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El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-03-02
3 A MARIO 2, 1912.
DEcENTE.

Es popular y muy facil criticar q la
prensa.
use nos permite sugerir que la dnica
ley understandable del periodismo es
que nose puede evitar? Los p~eri6dicos
no hacen los hechos; los hechos hacen 4
los peri6dicos. I'm peri6dico no puede
mas ignorar la verdad con respeto
propio para 81 mismo, que ell historia-
dor-que otra clase de historiador-
puede.
No hay clase de cobardia tan deplo-
rable como la que impele las personals
4 vivir serenamente ignorantes de los
males del mundo. Hay una especie de
patricianismo que rehusa IN nota
del mendigo & la puerta, del hombre
vestido de Iona, del individuo repulsi-
vamente enfermo-de todas las cosas
que ofenden la vista est6tica. Pero tai
actitud es monumentalmente egoista y
estrecha y hasta aquf ha contri-
buido & hacer Ell mundo mejor.
Ell ciudadano bien equipado Sc esta
p~reparando q hacer frente q las condi-
clones segdn son q fin de poder mas
f&cilmente combatirlas. Ell ~peri6dico
procura confrontar las condolences
conforme son. Seria ell colmo de la
a~rrogancia y fanatismo que ~cuaiquier
psri6dico digno del nombrc hiciera de
otra manera.
5Deberan nuestras historias de In
glaterra ocultar ell hecho que Maria,
reina de los escoceses fue decapitada,
y que uno de los E~nriques era aicio-
n lido 4 tener muchas mujeres?
Como bien 10 saben todos, Ell difunto
Joseph Pulitzer dej6 una gran dota-
ci6n q la Universidad de Columbia q
fin de que establezca una escuela de
periodfsmo. FL DR.. g.. w. Hosmer,
EN- Ia Ultima Review Of Reviews, des-
cribe 10 que Mr., Pulitzer Sc proponia
cnando hizo su donatlvo. Su pensa-
miento fu6 que 81 periodfsmo s'es la
gran fuerza organizada que esta acti-
vamente y como un cuerpo ocupada en-
m%antener la norma de rectitud cfvica."
son6 que la escuela pudiera
producer un gran periodista. Su pen.
samiento fue guitar algunos estorbos
del canine de los l6venes periodfstas
para darles mejor oportunidad; digni-
dear la profe si6n del periodista, 8 i'm
presfonar mas firmemente 10 que la
prensa deberia ser. Los detalles de
plan no son dados, dnicamente su
'enor general. /,
Probablemente todos nosotros tene-
nos nnestra idea de 10 que la prensa
ser; los mas sentimos que no
% acerque mas q cumplir su alta mi
lion. Tai g 10 hara con ell TEMPO.
todavia no. Sc hace decir q
aichelieu. ia pluma en- manos Que ;
'on enteramente grandes es mas po-
ente que la espada." Pero la difficult ,
ad esta en- hallar la mano. i
FL periodista mas grande de la dlti- !
generation, no tenia al cabo de d
DIDO mas respeto & su profession que al /
'dblico, que 81 de usar las Columns e
Q gu peri6dico para gratiicar su Ole I
liza personal y castigar q aquellos & q
uienes contemplate como sus enemi- Il
os personales. Ali esta la diicuItad. t
us columnas no podian haber sido y
ompradas con ninguna cantid id de a
nero, 81 juicio era infalible cuando !
} aplicaba q cualquier cosa que no lie =
personalmente; podria haber :,
snifestado con claridad absolute 10
los patrones de IN peri6dico te- :,
an derecho q esperar del periodico; s
estilo era intachable; su lenguaje rs
'rfecto y pulido, pero la menci6n del h,
'mbre de un hombre q quien aborre- d,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-03-02

Muchos sufrientes de reumatismo
han sorprendidos y alegrados con el
pronto alivio obtenido con la aplica-
cion del Linimento de Chamberlain.
Ningun case de reumatismo en- diez
requiere ningun tratamiento inferno.
Este linimento Sc vende en- todas
las bo..cas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-03-02
UN GRAN CRABADO DE MADERO
HEROE DE MEXICO.

Alrecibo de IL CO. en- estampinIns mandaremo.
1 cualquiera direction por correo franco de porte
nn erabado de Francisco /. Madero s Porfirio
Diax tamAho i4xlS. Estos Sonitos cuadros sen
sala 8 w Palacio y sin embargo 81 precio % muy
bsratoS msnde ~ c.. por Ell vcrdadero afecto
al Herce de Mexico. American Engraving Co,
Bsx TIT. Kansas City. Mo.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-03-02

Como un Resfriado causa MaIestar
de Rihones.
Parte por derivar sangre de la SUI
pericie y aclmular los rinones, y
parte por trabajarlos demasiado. Las
Pildoras de Foley para los Rinones
dan fuerza q los rihones, dan tono a
los 6rganos ~urinarios y restauran la
accion normal de la vejiga. Son to-
nicas en- a%ccion, prontas en- resulta-
dos. Probadlas. De venta en- todas
las boticas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-03-02

listed puede decirle adios a la cons
tipacion con una c%onciencia limpia
s. usa las Tabletas de Chamberlain
Muchos han sido permanentemente
curados Q su uso. De venta en-
todas las boticas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-03-02

Los americanos celebraron ell ami
versario del natalicio de Washington
con peleas de pugilistas. Mexico de-
dic6 un monumento a Washington y
u la Gran Bretaia y Alemania tu-
vieron ejercicios pdb.icos de n ma
turaleza de vista ~patrl6tica. Todo de-
pende del punto de vista y de la edu-
cacion.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-03-02
Riancos en- EsDanor-

Auto de Arresro. II pliegc
Auto de PRISON. IA plieg0.
Declaration Jurada, IA pIiego.
Certificate de NombramieLto. II
pliego.
Ffanza Official. IL pliego.
Ftanza Official y Juramsnto. IL
pliego.
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pligeo.
Formula de Enumeration. IL plicso.
Contrato entire los Directories , Pre-
ceptors, IL pliego.
Caminos, 26c.
Lbros de Rccibo de Capitacion, 80
en- I'M libro. 25c.
Noticia de Asesores dc Asesamento
100 en- un libro. 76c.
Contrato de Combustible. IL pliego.
Documento Sin Garantia IL pliego.
Option. IL sheet
Notas-Obligaciones. 75c Dor 50.
Lbros-Certificados de Bonos. 81.
Libros de Recibos Supervisors de
Libros de Eleccion de Directories
Do Escuela. + 8. y 8 paginas. zoe. 500
40c.
Application por Lfcencia Dc Matri.
monio. IL pliego.
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Registration do FaIlecimentos y
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Civil, "a.
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Hipoteca de Bienes Muebles. Ia
Documento de Hipoteca, IL pliego.
Documento Garantizado. extensa
entera, full sheet.
Certificate de Matrimonio. 1oc cads
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-03-02

Agentes para procurar suscriciones
- neeesitan en- todas parties del To.
~rrttorio. Sc pagaran comisiones a
hsraies. Dfrtjanse Ia Compansa
fmpresora del Nuevo Mexicsno Dor
D~arefculareA.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-03-02
copIa Popular.

FL ser por Il aborrecido
No me da pena maldita,
Que la mancha de la mora
Con otra verde se quita.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-03-02
La Democracia.

Cual partido de reforma
La Democracia pregona
Que no da ningun Quartet
A aqleil0s que esten en- contra.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-03-02

81 tienen slgunos lfbros que encua-
Esta oncina tiene 81 meJor departav
mento dc eacuadernscion que hay On
81 Terrftorio.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-03-02
copls Popular.

Tengo de morir c~antando,
va que llorando naci,
Que las penas de este mundo
No son todas para mi.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-03-02
copla de chicoria.

81 q alguno Sc lie antojare
Escribir para ell inferno,
Ahora es blena la OCCASION,
Chicoria Sc esta muriendo.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-03-02

FL RepubIicanismo.
Este partido ha seguido
Principles claros y fijos
De que Ell que tiene Ell poder
Aproveche los destinos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-03-02
Los Ricachos.

Dicen que los millonarios
Llevan cargo muy pesada,
Mas no consienten que nadie
Les ayude a soportarla.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-03-02

Aqui yace un gran senior
Que mereci0 alto aprecio.
Mas no falt0 algun traidor
Que 10 tratara de necio.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-03-02
EpItafo..

Aquel que yace aqui en- paz
Fue medico y cirujano,
Y en- su oficio muy capaz
Pero en- propinas tirano.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-03-02
FEpItaAo.

ri que aQui esta sepultado
No nuri6 sin confession,
Mas muri6 deseperado.
Causa de una operacion.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-03-02

suscribanse al Nusvo Mezicano
F'spahol.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-03-02
Bryan.

Diome gusto yer q Bryan,
Un hombre tan elocuente,
Quien sin tener un rival,
Nunca scra P~residente.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-03-02
La Fortuna

la Fortuna.
La fortuna es caprichosa
\ reparte sus favores,
Dando a muchos la pobreza,
\ a otros riqueza y honores.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-03-02

s~useribanse al Nuevo MexIcauo en-
EspanoI.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-03-02
S0R
San Francisco

81 tiene Vd. algunos amigos que sufren de
sordera, supuraciones del o!do, .uidos en- Ia
cabeza, ETC., digales que escriban q Ia
Beebe Ear Drum CO., 265 Broadway.
New York, mencionando este periodico, ' s.
les enviara GRATIS instrucciones de como
puede curarse por 81 solo .-Correspondencia
' ~folletos en- IngIes y Espahol.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-03-02
Epitaho.

Yace aqui una divorciada,
(Su esposo reposa lejos,)
Mas alnque aqui Separates
En- la otra vida Sc unieron.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-03-02

Reposa aqui un impresor
A su deber siempre feel,
Mas la muerte en- su Juror
De su vida hizo pastel"
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-03-02

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-16

w p mdh
fig m thu s nymeM Din this club
h mrA ImoAy
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-05
Mrs. MI;DLER SPENDS
NIGHT IN THE SAND NIL =

THOR uutomunilo completely Cow
cred win mud Mrs MARGARET g. Med
Ter ana Miss brown, Albuquerque moo
torists who we're among those who
iourneycd To Sauto Domingo ycsieT-
,my only 90 bee stalled on tho return
trip because 90 the high water iu
hcepuias ana arroyns drove into the
city this afternoon. after having spent
The night ON q sand hill milo from
Santo Domingo pueblo. Mrs. Mcdlcr
and her companion let the pueblo
late ia the evening. hoping Go get Co
Algudones Tor the night Thy roads
were sen of mud however. and abb
sulutely iWpassa1ic. Abanduuing the
machine and taking with them such
cov'r'ues and provisions as the, had.
the $685.. omen waded through the
mud AMI water to the stuI hills.
where the, spent the night Tho "Trip
20 Albuquerque today was made with
out incident ana the two enthusiasts
motorists say the, are no worse for
the trip and strenuous aud unlocked
for experiences.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-05

picked up two % this party and
brought them 90 Aigodoncs
when We cot az Tar ~ tho deer
cut ~ the hilltop north OF Algodonea
u began to rain and kept raining o
little harder when We came 10 the
first bia ARROYO walked ahead and
tried the depth Of the water. the car
inlluWiug and coming through all
right ,russing thc second one. We
got the front wheels on dry land when
the engine died Tho Wyldcr ana Ell
Dos ears ran aruund us ana went on
ahead tylng TO pun US out Win
ropes but falling 60 do SO. The young
man boa pr Wylder's cnr got in our
ear aud AIRS. sJortE and children got
Iu the Wylder car. which started
uhcnd Meanwhile we sent for a
team Goo pail us out The team
couldn't bulge the car but We finally
after "a number 81 trials pulled ont
with our own power We ran an
nearly go Algodones. when wc came
To- the big arroyo"
Al This stage 10 tho Journey NJ
storiz's feelings az seeing the Wyidcf
auto Zoo the midst 81 raging flood aud
tine women being hauled ont along "a
swuNing rope with water above their
waists may be- better imagined thnn
described.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-05
ENOUGU no
LAST AWHILE, SAYS SHORTY

"ruorr wore enough thrills u that
trip home ust nisht iu last ne for
Be- while" said Mr. Stortz thls morung.
'pur party lpu at ytetefdn"
mluiu- upluding Herbert Brooks.
Icrr HuErard. Mrs Sturtz and two
children. with DF Wyldor. Mrs WI
der. cousin and Miss Jennie Wat
kius loo the WNld.r car.
our troubles began early. us We
got ou tho wrong road pu tho way 90
Domingo sor stalled in tho sand and
bad t1 rprucr our course 90 get ou
tho main highway. After lunching
aud watching the dance at san Do
w.upu 49,, lrU for home about Z 3. M.
Tiy, miles out oi Domingo We en-
,auut,rcd the Iubbs ear. with only
uu, whole trr lrlt ana the spokcs
broken OFT every wheel but one.
Five miles further We found I'd
IIuIues car with broken axle, his
dHuebtcr. wife and two other ladies
waiting patiently until ne returned
uum Nlgodoncs with team 20 take
them home The Ellis car finally
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-05
AND
DENVER SHOWS
CONTRASTED
Motion Pictures Shown Here
Months Ago, Now Being
Shown in Colorado Metropo-
lis at Greatly Advanced
Prices of Admission.

That Albuquerque moving pic-
tune theatres are strictly up to date
with tho newest and the very best
pictures Geo bee obtained. d. Indicated
hy comparison with the moving pic
turr announcements OF the Broadway
th"utrr, Denver, O. copy of which WIS
sent Co Manager ~. T., sherman 90
the crystal ana pastlmC thontcrs to-
day The Denver thcntor 1unnuntca
"Thc Bur.ul of the Maine "'rho
Palace ut Versailles" Incidents Fol
lowing the sinking of the 1itanit"
and number of other big features
which Vrr" shown M Albuquerous
several weeks ago.
The Denver thcJtcr gives no yll-
drvill" Win o. programs ana charges
20 to go cents admission us against
tho 40 cent admission charged Ia Al
huuurruur. with vaudeville uUcor,-
pan'ing o. H pretty good ndlct.
ZION that in motion pictur" cntr..
laiumrnt Alhupuoruuc'H thoUcrs urr
righl up Co tho mark ana Just "a li' q,
ahead of &c.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-05

Charles Lombke and Bert skinner.
None of the occupants wr~, hurt i-
though tho, were naturally badly
shaken ur The Perry car was un-
dAmaaed
trai~c Work ~ i,c-cucr~.
The persons rescued from the WI
der car cannot praise too highly the
courage and quick work of Nj. Ellis
and his son ~ aetting them out ~
their pcriluus position. The other
gentlemen assisted strenuuusly in the
rescue work. hut 10 WAS the tWo
lfiliscs who led and directed the job.
other local ears mich escaped the
storm and experienced ro pnrucular
.ditucuhy getting home were those Of
A. %. MCMillon, Dr. T.. g.. Cornish.
lr e. 4. Filler aud several others.
Some fifteen ears came down frutu
Santa Fe tn the pueblo. loaded with
Capini City cNcursiouists Co aoo tho
indtn ceremonial
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-05
LUMBER COMPANY
BUILDING NEW
RAILROAD
twenty-five Miles of Track in
Zuni Mountain Country Be-
ing Torn Up and Relaid in
New Section.
NAVAJO INDIANS PROVE
VALUABLE AS LAB0RERS

Louis u luglcc. woods suporintond-
ent for the American Lumber COM
pany. arrived IN Albuquerque sunday
for e brief stay on business. Ho viii
return to the oompauy's timber tracts
tonight Mr. InRlec IL one of the
busiest men .n Sew Mexico just now.
having m addition to the usual los-
giug operations. 10 supcrintsud the
tearing up oil sumo twenty miles
ui railroad and lbs rcconstructlnn
through another section of the Amcri-
can comulny's great forest tract Tho
strc' is nov under was, The new line
have been 0ompie'ed aud laying 90
steel Is uuN unudor way Tho new line
viii ho iu commission within very
f'w days % win hrng tlo logging
operations Olnspr ln 90 sawyer ana
Tn ronu and win simplify mo tr ms
p"riuu"n prphlem. since tho new
track covers compauu'cN level
ground without the very hct,N
srudos which have had to Doc over
como during the operations of tho
past year
w, uHs, had some Uouhl, loo soc
curing labor said MT iuglco Ecstar-
dut but this has been solved by %
guug off Natnio Indians sovonty-nve
strong, whom w6 were adj" tu get
.itDr rather lengthy negotiations.
once uu OBJ, the job the Nt,uIos are
proving as 3tisfIctors as any labor
crs we have ever had. They are right
Il YW ga. .srrNatioi. r' Iratcd win
D.
picturesque looking bunch But they
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-05
$50 SCHOLARSHIP
At THE COLLEGE
OFFERED BOYS
AND GIRLS
State National Bank Donates
Handsome Prize for Best Ex-
hibit at Fair From Boys and
Girls Industrial Clubs.
COMPETITION WILL BE
EXTREMELY KEEN

\ $50 scholarship lee the New Mex
leo College at Agriculture ana Me
chuuic Arts. to Doc awarded the hoy
or girl cNhthitmg the best display iu
crop growing OF domestic science az
tho state fair. has been offered hy the
State National bank of this city
through j. a. ucrndou, president
Numerous other prizes are being of
fercd In connection with this part of
the agricultural exhibit, bat TINS
leads them am and vtu spur the boys
and girls ln the various counties 10
rcdoublcd efforts
Prof J. - Tlnsloy In charge of the
agricultural aud horticultural end ut
tho mr. was immensely pleased ul
the news today
IAN tho displayH gathered Dos lh'
members of the UoyF md GriF IN
dusriul clubs throughout th" uutc.'
hc said. "Will %, srut iu here tu the
fair. aud tho huN or girl who makes
the best Showing in the whole state
viii got the scholarship The latter
win carry tho winner through half 81
year ut the Agricultural college and
give MIN u chance Co follow b uu and
work his way through PROT Conway
in charge of tho Industrial club COM
petition. tells mo chat thv boys and
girls iu large number uf counties
have gone actively into The movement
and the young people viii play nn i'm
por'uut part iu making the fair q hip
succcst.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-05
TWO MAIL BOXES TO
Be INSTALLED
At DEPOT
Postmaster Hopkins Takes
Steps to Prevent Confusion
and Delay of Mail for the
Travelling Public.
CITY MAIL MUST BE
---a-.P1JF FN-P0eT OFFICE

Co0nfus.uu and delay OF mail matter
resulting from mlsus, ot tho mail box
on tnc santa Pc station platform
has prompted Postmaster u. w Huu-
kns to Install uu additional box at do"
station for tho convenience OF the
travelling public since the transfer
room az tlc local station has been
abolished 10 has become tho duty ut
th, railway mail clerks TO empty GA,
box 40 tho station Just before the CO..
parturc OF each train. The box Wa,
Installed originally for the couvcn-
fence of the travelling puoIic. aud not
for local use, bat 10 mas come into
general use by many hrns and indi-
yIduuls having heavy mail, ana being
located near the station
The postal clerks have uo time To
sort the mai as they take 10 from tine
box, being compelled 60 carry % 90 the
car and sort BE- ON board where they
are forced 10 cancel tlc stamps by
hand, A great many city letters have
been placed ln the box, which have.
naturally. been carried out OF town,
while west bound mail has been car
rird cast and east bound mail has
heen carried west, until the postal
clerks have had time 60 distribute 10
ana nnd return station
There win now 10 installed an
east bound and west bound box Msd
Tor the west and south should be-
placed In the west bound box. while
mail for the norlh ana east sboulG De-
placed iu the "a, 81 bound box The
boxes viii bo properly labeled,
These boxes are Tor the convenience
of the travelling public and Albu-
quergue mail in so FAR as possible
should bee carried To- the postoiiicc ar
placed in one of tho local boxes This
is especially true of city letters. for 10
suca letters are placed in the station
boxes they are certain 60 be- carried
out of town. the order o. the railway
mali clorks being to empty the box
and sort the mail on the train.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-05
Three Women and Two Chill.
dren Rescued With Difficult
~ from Marooned Aptomo-
biles Near Algodones Last
Night.
HUBBs's CAR WRECKED
OTHERS BADLY DAMAGED
Big Relief Party Leaves This
Morning to Recover Ma
chimes Stalled En- Route
Home from San Domingo.

tuuging. waist deep In swirling
flood. Co sVuNng rope tied ~ one
,ul fn nn auto IN midstream. and
held at the other end by mDu pre-
cautiously standing in tho water Mrs.
FuuN ~turtg ana two chuurou and
Mrs 49, Is. Wylder and niece. Miss
Jennie Watkins were saved from
drowning in biz arroyo north 81
Niguduucs last night chiefly bl the
bravery and hard aud quick work
of George Ellis and hts SON. George
tIu- Jr. col this city
This was only one of o. series Of sem
satuuh experiences encountered bv
tho UutmmuhIusis who went from this
,.r Yesterday morning to attend the
corn Ounce ot san Domingo pueblo
north ui n.,c aud got caught boa tho
heavy fam storm which swept the
country north of here. en- route ba eds
home mst night Five cars were dis
ahlod that ot j. s. Hubbs being ul-
uust completely wrecked when tEl
car ui Reuben Perry. superintendent
ui tine Indian school here. crashed into
&c. Tho Ellis car was stalled la the
same flooded arroyo where IA,
women were rescued. I'd Uuiucs' car
sustained O. broken axle ana had "a
hr abandoned. Dr NJ Is. Wyldcrs car
Iu which the women were riding, WIS
ler hub deep in mud when the flood
subsidized. tn. >tortz ear hnd To- bc
lrft until the waters went down and
number cot others were temporarily
put out of commission
This morning relief party nolud-
iua Mr uuubs Herbert Brooks. Or
WEid,r Hud Mr Stortz. went up Ca
Alpuduu.s accompanied by moChaui
and plenty uI rnues and tools 90 re-
cover tHr 8utus aud bing Thorn bJok
Co tu. DItg
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-05
JOE BRENNAN AND
BILL JOY HIKE IT.

no Brennan, rhIef rlctk 10 tho
yardmastcr and william jos, assist
ant yardmustcr 81 the local santa Pc
yards, had an experience yesterday
which was somewhat ~ n thriller
Joe and Bil went hunting doves mp
the Rlo Graude yc'terday, making the
Journey with horse ana huggy Ar
irving whore the turtle dawes coocd
loudest. tho hunters tied their horse
to q tree ana vcntutod forth into the
fields and marshes. Returning later
10 the sclfsnmc tree ana the golisumr
spot. whore AN hour before they had
loft their OUTFIT. tho bold hunters were
amazed ana Mortified Co lind it miss
ug a seVru-milc Marathon WIS per
formed 60 Bernalino station la the
dTanChinR rain whore a train for Al
buqueruuc WIS properly welcomed. o.
is believed that the horse struyod
away with the buggy and that the out
~ viii hc recovered some tim" to-
day brennan and JOY are none Tho
worse for their experience, although
they admit they were nearly frozen
from the cold ana rain when they
nWbicd into the station ut ii"nnlilio.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-05
STANTON, SULLIVAN MD
LEVY MAKE SHORT TRIP

NJ T.. stanton, John W sullivan
and Mark Ls,y mad an enjoyable trip
To- Maudclls ranch. some miles north
0f the Gas Saturday afternoon. The,
started out Tor Santa BE-. hut got
mircd 100 20 mud IDlc near 90, ranch
aforesaid, and were obliged to -rut
Tor Spr.ugors largest and most uth-
l,tic mules which pulled th, party
out in time Co conn, back home th"
same evening
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-05
ROsSI FUNERAL IS
ATTENDED BY MANY

Funeral services for Frank E0s7i
u veteran pence officer of Albuuurr.
que. whose sudden and unlocked Tor
death occurred Ice the lower santa Fr
yards "Wednesday uight were hrld
yesterday afternoon, attended n>
many friends of the deceased ana OF
IN, Rosh family services wcr, hrld
in the church nt the immaculate Gone
copti0n church ~ O'Clock ANA letter
by the W"udmon uf tho World nt the
grave iu Slula barbara conctert.
Services in church and rDmctoI rrr'
imp, ssiNr pud gupsolns There V'Ir
eight pail bearers. two of whom W'i"
nId-um, friends of tuc nussi family.
twu rltt policemen. tWu santa ~ "i-
fiocr aud two Wuodmcu oi the
World Tho pull bearers were. tt-
nest lis. charles Muinz J NJ Nroh
james Martin. Frank TuWcL Autpni"
Grad. Earl stevens and Louis Fred
rrirks. The WuodWou ui me World
attended the funeral boa Il body
card ~ Thanks.
Mrs Frank VoHsi Antonio toH''
aud Mrs 4 g. Hoagland desire tu rN-
press their appreciation of thr SYM
putH, oxtuudud o. them during ihrir
recent bereavement hN 'ho many
friends rf the family Especially 81"
thoy wish to thank the members of
the Woodmou of the World.