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gentle nature would be sadly startled by
tho diddings there!
''Oh. you Sunday SCHOOL," she jibed.
Say. do you RELY think all the things
you read about In tho papers happen
up there? well. we always got q
bunch NV 'em stoppin' here an I amt
never seen 'em do anything thatd raise
hair on punkin. They always look to
me Ike they wuz In the last stages NV
somethin'-never no snap TO 'em. ex-
cept In their clothes. The Americans
an the English don't carry no fizz with
'em. II takes tho Eyetalians an the
Frenchies"
Now. Connie. where DO you get your
Information on such faraway products!
from caro-. the Spanish Lover Acr'
'Nothin' doln'!" she retorted indig-
nantly. IAN last winter didn't we have
the whole cheese IN opera birds stayin
here? SOME ginger, snap II from me"'
| Weren't you attracted?" I teased,
me? Nix 7 had my shot at a warb.
Ter once-an' never again."
Tell about IT,"
| HE wuz tenor. The real thing
Not the kind what makes hisseif a tenor
BY d!slocatin' somethin' in his neck"
"Falsetto?" ] murmured.
1T wuz when he'd churn UP one ",
them real tuneful throbbers like M!
Knees Are At Thy Feet with all little
whlstly frills at the top. ia have
spasm-jus, get careless about m,
future. yuh know! An Il would "a beel
all right II he could a. sang all tn
time. But when he wuzn't singin' h
wuz tho fussiest picce'
HE wouldn't eat nuts an ne wouldn'
eat vinegar; an Manhattan cocktail
burned his left tonsll an Martin,
scorched his right one! An yuh kno,
It's goin' to take SOME importance I
make me forfeit my eats. so begl
TO get wise that wuz goin' to shass
him.
Then. one night II wus chilly an W
! wux goin' down to swell cafe Il
dinner, an he met me. all bundled u
In ton of cloth. with Q silk she,
, round his neck. He looked nerce.
? begin with. An when We sat down
, wuz cold a. anythin'. cause thsI
, wuzn't any interlining in my coat
I says:
: "Tn have . oid-!ashionsd whisk,
cocktail. plsAsA'
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Letters From the PeOD1e

Fathers and Sons AGE Again.
- che Editor Of The Evening World:
I should like to offer simple aige-
traic solution to the problem Of the
fathers and sons age While that OF
Thomas Walsh IL correct. Il seems 10
me a rather long drawn out method Of
reaching tho answer. Let equal
fathers age. y equal sons age. Then
y-'sauAls .zsy = equals !; 5
Simplifying. sy-x equals 5s, y-x
equals 8. y equals q, y equals 10 20
or ton years and eight months. equals
months. J. L. DANzIGER.
Montrea'.
Post-vacatios Hints.
TO ~ Editor Of The Evening World:
Now that people are beginning TO
come back from vacations and from
committing. l suggest that they continue
In town the exercise and outdoor
life that made the country so bens-
hciai to them. II II perfectly pos
sIble. and I prescribe II for my OWE
patients. Every one can make time
10 walk for an hour daily. to be In
the parks. TO sleep In well ventilated
rs,oms. to eat simple food and to keeI
out Of doors every minute one can
For the next three months tn,
weather will be fne for outdoor ex
erctse. Take II. readers. Dom
throw away the good OF your countr,
summer by keeping mewed up In tn
house all the time except Sunday af
ooguoon- Get out and walk BRISK,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-08-30
The Jap Wedding.
beginning to end. curiously
enough. religion does not play
y AVIAN N sr,au rart In . I.,.o-..

HTNoM beginning TO END, curiously
enough. religion does not play
even a ANAL part In a Japane Sc
wedding. No priest appears at any
stage On the evening OF the great day
the bride. with a white silk covering on
her head and face. and entirely dressed
In pure white-not the color OF 10y, but
OF deep mourning. for the girl is now
/ parting forever from her own parents.
more so. indeed, than n It was death
that had taken her away. for after
death her spirit would continue TO be
present IN the home of her childhood
whereas now both body and spirit are
gone-is carried TO her new home. There
she changes her mourning for a festa
garb. A feast Is celebrated the
young couple withdraw and tr
tho presence OF only the middieman anc
his wife and OF two young girls who
act a. servants. they pledge each othel
In very solemn form. three times from
each OF three cups This ceremon,
- Is the essential part OF the mar
Rage celebration."-J OF the Japa
nesst by Joseph II Longford
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whenever you can. But II you all did
that we doctors would starve to
death. BROOKLYN DOcTOR
Legal Ala Society, 230 broadway.
To the Editor Of The Evening World:
Please let me know where woman
can get legal advice free OF charge or
at nominal rates. She was deserted by
her husband and has two children and
is without means OF support. H.K.
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as II were." I con-
tributed.
Say. you Amt
been to Newport.
lately. have yuh p
Constance inquired
with much con-
Germ. you sound
bon-tonny."
you know I'd
never 20 to New
port" I answered
in the same vein
I'm afraid my
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trious. But he
succeeded.
He began very
humbly and was
Willing to climb.
slowly. steadily.
surely. He did In
tho mpantime no
married Q woman
who climbed with
him. But she saw
the ladder soaring
HIGHER than he
did. So when he &C.
cumulated money
r A. ahNssN ~
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The Nav Manton Fashions

~ o frock ever de-
M vised Is prettier
\ for little girls
than this simple one.
1t means very few
seams and very little
labor. yet Il u a4trac-
tive and becoming in
the extreme. The front
and back portions are
cut separately an d
Joined by means OF
shoulder and UNDER
arm seams and the
one-plece sleeves are
stitched to the arm
holes. On the figure
the dress Is shown with
shaped trimming Dor
tons finishing the neck
and sleeve edges, and
II Is very attractive
treated In this way;
but II can be cut with
high neck and stand
Ing collar and with
long sleeves gathered
into bands to be some
what moro practical
and palmer In effect.
The closing is made at
the back with buttons
and buttonholes that
extend for the entire
length. SO that II Ii
quite easy to launder.
This dress Is made Of
blue Scotch Bingham
trimmed with b Il q
and white pliid. but
lightweight wool ma
terials such as challis.
albatross and the like
are used for dresses OF
this sort as well as
washable fabrics.
For the S-yeIr SIZE
the dress will requ,.s
3h yards of material
81, eh yards SO or "a
yards n inches wide.
with v yard q for the
trimming.
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THE
TENOR.

GSC OME weatner-what!"
Yes; the kind Of weather TO
toll things-to open ones soul.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-08-30
CLEVER COL. HARVEY.

@OI GEORGE HARVEY works himself into lovely melancholy
the issue of the North figuring
Presidential possibilities down their lowest goomiest
IT, neither Woodrow Wilson, William H. Taft Theo-
dors Roosevelt gets majority November and the election
OF President thus thrown into the House Of Representatives
the House fails the three candidates enough
for choice and Republican Senate has meanwhile elected the
Republican candidate for VcePresdnt then verify will James
Sherman William H. Taft President
And IL the Senate becomes dcadoccd Phandcr
g. Knox!
Very clever Of Col Harveyi So clever that it
Clever Elsa in the German fairy tale, who
draw pitcher Of beer She long that the whole family
descended to what the matter They found Elsa sitting
side the cask in floods Of tears Pointing pckaxe hanging
the wall above the cask she sobed Zach o II grow up
meet nice young and he asks him. and have
child and send him to the cellar to draw pckaxe
On him and kills him, what terrible misfortune will
Whereupon Elsa hailed the clevere Chrscndom
WOMAN EDITOR Of the National Womans Suffrage Assoca
"A ton believes that married perfectly well stick Il
business positions In fact she predicts that will be COM
petey concentrated in time The wife will be to arrange
matters that children will not interfere with profession
Trained specialists offer them better they could receive
from their mothers"
And IL all else falls and worst
in the last extremity there will still be-faher
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I q EVENING WORLD MANTON
oimbd Bros and Thiryssod
3Nsw Ssoept Of
! {stan,p or
/ 'n~~ IMPORTANT-Wtts
Fsssss.s {ass Add
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-08-30
F ableso Of
Everyday Folks
WHEN
FATHER
WORKS
By Sophie Irene Loeb

Copyright 1919. b. rhs Pres Pub
~ nee upon . time there was q
workingman. He worked from
~ morning until night. He was
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A Duel Between
Heart and Brain.


Yet she might easily
At
the Elisabeth dS
a
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she accumulated IDEAS about II.
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tfon takes the place OF ope IN ,comdns e Just about
icecreom soda takes the place of q good dinner
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tessohn the ideal tpsddng march, but think What
march Wagner might hare trten II only he hdd tried!
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-29
CATTLEMAN WILL
ROUND UP NINE
WILD ELK
Game warden Contracts for
Roping Of Stray Animals (;
Chinese Phsasants Par.
chased for New Mexico.


fspeciai Tefenrnun Ia EyeninE MaFnlal
sania Fe. N 81, Mas 29. aoaming
the countryside near Troui SPRINGS,
tNeive miles nbofe las Eesna. dame
nglne. growing crops are four fuil
Rr0Nn. two ycariings and probably
three caieeA members of q herd 81
elk that wore imported from Colo-
raG0 last vear bN state Game Warden
70 round up the animals has been uni
form. Now comes ealtleman asd
veterinary surgeon. q. A. Jones, pro-
posing % rope the elk, crate them and
ship them Is SANTA re. a contract
has been Signed by che principals and
the work wlil begin 40 once. CAME
Warden Gnhle accepted the cowmun's
offer because vt the complaints from
the farmers Of Trout Springs. II
caught, the elk win De again SET az
liberty on the pec0s national forest
reserve whore they at their present
rate OF increase VIII spon offer good
sport 60 the hunter this season.
Chinese pheasants Tor Nov Mexico.
state Came Warden Thomas p. Ga
bic has purchased Chinese ring.necls
pheasants from the Kendrick pheas-
antrios 81 Denver Colorado, for 0rna-
mental as welg a. lnseetivorous and
greatest Of ali game birds known that
can be reared IN a scmi-domeslcatod
way when liberated, retain their wild
nature and gsmenesa The Chinese
rinK-ueok pheasant adds new beauty,
Interest," and 0dditioai sentiment %
country life, al the same time. d new
Industry which Is rapidly developing
In a unitarian way, next 70 that at
poultry, combining beauty spors and
profit.
II has bcen proven by scientific In
vestigatlon carried on by governments
OF different nntscnE that these birds
are Of great value 10 agriculturists and
horticulturisss. as dessroyers IT insects
that cause 80 great an annual loss Of
crops. Their proven ueefulncas as de-
stroyers u Insects. pests. worms and
field mice, added to she great beauty
and Value OF their plumage, the noiir-
hing and appetlzinR flavor Of their
meat and clever traits, chasing them
as the most interesting Of an game
birds. has madc them birds Of general
interest.
The pheasant IN tae grain fields.
keeps his heud near the ground and
peers upwarag~ spr larvae and egRH or
the under si9e tof leaves and win do.
vuur these Ni6aput ininry 10 tie leaf.
Countless pests are eaten al q single
meal The pheasant does not rcacn
zap and disturb the graln bu, late in
the season. when insect food Is scarce
and after the grain crop "a harvested
and IN the staei Or ihFeshed Il picks
up the scattered grsin Ia tao neid.
The continual demand FOR phcasants
by farmers and orchardists and land
owners added 10 that OF srortsmon,
IS steadily Bringing this new and pro-
Gtahlc industry into pfomlHencc.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-29
GRAYS AND INDIANS
mix TOMORROW
Baseball Fans Manifest Much
Interest in Decoration Day
Game Scheduled TO Happen
at Traction Park.

The Albuquerque tirays and United
states Indian school team viii cross
bats en- Traction park diamond to-
10 b. hummer from start "a finish.
The Nnyaioa are NOT ut nii dishearten-
ed BECAUSE OF their defeat IS the Ap-
prontlcea yesterday and are determln-
ed q vindicatc themselves hy defeat
ing thc Grags tomorrow. The contest
between the GrnSa and the Indians
should BE- "a stellar. attraction aud
fans may go 10 the park with the as
suranee ~ neelnE q renl baseball gnlue
with an the trimmings II Is expected
thar attendance at the game viii be
large.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-29
10 BRING GRAIN FROM
JERUSALEM 10 THE
DRY FARM CONGRESS


especial Correaponaance a. enc nepatai
lcthbridwc. Alberta, May eo.--,lDr
Aaron AafOnHohn, managing director
of tho Jewish agricultural expert
ment station al haifn Palestine,
has accepted un invitation 90 tho
Canadian Board Of Control Of tho
International pry FerminR congress
90 attend the sogcnlh oonatess az
Lethbrldge, October 2l-2e next and
So make an address of the dry fhrms
ms development Ia Turkey.
Or Aarcnsehn 0ieo informs the
executive secretary treasurer. John
q Burns. by letter that nc VIII bring
q large exhibit Of the different pro-
ducts grown under dry fnrfninR
methods IN the rev experimental
fields which arc now belns conducted
by me Jewish Agricultural society IN
and about Jcruaalatn
Or Aaronsohn IL ono 81 the most
famous aaronomlsle and boianlats Of
che old World. From time 70 slime
the agricultural papers % che Old
World have been cnliEhtening the
neutrality-suspicious. world with the fact
that 10 the rehabilitation Of thc lands
noted tor prehistoric fafmins, dry
farming has been playing an import
ana part, and the natives are looking
upon II az d discovery of one o. the
lost arts which made Egypt the sTeat
gFanary centuries ago.
Dr. Aaronsohn reports that the
precipitation in large PORTIONS 81 his
country Is less than six inches an-
nually. and that through eonscrva-
tion OF moisture. deep plowing and
scientific timing the best wheat, bar
hey and emmer have boen raised.
while the icguminone plants have
been successfully grown.
Dr. AaBonson represents II Pales-
tino the Jewish Development league.
which Il differed BY residents ~ the
United States. including 5ulipa Ros-
cuwaid ~ Chicago. president; ipOf.
Morris Loeb of New York, treasurer;
Miss Henrietta szold OF New York,
secrctaryl DR. Cyrus Adler and SAM
ucl FEELS Of Philadelphia, Louis Mar
shall Of New York and Judge Julian
". Mack Of Chicago. directors.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-29

Wagner. conductor; opens june ga.
closes June iStp.
San Miguel county. az Las Vegas;
Iseona Lognc. conductor; opens Aug
ust 5th, closes August stat
santa ia county, at santa Fc: Mrs.
~ora Brumback, conductor; OPENS
June 80, closes June 2sth.
sierra county. waived
spcerro county, at soeorro; ~. q.
Galbgath, conductor; opens june Sd,
closes june ssth
Taos county. az TAGS, MRS. George
Dixon, conductor; opens July sth,
closes August Sd.
Torrance county. "a MOuntainair. r..
w Conway. conductor. opens July
22d. closes August 30.
Union county. a. clayton: w n Os-
borne, conductor opens July SIN.
colses July goth.
Valencia county AZ Belen. Mary 3.
Haskett. CONDUCTOR opens June %,
closes june gath.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-29
PROMINENT CITIZEN
OF TOLAR DIES FROM
BLOW ON THE HEAD

Tolar. n. A.. May 29.--I.6sl Friday
j. W. Tibbefts, a promlnent citizen
who haa hces, residing len miles north
Of town. while working * a well AZ
the home Of a. G. NIeeks. was acci-
dentnlly struck on the side ol his
head with a piece Of iron which reno
dered him unconscious until Tuesday
morning, when he breathcd his last.
Dr. fhcrman OF House, WAS quickly
Summoned and upon examinatson y
was found that hls JAN bone wRs
badly fractured ana his head bruised
fn general.
Everything possible WAS done 90
restore him 10 consciousness. but all
70 no avail
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-29
CURLEY AND FLYNN
DONATE BOXING MITTs
ARA =. r.. Smltllers Receives SET Of
Championship Gloves for KlaEamP
which Begins Tonight.

Mira J. u. Smithers today received
ship gloves for the three days bag.
aar which begins ioas8ht. the dopa-
zion being fsiade Jointly by Jlm FLYNN,
champ i0nzhip heavyweight contender.
and Jack C'urles. promUter Of the
Johnson Flynn battle. Accompanying
the gloves was letter from Promo
ter Curley wfpsexpressed the hope on
behalf Of himself and flynn that the
haxarr VIII prove a dig success Mrs
SmlthepS will exhibit the gloves az tho
bazaar tonight.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-29
FARM LECTURES At
THE COUNTY
INSTITUTES
President Of Agricultural Col
lege Makes Important An
nOuncement; Complete CAL
endar Of Institute to Be
Held.


tspeeiaI TeIeesam 80 EseniRe SssEAial
santa re. ~ a.. MAY ga.--W r.
Garrison, president Of the New Alex.
leo College Of Agriculture and Me-
chanic Arts announced yesterday that
this college would send two lecturers
20 each county teachers institute "a
government expense 10 give instruc-
ton In agricultural administration and
methods and domestic science. This
VIII give Tie busy house wife. liEins
IN the towns in which the institutes
will be- held. the opportunity ~ scien-
tlnc Instruction IN that which per-
tains 10 the better performance 81
the work ~ the household and the
ranehmca on thc farms adjacent ~
hearing discussions that viii be OF
practical benent In their business.
state superintendent OF Public IN
struetion Alvin n, White AaA made
public tho complete list of institute
conductors and places where the IN
stltutes viii DO held. The data for
lows
hernalillo county. a. Albuquerque
John " CLARK. conductor. open Juns
ID. closes June 2sth,
Chaves county al Roswolli j. w.
Taylor, conductor opens june Oh
closes jams 10th.
cnliAx county. a. Ration q 81 Con.
way. conductor. opens August 18Th
closes August 2ist.
Curry county. AZ Clovis; G N. Liant
conductor. opens July TN, closes Aug
ust Sd.
Dona Ana county, "a las Cruces
TO- H. Wagner, conductor, OPENS Aug
usi iath. CLOSES August 3ist
| Eddy county. az Carlsbad W A.
Poore, conductor. opens August eih
closes August alai,
Grant county, "a silver city W Vi
Mcfarland. conductor; opens July eth
closes july 2OtR.
Guadalupe county, az Santa fioan
Joseph 81 Hoier, conductor; openi
July sth, closes August Sd.
Lincoln connty, nc carrixoxo; J. y
Taylor. conductor opens June iIth'
closes une goth,
Luna county. az Domiugi }. y. Tay'
ior, conductor; opens August lSth
closes August 3iat.
Mckinley county, at Gallup r. w
TwinlnE, conductors opens August
l9th, closes August Slst
Mora county, al Mora Rufus Mead
conductor opens June 30, closes
june 2sih.
Otcro connty, al Cioudcroft Frank
Cnrroon, conductor; opens August
18th, closes August aist.
Quay county, az Tucumenrl Joseph
= lloier conductors "Opens August
SIN. closes August i7th.
Rio Arriba county 90 vfsarde. Geo
j. Martin. conductor. opens june 90
closes June 2eth.
rio Argiua county, az TERRA Anna
rilla Geo. J. Martha conductor opens
July Sth. closes August ga.
Roosevelt county. at Porsales
Frank CaIroOn, conductors date 20 b.
liked
sandovai county "a Nofnalillo. Jos
opa B. Hofor conductor opens sun,
el. fIoaee Iunn sfln
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-29
NEGRO CHAMPION
HERE IN JUNE
Jack Johnson Signs Up With
Mark Levy for Exhibition
Here in Middle Of Next
Month; Show to Be Classy.

Albuquerque fans win have an op-
purfunity within me next three weeks
g see Jack Johnson. champion heayy-
weight fighter OF the world. IN Las
vegas yesterday. Mary Levy directof
~ the New Mexlco Athletic club sign
ga up johnson for an exhibition here
for Soma time TN june between the
1th and i7th. The big smoke prom
Used I.cVy a. pat on a nrgt class show
sd Albuquerque. agreeing 10 fight
sparrinR partners. johnson Is anxious
20 motor so Albuquerque and WIN
probably Nuke the "trip 10 this city ~
has 9O-horse power red devil-machinc.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-29
INDIANS LOSE TO
-FOUR A BUNCH
Uncle Sans Wards Have a
Couple Of Bad Innings and
Are Defeated by Fest Santa
Re Apprentice Team.

BY the acorc OF III 10 .. the Santa
re Apprentices yesterday afternoon
defeated the United Stgtes indian
school baseball team. hitherto undc-
feated during the seaHon. The -Four
A bunch hooked five runs ir the In
iflal frame, the Indians becoming rat
tied at critical times O'Bunnon wis
power of sfreneth for the Appren-
tees and fourteen wore farncd ~ tho
result 81 his well delivered curves.
Pi8fero, iwirler for the Indians. pitch
ed a good game Grid fought his bait
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-29

sle % The last. despite tho 1igccurnF-
Inc etrofa made ~ hiH support.
The Indians accepted Ghclf defeat
like true sports. conaoling themselves
with She Thought that they lost 50 an
oil star assreNatloh. the Hrore.
II. IT. ~
Apprentices 800 02$ o0x-ii l4 o
Indians 49,. 900 0Oo o3e-- d.
batteries: onannon and Chavez.
i.ingero ard Chile.
Umpire Eem Nntlfei.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-29

For soreness Of the muscles whether
induced by violent exercise or in
jury. chamberlain's Llulment il excel
sent. Tails linimont IS also highly e.
teemad FOR the relief Il afIoFds IN
cases OF rheumatism. sold hy ais
dealers.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-29

TnE MERIT Or ORR GOoDs
AND ouR SMALL PROFIT METH.
ODs COMMAND a STEADY PAT.
ttONAGE OF CASH BUYERS.
Filty dozen % mems dry Rrnss col.
ured muslin underwear. made for the
n. y. governments and each plccc
bears tiie InapcctOF'a stamp, high
grade goods that We bought ID a
bargpili price and wc are selling them
for soc a suit
a large Ion 90 direct import pocket
knives, pretty handles, finely finished
blades pf q1allty, each SOC.
Nicu'a extra sl8e iinrn collars, ~ Ia
90, regular 2 iur asc goods, io CLOSE
out the lot earh, Sc.
Slcn's uiiiaundcfcd white shirts.
well inndr 81 good wearing muslin,
5Oc.
Men's black siik lsOae, 45c
i'resi'icni suspcidefs.
Cocks Aprons. soc.
White jumper coats soc.
TuE MAXE.
WILLIAM kiEKE. Proprietor.
aii south FIRST Street
Want NHHhr can yfIurbls
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-29

DEAFNESS. vertigo Cblind staggers).
snllow complexion. flatulence arc
symptoms Of torpid liver Nc one
can feel well while the liver Is in
active. HEnBINE lie powerful liver
stimulant. a dose or two will cause
ali bilious symptoms 70 disappear. Try
Il. Price soc. Sold By all druggists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-29
NMEnICAN LEAGUE.


Dctroit SIS; ~. I,Oals o..
Al 81. Louis;
First game-- Il. H. r..
81. Louis 600 zoe Ree--p 2
Detroit ....... 900 1870 1903 30 g
Batteries: Hamilton. Nelson and
Krlcbeif. Wiiletis and stanage.
second Rame- II. II. r..
Detroit .....10s go OO0--6 l2 2
81. Louis 900 col HOO 3 o
Batteries. Dubnc and stanagei
Lake and stephens.