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The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-26
Greeks Going Home

Montgomery, october .-(Speeial)--- More than three hundred Greeks passed through Montgomery today on their way to New York. where they will sail to the seat of war between Greece and Turkey, The men were gathered by q Greek society in Texas and other west ern states, They were joined here by several Greeks who will go to their native land to fight their old enemy. The train will pick up Greeks in all cities between Montgomery and New York.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-26
BURNETT SPEAKS IN
 GADSDEN NOV. 4
Candidate Has Busy Week
 Ahead
CHURCH IS ORGANIZED
Gadsden Presbyterians Attending the Synod at Fort Payne-2000 Bales of Cotton Awaiting Shipment
 Between River Points

Gadsden, October 25.-(Speclal)- )-Con-
 gressman John l.. Burnett will end his campaign with a speech in Gadsden the night before election. His itinerary for
 the remainder of the campaign is as follows: Saturday, october 26, Broom
 town and Taff; Monday, DeKalb county two speeches: Wednesday, Centre; Thurs day and Friday in St. Clair county; Sat urday, Boaz. Judge w. W. Brandon of Tuscaloosa will speak at Alabama City
 next Friday night
 The largest corn yield reported thus far from Etowah county, says J. A. Me- Cluney, in charge of farm demonstration, was 12s bushels. raised on the farm of
 Capt. J. M. Elliott, Jr., near Gadsden. The
 Boys Corn club will meet at the court house here tomorrow
 The Rev. MT. Milligan of the Cumber-
 land Presbyterian church, with other del- egates, has gone to Fort Payne to
 attend the Alabama synod. An attempt
 will be made to secure the next synod
 for Gadsden
 It is estimated that there are POGO bales
 O. cotton between Gadsden and Gunters- vIlle awaiting shipment. The shortage of cars Is becoming serious in this section.
 Mayor Hocombe has issued orders to
 the police to enforce strictly the ordi-
 nance prohibiting minors from entering
 bedrooms. The curfew law is also be- ing enforced.
 John J. Stephens, candidate for Con gress on the regular republican ticket, addressed a fair crowd last night at Alabama City He also spent the day
 in campaigning.
 new Cumberland church was organ
 ized last night at Eas). Gadsden. The
 meetings will be held in the Methodist
 church until building can be erected. A pathetic letter has been received in
 Altoona from the widow of Nicholas Schentzen, the German miner who was
 murdered in July, 1911, and for which
 crime Joe Saulsberry and Wiley Go- forth have been convicted. She asks that her husbands property be sent her in a trunk
 Fate pursues the Black Creek sand which was to have been used in side walk construction on Henry street.
 After it had been rejected because of
 protests from property owners, it was stolen last night.
 The new factory building of Jones
 Brothers Tanning & Harness company on First street Is almost completed. It is 50x150 feet and will be used for the wholesale trade only.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-26
CHANCERY COURT
 ON AT HAMILTON

Hamilton. october 25.-tSpecial) )-Judge w. H. Simpson. chancellor of the Twelfth district, northwestern chancery division, is here holding court. Several important cases have been up before the court.
 The football team of the Sixth District Agricultural school here will play the Bessemer team on Thanksgiving. The team is in fine practice and good game Is expected.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-26
nnIx onc MRROMn auININEn

only One "BROMO QUININE" That is LAXATIVE PROMO QUIN1NE. Look for the signature of E. w. GROVE. Cures a Cold in One Day. Cures Grin in Two Days. 2Sc.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-26

A new Cumberland church was organ
 ized last night at Eas). Gadsden. The meetings will be held in the Methodist church until building can be erected.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-26

John J. Stephens, candidate for Con gress on the regular republican ticket, addressed a fair crowd last night at Alabama City. He also spent the day In campaigning.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-26

Mayor Holcombe has issued orders tt
 the police to enforce strictly the ordi nance prohibiting minors from entering bedrooms. The curfew law is also be ing enforced.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-26

Fate pursues the Black Creek sand which was to have been used in side walk construction on Henry street. After it had been rejected because of protests from property owners, it was stolen last night.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-26

The Rev. MT. MilIgan of the Cumber-
 land Presbyterian church. with other del- egates, has gone to Fort Payne to
 attend the Alabama synod. An attempt
 will be made to secure the next synod for Gadsden
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-26

It is estimated that there are POGO bales O. cotton between Gadsden and Gunters- vile awaiting shipment. The shortage of cars Is becoming serious in this section.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-26

The new factory building of Jones
 Brothers Tanning & Harness company
 on First street is almost completed. It is 50x150 feet and will be used for the wholesale trade only.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-08

warm and ptsrssted co."perati"n 81
all friends % education IN To" state
Of the people of AlbuduerQue who
realize what an asEsl the stat" uh.'
versity II "a the city, ana % 'h"
people ~ all counties vino ha'" .p.''
~ feel more and more IN IA" past
few years that the University is their
school. their chief higher educational
Institution. IN which they are person.
Allv .rtercsisd and which holds Tor
their ah.ldfrn broader possibilities ~
training ana development than ar'
other school ~ the state Thet" B..
NJ reason Why New Mexlcu hos ~
girI may not receive ~ home jIsI ..
advanced aud just as effective train.
INK - sryNhete else. thor" 10 no
reason ohs Sow MsxiCos untSer.it}
,strut Tee ip Leadership among her
u.. gI.uui.ry states and Albuquerque
the l...i.. % notable center pf nigh.
o., .au aruu ln This whole section 4
gf,.E .,I rl u.-tuluess q" III" st't"
... .,i.r, 10. new pr'Ad"nt. and
Boz. u.. .uIu. "u thr -Nmraip ""l
oil. u, 'nr p,op," a. ur s'ts about
,oI,.,. .lr problems which Vail ION
uur' Do u.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-08
NUMEROUS DECISIONS
HANDED DOWN BY THE
STATE SUPREME COURT

santa Pc, y NJ, Nov S--The state
supreme court YESTERDAY handed down
ia" following decisions
al. uppellpeS. w. Antonio &. de- HaCa
- Al, appellants CSantu FeD--mOt. on
to dismiss and affirm granted
case 30. l5Oi0, Fayette owens. APP
prllcp. VI. Lizzie NJ. Anderson ct al,
appellants ChAyes- motion To- dis.
nlHs withheld; ct.Se conIinued until
Ease No. 1903. j. II. DAughty, ap-
p"llr". vs.. clara Murray 1t al. appel.
l"nts tQuay)-- submitted to court on
case No. 1857 Ateduia Madre ~
a., ~ Ferdinand Mayer, 1T nl.-.ap-
p"ul dismissed
case 80. liSj.-affrmed
CAS-" 40. lI66, First National hank
of t.hdJ. y. NJ. appellee. vs. The
/, Hartford Fire Insurance company nf
Hartford. Conf'. appellant affirmed.
case 40 t4hj. AfBuFnham.iIu Hanna
Munger Dry ubodS company. a cor
porution. appellant, W. mn Brothers.
- partnership, apprll"-s rTorrnnceb 49,
reversed
cas-. so I4sI. Ouvrr Typewriter
company " Burtnrr aud Rnms"y---
affirmed
Case No. 1855. Mlior Dow. ~ ad.
ininisirai"r, etc, appellee, W. J. 4.
simpson, appellant Torrance ar
| fiTmsd
Case No. 1890. Costello Land Devel-
oEm"nl company 1T al, w. Robert
Allen IT nl.'-motton Of appellant 10
diEmisE denied,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-08
I.InaAI. NOTICE.

I-rr Will and Testament ~ Fanny
V Van Hlp-F. deceased,
To william -. Van Week and Joseph
Van Week Jr., executors; Kenneth
Bradford Van Ripper, and 10 all
whom 70 u,Hy concern:
Nuu are hereby Bottled that an au.
thrntl .at,d copy of the last VIII and
Testament ~ Fanny " Van ripper de-
ceased. late OF the county OF New
YORK and state OF New York, and Of
the record ~ the prObatlng Of said VIII.
attrst"d md exempllhed by the SUR
rogair aud by the clerk 81 the Sur
TuguIr- uouFt of~the county Of New
YORK IN me state ~ New York where.
In said viii was originally proved. has
been nlrd n the ONCE ~ the clerk OF
tn" Probate court Of the county OF
bernulllu. state OF New AeGico, on
this sth day Of November; 1919: ana
the dsy Tor ths anclilaly probatinR OF
Eam lar WI and Testament In the
Probate court for said BernGlillH
county was by the clark OF said Pro-
uats court ThersupOn axed for Mon
dcy the gth day of December 1919
At 10 o'clock In the forenoon OF Sald
day,
Given under my hand and tbs seal
~ said Probate court this sth Day oI
N"'"m""r' isis' WALKER.
ts.ap Clerk,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-08
THE COIOLNDO, THE NILE, ANn
THE sUsQUEILANNA.

colorado river. aShicb drains an
area Of some 500. 900 square miles. is
often CHILLED the Nils Of America. ana
like the Sile ~ IL subject Ia AN annual
summer rise which comes ut the tim"
the water 10 most needed for lrriRo'
zion. In water supply Paper $50 81
the United states geological survey,
an interesting comparison II made "i
this gFral southwestern rlN'T with tn"
Egyptian SHE ana with the Susquc-
hanna. The Nile Ii similar In type
H. the Colorado, the Susquchannn
shows the difference IN flow between
arid and humid regions In the com
parrs"u a u"ruui year, based on "
ten.Nrar record for Colorado and SuS'
uuchanna rivers aud such data ~
could he found In regard tn the Nlle'
have been used, The Colorado has
been taken 40 the standard Ut com
paTlSon.
The Nile has G.I times che drainage
area, ana the suSaushanha About one
eighth the area OF the Colorado. The
rainfall In the Nile basin II 81 ,lm"'
greater: that in the suSqu"hann'
basin 10 as times greater The run
off per square mile from the Nil'
basin IL i.s times greater; that from
ths Rinaushn ma basin 10 s, timeI
sreatSr. The dischaFEe Of m" Nile Il
les times greater than that Of ,h'
colorado; that Of the suSau"hhnna u
rs times greater
The aRnaai maximum FLOW Of lE'
coloFn4O vaEiss from SO.0Oo TO $50.
eep escond feet and occurs IN NAY
ssme o. Jdiy; for the NIle q u Aboa
Bsaeee ASehaa fssl sna oeceTp abcu
NM af aenaenaaff ~ N 50
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-08

900 second feet and occurs during
March. April or May
The annual minimum floN ~ tn"
Colorado varies from $500 to 1000
second feet and occurs during January
.ur February. that Of the Nile II about
.It,nu second feet and occurs about
thr end a. May: for the surauehpnna
j., b.. fYm 200 20 1900 second feet
ana u.,Nis lu september "r Octnb"r.
Tnr moan ,av ~ the C"l ,rado for
the r,I#ud I.oI 80 IPo3 was 0.70v
,r.pni t~rr Iu. mean ti"w for IN"
rrr.pd InuI 200 1000. however. vas
80. 600 s,,uuI ...'. ,"f ~" Nile II II
about Ir,..oo ...u,I r"'i. for the
su,quDaaun ., Isau.u, u.ooo second
feet
\ CO.'S ,f 10. r.r..' wa, b" Obj
tanned fr"" co., anrl n'i"u 100 the Ill
rector "f th, lrr..H.aI .u't'. wash
lnRi"n. y. e.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-08
sTEADTAST CONFIDENCE.
Tie Following Statement should
FORM Conclusive Proof OF
Merit 20 Every Herald

Gould stronger proof Of the merit
Of any remedy be desired than the
statements IT grateful endOTsers who
say their confidence has been undi-
minished by lapse Of time? These
are the Kind Of statements that are
appearing constantly ia your local
papers for DOan's kidney Pulls. They
are twice-lOld and confirmed with
sew fsnthuaaaAm. Can any reader
dOVbW tha' following; IFS drom Il
resldent OF this locality
Alberta Garcia. 0alisteo street.
santa Fe. y. NJ. says; II deem II a
pleasure 10 corroborate the public
statement ] gave In praise OF Deans
kidney Pills about seven years ago,
l found them 10 be an excellent rem.
sdy and I have never hesltatQd IA
vOuch for their merits when mn Op-
pOrtunlty has been presented Fol
two years ] was IN bad shape from
backache and kidney trOubtN and
VIXEN Dosn'a kidney Pills were
brought % my notice 4 resolved n
try them. procured q hpx and thel
hBt only drove away the bachacha
but regulated the passages Of the
kidney seeFstionS and toned ~ mS
sntiF system"
PoF sale BY az qsaleFA Fsice q
cents Foalef. Milbufm Co. Buffalo
Nsw Ycsk. sole assnts for the unl'
49, -. :, 49,. -. ,,... ....,,.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-08
uAkE ~ PERMANENT,

p ., q" he hoped that MA" Sees
.l,,.u Iduputiuuu' Ns,' .Hunu ".II
OIL, ole not uuN o." n"id DO" next
lr,,.... pi the slut" ois.uIN,'I"n 100
,|'...1,ipur but Val maze ms Ct.
.,. .,tutu"rr mr,lir. place "' M
,,.u.. ..uu So usur.' IN" sd, ~
..., .. 'Us Dlt a. % central ono
,t..I. 60, rs,anl- Convention oiN 90
Islnm ~, me tea hers and AibuNu"r-
p.e wIU uu her part To- see that 'h"
convention - olwuys success Ia"
pros,n, gathering Ia easily the largest
ana most important state conv"nt. on
81 an, NrI that We have ever "n.'r.
tiin.d and with the growth of M"
state aud the growth ut IA" .,ho",t
II b. luuuu 4" become much NIsrI
aud mot" Important during the u'N.
few yrars. Albuquerque Offers 90"
iu,"nlf"Srrtibls arguments 81 central
location and greatest ac""ss'n,liN.
with the incidental but n"trw"r'hN
further lnducemenI that IT. stores "i'
fer splendid shopping opportumi'
90 the teachers from the many Smaller
towns and also that "" HAY" b"it"i
facilities for the meetings and u"ti"'
opportunities for entertainment Th'
location II Of course the most i"rDpl'
argument Albuquerque "iier", nr
instance, - aplendid Intermediate eti
uati,r between the normal schools a
silver CITY ,nd Las Vegas, ia" putin
schools ~ Roswell ana az Ration, he
tween the Agricultural college ~ la
cruces and the public Sch""ls OF GoI
lup II n custer ana cheaper a.
whole Tor the d"iegnt"s 10 com" I
the cts In the rnlddl" Of IA" state.
There II 40 doubt that Alnuquerpu
viii be ready and Vining 10 ulfll an
conditions which the cducnt"rs Nigh
= wish to las down, Ia return Tor IA
. honor ana the privilege of u"ing mad
D the permanent convention ats.
l Albuquerque IL cni"'lug lhS con
% NrnIion Just 49, much 49, nr" the visit
Z ors and We u, Z the A." having
. good time, II ;" q pleasur" and a
: Inspiration "a 'm"et such an "nergeti
d enthusiastic, Intelligent pushing i've
I wire company ~ Sew Mexico me
a AR
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-08
THE INAUGURATION OF DIR.
BOYD.

A ceremony OF peculiar interest,
not 10 the people OF Albuquerque
alone hut 20 thg people Of the state
viii occur lOmouow evening In the
Elks' theater when Dr. David Ross
BOYD formally assumes the reins al
administration nt the University Of
New Mexico The state university
has gone through man, Nlrissltudep.
" has struggled upward ~ the face ui
numerous ana varied oDsta oies, with
insufficient iundE. In spite at faction
al friction and the thousand ana oh'
troubles that alvays besst a small
school Of higher learning In q new
country. In spite Of these handioapi
the University has never gone back
ward: u has never stood still; u has
always aspired and endeAvoFed and
pushed forward until the head OF the
state ed0ca tlonal system h an ins,itu'
lion 90 which the people can Doinl
with pride. Vet Its needs are great
lie has only GlimPsed lee possible use
fulnesn; Il has barely WORKED into tn
staaua Of a real university and n sue
% ne threshold Of q great work 70
- eaaoutisn 81 Ihs youne men an'
alsnasB % me Sunshine state.
VIA ~ sxpsrienss amid iuss sael
ensiaeamsns lh1fs % 5000 saasop q
- 90 ~ new peemasal MsI
gsgs',E 80 VI,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-08
Pu,,nIarity.


There was goo, 10 our toxin
No "a ond.r ..r was vain
d,vep .uit,,, N.lucd her on
-. -. b.. ..,ugnt a train
'"'" '"'' - - T.,
Ihefc vas ~ 'h 'u' Wv"
80 wonder r." vas pI"uh'
she alNa,s .,rR Il crowd.
'u.cago RECORD Herald
,,,, 80, ,,yr
Thrt" N"S % ..'. '' "'l NV"
Wh" kh"" ."' '"' va
FOR on the it.t'' car "" "''h
MI offered 'f seat
Detroit Free Press.
.,........ hmm, .,uu
- ,..t,,..
Nh' l"" we u" ,'''''.' ,,..,,,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-08
on PRINTING TnE NEWS.

The srnsatIonilly lndepeud"ut NOM.
ing organ oi al our leading p"iit.'.
purtles this m"inlng INDEPENDENT
ftnds fault with the Herald Tor u}Ina
80 IL aliegcs, a. conceal the rcs4u 90
the election.
Far he 4 from such nur Sru't"'I"
MEND. In ra.t the HERALD g"'" un'
peopIe The results FIRST Ia 'his '"h
n.,tun We notice the curious i'''
tna, the morning paper to-day DS dos
turtnE an independent news item iu'.
ed tOdiiy from ne Evening H"fa'"
81 yesterday. asseitS that Sir. F"fgu-.
son viii carry the state 10y 1000 ana
ln It's valued although slightly IN
VOWED editorial columns II says his
election IL conceded by 5000. on
wednesday the morning paper assert
I'd that Mr.. Ferguson was elected by
1000, busting ~ statement on prac-
ideally complct. rcp0fls from ten out
81 SO precincts In the stut". on the
turns from fifteen out of 3is pre-
oincts, including Lam, mud HigslnH
Crossing. the morning papers est
mate Ieuprd to $500 ana today YOU
can take your choice 90 81 ind"p"nd'
.nt news item swipsd from the young
men, and an independent editorial
item. and figure FerEurson p majority
NJ either 1000 or 5000. or n y"u drSir"
YOU may revert To the mornings orig
inni independent news item and let II
go ~ 5000. And incidentally tn"
Democratic state secretary yesterday
formed the public through the Even
Ing Herald that II wns $500. based ~
official returns from onr.ihird "t ih'
precincts.
No. our aged contemporary h mis-
taken The Herald Was the n's
newspaper 10 give the results "f ih'
election. The Herald In first 81 nll {
Newspaper. and never cOlorS, sup
presses or manufactures news for 20
llucul purposes. For iL"'arce, :"
never even suppressed n spec D
Isaac Barth: nor ala II take ~ tire
consecutive DAYS Ia discover that u
spite nf our earnest efforiS r"l"u'
Theodore Roosevelt carried b"rn'
mo county II might b" added tia
We should never have Suppressed a
Important news item ahout q mos
interesting near.interyi"w nrt"""
Colonel Roosevelt ana ia" editor Il
the morning paper. tor II could no
fan 20 be uf intense interest 4" IN
public.
This IL what the Herald concclv"
10 he the policy 81 newspaper II
print the news first aud T." trN aud ~
N s0mrM here near Tighi E'idrnll
the peOple--Hud especially IA" adN'i
tisers--apprrctutr such - rOll"'. "
Ehan always adhrr" 4" ms p"l!'N, /
accordance with those high idea
ana inspired Icy that enthusiast
which WAS ever the "uTnnrk
Youth And We rnd Il pays not
sacrifice JOurnH liHtir self respect an
the respect of the public IN order
land on the tail board 81 the Winnin
uandwaRon In - political campaign
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-08
OKLAHOMA SCHOOL
MAN SEIZED As
FUGITIVE
Prisoner Arrested in Califor-
MIA Says Order for His De.
tention Is Result of Politi.
cal Enmity.
IN, Leased Wire 60 EvssIsu usvsIAl

I.os ANGELES. Nov s. Diver AKIN,
~ Do" said he waS principal of llls pub
liy s,huols at Moore. okla. aud q
i"Tm' number Of the oklahoma les
islHturr. VAS arrested here to-day on
r"dcust ui the Oklahoma authorities
a. % fugltivr from Justice.
tn" sheriff at Norman, Okla. I"l"'
graph'd mat he was Tn ruut" to Los
Angeles lie aiid Akin was wanted
fuI having obtained money under
falls" pl"l"nSes at Norman Akin said
hls "rr"st Was result ~ political en-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-08
PROHIBITION LAW
SHOWED UNDER IN
COLORADO
Returns SO Far Received at
Denver Indicate Rejection
of Proposed Amendment BY
Overwhelming Vote.
70, Leased Wire Z" Ev,s,ns Herald !

ccIycd up Iu u.rlunt TINS afternoon
indi,ai" IA, d'lrul Of tho statewide
prohibition am, ndu'ut to- IN" 'unst,'
tuition nv g MATURITY which may reach
i,It thousand The Huii-pr 'hIhiti"u
vote NHs strong ~ Denver, where m"
proposition Was b,Jt,u over two p"
nu" II WIs ,Npr,t'd tntI the WuW'u
voters would rails 60 the support ~
the ptph ,brtIuu cause but In I'M 49,
|ndNU,Htrs we're htl'rlN DISAPPOINTED
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-08
REFUSE to
TAKE BLAME: FOR
COST Of LIVING
President Of Organization De
clares Luxurious Habits Are
Really Responsible for In
creased Prices.
fny Leased wiz. to Ev.sIss nrr.,Sl

Sew orleans Nuy thaTi'a =.
sanford ui Sew London. ohio. prcsi-
dent of the Farmers National con
gresp IA his address to the IN ri'-
second convention ~ the organization
here this afternoon said That FARM
ere nave ne conscious 81 intentional
connection Win the nigh cost at u'-
ug 10 towns ana cities.
he declared that tuuuS Uf the rom.
plants ,nur ;r"w prupI- who "arr
iryIug Go maintain standards buU'
upon suudr' IuNIti"s. ana that "a"
frugal ana economical ar" not SO 4.
INK about lh' hIHh lost al living
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-08
AG|TATOR OEPORTEO
AS UNDESIRABLE
Industrial Worker Released
from San Diego Jail to Be
Hurried Out of Country by
Federal Agents.
tBy Leased Wire 10 EvssIus Hsrs'dI

san Diego, CAT, Nov. s. Robert
Gosdrn an industrial Workers Of tho
world agitnlur. who has been In the
local Jail awaiting deportation since
last February. has been taken north
In charge 1T immigration inspectors
a. be- turned over "a the Canadian Hu'
thuTitieH. uOaden. who claimed he
MAS a Canadian subject. was tried
here aud found Huihy of an assault
on u patrOlman, being released o1
probation. Immigration officers then
arrested him ~ an undesirable alien
and ordered his deportation.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-08

There could be no better medicine
than Chnmberiain's cough Remedy.
NY children were all sick with
Whooplmg cough. one 1T them was
IN bed, had q high fever and was
eonghlnR up blood. Our doctor gave
lh0fn Chainberlain's Cough Remedy
|nn0 the fifst dose eassd them. and
|thEpo bottles cured them" says Mra.
n q Wel|al go. ~ kse1lufI MIA
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-08
Little SURPRISE.
From the chicago Tribune.

FROM the NnlCdgO Tribune,
say, Nnung man, didn't I pass a
bad hali dollar on you IN" other
dJN DO"
'NT Sp"on"r, YOU aud | don't need
uuy chiperon, I'm ten yeats older
ihdb ,uu are
Yes, sir I'm the officer 81 this
H,at Put that coin hack IN Yer
u"rk"t Young Teller. an 60 hack
wh"r" yr KEN from. or III run s."
IN
Maria. thrsr ud ,luthrs ct min"
are too ragged IT, Zee mad" over i1i
J,hrus. T,k" MN ont ana get him
% rev sIii'
81 m .u no hurry young mdy, wall
On those .mIdticut uuEtonurs first
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-08
(ssa,


browns mex honEe " the most
conveniently bfvAneea b9m~ ! was
ever In"
"EvcTythIns hanAp ehT"
"Yes. Indeed. nyen the mirror In
the bathrooms q liked Ia such way
that a man eah Rse 20 shave by H."
---phlIadelpIll Fgeea.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-08
Tho VngarIeN NJ Fashion.

W. have big stock at separate
I,uts ul all kinds, In scrKes, w1rstrds
Iud CA shiuor's. They are made In the
uoN st,l"s, tull over the hips ana
with az without cur buttuns.--Ad
,'rti-rm"nt IA ~ Campo Citizen.
B,tn a. That proves just We have
long suspected, that We are out OF
fashion The pants Ne have been
Wearing have been full In the hay
window rather than over the hips.
ana Sc never did wear cuff buttons
rn our pants. And AN for separate
pants, every time our pants have
shoWn an inclination to separate we
have sold heiteT or u sh0ut aud
houEht,u ~ u new pIir.--Ilouston
Post.