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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-18
The Kingdom of Montenegro
Observation-Disclosures <*<%%%*%*N

.nN ono WAC comes along. There are
no cities Ia Montenegro. Not one
the capital, Ccttlnje--pronounc II
"tsrt-tIu-sr.' II you can. and n you
cannot try "chct-ten.ya." which Is
somewhat easier TO tho nOn-slayic
tonga" rs not quite ~ large az shell.
byylll", ny. II In situated IN. a lofty
mountain valley, where the air T. like
champagne, \ palace. a convent.
Slrls institute. an arsenal and the
Jter are the notable buildings. Turks
sacked and burned the capital In 1883
and MOnteneErins are brought up to
remember that and TO long for tho
blood Of the descendants OF the m
NadeTs.
What does your little country pro-
ducc for EXPORTS" asked q European
prince who sought to guy Prince
NichOlas-nOw King Nicholas-about
the size and importance Of MOntene-
gro.
MY daughters. your serene high.
ness, replied Prince Nicholas suave.
iy.
He referred to several brilliant
matches between prlncesses OF Monte
negro and royalties In important conn
tries He In the father OF quite n bou.
quet OF handsome daughters,
Nicholas 1. PelrOvitch Njegoosh,
King OF Montenegro, 10 ~ years old
and has been reigninB. a. prince and
klnE for two years more than a max
century. He succeeded his uncle,
Prince Danilo. IN 1850. Two years
later he went TO war with Turkey. de
was unsuccessful. but the powers ic-
lerventd 10 prevent Turkey from
making II uncomfortable for Monte
negro permanently. RE waged a sue
cesHfui war against Turkey from 1879
20 rs, as an ally CT SSrvia. armed and
'pTOvisiOned BY Russia. That war re-
suited IN the increase OF Montenegro
10 itS present comparative large pro-
portions. II was formerly lcas than
halT as large a. II now IL. The Bsr-
lin treaty recognized Nicohlas ~ 81,
independent sovereign. Nicholas u q
cultivated Eentl0man aud an author.
He has written several plays Gnd q
hook OF two, at verse. ..
Until 1851 lGontsn6gro'a govern
ment vas . theOFAcy. The "VlAdika."
an the prince was called. was soVeF-
otRn. bishop. Judge. Legislator and
commander On chief Of the Standing
army, body composed Of all Monte
regr.as old enough 10 beSr arms and
NOT too old 10 set about. The ofiaoa
az VlAdlka had bean hereditary In the
PetrOVitch family Tor nearly three
centuries. the Vladika was. By roas
son Of hla foBotlOn ~ bishop, oeslbSte,
and the GI4oO descended throNglt
brothaFu ana nepkeNu Yfa
The toeri AARmal gevomus Of Mouts-
neeTo b b pllle moro than the nsasl
court o. Se1a9Uon cohuly spends Ais-
nuailr keeUlpn c6ntsnetefD. read fore
Inen, ''an1i.afaP' 6nA engineers ~ ln
me elgsa ~ whIpA tneb afA a6sDls
'ersen "a ,sitel@|S eaaeen esy4oNN
|Ia Nh a'l1|i 49, q. M -. 4 n'|I J.
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'MOnt"nrRI", which has cOckily de-.
clared war against IA" Ottoman en-
piro, In q recently created Independent
kingdom formerly IN independent
principally $500 square miles ~
area. For purposes ot c6mpar .s0n it
may 10" mrniiunrd that Kentucky +
aren IN 10.to0 sIunr" miles.
The country l. extremely rugged.
Its name "Hlack Mountain" In taken
IRON, ana appropriate 10. the tOpo-
graphy. a series of ridges with lofty
peaks rising h"rr ana there to from
1000 To s.U"n feet The valleys arc
narrow, but beautiful and yerdnnt
Cultivate land II not plentiful in
Montenegro. nnd rveTy available
square yard ct soil mat will grow u
crop In titled with antiquated imple-
nents, but Win good care Of the fu-
ture productivity of the soil. One OF
the leading crops r. indian corn and
another IN potatoes crops" are seen
growing upon Held, only a few feet
square, which no American truck
raiser would consider worthy Of at
tentlOn.
The mountain streams OF Montene-
gro are among the linrst trout streams
In the world. Montenegro Ia sill II
little on the beaten rack, but may
some time be discovered" by anglers
who have time tn journey Par In quest
OF peculiarly large aud lively trout
that are 10 be caught In crystal water
cold enough TO need ao ice 20 make II
drlnkable even IN Americans
There are no manufactures, IN the
modern sense. In Montenegro, except
that "a coarse wooden cloth, something
like old fashioned "h0meSpun." u
made commercially. Nearly all Of the
inhabitants are formers and fishermen
--und lighting men smoked mutton
hams, sailed Ash. hides. tallOw, cheese,
honey. butter ana other mock ana
herd products are tie exports at Mon
tenegrO.
The Montenegrins are slavOnic ana
are OF the Siberian braBch Of slava.
They ere tall. exceptionally handsome
and noted for their strong voices. The
women lose their beauty early IN life
unless they are Of the aVpor classes
and the upper class ID small IN q coun'
try % undsveloDsd. There are few
ldiers. and baFd labor Ia costly 20 fam
mime charm. The men retain remark
Wble health and streHaa,a up 20
sreAt age aud their boomina voices
allow them 10 carry on conversations
from one hill v another az distances
that would require the ufe q q mega
phone between AmerIcauA
A MOntenegrin hgtes . Iprk - q
ferret hates = rat. HO q born hatlnB
all Turks. lie disslih ee41 ~ ~ BE
boots, hating ali geAeFalleN ~ TeFRa.
MOntenegrlne so tatlsa ~ nt
times. But thbfe are f4w e4lnlqp q
violence. Not % 'uNags ~ p4Anpia,
as Ia an sTll4l a,aN 81 Ap uHiA.a
states Ads MOI tenn |Nf ave y
s.oas hoa.s
alnnonan enen h4 ~ 81
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-18
GIT THE FACTS.

The appearance here next wsdnes.
day night Of Congressman Ralph cole
Of Ohio is one Of the important
events OF the presidential campaign
as one Of the foremost authorities Ia
the nation upon the tariff question
lie has made a special and life
study OF the wool tariff and IL re-
Eardsd by the leading students Of
that question a. probably the best In
formed mAa IN the nation upon u.
His address before the National Wool
Growers association this year was
generally cOnet ded to be- the most
important event Of the convention.
aud his appearance here effords an
opportunity for thoTouEh and com.
prehensive information on this most
vital question which no voter can
afford 60 overlook. The Republican
state committee IL TO be congratulated
on securing Mr.. Cole. who IL In strong
demand In all OF the western states.
The ohio Congressman Wtll visit all
Of me SsSgsF towns Of New AGHioc,
dsVOting his attention specially to the
wool industry. the tariff on wool and
lis relation 70 the prosperity Of the
wool producing statsa Mako u q
paint 10 Fsasrys next wednesday
nisllt 20 hear thls authority.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-18

4 Girls LETTER.
Page one, 81 course. is just Page one;
That fact Ia very plain.
Page two. you see,
- numbered Three.
which greatly Jars your brain.
Page Three. you end. Il really -Four;
Page -Four Ia ak. thni'f nat
WA 81 rage five?
Why, sakes aiive'--
You never do ind that.
-Lnuisyille Courier journal
@
BLISS IN bungalow II t1@ modern
sY...., or NJ love In cottage.
o.
THERE ~ persistent fumur that
Grn"ro Sickies didn't maR" war his
"m. -r"ailliy
WuSDERFUi.-~we go, through
the u,fNds series without anyone
blaming y IN the umpire
O.
MAJ H. SAID 10 lose some of his
s"l' respect after I've has seen his por-
TRAIT 0n @ ,tmpaign banner
o
THE r.rNL narrowing rumors nre
ufloat iur the cranberry crop ~
short ara 'ur pric" of turkeys has
gone az.
PHILAbELPHIA has Women street
car conductors, and Kansas City IL TO
have women policemen who viii not
shy ~ M, sight 81 mnu-r.
o
SENATOR CLAPP continues To-
cheerfuIn produce new candidates. for
| the Auanlls club. Prnbnh,, h- gets =
/ commission ~ Initiation Ices
o
FOR \ FIT. zee Arnhegd." says the
Fort sumter Review. Please sir.
have you lny of the latest r"nrrrtion
variety"
pF 'pIR.sE It Is not necessary a.
forget that SIR Themes IIptpn WIN
Is coming over again after the Ameri.
! cas- cup. ~ siill IN the tea buTinsss
o
WILLIAM SUFFER- resembles
| Henry Gay instead 81 Abraham I.ln-
coin. II h Ueil TO nave change now
| and then
o
THE CROWN PRI%CE 0f Germany
has written q book But even an i'm.
| prfial rdid could not place II amonS
| the six Best sellers
! %
NATIONAL MoCRNER Knox will
| have "A chance g. shed u few tears
| over the political bier 81 Woodrow
| wilson
70
THE SULTAN of Turkey las issJed
! Il "nrmnn' lie viii he issuing inhrm
| uns brfpre the present festivities are
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-18

says the morning paper. lie a rich
man, and doesn't need the salary 20
why attempt TO elect HIM"
we were not aware that Mr. Jaffa
was a millionaire. or anything more
than q comfortably successful bust.
ness man By reason Of his own brains
ana ability but the inference from
tho proposition IL somewhat amazing
II 10 that Mr.. Ferguson. Mr.. Jaffa =
opponent In the Congressional race.
IL after the Job because he needs the
salary.
Perhaps enthusiasm and high ideals
have led us into the clouds but we
must express nevertheless. our con.
! viction that the morning paper mad"
this statement without consulting Mr.
Ferguson. Whatever may have hap.
pensd 10 the ideals OF the morning
paper, which abused MI Ferguson
20 numerically less than two yenrs
ego. ~ are confident that Mr. Fer.
FussDn has y ltur more exalted con.
( cepiion ~ ruhllr seryr" than merely
T., the money he ,an get out Of II
! Feeling surr a. ms from our ac-
ipuaininnr" WIN Mr. Ferguson. w.
gymp0thizr win that gentleman that
he IN placed IN IA" embarrassing pre-.
dicsm"nt Of having an advocate
vhirh places hi candidacy upon ~
tOrdid rasls The Oaly explanation
/ pcrhapa 10 MAJ ia the lack ~ any
other sufficient argument the morn
= ing paper II driYcn 10 the pecuniarN
on" ~ % lat resort We fear. how.
ever. rhai 81 viii have little rffr,t
upon 10" voter 1T this time Mr
| Jhf'a ran vastly counter1ct ans up.
I positi"n ~ ms getting the salary by
J contributing ~ To- churily In the
event the Democratic free w"pl pro-
gram should 20 through over Mr..
Jaffa's opposition ihcr" would be
ample opportunity fnr practical be-
nevOlence among ,n, people ~ New
Mexico.
And even granting that Mr. Fergus.
son cnuntenanred any such remark
able plea. the peoples pleasure at his
receiving the salary would be more
than Counterncied by III chaErin at
seeing our representative In congress-
vote for the depression Of business
conditions Ia the state.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-18
AN OPPORTUNITY.


The Republicans u BernalilIo coun.
" have an opportunity In the present
election for uniting their party and
at the same time for doing an incsti-
ma BILE service 10 the state. For some
years past the Republican party IN
this county has been divided by bick.
arings and personal snim0Sitlrr. re-.
suiting altogether from local questions
md local issues. chieny connected
with the administration Of county AT
fairs The result has been a divided
party. weakened influence IN the
pnrty councils and In the affairs OF
state government aud local disputes
ana bitterness which have not only
injured the party but have been car
ried 10 far as 10 seriously injure the
community.
In the present election there IL not
single detail OF county adminstrh'
ton nt stake. The county In In good
hands and county government IL
settled for four yehrs To come. There
IN no excuse for any local difference
OF any kind among Republicans who
believe In Republican principles.
with a united front and vigorous
personal work BerhRlillo county I'M
dOubtedly will give a majority for the
Republican ticket and In 50 doing will
make absolutely certain the election
OF three TAFT electors and the placing
of Hon. Nathan Iaffa In congress.
The election of President Taft
means continued prosperity for New
Mexico. The election Of MIR. Wilson
means an end 70 that prosperity: a
disturbance Of conditions which In
our particular case means Disaster
nothing less. The election Of Nathan
JGffa means that We will have In
congress n representative who will
truly and sincerely stand for the best
interests OF the state; With whom
there IL no equivocation. no trim
ming--just straightforward business
the kind OF rcpr sontutiOn this state
must have.
Therefore the Republicans Of Bcr'
nAlillo county. by putting aside all
memory of past differences; by for
getting personal enmltiss. and by
Joining together In energetic. aggrcs'
SIvs work for the Republican tieks,
will perform a service to Albuquer-
que, the county and the state which
can hardly be OvereHiImSted. Let
every Republican do his duty, vIgor'
DUSTY and with enthusiasm. The re-
Bult will be q return OF the m0jori-
ties which for years made this coun-
~ one of the most powerful Influ.
encss in state affairs.
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over In the Balkans
MEN HAVE BEEN wearing trous-
course Of another hundred years wo-
men may wear them, too
o.
THE LEANING tower OF Pisa can
now be reached by street car. and
soon perhaps an elevator will be in
stalled IN II.
OWING to the iatensss OF the sea-
sou. the Old Swimmin' Hole was un-
sble Ia taae a prominent part In the
celebration OF James whitcomb Ri
lsys seth birthday.
CO
IN A DELAWARE town the women
have agreed 10 give all the eggs their
mems lay on sunday Ia the church.
This ulan vas adopted without con-
sulting the hens.
ITO TALK OF the possibility Of
Taft being elected president IL puer-
ile'-MOrning paper. seems to US
someone said a few months ago thnt
the nomination NJ Wilson was "ut.ter-
IS ,mpoSsibie,"
O.
Interesting Items.
\ locomotive built In iS47 II still
doing good work.
\ roller towel constructed In 1882
In also rendering excellent service on
the rams line.
o.
THERE ARE FIVE Smiths already
IN the senate. and sixth one from
Sew Jersey was needed suppose the
| president Of the senate found 1t nee.
es'lry 10 announce that Smith was
- nted az the door because his house
! MS afre?
! PITTSBURGH pastor--they real-
. T., 10 have pastors In Pittsburgh--says
/ women ought 20 be allowed to firt
/ In tie churches. THIS Is n gratifying
| announcement, particularly In view Of
| the ban that has been placed on love
maEng In the postoffice.
o.
| PROFESSOR WILSON'S attempt
| tu make a noise like the friend Of the
laboring man has got mixed up with
! the rcyerberating echoes Of some of
| his previous remarks on that subject.
| The result Ia rather discordant. In
fact il is likely To give the working
man the nnrache.
! O.
THE MORNING pape intimates
that the Wilson administration,lf ne
II elected. would prove a failure and
that the four years rest would prove
n E.ta
httinR II to better resume the reins.
Meanwhile the country's business and
the New Mexico wool industry wOuid
ga Ia the demnitIon bowwowS. II Is
u most interesting plan.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-18

idea Of what should b coming to the
people u Sew Mexico.
Tho Herald believes that ~ one Of
the two newest states in the union;
state ~ tremendous area. varied
physical features. uf intelligent popu-
latIon. Of enormous undeveloped re-
sources and Of urIrIug and indomi-
table empire builders and ~ state
which has been 'u usaf"d the boon
of home rule after Struggle unprec-
edented in the hstof' Of 'h" United
states. New Mexico has NOR" coming
to her than ". Is Ferguson has been
securing In his past year nf service
as congressman from New Mexico.
Mr.. Ferguson told us tho eamc
thing when he ans elected n.l"r' .-
that the housc ~ representative "aF
Democratic and That no one nut o
Democratic congressman could p"
anything for New Mexico
what has Mr Ferguson got ,"t
New Mexico during HE first term as
Congressman
Don't al srenF at nnoe.
Is that which Nj FERGUSON has
secured IAN that - coming ~ New
A.xiao""
The declaration ~ the morning
paper, which was abusing Mr. Fer
gusson mercilessly less than TWO years
ago. means nothing more nor less
than II believes Sew Mexico deserves
nothing from congress; for nothing
~ what Mr.. FERGUSON has got for
NJ and nothing II all that h" viii got
for ~ In the future. and wGSse than
upthIng For Mr. Fergusson's cleo.
tlon means that he will vote with his
free trade party leaders for the ruin
~ the wool industry IN Sew Mexico,
That II what In coming 10" Sew
Mexico II she sends Ii ~ FERGUSON
10 congress.
People ~ New Mexico. de- you be-
llcve that In all the new Sunshine
state deserves
II man. for the sake Of q party
fetish. II ready 10 sacrifice one greal
industry 81 New Mexico on the altar
Of free trade. do you suppose he vii
hesitate At any other great industry
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lhe eSlEesn two fair sIalaj IN ar
snita eSnippsd win the istbe 81
Bot me whose populasih o. M1nts.,
nSsro i not quite 20 large ~ that a
Lcuiavliie. NY.
mere 10 a Ions Standing SlOsa rela-
tienship ostwsen Montenegro and
Russia. MoEtenegro placed herself
under the pt0tection OF Russia n he
reign of /Csar Peter the Great The
royal families are related, and II has
been asesrted that Russia N3nid not
nee the little Kingdom fall rpon evil
days. At present. however. tie Euro
pean powers are asserting hands
on programme In the Balkan wa7.
They propohe to let the coalition nsht
II out with Turkey. without, Awever,
allwing changes in the TERRITORIAL
status quo 81 European Turkey TO re-
suit
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JUDGE THIS MAN ny HIS
RECORD"

Judge This Man by His Record %
This slogan has taken hold through.
out the country In cbnnection with
the campaign for the reelection Of
President TAFT. Il In gaining currency
throughout the nation. 40 slogan
could have been adopted by the na H..
tiOnal campaign managers which
would bring more f0rcefully to the
minds Of thoughtful men the need for
sober. serious consideration OF the
claims Of the three candidates and
the powerful demand which the pres.
idents record makes upon every just
citizen
without cnumeTatlnR the things he
has done, ana refused to do. without
considering the reforms he has ia.
auEuraied. the economics he has car.
Tied out, the mistakes of mutton wide
mumrnt whlcn he has avert"d and
tSe splendid moral courage he has
dNplaycI IN every act az his admins.
trahQn. II IL safe to assert that there
ID no man who has kept himself IN
formed of the presidents course who
will deny that Ia every act from IN.
moment he took the oath of office no
hua iona ,ul,aN Aa kaNlag.A ~. Iph .
ana for the best interest ~ the ma.
ton. utterly without regard 10 cOnse.
quences for himself. his personal
popularity or his immediate political
future, or how many presidents can
AS much DO said?
The president has gained the en-
nifty OF many politicians beca Use he
has refused Ia use the highest office
In the nation for political purposes
and to serve political ends. He has
laid himself liable to criticism Of the
dsmaEoEues and the thoughtless be-
cause he has been strong enough and
Ereat enough In every instance TO go
above and beyond the clamor OF the
moment and do what no believed to
be right and for the ultimate. peTma.
nent welfare Of his country. Ia no
single Instance has he been guilty Of
pla ying 10 the gallery. His has been
n business administration guided by
a muster mind. Under this admins
tration, IN spite of hostile lower
house. the country has prospsred ~
never before. President Taft already
has been justified IN all Of those acts
for which he has been most severely
attacked. by the effects Of his course
upon the SountTy. ais admlnIhtra-
IllOR In lts finth analysis viii be re-
corded 40 ons o. she strongest. one
Of the most courageous and ono Of t!is
nanSat this nation has ever had.
me sober second thought OF the
people OF the United States 10 assert
Ing itself. TIE president 10 SAinins
strength in sveFy state IN the union
II the president IL Judged ~ his
record" his return to office Ia as
sured.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-18
NOT 4 MATTER or SALARY.

mo owners Of tine feFaId are Of
eonsne. a. han been stated, youHs and
cnfhnniAsfic and their Ideals are
saihag hish; which may IN 9 meas
ne aceannt ar ths establishment Of
allr papug ~ ths latest aTgumsnt pro.
pcana ~ 6pr sslssnsa nsornlnS
go nRarp. ~ s,ess uncsrsAih asa.
~ utsos snlg ana high
po q nn4e keea renAa.
- ~ ~
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-18

"NoW. Noguehl. In the matter OF
your wages,' said Mrs. Dc Rich 10 the
candidate tor once OF japanese bHiler.
Money 90 GSlect." smiled NOSuchi.
''Oh. lhaeoal slow Meet" said Mrs.
10 nieh. ~YOu tnsAa that you will
vera Tor nothlngf"
ma. No mi" cried NoGuchI. ND
aflA ~ ~ oh1sal 70 meRsy. "--lIAF-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-18
WHAT 10 cOSGINO TO Us.

The sleetien Of NJ. FeFsunsOn. T"
says the inoEdine independent official
Democratic lsAainS Republican when
n Il Tlght orann n Ne Boil Moose
party. -msaaa ihat New Mexico VII
ssL throunh AIN. ~ ghsi q eenlns
A y nspsA - - passe,tt pug
- at ~
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-18


With q bIographloal sketch o. each
man., antofwovon with hlBl4glral taste
o. nsta. are IN the fiFst ~ q twe-voiA
ume edition entitled .Reprasentasive
New 1Gexioans" which has just been
issued By G. 8. peternon, q DeBver.
Data for the second voluns Of tire
edition n now being gathered.
The FAC, that New Mexico h now a
state. ceupled with the fight waged
for nearly fifty years 70 gain admis-
sion Into the Union. makes this the
first Authentic biography Of her lead
Ing eltlssns. Of untold valuue.
Contrary 10 the natural first con-
clnsion that book OF this kind would
be- filled with pictures and autobi-
OgTnphies OF politiciana. lawyers. afad
would. beg the first volume Of Rep
Preventative New Mexicans'' contains
see sketches 81 farmers, tnnchern.
merchants and miners and but 100, or
ons.fOuFh Of lts total. OF efficers and
Statesmen. And only those Officials
whose achievements hRve won re-
BGwn are mentioned In the book. IL
u a reliable aaids fer those wanting
20 know who h who'' in the new
state u In also ~ uhtold value ~
n newspa per reference book, for
which purpose It.was really complied.
Peterson IN sending free n copy OF
this book 60 each newspaper and each
public library In New Mexico. 30 that
iiq future as a reference library Ia as
snreA. The book is printed on good
enameled book paper and In substan-
tally bound In buckrum. with leather
corners. 49, Denver Rocky Mountain
News.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-18

This IL the time ~ the year when
you need pair of comfortable slip
pears TO enjoy your evenings at home
We have Just received our new stock
In leather aud felt house shoes for
men, women ana children. and can
supply your wants NJ very moderate
price, =, Mays shoe store. 3lA West
Central Ave.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-18

Sick headache IL caused by a dis
ordered stomach. Take Chamber
hale by all druggists. Adv
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-18

Neuralgia OF the face. shoulders.
hAndA. or feet requires a powerful
remedy that will penetrate the flesh,
BALLARDs SNOW LINIMBNT po-
seHaes that power, Rubbed In where
the pain n felt In all that IL necessary
to relieve suffering ana restore nor
NAL conditions. Price SSe. 500 and
VlOO per bottle. Sold BY all drug
gtsts.--Adv,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-18

philadelphia RecordJ
when u woman makes "A hnirpin
answer aS buttonhnOk m. goes to
extremes
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Two Record Breakers.

tSt. Louis Republic
The 1912 crop Of politics In also o
record breaker
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-18

Jordan was y hard road to travel
even before automobiles were In
vented.
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LEADERS PICTURED
IN NEW MEXICO
BOOK
Edition Issued by c. S. Peter
son Gives Biographies OF
States Most Prominent
Men.

Pictures OF more than 400 repre-
sentative New Mexico men. together