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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-10-23
Tho Autumn Bride Of Long Ago.

The Autumn Bride Of Long Ago.
When the dream.haze settles down
On the autumn fields Of brown.
Sparse sown with the blossom gems
Scattered. wide from summers crown
Down the road where fancy plays
Idly. comes the, ancient chaise.
And. smiling through forgotten
An autumn bride of olden days.
Down the lane of dancing dew
Hedged with autumn's gold and blue
Like a prince and princess they
:tidc in splendor. two n two:
Nor the songs Of sunny SPANS
lave such merry, sweet refralns
AS their laughter. mingled with
Tho tirkling of silvery chains.
Is II. brides were sweeter then?
We're the men more courtly when
Wooing maids was more an art -
snail the world be s again?
Fancy. doubtless! Fancy Yields
Powers strange. yet fancy yields
Since her bushes shame the bloom
That smiles at them from autumn
fields.
Down the road-and past-and yon
Goes the chaise-and on-and on
Down the paths Of imagery
Where my happiest dreams have
gone!
In the autumn-tinted ways.
Sad and lonely, echo stays.
Asking with me where is she?-
The autumn bride of olden days?'
Answering. the breezes fare
Ger the harvest fields to where
Mother sits outside the door.
Doing in her comfy chair
Kiss her curls. as white as snow.
Like a love she used to know.
Then. like him. they leave her
lone
An autumn bride of long ago.
-s.Sop r Sw3,cy
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-10-23
BREAKS
A COLD At ONCE
-
First Dose of Pape's Cold
Compoud Ends all Grippe
Misery.

You can surely end Grippe and
break up the most severe cold either
IN head. chest. back. stomach or limbs.
oy taking a dose Of Fape's Cold Com.
consecutive doses are taken.
IT promptly relieves the most miser.
abe headache. dul!ness. head and
nose stuffed up. feverishness. sneez-
~. sore throat. mucous catarrhal dis
charges. running OF the nose, sore
ness, stiffness and rheumatic twinxes.
rake this wonderful Compound as
directed. without interference with
your Usual duties and with the knowl.
edge that there is nothing else in the
world: which will cure your cold or
enc Grippe misery as promptly and
without n other assistance or had
after,enects as a 25-cent package Of
Pape's Cold Compound, which any
druggist can supply-accept no sub
stttute-contains no quinine-belongs
In every home. Tastes nice.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-10-23
Womens' Clubs
what NORTH Dakota Club Women
} Are .Dotng

At a meeting OF the Fargo Vote:
for Women league held Monday even
Ing the time was given over to plans
for entertaining Miss Jane Adams O,
Chicago on her visit to that city nert
Monday and a badge was adopted
which will be worn on that occasion,
IRRESPECTIVE. Of political affiliations. the
members Of the Votes for Women
league Will meet at $50 o'clock next
tuesday evening at the library head
quarters, to go in IA body to hear the
distlnguished speaker. ARRANGEMENTS
VIII he made for their seats. n they
VIII be decorated with ribbon badges
IN the suffrage colors. This form OF
appreciation will be extended to Miss
Addams by all members of the league.
to whatever party they may belong.
in recognition of her fa~r-reaching
work as a philanthropist and as a
pioneer in the suffrage cause. Wide
spread interest is being manifested by
all women Of the city in her contem-
plated visit.
The Fargo F%ortnightly club met
yesterday afternoon at Civic Center
and Club house. The program was
devoted to a report by the Fortnight
ly delegate to the biennial convention
at San Francisco. Miss Simmons. and
recalled that most remarkable and
delightful experience. The state fed
GRAFTON meeting will he discussed by
the delegates at the next regular
meeting. between the hours OF $3.50
and $3.50. A postal shower was de-
cided upon Is a greeting to Mrs. E.
NJ. barrow. who has Just undergone
Il serious operation at Mercy hospital.
Chicago. to reach her if possible next
Monday. A message O fsympathE was
extended to Mrs. Martin. who has just
returned to her home from St. Johns
HOSPITAL where she has been confined
for the past two weeks.
An unusual work for f~raternal or
ders Is being carried u by the Royal
Neighhor lodges In tn esouthern Sec
ton of the supreme oracle, Miss N.Y.
rah 3. Enright. and the state super
visor. Mrs. Margaret A. Miller.
Mrs. Miller is already in Fargo and
Miss Enright is expected Thursday
to he present at the first Of a series
of schools which will he given in the
state which will he a feature of the
evening Of the local order on Thurs
day evening of this week. Several
delegates from this district Will be
present and a large class will be
adopted. The school will consist Of
contest work with several teams COM
peting.
The second Of the series of schools
will be held at Oakes October %,
when there will be similar contests
and on October 26 at jamestown there
will be a grand rally with all Of the
state officers and the supreme oracle
in attendance. Following this there
will be a general meeting at Dickin-
son when all Of the Royal Neighbors
of the southwestern district will take
part and this will be followed by
schools at Flaxton and Mohall No
vember / and November 4. when the
northwestern territory will partici-
pate. At each place there will be
large class adoptions and general in
structions.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-10-23

Mary Bratly. Glhy. N. D.......ls.eoo
Mabel Peterson. Mekinock. 1880
Alice Smith, a,,by. n. 1876 Ia
Edna Rideout. GA Elm.
Eva Fox crooks,on ,s'osS
Mrs. a. 7. Rowe. Larimorc. 1880
Violet chris,opherson. Angus. .l7.4oe
Cora Snfel. Hallock ...........l6,790
Manel Goodahl. McCanna. N. D.l6.7St
Nuth Olson. Donaldson .....l6.5HO
Margaret Hannah. Mallory. 100. 1850
Maoel knutson. II. 1. Alvardo. 1850
rer.na Berg. r. 1. g. F......14.76O
rreaa tloberg. Donaldson. ....14.590
Gora hanson. Mekinock ......14.26O
emma Keith. Fisher ........l4,1aa
Mrs. Richard Hide. 707 Stewart.
Crookston
Hannah Berg. Kennedy ......1s.sso
Hsrtha Alferson. Middle riverl3.6l0
Moliie Mcmahon. McCanna ...l3.5so
Marie Blonde. Thompson N. d.. .13,a6o
porotny Ben,is. 1nkstcr. N. d. ..12.s60
esther Nelson: Orr. N. D.......12.s6O
Katie S, Mcdonald. r. .. Fisher. 1880
Ellen chrisaman. r. / North
wood. N. n. &
Mrs. Sarah Ehlers, Niagara ..i0,4lO
Lucetta Caryer. r. I. Crook
Mrs: VIM. Mckenzie. Emerald: SIS
martha Montgomery. 1nkster.
Julia Aune. r. i crookston. 500
Eo.t'e Hanson. r.. l. G. .S.94O
MLS. 1ann1tord. x. 2. Fisher. 500
a'''oer Nelson. Euclid $3.50
annie harvey. Marvel. N. d.. 1870
lara sam Oslo. $3.50
Se Hernert. kenn .edy 1880
Ulsa INSECT: Gatzke .......... 7.110
Nellie Murphy. r. 1. Marvel. D. 5.270
I..s. august Benson. Pemidjt. 5.24O
Lettie Ellingson. Thompson,
N. D. S 1000
Mrs. > Herman. Marvel. N. D.. 5000
na1el Nesolt. Emerald N D....5.O00
Myrtle Roberts. Stephens 5000. 5000
narrleL Snephard. Warren..... 5000
i,lora Patton. Warren ........ 5000
s5ertie Exam; Hallock ......... 5000
Mrs. o. A. Billiard. Warren. 80. 5000
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$: $: \ + x + J. . :.
Society Personals.
s. * * 4 Il 50.

Miss Amy Evans Of the Mimic high
Isenool faculty Is the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul B. Griffith during the edu-
cational meet.
Miss Isabel 1verson came in this
morning from Niagara to visit her IA
ther and attend the educational ses-
sions.
Mrs. M. H. MCGOWAN Of St. Paul
is here for a visit with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Levi, and her
brother, NJ. Levi. who is in the hospi-
tai.
Mrs. Mary Douglass and Miss Lii.
liam Douglass Of Gilby are guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P. Reiton Of North
Third treet for a few weeks.
Mrs. Martha Tatem of Williston, gu.
p~erintendent OF schools in Williams
county. is the guest Of Miss Frances
keliogg at the j. j. Martin home on
Walnut.
Miss Buelah Miller. critic teacher
from Valley City and is h guest OF
Miss Helen Davies.
Gracia Of Lakota returned home this
afternoon after a pleasant visit with
Mrs. E. NJ. Cory and Mrs. J. Corrigan.
Prof. and Mrs. S. j. Pease have
'moved from University avenue to q
residence on Vernon venue.
Miss Helen Mcclure arrived today
noon from Grafton To visit her mar
ents for the rest of the week and at
tend the educational sessions.
Miss Minnie Nelson Of Valley CITY.
superintendent of schools in Barnes
county and president Of the North
Dakota Federation Of Women's clubs,
arrived yesterday for the educational
meeting.
Mrs. w. A.. Gordon of Valley CITY
who visited Mrs. Tracy Bangs during
the federation convention and a few
days following has returned home.
Miss Haze! Nelson of Valley City
a university graduate. is here to at
e the educational meet.
Miss Alice Crandall of the Lakota
city schools is the guest Of Mrs. Z,
w. Whitman Of North Seventh street
during the educational convention.
Miss Blanche O'Gorman OF Lari.
more arrived this morning to attend
the sodality Halloween party tonight
and is the guest of her cousin, Miss
Elizabeth O'Gorman.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Shear Of Buxton ia In the
city for a several days visit with Mr.,
n Mrs. Grant Shear.
Miss Fanny Severson. Miss Vignes.
n the Misses Tallackson arrived
from Grafton today moor to attend
the educational meetings.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-10-23
DISTRICT NO. 4.
District No. I will include all
Grand Forks and East Grand
Forks. Campaign closes Novem-
her 20.

. :
Mrs. John Dows. Dinnie Blk. $3.50
Ruth Bundle. 32s N. 3rd. 900. $3.50
Mrs. F. g. Meeker. 213 N. 7th. $3.50
1rma Mallory. $40 Walnut. go. 40. 100
Fanny Smith, 1Sk N. sth.....47.s2o
Emilana Mayer. ..::;........34,l6o
5 5ssns c cssn: sSs s. sss +'h Alien. + $3.50
Barbara Martin: els s. sra. ''s''
Mrs. Nellie Nelson. Flat 80. Whit
MRS. e. P. Lunder. 7os N. 4th: :ss.tsS
Margaret Lemm. SOL N. 7th. 49,. 25.1s0
E M,nn' psssm GSstt Room sa' y = H ata; 9i+'7a'
olga saof Stein. 7as No. lth .s4.1sS
Elizabeth Laus. 302 No. 4th....23.s9t
Stella Olson. 424 N. End. e. q.
Gertrude German. so7 N. 4th: 1856
Della Erickson. ia N. srd.
Anna 4; "a Franiei. 1922 Deli: ::is,7 Sc
Mrs. Gilbert Nelson. 31s Hill. 1853"
silve o. Thompson. 500 Cotton
He %seS rhoie.on. sei s: 4,h 1854"
Ev q 6; Il; Fa;iich;,iid: sos s!
Clara Hagen j 4o4 N: snd. i: ="
Margaret Ryan. 205 s. 6th.
e. G. F. .10.640
MARGARET Hedican. 618 S. Bird. 10, 430
Margaret McMastcr, Herald Blk. s.46p
Grace Ausbury. 1928 Belmont. 1850
Eangclin Lenzon. 613 N. 9TH. 1850
Edna McCullen. 432 n. 4th 90. 1880
Mrs. V. D. Foote. r. g.. T.. ......6.080
Margaret Lee. Fl N. 3rd. .......6 5000
Mrs. ]. a Mccullough. 518 No.
7th .:....:.:..:.:....: 5000
Mrs. T. j. Hanrahan. s. Bird st.
E. G. +. ....................5.o1 500
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Mildred Middleton. Forest RIv-

MiiOTou MlOOletOn. rOTeuS SStvs
Mrs. Geo. Miller. Penn ......il.o7o
Marcie Mitchell. Crystal :.....13.ss0
Beatrice Gym. Neche.........l3.960
zada Irwin. Grand Harbor. ..13,9G0
Gladly. Copeland. Car:iO .......13.S70
Thurste Arnold. Devils Lake ..l3.80O
Jessie Smoot. Rock Lake .....1S, $50
Vera Dclamcter. Knox .......13.470
Del,a Dclisie. Walhalla ........l3.o7o
Mrs. w. L. Thompson, Edese-
land ..l3.02O
Rose Brown, Neche 2 800
Margaret Deal. Stnrkweather. 1850
Ida Gelereite. Hntton ........12.610
Anna Rell, Adams ...........11.370
Rcrthn Gcrdman. Ardoch .~...11.1s0
Edith kreitxberg. Park River. 1850
Mrs, q. ]. Bolton. Auhurn. q. 400
I.Hlia Carver. Cummings......l0.463
t.ouisc Rcrve Buxton .........9,360
Incx Carlton. York ............9,240
Fne Raker. York ............ 9.170
Amy Par!scau. toilette 100000. 1910
Emma Peterson. Olga ...:......s.940
Mrs G: H%aIycrSc" ,dams. $3.50
Minn ncMars Grand Harbor. .. 1000
Mrs. II. r. Sheldon. 602 4th st.
Devils Lake ................6.2l0
Aima skurdeli. r. 3 Aneta. $50
carrie Mitchell. Crystal. 10000. 500
Mrs. Frank w. johnson. 404
Improvement Bldg. Fargo. /. ..h.0f0
Sophia Mukowiski, Ardoch. 5000
FHic Holhrcok. Pleasant Lake. 5000
Carey Statnthorp. Pemhina. $4,000
Pauline Branshard. Pembtna $1,000
BERTHA Amundson. r. 3. Aneta.. 5000
Mrs. F.. Monsoon. Osnabrock. $4,000
Carol Alma Burnett. s13 10th st.
So. Fargo. 500
Eta nonnolley. Ardoch. ..... 5000
Cora Cook. FesseI.den. 5000
Mrs. Geo. Mcdonald. Perth. .... 5000
Hh"a A"'"""" Mavville. ......5.0 1000
Bessie StaslSa. Cummings......6,000
Minnie Conlan. Hensel. ...... 5000
Mrs. Chas. Rebelard. Doyon. . 5000
Mrs. A. c. Thompson. Edinburg. 5000
F1ana Reust. Olga. $1,000
Adelaide F"-r'son. Rock Lake 5000
Mrs. T. Englehom, Churchs
Ferry ...... 5000
Emma Whitman. Hannah. 5000
Susie Johnson. Edinhurg. ......5 5000
Kate Buehmiller. Rowdon. ..... 5000
Mrs. d. McGruer. Hannah...... 5000
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-10-23

Ever occur to you that you aren't
as polite to the merchants as the
travelling men are?
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-10-23

Helen Thompson Reynolds 1880
Mrs: J Berkheimer. Niagara.
N. d. .b2,lso
Nesta Misner. Euclid ........52,169
Mrs. o. n Steele. r. 2. e. q. F. 46.030
Mrs. r Woodward. Niagara ." 800
Anna ~ rep. Larimore. N. D.. 2s.3ao
Olive Forsyth. Thompson. N. D. 26.070
HAZEL Seign. Warren .........31.43J
Florence Black. r. 2. q. ...25,s8a
Grace Hanson. st. Vincent ....26,27O
Grace Churchill, II. 2. g. F....24.79O
olive Douglas. Argyle ........24.780
Edna M. MORROW. Mallory. ...24.61O
Fac King. Euclid -............24.2SO
Selma Nygard. Mekinock. ..24,20O
Morn Fladager. r. e.. Northwood,
N. 2. $3.50
Hazel Sargent. 312 Houston Ave-.
Emma Block. Thompson ......22,s6O
Mrs. e. g. Ashley. Thief River
Mrs. o. johnson. Middle River 20. $40
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-10-23
Will Reside in St. Paul.

Will Reside in St. Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. Mickey of the
Spriggs block are preparing to move
to st. Paul where Mr.. Mickey will have
his headquarters as travelling auditor
for the Great Northern. Mi. Mickey
has been chief clerk in the Great Nor
thern offices here for some time and
the promotion is a we'll deserved
Mrs. A. R. Witherspoon entertained
informally for Mrs. Mickey Monday
evening.
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NO. :

DISTRICT NO. 3.
District No. 5 will include the
following counties in North IA.
kota: Pemblna. Walsh, Traill.
Steele. Nelson, Ramsey. Cavalier.
iowner. Benson. Eddy. Griggs.
: roster. Cass and Wells. Cam.
patgn closes November 3Oth.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-10-23
DISTRICT NO. 4

DISTRICT NO. 4.
District No. 4 will include the
following counties in North Ia.
kotn: Rolettc. Pierce. Sheridan.
Rottincau. McHcnry, Rcnvillc.
Divide. Williams, Mckenzie and
all territory in Montana. Cam.
paign closes November SOth.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-10-23

There is more gossip in the would
than there are other forms of wick.
edness on which gossip grows.
A mar who boasts of his wealth
before trying to borrow money might
arouse a little suspicion.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-10-23
DISTRICT NO. 2.

DISTRICT NO. 2.
District No. 2 will include all
territory In Minnesota and all In
Grand Forks County. North ia.
kota. outside the City Limits OF
Grand Forks md Fast Grand
Forks. Campaign closes Novem.
Der 3Olh.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-10-23
10 Entertain Guiid.

10 Entertain Guild.
Ni6s Clara Hale will entertain the
Girls Of ST. Agnes Guild Thursday
evening ats o'clock at her home on
south Sixth street. All members are
cordially invited and urged to attend.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-06
AGED MRS. ALBRIGHT
PASSES AWAY
Mother Of Well Kn0wn Citi-
zens Dies in This City al Ad-
vsncsd Age q Sc: Was Z
Native Of Bavaria.


Mrs. Eiiabetn Albright. aged -
pears. mother % George =. And Col.
J. o. Albrsht aud Hrs John WEI
isnSsF 81 this cts. nsased aWFy This
mgFnlng AZ $50 ~, tne Wfidiussr
hopac at 1891 Narga Htcoud street.
She d,ed sitter "a lliReas - only one
week with tgoah>eS I8eIdent 90 olt
ase aGra Alh1sxhf Was born N isa-
varia. Germany. ana resided ~ me
state ~ onio foF nearly sixty Feara.
cnniRr g. fhis esV irp Eears nfe e.
spend heF last dHFs BeSidea the
chiitreu living here zuptneE NoH g
ne decreased lives ~ okiHhuma ana
sh1 e survived b many EEapataila-
rem and great gsaHfeniiaf4u MIA
AlbFl6hf uaa dttoleG mtmnef q
Eva t.utherNn churtn az uhicn Nlat4
she funeFHi services aIii ~ held HnH-
say afternoon AZ at11 c'clnek uilt ~
l6fmtnl Ia Fairgiew ee@etsgy.
Tne mftnters ~ taf Ai1rlNhf anf
wedinRer families win haVo usF
synpathy 81 me uommooIif lp fnelr
bereavement
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-06
JOHNSON DECLARES
INTENTION TO
QUIT RING
heavyweight Champion Fixes
Labor Day as Date When He
Will Withdraw From Game
and Never Box Again.

Gag Essasna rlssala A. y. t-aassA Warel
Chicago. July e--froAd SMILES and
IA elenra ndaxned tns fncea % she
handreda % ueKre admirers of Jack
johnson who today welcomed the
champion heasywelEhs pusiiist home
from Las Vegas where on July ne
ampihered the hopes ~ Jim flynn-
.flynn was casl.~ Johnton told the
crowd that EuFGed aFopnd him.
had MANNED 50 Sneck him uut Ia the
ssnth round. hst the police Inter-
ferad.~
Johnpon ala he wonid fiwht AZ
palner on EAbor dity and oet F2o.epp
that ~ would win
Federal oolhofiftes prepared %
press khn slnugRlinw chsgge upon
which lohuson Recently was indicted.
lie refused to dlscusa u.
Johunon vas In = happy nsooa, un-
marked ~ HIS fight Thursday 9Th
sim F1ynn "a 1aE Vegas
m Al palEer waists % nEht me.
aeclared ahe champion. he VIII have
IL 90 ID NOS later than Labor day
Tor on ire dag following ! pifi retire
from the ring forever That's final
I quit then for good"
1ohnoon said ~ had cleared 49,
| eco on his victory over Wynn. lie
received 43l. eco from sark Curiey,
the promoter and won $1,000 Ia bet
ting ga himself.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-06
''GDlT' HNgS [LKS
INDIFFERENT
ADB COLO
Creature Which Once Presided
at Initiation Ordeals Is Ban.
ished With No Hope Of Res
toration to favor,


aW Za4MMN3H atNEa4N - - "NsANt~ ," 49,
Portland. ore. tiilf 9.--'ftfforts 81
Inc Elks 20 recover iheir banlshed
-soat haze falisd. pgt1ont4tlscs
ana deIcrnasa from smaller lodges 70
tha grand lodge sesslon ~ The henef-
osrnt ard Protective ORDER % hiks.
uhith viii convene here Monday.
ruled the air viih lainents last
nsght ana attempted 90 start q move
nfnt 10 have the -soAt- rt-esiahiish-
"a as q funeisonary n TIE initi@iinn
ceremuillee
when ,he effort failed 4 Vas q.
naily admitted that she goat" had
passed.
tho nrhs has begun among various
cities for the now national home, the
construction 81 which viii D. dis
euanad az the grand fodHc session
wSutern cities yin attempt % have
the site Df the present home tfanN-
fesrcd from Bedford, Va "a SEINE
western state. Beth the Colorado
spfings and salt Lake city deiesa-
lions win wage vigorous campaigns
Cor tho new home.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-06

water carnival. today Fsgchee the
turning point IN All biz events and
Tor the first tlsae since itss received
the patronage ~ the king.
His majesty. accompanied ~ the
queen and Princess Mary. came fram
London To Henley hs train. On ar
rlvInw there King cecrEs and Queen
Mary embarked on M royal barge
y hich wan brilliantly em@laAoneo
with red and Koid and manned ~ the
kings wateTntn ~ thelr llferies g
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-06
RANCHER MISTAKES
/. GARBOLIC ACID
FOR WHIsKEY
Tragic Death Of MnrcelinO Ba-
ca, Well Known Pena Blan-
"a Ranchman. While Camp
ing Out at Santa Re.

sspe~tai Fsisasan as nssnfnm msrn1al
Santa ~. y. A.. Jnly s.--Morcrlane
Haea. "a pears ~ aRr and usefrltsl,
well known ranchman ~ pena
lilenca. Was luund dead this mosnioH
beneath his waaun ahetr he had
camnrd for the niahs with three
frirnds.
The unfortunafe man. u y beliegcd.
had arisen dnflng the night And mis-
taking = botile % caTpoilc acid for one
81 whiakey whtcR Hea Ia she NaEon,
s4ailoucd = large drlnk "a tiae deadly
slula. neask mpst Aafe nenn aisnort
instantaneous and kha asgunHiep 81 ths
dyin9 man tailed - agruae hia Sleep
lne connanions nhnaA drNt lntimAtion
~ the l4aaadF was when lh4Y aHohe
Al dafbreaM 81 ma fRNif ccmpauien
airetehsd On Ahe Hfoand coaid and
iifsl4Ae
~. naea ana hla easaraniana esnas
a. saala ~ Isl lnelr WHgoB a. attend
aha Dotaaaan caIenralIon and retiree
~ thsi rtafnp aheaf snidniEht laa'
nieht Owlns 10 shD. condition ~ ths
nnar Il = bell4fe8 that the unfortn'
hats men swallowed the dtadiy dos
ssfai hours oefeEe o4Hs. fiara
ftarcs 4 off&. one son 2nt TIRE,
ennthtars an 81 theu grows ~
~ well 70 a. ana entotea en- ensi
/ ahic repulatlon N biz EaneeYAl ceonis
: hurfc.
cnroner's fasy cenxtne1 this Al
! farnaon 20 investigate tH4 troETti
Hifh ihe rseals fnat safttet pf e.
eidFHtal 4eagh vas retuFrF4. II De-
/ ttIoptf turipR 9ne fn4aet tat taa
rsfeolic ncia @ne rHfflea ~ treat ems
81 the muIcs aAltA au4tte4 from Z
hfnlred rhapiasr
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-06

centuries ago. They pfceeeded down
ne conrse a. she royal stand from
which they watched she results.
Favorable weather favored the &C.
cazlon and the scene on the river was
one o. Brlllance. with gadiy decorat-
Cd honsehoata. more niodess punta.
aklfgs and canoes iinmg the course.
Az their occupants IN lightsHs q sum
mer attire.
che royal party receleed = warm
weleome GA their passage down the
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-06

worms interfere with the Erovth
|og childfen. Theg become thla. pale
and nichly. Oct rid % there rararifee
la anna II yoa uuuld have heaishs.
lhanas eAsHrEal ehildfeh. WHITES
|cRraM vERMrFruE destroys
worms and benefits the whole sys-
ten. isrsce SO peg bottle. sold ~
an esussnsA
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-06

course.
The Rowing Club de Paris won the
Thames challenge cup BY defeating
S. Johns club OF oxford. Time.
s;as.
rhs sydney Rowing club o. New
South Wales won the Grand chal-
lenge cup. defeating Ieander. Time.
s;es.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-06

Los Angeles. July s.--Tbet "a wei.
anss and Joe Rivers would meet
neaih. probably on Labor day, IN rho
vesnon arena and attempt once more
10 settle the question 81 nupafloritf Ia
the llshtweisbt division wng pFaesie-
ally decided npon today.
Roth princlpnls. their man4Rera
ana Tom Mccarey. manager ~ the
clab. were of one mind on ne shb-
iecL
All agreed that another meeting
was Imperative. All agreed 20 meet
araln. al agreed practically that La
Dor day was ne most loeicai date and
the question 81 nnances alone separ-
atcd sheni.
the selection % a referee was nct
mentioned.
n sill DO anything % act Rivers
In the ring again." said Jones'
~ VIII give Wolwast nil % the
purse AZ Necessary 10 get him IN the
flnr once more. saia Manager Levy
Tor Hlvers.
Manager Mccarsy FOR tae club,
mentioned Labor day as = good date
and 10 this ali agrecd.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-06

Champion Who Retained Title
By Doubtful Decision WouIa
Risk II Again Fof Good Pat
Purse.

fas HvenfHH HeTsfa =. r ss#eHs FsFe5
l.ss Anmolt 5uly 60 "a WpiHasi
broke sIienfs ,oaay y ntI.lbhsq
statement nn9fn3 ne VS. HN''fN 20
inret 5nc ifNff4 HNnln nnH NNfIN tHN
thsmplnnahsD sflon. thfa H4
left open ~ sAf frtakIeh l|H4
the Fonrih sef Inly hattlf ~ yeF@pn.
il rnrnsated lsnbor haY tht
proper dafn for me FttuFh i'4tIIe aHt
DECLARED ~ Wah hilishg q fi&Hl AI1
where nfofihcd . fat pufne vas tFt
~.
Wolrart maintained that ~ At
nol helpta h hh fsot ~ li4tHIee
1ack welsh while nltefs lay on ~
fi1s.i t.tias ,Saate1 Cut ana nr-'-rtf {,
that Rivers Was Knocked .out nnn S''a
glad IL QuIt
ilr rs not aams--thai if,a Hlm
oos." fall ths shansrion.
Ad said also that hN WipninEH,
oountlng Ms tis.oeo pnrsc and the
bets he gathered. soeaiied close %
sto.eee.
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