roadway Robinson it was alleged. began
10 annoy the actress by running his rig
in front Of her car When nea~ the Brook
lvn terminal Miss Ritche remonstrated
with Robinson. whereupon. as alleged
h" ran his rig into her auto and smashed
a tire.
Then Robinson tried to get away. but
Miss RitCh. summoned Policeman Bol2
and h" arrested the painter. She went
10 the bridge police station and made
charge of reckless driving against Robin
son and then went TO the Manhattan ave-
me police court TO prosecute him.
The painter told Magistrate Hvlan that
his horse was trying 10 run away when
IN" rig crashed into the actresses car.
Niss Ri'chie said that Robinson had an
noved her in crossing the bridge. Robin
son was paroled until TO-DAY for hearing
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1911-02-17
M WtS PiRTIl HEID Ip.
Night licrh at Hotel Frederick Got y
Huilri I rca>rd liand. TITS True

Robert G BARNARD, night cl.,k at the
Hotel Frederick. 10 W"s, FiitV-siNth
street, saws ma-k"d man dld try to hold
az ~" hotel OtilC" ~ = - clnCh Yesterday
morning, and did ~huu IA" SAID Barnard
N on" hand when n" refused to hold lis
hands up. II" ha~ a hullnt vi hand
To show tor il aud j. resting IN Hahn.-
mann Hospital. hccordnl to Barnard.
that's all there l. 10 IA" story. IL. SAYS
th"r" wd- onir on" mau no artomobilc.
II" hrunu't>m and no turrl uro thrown
Al the intruder. Ne IA : firih"r tha, he
w"nt into m" hp',! npi-inrss Two years
ago at A-hury pa"k hay;ne been a
travelling man. and thai h.'> had no
"Ni,rri"n"" with gun fighters IN l."advilic
cob. .or h" never wa- ti.r" IN hi, life
IT," j. ~ wears old
beverly " Goodman and Water
H-rp"r. IN" two h"llbu, :. wlo were he
uniy other wltLo >st-. tell he same story
Of tn shooting Detectives from IN.
N"-i Forty seventh street station have
= huli'; thai IA" police found on the
ilouv. Dat til" red paperrd plaster wall
said 20 have been IN III. line ot fire show :
oul" marks of Tobacco iulr'. ih"r. ls a
'lImsN cast IRON bracket Ou III. wall wuich
th' Motel iu"ll ~" iiti"I tn. II, mr. IN th.
hII'-t IN" n"l"hr: shows no mari
=" once Ol lii' i.Dl'i IL an dtIONt room
"a; IN. end OF 1t IN Ut halt. Incidentally
tln,'" a"en't any palms pr artificial flowers
IA tn hall. thnI.h : K. Graves. tn.
manager. saws th"r" wrr" som" two wears
ago.
, Barnari'e story is that he was sitting
on a >tool IN a corner Of the Office Good
man was sitting al his elbow and Herbert
was across the room at the telephone
switchboard when a man appeared
suddenly at the counter. trained a big
bli" revolver on Barnard and told him
10 throw up his hands Herbert threw
M his, bat he saws if ther" had been "A
hOl" he d ha"" jumped into il Goodman
ducked through u door. Barnard saws
his first idea was that a former bellboy
they knew mad come in to play Joke
bat that when he saw il was somebody
els. h" jumped up and was shot in the
hand. "" SAYS III" man tried To shoot
again but made mislir" and ran down
the hall and goi away. Barnard describe.
Nr. Richard iUrin a. having been chaaDly
dressed IN lcht gray, with a dark cap
and no ov"rcoat, His mask looked home
made and there was an amat.urish air
about hum
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1911-02-17
~ GOILDS ENGAGEMENT
To Miss Graham Announced NJ . Dinner
AT the Metropolitan Club

A. the dinner given by Jay Gould at
the Metropolitan Club last night the en-
gagement Of Mr., Gould To Miss Annie
Douglas Graham daug ghter Of Mrs Hubert
Vos. was announced. II has been re-
ported for some time Miss Graham =
mother before her first marriage to Mr.
Graham was an Hawaiian princess. Al
the Decies Gould wedding Miss Graham
took the place Of Miss Beatrice Claiin.
one Of the bridesmaids. who was i'll
There were rhiriy-hv- guests At the
dinner la-' night. Lord and Lady Decies
who returned from "A trip in the South
were present, and so Wee Scion Rober;
Beresford, Lord D.C'e-'s brother, and
Anthony i. DreyeI .'r jay Gould
the host j. the second sot' Of Mr. and Mr..
George Gould.
Lord Decies and his bride are booked 10
sal tomorrow for Egypt bv the Cunarder
Carmana. which will make special
cruise TO the Riviera, Italy and Alex-
andria. Other passengers by the Car
mania will be Sir John and Lady Har-
rington Mrs John Duveen. Mr. and Mrs
Harry Holbrook and Mr. and Mrs Hamil-
ton ". Cary
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1911-02-17
tMERICA\S ~ ME\H,\ rIOY"
important Papers seized IN Secret >cr-
vice Naid In RrOw ns,ilic.

GALVESTON. Tex Feb 10 What j.
deemed the most important discovery Of
the Mexican revolution resulted after the
arrest of Higno 1augrna AT Brown-ri!le
last night by United States Secret Service
men lauguma l. said , b" an influential
leader IN the insurr"cto oTEauiHat ION, Il
sort Of legal adviser, and MeSican and
American Government de'rCtiVr- hav"
been shadowlng MIN tOI many ve.ks
! he detectives found u collection Of
books and charts aud other raperS detail
ing much Of the presen; campaign and out
lining future movements in ne direction
Of upserting the Dia2 administration \
list Ot Americans who have aided with
funds and in other ways such a assisting
in me shipment Of arms and ammunition
into Mexico for the revolutionary parry fell
into he hands of the GOyernns nj agents
and warrants have been issued for manv
Of them on various charges of violating
the neutrality laws
The register Includes nearly two hun
dred names, among Nnlrh are some
twenty or more men well known IN Texas
Whether they assisted the organization
and equipment of tn" insllrractionists
or not, they are considered friends of the
revolutionary PARTY and are 30 enrolled
The officers procured other valuable in
formation which they Will not divulge.
About two hundred guns were recoy-
cred to-day from a secret hiding place,
hut the detectives would not sav whether
this had anything 10 do with the seizure
of the documents held nv Taualma The
Mexican Government has many charges
against TauRima and will make an effort
to have him eytradlted
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1911-02-17
DIED..


n'"' ~ tu"aiu Meul'a' pitec'o'
N">N' ''pIuarE 10 l"Il. az the nome " Nv
uaNsh.''' MIS- y u Sher"oou, ~ ''nnh
lsc,-.oi,,,r .,I ,,,,.,ta c,ro, ne,
,.,,,or,I I',l,', ,.,a''', ron,r.r, - 4,
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At o'cIu.L
Nulr.py Ountr or ms Iowa. lrctox NJ
7ur i.Nrrrp Sr,Trs toNy,SprEY or rur
Sl'TE oF NV NoEk Companions are IN
formed ~ the death OF Companion Edward
Bugert. Funeral services FRIDAY AZ
- NJ, Ascension Memorial Church .4S Wes,
lad II. Companions please attend. Bv com
maud of the Commander
\ NoFI. BL.RFM,S Recorder.
\, summit \ 1 on Tchr,l,r, h
lp,l Wu,i,u :, CoIl,no.r 1, his so,h ycar
Funeral ,nd iu-nrmrnt at \orthacId Mas.
c.pp,Su nc rohr,,.,, ,c ,o,, r,o,src.
I,,',,,,, u!r,, ,.,.s 80
d.,,,,h,a, ,,, ,a, v',I',.r, rh,,r,hti 4, .h.
rn,,., ~, -. ''''' '''' "
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,Ion ua,u,,, ~, a .,,, S.,,,ra,,
!, ~ ~ " 90" " ~ wv ~
hN' 10 oh ''pfuafy ~ ar'er of'e! "lhes,
al h""H'o' ~ y HH|e''e Ihg'r>oU. 'Ne'
"' NAV" u. h"N'N'
lNGR\tiiM SuddcLl'. on February Is. 1911.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1911-02-17
MISSING tFTER FityORi EIRE.
Two Men VINO searched for Waterman
<rarl, Overcome.

4 war veteran who served a. watchman
for the Star Brass and Iron Bed COMPANY
was missing after a fire that burned ont
the three story frame factory of that
COMPANY at Atlantic and Montauk ave
nias, East New York last night
Two men who tried TO find him inhaled
smoke and were nearly unconscious when
they staggered uut They were Andrew
Riley Of 40 Logan street and George
Harrison Of 500 Belmont avenue.
While the fire was burning little bla ok
dog scampered out Of I he basement
whimpered a the fee, OF Policeman Nally
and flew back to the basement The
policeman followed the dog and found
STRUGGLING in water that was fast flooding
he cellar five puppies He bore them
to safety The little black mother trorted
al his heels.
The tracks Of tho Long Island Railroad
pass ihe factory Several theatre trains
were stalled for n time.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1911-02-17
Arrivals ny the Naurc,anIa

among the passengers who arrived last
Right on the steamship Mauretania were
Marnno II Cornejo. Peruvian Ambas-
-ndor 10 Spain; Nine, CorneJo, Miles.
= hriS'In" and Betsy Cornejo. Louis l..
'ordert, T. &. Crothers, 4. J. Drevol,
John w Carrot, American Minister to
NonenHels; Lady Lillian Grenfell and the
Misses Grenf"ll, F.. D. Morgan J. F.
rebarros limentel, secretary to the
Brazilian Embassy atWashington William
Prime, Ralph Pulitzer and Mrs. Pulitzer
and Charles NJ. Schwab.
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End Of Right Against 40 Gent Ga..

An the remaining 80 cent gas litigation
in the Federal courts here was disCon-
tin,lcd Yesterday by - formal order
entered hv Judpe J.a"onhe Of the United
States Circuit Court on the motion of
Assistant Corporation Counsel William
r. Burr. The order provides that the
co,rt shall retain jurisdiction and control
over the fund paid into court for the
benefit Of consumers and still unclaimed
until It's proper disposition Approx
matelv sl2 900, ,Oo0 has been repaid to con-
sumers.
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Vest Virginia Rejects Income Ta< \mcnd.
ulcnt.

CHARLESTON. W. Va. feb IA After
Ave hours discussion the State Senate
to-day rejected the resolution ratifving
tho income tax amendment to the Federal
Const tuition
The vote was II to i3, ten Democrats
and seven Republicans voting against the
resolution.
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WiINE 10 IOTE O\ M ".
LEGISLATURE tdOpts Resolution I" >nhnN
PrO,ibitiOn Ia the PcODlr.

ArGrsrA. Me, Feb, is- The Nl'n'
House voted by los to 40 to-day to 'e
submit the prohibltorv amendment o,
the Constitution to the people Inc
measure now goes TO tn" people. lhe
amendment was put into the Constitutes
in 1854,
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Spain's I curt to Move TO Seville.

Special Cdbs pssP''rh 10 THk SuM
MADRID. Feb, "a At the beginning of
March the court will be moved to Seville.
During the stay Of the court there the
King and Queen will visit various parts
OF Andalusia.
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right to speak cut, said Nr McAdG'
He looked over the Constitution "t 'A'
United States the other day and ohSe" .
that despite all the talk II hqdn been
injured any and certainly was IN h"'i''
working orda" now ihin when !, "a'
PIT into effect by the thirteen States
The Gov yernor of Kentucky, who came
late from another dinner, was tn" l''t
Sna,Enr
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