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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-11-09
CONVENTION IS next week

Sunday Schools of Walsh County viii
Have Gathering al Park River.
The annual convention Of the Walsh
County Sunday School association will
take place at Park River next Monday
and Tuesday. and the complete pro-
gram for the event has already been
arranged, Levi Blades of Grafton is
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-28
\ COLLEGE rDuc>rIo~.

the question. "Do,s college edu-
cation pay'' Is once more ~ for an
answer With the opening of school
oniy a few weeks away, many par
cnts are confronted with the ultcrna-
tive or permitting their sons and
daughters to make permanent some
temporary employment they may be-
engaged in during me summer months
"r cause them 10 return To- school
college or university aud complete q
certain line of -tud,
There b. but small doubt that
college education viii ucrous, ,uru-
ing capacity Statisticians have iiE-
ured 81 out that a college education
increases the chances OF the high
school boy nine times giving him
-lo times the chance of the common
school boy aud more than g0o times
a." chance oi the unframed. II rs
uu' that q college education gives
man au opportuui'y 90 become man
among men 4 college training af-
fords q clearer vision and wider
horizon and win hap man Goo a
more satisfying uf' it via .uubl,
him 90 form college friendships \
good college education prepare. .
mnu Tor Better service tp me people.
N makes him e better giuzru
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-28
SAYS He DID NOT
COMMIT CRIME
John Black Paroled From the
Penitenitaly After Five
Years Imprisonment; Says
He is Innocent OF Robbery.

Las Vegas y NJ, July 2>--Ni'cr
having served h,. Years and siN
months OF q seven years sentence for
lain robbcr. John Black was roe
leased Yesterday from the federal
prison boa LolyeuwOrlh, kan. ou pa.
role. iiIach, 100 company With his
brother. James Black. ANA John Nun.
ply attempted to rob OBJ, Rock island
mail train az Logan y NJ ON the
night OF June go. 1904 The men were
uied IN Las Vegas ana convicted, hc.
ing sent TO the federal prison in 1905
The trial OF The ,hrea men was The
most sensational legal proceeding iu
the history @. the Fourth judicial dis.
uiCi 10 MOI OF the entire TERRITORY Soy
erai trials resulted In hung iuiics The
cases were hard fought and DE sus.
pected robbers par mp q strong de-.
tense. The evidence WAS purely cir
cumsiantial ana the Blacks and Mlu.
phy stoutly maintained thcir nno-
cencc
Black rs about 90 years OF age He
was a locomotive engineer before his
arrest Upon leaving prison. Black
went to Guthrie. Okla He stll main.
aims ne was Sent 10 prison Tor "A
crime he did nor commit Jim Black
was r'leased on parole last January
Murphy rs SIN In prison.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-28
nm wax sc,ItF.

The WAT scare in Europe. where a
quartet ot nations are holding ught
because Of what is happening Boa Mo-
rocco. comes inopportunely when one
remembers that moro men in high
places are pointing ont m, posslhili-
ties 81 universal peace than eve, be-
fore Incidentally the news VIII
serve Geo restore some measlr, Of re-
spcct Tot the Latin American repub.
ties, when have been Jumping over
thc traces pretty perslst,nuy of late.
Tho Latin American difficulties are
chiefly q result of temp,tamenI the
wars and nimors OF wars In Europe
are based upon cupldity and ~ he
tween the two there mas boz q larger
Qualification Tor the people Of Latin
America Ia their ceaselcss squahhies.
But in either case u may boz predicted
a satisfactory ending viii be- reached
~ the course OF time. with nothing
more than the diplomstists and an
occasional awkward squad having
been called into service.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-28
NEW LIMA BEAN
HAS PEDIGREE
california Experts Come Forth With
New Development Which Increases
Nicld or Prolific Plant.

San Francisco. July 2S-Califoruia
which rivals the world in the produc.
lion ot lima beans, It's Sii7G. 600 prod.
uct OF last year equaling threo-fourths
OF the bean output OF the entire coun.
Try through experiments lust con.
claded hv The agricultural depart ment
OF the University of California, Is 10
Increase the Weld nearly onethlrd.
according To Prof " s shaw
PROT. Shaw returned 10 Berkeley TO.
day after inspecting the work being
carried on az the experimental farms
a. Venture ana OXnard
The bean crop looks good" said
frof shaw and although II is n bit
late ! took for bigger crop than We
mad last yenr Rain Is the only thing
mat can nov Impair the bumper Weld
thar Is in sight The plants are hang.
lng unusually heavy, and the WELD
should DO q recOrd.brenker
In The work conducted by the agri.
cultural department OF the university
u Is planned 90 give 90 The farmers an
entirely new type OF bean. developed
az home. which bids fair to become tho
foremost on the market.
The new bean was not announced
until after three years had been de-.
voted tO It's Cul iyatiun II has hecn
secured through selection from among
The several strains Of commercial
beans now grown In the state II in
podigreed and has been developed 20
It's yielding capac ~,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-28
SANTA FE SCOUTS
HIKE HOME
Tired But Happy They Return
From Long Tramp to the
Upper Peoos and Lake
Peaks; Gone Ten Days.

Santa Fc, lulv IS Scout Master
FranCI, G Wilson and his Boy scouts
returned "Wednesday Afternoon from
their ten DAYS hike 90 Mlnsor's on
the t'ppcr Pecus The boys stood the
tramp well ana bad tho time OF their
young lives. They made thoir Journey
leisurely and saw AL the sights en-
route. including Holy Ghost Lake on
top at che Lake Peaks at an altitude
of 10000 feet They did not 20 into
camp ON the panchueia until the
fourth day out and even then kept on
the move They encountered no heavy
rains, but a contemplated ascent Of
Santa Fe Badly almost $4,000 feet
high. was abandoned because nf the
dense clouds that covered the peak
Fishing was not as good as had been
anticipated, hut still there were
enough trout to so around at meal
times. Wild strawberries served as
dessert and pancakes were daily
standby The home trip over the
Knox trail was made in two days and
the bows arrived yesterday auomOOn
after having walked fifteen miles
since the forenoon. the night before
having been spent IN the rangers cab.
lin on Lake Peak.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-28
SPIRITUALISTS CALL
UP THE POLICE
Fist Fight l. elimination or MERRY
War ~ Scancc Ani-ts; price at Nd-
mission T. Disputed

Long Beach. Cal. July ga mor-
~ war is On b,twofa IA, members of
tho Spirituali-t congress now in scs.
si"n ~ the sun parlor ou the pier.
ana pr NJ Shutz. who VIII soon
open "a rival congress. called the
World = congress The trouble started
over thu question whether IL b. per-
missipl" for thr present congress 90
charge AN admission Zee 10 its me,t-
ings, which bee SAWS have been ad,er-
used HS hoins trr aud the sun pnrlur
privilege given pS the citN with that
understanding
Al the meeting last night Arthur $.
Prentice, chairman at the cougrcss.
descended from the platform aud had
warm argument with b.. SHUT.
who, the former said. was attempting
q" break up the meeting 90 the prrs-
cnt booty Chicf OF Police Mover. who
had gone To- the sun parior On the
report of SHUT that something Illegal
Was going on, advised both parties "a
IA" ControNorsN tu SCI. tho citN attor-
n"N which was attempted this morn.
ing. bat that officer Was out of the
cts, Tho Spiirtualists nov n session
claim Go hive the right 60 charge an
admission Zee, while SHUT SAYS that
az they arc unlicensed practitioners
this h. lllogal
More than sac persons were pres-
cnt az the meeting last night aud
thoroughly enjoyed the war of words
between IA" tWo leaders of the OPP
posing factions,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-28
rnr COMING cNNpNlCN.

Republican politics have uoEun Co.
ruar, themselves. From uli mui.1-
u.us tb, candidates Ior nomination
nIU Do, TAFT and LaFou,tt, Th. WIS
.onau senator has nat as SOFT mad, a
formal announcement ur, nus been
u private 300 aDu., that b., should u"
accepted ns au earnest e,'krr for tho
puuoI President Tat seems destined
a. get Tart uII uo, have tb, difn-
Guilty lu lel. Boo lining up d'iegatee
chat be- had boo 1905. Fnrnds rf th'
president VIII oudcayor to see that
none but Instructed delegate shall
hc sent to the national convention.
LaFou.utc. yer, likely, viii have
tough shedding in nning up delegates
faNorabl" Co h,- cause "" b. APP
prunohlng the campaign uf tnl2 with
the doors OF many states ,iuscd
against him Ho H. looked upon hv
many powerful politicians as 90 the
BLACK flag type ~ the Republican
fiN4NNf w. W. INV hIlfN lNNllfI llliil
aided It is believed Al present that
Massachusetts and in iact an the
New England states will be- solid for
TAFT senator crane of Massnchu-
setts. who was one of Tau's most
powerful opposers In 1905 is now
with him strong. Sew York. for GOV
crnor Hughes In 1908. viii bc for TAFT
in 1912. Pennsylvania. solid for SEN
ator Knox four years ago. win bc
solid for TAFT IN 1919 Tau did not
have an the Ohio delegation In 1908,
but the fences nave been fixed for the
coming struggle and ohio VIII he with
him In the next campaign pennsvl-
yania. Indiana and Illinois VIII also
be- for TAFT In 1912 The west is se-
rene about the political situation Just
40 the present time. Nohody IN the
ives. II Worrying "A great deal about
what Is going To- happen
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-28
REM COWBOYS ~ SPAIN.

W" boast u god deal about tho
western COW boys and the wonderful
f"ats on a hors, and IN roundiur up
the cattle" remarked Arthur : pen
niman Of Vow Mexico. "but ! Nas n
spain during tho past winter and saw
snmc cowboys over There thar ,ould
give "ur western lads something TO
think ab,ut and a. copy
'rhtt have about dozen different
names '"r roNbovs In spain. but those
down n tho Andaiusia region are gem
crafty called ganaderos That scy-
ton is given 90 cattle and sheep raise
ing and mo- mattr how small the
ranch "r uru there are always plenty
~ COWBOYS. The eauudcros nrc usual
Us tnll min, NiH chaps. who love
'h'if D1Iune. ana they ride remark
ably we'll tH' onN pity being that
thov hsN. poor Horses Auyuu, who
knows horses win understand me
when : .ay chat the ranadcro rides
hiah. uu large saddi, with u long
stirrlp aud straight Icg. using single
rein and heavy curb
Thif DIT locks rather CRUEL bat the
sanud'r' Be- careful and never puu-
iShcs hls stc'd with IN, curb u, is
not so morciu' WtH nis spurs for lac
cuts deep when riding and tb, aul-
mails show tn, puneturos Th,s,
spanish cowboys carry long lance
called e garruoha Tho, know how
20 ns" 20 loo rounding up th, cattle.
1h'N MAX, even tho most uuuly bun
com" 9" terms and they fear th. sight
.oi that lance. witch has b,cu roo us,
Tor generations Washington Post.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-28
PRISONERS MUST
FACE CHARGES
Serious Charges are Made
Against Mexican Boys in
Dona Ana Jail by Federal
and State Authorities.
especial Correspondence to the u.rala

Las cruces, ~ NJ. JIy U.s. o.
Montcs and * Vulcs,a. two Mcxcans
whose residence is ~ Paso, an" being
h,id in th, poua Ana county mil
aWaiting the action OF the grand Jury
in October tn. boys are so plust"rcd
up with bonds that their case looks
as though 70 viii boz long drawn out
Tho story goes that on the dag the
BATH" hroky out M Juurez several
horses were smugglod Co thc Amcri-
can sid, ut th, Bio Grlud' aud dr.
appeared Later two of the horses
were located hcro one az the paluc"
stables and tho other az Poe Gar
rett's. Investigation followed aud
Monies ami Nlllospu were arrested in
El pasn. The first charge WAS placed
against them Dos th, federal uuthuri-
Ties for smuggling ana bond fixed
at $500 each The n,Nt thurg. was
brought by no" territory for bringing
stolen property from another state.
another bond for $500 The third
chars, was tor obtaining money under
false pr't,n-v. and third bond was
fNod FOR $1,000 Both men are well
known u IN paso. They lived here
s'"ir "N'.
'''NIN '''.' mas '''h 'hp"lu''"
ao'"' "'r'l't"' TOT '"' estate "' ''aN'
,"'-, ''''''''
'"' u''" 'o''hE "' l'' '"'''h""H'
avn mas ',,n ''"'Sn'u
Attorney wilson "I li1ft'E'urs' hNt
S .''' s,''lnE "b "h estate.
non ~. - $50" man. president "I
'N' '''"i"'h '"hN ana trust come
f"hF. 'F 'l''nulns "a To-" Weeks N"'a.
non 'a 'h' F"'lI'' coast '' W"
return pm Few daNs
N'N. W. y NICHOLS iI"id WORKER Tor
M Ne" M'N''" on Plahs nome ~
NI'NIu'FlH'' hll Wednesday nisht
all"t spending iW" weeks mere. MI
N''n"ls received several applications
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-28

have damaged thc ~ Canine Real
latch,
Tho county commissioners have IN
gagged IN" ~ pnso Bridge and Iron
company Go repair tho bridge AZ An
,hony ON" snun 30 the bridge has
neon washed away. also th, west up-
proacb.
Tho ~ Paso and Southwestern BAH
team of ~ paso viii play tho In,
Cruces team 90 the local mI pnr,
next sunday afternoon. \ sumc So
scheduled with Las Vegas On Nu-
gust 9
Mrs. Henry EnocFrr ol Denver d.
visiting her sister. Mrs Josephine
lslos, of south Main street Mrs
knockcr b. On route O. tn, CIV OF
Mexico.
Walter W'ut2 is spending 90 few
DAYS in El paso
Or e.. T.. Lukcns. president ol tho
New MtNico orphans home at AIbu-
pucrGuc, win speak 40 Mountuiuair
during ;h' 'hautuupua On THE Moth
or tho Child ana the state" pr.
LukcnS recently visited Las Cruccs
ana called on Prot Hiram HadIcy loo
IN" interest of the orphan work.
pn "Wednesday afternoon Miss Lima
liroNul'c entertained her sunday
school class of small boys "a her home
on Miranda aN,nuc. outdoor games
w"rc INDUCED in Am late hour.
when dainty refreshments wore
served. Ah"ut % dozen little boys
wore present
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-28
DEFINING NEWS NOTES.
Especial Correspondent" 10 the Herald

NTF'f'"i W. Tue herni0l
Domlng, y NJ July 2NI 4 Ma.
honey has gone 10 Chicago 10 be- gone
uniil The first at the month 20 buy
goods FOR the new store he S. building
on Gold avenue
i A. Robertson Of Hurley. \. NJ.
Frank Drake 81 IN paso. william
Gregg OF san simon. Ariz.. Ira o Wet.
more Of Carrloz0, ana p Y Culbcrj.
son OF Augusta, Ca, were among the
visitors In town YESTERDAY looking Tor
locations
Division superintendent J " Dyer.
District Engineer j. d Matthews and
Assistant General Passenger and
Freight Agent e.. vs. Clapn of the
southern Pacific company. were In
beming Yesterday tor conference
with the chamber Of commerce and
citizens looking 10 parking the com.
panys right ot way opposite the
Union station
Previous 10 the specially called
meeting of he chamber To meet the
gentlemen, The party was taken in an
automobile and an OF the officials eX.
pressed themselves astounded M the
marvellous Development OF the Deming
country In the last few years. They
were tah,a 10 some of the big wells
ana shown The actual work OF irrignt.
ing two hundred acre fields by pump.
ing. The officials were we'll pleased
with their visit and promised the
citizens they would do all they could
IN The matter OF cooperating 10 es.
iabltsh the park and that their report
10 the higher officials would be- ia.
vorablo and that Demine would hear
from them before very long
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-28
CERTIFICATES ARE
GRANTED TEACHERS
Three First Grade Diplomas
Are Issued to Bernalillo
County Teachers; Many Sec.
ond and Third Grades Given
rcIAl corr.spopaepc. ,o the u.rn,dI

A A
'''''"' '"''eNp"""e"'" '" '"r ""r"'aI
@'n'' f' y. W. JuiN -' Ih' o'-
pi 'm'uI "' ''u''ll"n hns issued
r't'lN'Nler O." Applicants from tu'
''i''N. normal -.h""I- anu institutes
''i"ukh'Nl Ih' I'iih"iN Among
in'-' $50" nave received ursi Hr'd'
..Ii''''''s 'i' Miss Louise idrr's"
$500" R'''''l'' ''"n ih' University
'I N'N N'Nl'' iNi- sl"inh. Mise Far.
i',h VIII rr"'"'.' ''"'h srh''l 'n
springer h'r native Town. 'ih'i"
l' receive h'-i grade dirl"in's n
'' '"'IIl'' county arc MISS 'f't'
',' minor "I inns CITY a'd I'rl' -
N'in'Nt OPT t9i'nO''.
Ih' l"I|"e'n I is |le' OF r'rtiii'Hlrs
fI'h''d
fIfst Grade SANTA F' 'ouniV.-W
g. NAYS OF 'Nnus Mamie t ~.r'I"u
"' M"il''W.
''IhhIIil' county Grace ir'Wmrr.
N'''Id .ruu'. Erii v Matthews, Es-
'n''' Mar" J." Parrish N'u0".r-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-28

80 ID" other night aco
M that ttc
utmost euNwout occurs Th" scene co.
Doe.
tore moruoon Tho SOFT ughu uc might
on that rot vim 3" mo'w and rho"ons pictures delights
4,
N'l mi. "a- 'no Woa o. ming unt uttc
tHs
tn
ON
h,
% a o
M, NOT
% tow ti.
ti,
e tho COT .guu,r
iI,
uo ,f' him No. room
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-28
TORRANCE COUNTY
FAIR WILL Be
LIVE ONE
Exhibits Will be Shipped to
Albuquerque to Take Ma
jority of Prizes at Big Ex-
position; Banner Crops.
Especial Correspondence to Oh. n.,.,p

Esiauciu. y NJ Iui, ~ -Grcnt
preparations ARE being mad. for the
Torrance county fair which Vlu br
h'id her. during tho urst week iu
October after which the exhibits viii
20" sent 60 Alhupuorpur. Wher, the,
Nll Otptur. Oh, mnjorit, OFF the
prizes which win De offered for urrI.
cultural exhibits 80 the territorial fair
'n account of the favorable u,atha
90 conditions this viii hc the banner
scar fu Ju. farmers Thor, uuI h,
upnrD NIwu,N 600 cars or prndu,.
shipped ",m th. EsuucIp yaIl,> This
ull a number of on, car. N.U b.
shipped d" Albuquerque whor, lnu
products VIII find % ready ana profit
abb. market
Romero shipped 200 cars uf u.s
'r"w H.r. during the past week.
IH.E W,I' consigned 90 toe tir tr,lt-
ns plant ut tho santa Fp 90 Alba
uurreu.
Mayor StnhhleNeld ana family and
United states Commissioner Jen.on
are ENJOYING an outing ON the prrus
Tho i-,auDIu Lumber couuan, o..
c"iN'd thr.o cars of building muteIlnl
during tho past tow days.
Tho now brick huilding which has
h'sn built POS j. = Lasater win he
ready for occupancy In few DAYS.
Romero received carload Of
saw mill marhin,r, Tuesday
Work VIII he commenced ON the
new brick bank binding In "a few
DAYS The present quarters are too
small for tho vast amount of business
thrh lr, doing
William sutton received thrcsh.
Ing machine Wednesday There nave
been tV" other machines ordered
which are expected most an, dan
The Romero planning min. which
has pcpu closed the past few months.
hnH opened zap and the hum nf the
saws are heard from early morn ut
nisht They win ship several carloads
OF finished lumber a. eastern points.
wh'r" they have several contracts to
nl
\ i've commercial club has been or
sanlzrd here. It's motto is "Uoost
the Estauea valley"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-28
Hapnlsst Girl In Linonln.

A Lincoln. Neh., girl writes, II had
been ailing for some tie with chronic
and stomach trouble |
began taking Chamboriain's stomach
aud Liver Tablets and Ina three DAYS
! was able 20 be pp and got botter
right along ! am The proudost girl
IN Lincoln 10 find such good medl.
cine For sale by all dealers.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-28

EX-Prcsidrnt Eooscyclt announces
positively that he VIII make me- more
speeches this year Nevertheless as
hc thinks of something from time 10
time that ought to ho said IL rs reas-
unablN certain that he viii say g.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-28

discussion has started on the
dut, on lemons The duty on lemons
~ 60 accept them with patience aud
ease and grace can be- commanded
under the circumstances of their
handing out
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-28

Give eN-Presidcut piaz credit for
one thing he haa No desire to start
an advice factory He ana Jim Hili
are not In the same class
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-28
rHE FLIES REVENGE.


Ten llitle flies
All in q line.
One got q swat
Then there we're -
Nine little flies
Grimly sedate.
Licking their chops
Swat There we're -
Eight little tlios
Raising some more
Swat, swat, Swat. swat
Then there were -
-Four little flies
Colored green.hlue.
swat tAini IL easy,l
Then there ---------,---,
Two little HES
DOdged the civilian
Early next day
There we're a million
k.ndce Enterprlge,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-28

Witnesses iu the Lorimcr case rare
~ corrohoratc previous witnesses As
rule they contradict an previous
testimony
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-28

John HAYS Hammond SAYS he viii
not he the ambassador To- Germany.
This viii greatly relieve the fears OF
those VIII" were droading that he
might go To- Borhn aud start ano'hrr
wave OF horror through nristocrJtic
nerves hN snpping the kaiser on the
back
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-28
O o O O

No'rn'n steve Coon thinks BID. small son Ro,
i, th,
b 'h ncd.
which Alderman
svm hole, tn,
of his down there,
the, a
1897 h, and ,prd
ON
10 toenau ono,f other
of
uf
to
ou b,
otho Vha
nc n hapte
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-28

The farmers 81 Vermont are selling
their sheer ana taking summer board
crs Tho latter viii stand more shear
InR
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-28
Doubts Their Esiftenos.

OF course YOU admit thai no self
respecting man would associate with
wife.beatcf
"Of course, replied MI Mookton
limidly. but. DO you know. ia like to
see one, inst OF curiosity Wash
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-28
ms MOTHER.

From recent item ~ news We read
the sentence The onl, visitor who
called ON him before he was taken
10 the psnltentiary was mas mother
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-28

Reciprocity VIII not extend go ca
madam silver money.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-28
Q Q & Q
We MIST HAve WEATHER WEATHER or NO


rms morning when
\ s'"cac" most marvellous spread and also
And could o. zoe %
The landscape OH 90 snow
MD from tina
The oa white flakes IKE missiles The
piled a. all he
Fn "u g world ib" on" big bowl mnsh Keoets pure
Ana all day long She falling p Cd ton
In'h the populacc noNs op
% = make felo wish again
q W Yor ulcup,n
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1911-06-28
KcnOVa Lots.

Three of the most desirable
building lots in ,ituate on
the north side Of Walnut, between
Twelfth and Thirteenth streets.
For terms inquire of +. T.. Nc
Dougal, Ccredo, Va.