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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-12-07
MOLINE

Disturbance on Car; Fined.-Repeat-
ed offenses IN the operation of extra
bluff cars in the evening for accom-,
mediation of workingmen led to the ar.
rest of Reuben Gustafson and Dean
Cohen Thursday evening on charges
of disorderly conduct A fine of 81
and costs-S4 in all-was imposed
against each lad. Charges were pre-,
ferred by the Tri-City Railway com.
pany. Similar disturbances have &C.
Cured repeatedly for months past.
Treasurer of Lodge 40 Years.-In
December, 1872, ]. S. Gilmore was
elected treasurer of Doric lodge, No
319, A. F. & A. NJ, and he has served
continuously since. For the 4Oth con
secutive year Mr. Gilmore has been
returned to the office which he has
filed so acceptably and faithfully
since the early days in the lodges his
/ tory. Moline Masons for two genera
tions have voted to entrust the fl
narces of the order into Mr.. Gillmore's
keeping and it is doubtful whether
there is another lodge officer in the
state or union that can point to sucf
a record for services.
SiIvis Payroll 7,ooo.-Though the
total amount of the Silvis payroll fol
! November is less than that apportion
ed to shop workmen for October, the
az erage daily payroll is in excess O
that Of any other month in the histor!
of the Rock Island shops. For October
1 $4,000 was paid to the workmen
There were q working days. Th'
average payroll for each day wal
| S1,962.96. For November the tota
payroll is $4,000. There were but 2
working days last month. Election
and Thanksgiving days were holiday
for Nle men. The average daily pay
roll therefore, was S3,20S.33. Figur
ms the payroll on the November aver
age and the October workdays, tn
AMOUNT would have reached $S6,6249S
Sjlvis shops are operating at full ca
pacity as far as total number of mel
is concerned. However, skilled work
men are needed in many departments
handicapped at present because Silvi
superintendents are unable to secur
men.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-12-07
DAVENPORT

Shock Of Husbands Death Fatal to
Wife. - Mrs. Augus-a Harris, wife Of
Samuel Harris. who is alleged 10 have
committed suicide Saturday and whose
body was found Wednesday evening at
1907 fremont avenue, died at Indian
apolis, Ind. shortly after hearing of
her husbands self-inAicted death Mrs.
Harris, who had been i'll in the latter
city for several months. when told of
her husbands suicide. was visibly af-
fected, and f. is said that the shock of
the news, combined with her weakened
condition, brought her life TO an end
several hours later.
Burned by Hot OIL l. Spier was
painfully but not seriously injured
Thursday wnen an oil burner. which he
was engaged in repairing at the French
IL Hecht foundry, exploded, throwing
the blazing fluid over his face and the
upper part Of his body.
o
Jumped From Second Story of Burn
ing House.-Upon hearing the cry of
fire and seeming the odor of burning
wood, J. p. White, 60 years old. a
Toomer at the house at 1917 Brady
street forgot his rheumatic pains for
which he had been taking treatment
at a chiropractic institu. ion, and tear
ing the window sash from its place
leaped from the second story window
OF the building 10 the ground 20 feet
below. That ne escaped without fatal
injuries or broken bones is regarded as
miraculous In view OF his advanced
years. His hands were badly cut, ow-
ing TO his method Of dealing with the
window, and his shins were bruised as
result Of his contact with a box on
the ground below the window from
which he leaped. The fire which caus-
ed the fright to the elderly gentleman
and incurred a property loss of 5000 to
the house, with an additional loss of
more than 800 to Mrs c. NJ. Albrecht.
who lives in the house, was due to the
dropping Of a lighted match in a closet
by Mrs. Albrechts I2year-old son.
Per Capita Wealth S664.-Total de
posts OF Davenport banks, according to
sta ements published this week in a.
Spouse to calls from the controller of
the currency for national banks and
the state auditor for state banks. are
s2S.577.024. a considerable increase
over deposits Of the same time year
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-12-07

coIona Avenue Improvement Com
pIeted.-A much needed Improvement
in South Moline is nearing compile
ton Members of the Colona Avenue
Improvement league started move
ment a few weeks ago to make a
good sidewalk extending from Forty
first street, west to the city limits at
Twenty seventh street. The work of
grading is now practically completed.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-12-07

Thief Returns Empty Purse.-The
'*neanest" thief had been located
approximately. That is he, or she,
lives in this vicinity. Miss Wilma
Babcock, leader of the Salvation Army
made the discovery, when she found
at her doorstep wrapped in a news
paper containing a notice of her loss,
her pocketbook-em The $40
which she announced as property of
the Salvation Army was missing, like
wise a gold watch, the latter her own
property. Who the would-be practical
joker is, or where the money has
gone was not announced in the IN
Christian-like gift Not even a word
of THANKS for the illicit annexing of
wealth was sent with the package. 1t
was the work of a thief to steal the
Purse, but the trick which was played
in the return of the pocketboOk beg
CARS description in point of low NOR
atty and of mistaken idea of humor.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-30
AI.E YOU READY ron THE Pan.
GELS pOgT?

How profound IN the econom.,
change 90 be effected by the new
American parcels post IN graphically
Indicated IN m Associated Press stot,
In this paper today. Probably in thc
history of transportation In the coun
Try there have been few single dcvei.
opments nj greater importance. Al
buquerpuc merchants and New Mex
leo consumers face - remarkable Op.
poftunit. tor pront and saving Indi.
cation et' that !ocal merchants VIII
TAX" '.'"u advantage Of the Oppur.
tun,t, and that the public patronage
81 m, new system win be- Immense
Their ,s no Doubt
To u.h possibilities oI the parcels
post rI'h tv" tuTal ffce delivery
rou,ss proposed prnyti,aIy covering
the .' immediate vale, territory
are O., ..s me lcau interesting.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-30
LETS NAVE STRICTLY BUSINESS

The Colorado Legislature VIII he the
lirA among the states lu convene ~
1879. II ~ predicted that ia" colo.
rado session viii likely be- harmon
tOus. We have never heard ~ any %
thing harmonious being pulled ufr ~
D"nSor. perhaps this sensational pre-
diution h. true, Anyhow. II moves uH
lu the fctScnt wish that the legisla e
Durr of the new ptatr or New Mexico
viii not become as provcrbiai for dis
cord and pickering.
The last session was not hopeful as
> starter. let US sincerely hope that
the next session VIII uonNcn" with u
little more profound appreciation IT
the fact that the legislators are the
representative ~ the pcUplc, sent ~
he capital to make mws--and not Ia
quarrel over political schemes
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-30
TIKI BEsT TOwN.

We who i've H. Aigpuucfpur and al
a. ahosr bIsin,-s concerns are here
may posnDi. bc.on, pr,Judiced IA
favor Df onr own 80. one. IN while.
o. i-nt bsd prelude. 20 nave. Bui
the most convincing Demonstration ~
~" fact that Albuquerque " doing q
little bit better and nna ihllo rUslcr
prospects than other southwestern
municipalities Is the enthusiasm with
which buEiners men return after tips
10 other CItips.. \ we'll know n bust.
ness man recently bncH rom Denver
said he could hardy walt to get
tatk 4" a i've town. lid pointed out
'hc remarkable fact th1t real estate
m tnr businers center Of Albu11srpuc
Do bringing better prlrc. than similar
property ln the business section 'of
Denver. other ci.izcns from other
r'iha ba," talked III" same way /,
B, the testimony of there men mat
counts.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-30
Why NOT MI JONES?

In ..n ~ the widespread aud
gT"alus demand that the new sccrc.
tar 90 Iu' interior under President
WIl.ru .' r western man. the move.
ni'n au,.us Sew Mexico Democrats
To ~ .. Doc. appointment 81 Hon. =
\. Jou. 90 l.n. Vegas vim meet with
gon"rn| ,ppfu,nl ~ the southwest.
ThJi ih' z"'rct'IJ 81 the interior
should be- western man ls state
ment not su.,cp'iblo Of adverse HrEu.
ment Tho ptublcms to be- handled
by the interior department ate essen
tiully pIurI,ms uf the interior and
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-30
woMEN 10 rmE nn>crE NGArH.

The NcW YORK housewives have
again rushed into the breach and an,
nuun,rd that they viii pat our g""d
old friend, the BALDWIN Hppl", on the
market ~ about halr IA" ptp.".
Daily Developments prrsuad" ~
that the Amalgamatcd order II
Housewives II going to put th" high
cost of living into the discard h"for"
many more moons. Nul the least IN.
tcresting phase of ia" situation Is
that In half dozen eases tn" organ.
lied housewives have At l,n', demon
stiatcd that the hlgh cost ~ many
OF the things tn eat In the large cit
les is n purely arbitrary affair and
that u httlc determination, uraanlzn.
ton and Persistence wlu sat IA" Cor.
dian k,ol IN u twinkhnE
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-30
rEACIuRG FRUIT GROWING N
GERMANY.

Instruction by itlnsrant teachers Ia
a feature OF German agricultural cdu.
cation, especially IN fruit growing,
according 60 information received at
the United States burem ut education
through consular hdvlces. The work
Is similar to the agricultural cXten-
Bion work carried ON In some sections
Of ths United States. but shows sey'
eral Interesting locei differences
Tina school for wine and fruit grow
ing at KrcuEnach sends ItS instructors
over the entire district Of zoe villages,
The plan II found to b. excellent. not
only for the tarEers who receive tnc
direct beneht. but for The teachers
themsoives. who are enabled to keep
IA close touch with the pracihsi side
Of their work. This instruction Is
fsBplnhad entirely without charge.
The horticultural school az Open
heim. besides givlaE Instruction by
Eacfuro and fsFnishIHS practical Aid
a fha FARMERS. has introduced "model
nsaaynaaar me school and the vine.
,,tl paisinsb entsr lato . ase-yeaT
~ ~ lerrns q vhleh the
tepsylalon pseF lha
sineEasa e4Na
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-30
NEARLY $500 CLEARED
FROM HALF ACRE OF
LINCOLN co. APPLES

Garrizulu, y NJ, Dec 30 As an
example Of what can hr accom-
plishcd from hand planted Ia apple
orchards. attention has been called >,
III returns from one. half.a ,ro
'rdct uf land near Lincoln, owned by
the railroad company aud EARNED
under the supervision Of Fred Pings
ton, the railroads. official farmer The
place was formerly owned by Peter
Burlcsnn, and Mr.. PhnGsten In ak.
ing an official report states that
ti93,so WAS cleared from the sale OF
The apples from this small tract.
which contains but hfty-seVen apple
trees aud these are not scientifically
planted, hut are crowded.
The cost Of lrriRating the hind
during the year was $3.50. with
other expenses. such as for prkinu
ana packing the crop and buying
boxes amounting to IA total actual
cost Of the production OF the apples
OF 5000, The crop Was sold for u
total amount OF $3.50 or leaving al
most 5000 clear prOht from ohe-hali
an acre.
Mr. PhnEsten Is enthusiastic over
the possibilities Of scientific fruit cul-
tuTe In this county and will RECON-
mend to the Il. L. & =, W. railroad
that they plant more orchards IN
the place Of their many alfalfa fields.
The farms Mr.. PhngsJsn has chaTgS
OF are properties acquired by The
railroad when obtaining control Of
Bufliclent water for their pipe lines,
Mr. PhnEsten gives another en-
ample OF what can DO done with
fruit In the way Of plums. lie aays
that twenty-seven plum trees netted
over aud above all expenses and
home consumption $40 and no Ons
Of the trees IL over four inches y
diameter.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-30

| York man has combined trowcl.
, f"rk hoe, wecdcr an: dibhlc ia a
SINAI" implement.
instructions In baoIerinloEy. anat-
amy ana biology - given In many
German schools with the aid uf mu-
| ton pictures.
\ NJblizins parachute Tor aero
planes Tia" invention ~ ii Partisan.
hda worked perfectly In tests with
quarter 'ile mudCls
\ sliding strip Tor rake hpndI", to
avoid blIstcrinE the hand that guides
'h" tuul has been patented hy New
J'rs't man
Motive power lvI tramwHy that
IsDcndy on" 81 the Austrian Alps Il
provided 10y gas balloon, which hts
'aI' Il"ns u track
\ aindWirh board invented IN Eng
land automatically changes the post
'rs "''h ti'uc It's carrier takes a gwen
number OF steps,
For keeping food ar dishes warm
= f"nns' l,dnia man has patented IL
calumet 4" bn fastened on top of u
steam ar hot water radiator.
Their" are cighty-cight establish
ucnts tor the production ~ gold and
silver l"af In the United Staira. en-.
ploIinS more than 1900 workers.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-30

ONLY one MORE Gay befOrs' we
begin breaking a new set Of resoiu-
tons.
A GOOD sew G YEARS resolution
for New MEXICO would be not TO have
sny legislature.
o
now THE QUESTION IL. what will
q fourteenslnch suB do " u dossn I
explode before II does IL?
O.
DH. Sun YAT Sen IL coming over
to this country to ask q loan OF $780,.
O0o.oeO. Have you that much 20
spare Just now?
~ ANDY CARNEGIE cant be
happy without pensionlng former
presidents. there are PORT DiaE and
cip. Castro on the eligible list.
o
MANY \ MAN. in looking over his
Christmas presents. realizes bitterly
how little understood he Is by his
friends
THAT MAJ you heard Say that he
vas tiTrd 81 his wifc.H ,UnScrHatiyn
has been married onlv a day and a
hall
rUEtSTM ~ STORIES we're writ
ten, accepted aud paid for last July
The christmas story 10 not ncC,ssdr-
II. something sudden and up-tp.datC
O.
WE WONDER. speaking OF that
Arizona cowgirl whd tried ~ pun on
q rusuiug stunt In Chlcago-Whai
show she Is starring In this winter
O.
THAT THE WEATHER man has
made good resolution Is indicated
hy the 's.t that he promises fair
weather FOR the nrSt week ot the New
Year.
o
BE Bought &c.
That horn doesn't blow, sri." said
IA" friendly salesman.
"Wrap " up" said the gruuchl
mHu That's the kind 81 horn
want.
BRUNETTE stcnOgraphrrs ia New
YORK -sy that the business men ct
mat town vill cmpluyp unk blonde
N'nugIaphcfs. Nobody imagined that
Sow YORK business carried fairness
80 th,t extreme.
o
WE AGAIN urge al prospective
residents not 10 think Of coming with
ont Tia" heavy Ones--iUr the mercury
has developed an alarming habit OF
dariinS toward the goose egg each
aud every morning Hut even at that
We have the best climate on earth.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-30

problems were newer aud along lea
wsii--besten paths thantwsrs the en-.
cheering ones while Colonel ooeth.
ais Is the administrative head OF the
commission. he and Colonel Gorssr
have at present the same mIlitarS
rank. Tho applications Of engineer.
ing science to canal construction have
no intrinsic precedence over those OF
medical science to the new and com.
pick questions u tropical sanitation
II would seem, therefore. that there
! shuuld be- little or no difference in
III, value OF the rewards given the
Two, and II n appropriate that they
he provided Tor in the same act.
There are some other COnaldcra
tions when might well be kept IN
view when such legislation Is under
consideration. This work is q great
national enterprise which ~ apart
from the usual activities Of army ON.
GERS. and In no way connected with
army administration The reward
should be in keeping With the national
dignity ann the magnitude at the IN.
tcrprise, and should be outside Of tn.
routine uf army promotions. 30 th0t
other officers 81 The engineering and
medical corps wh" have borne the
burden Of the routin" but important
work without ne incentives Of in
creased pay ana public npplausc. may
not be called on 10 xiv" their own
eve lamb OF promotion see rOnlrIJu.
tim ~ the nations GIT
Again the officers Of the mii'ary
sciNll" ATE usually compelled Dy tho
requirements 81 their life - live ~
to their incomes, and when they die
their families are left without dectn,
pro, ision A major generals widow
receives tho munlhcent pension " $40
o month. II would. therefore, he At
ting that there should he added to
nation oS money, ~ In the custom of
ia, British government. So thai ID"
g"urrortN Of the nation could De- az.
piled by the recipient to- the needs OF
those WhO Al, dearest To him.
\ major g"n"ralshlp With cash
donation sdyS The journal OF the
American Medical Association would
10" the most appropriate FORM oi rec
ward for each ut these distinguished
mrn. ana the alt should also prov
that after their retirement the prcsl'
dent should u" authorized To- place
Them On active dots with mll paj
aud allnwnu,cs whon.ler their advice
or assistauc" ra required On engineer
ing and sanitary questions.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-30
BASEBALL AND nULGING BROW

~ last nppft has com, into ~ own
The sci"ntiHis VINO lI" TO- meet IN 10
formation. CDE nuou 10 switzerland
next year have sem Out ms itatiunn tu
all olympic gamob committees IT, pre-.
sent the sgicHtina kidcy OF ~" sports
IN " IA they are NaIloumy inter.
este.
40 dvaht tina ~ the result 81 the
work Of that eminent baseball Ari'n.
tist. Professor Hughcy Fullerton III
Chicago. who has h"'u ming the
DiagB zines with diagruniE. tables, aud
other things IN late yoary al ,alcn-
lated 10 prove that inside baseball
has all other BCicnces IN the dwarf
8 class. Tho popular opinion. bofor,
Professor Fullerton arrived On tie
scene with hlr harris ana dIHBrdmh
WAS 10 the of,,j that harcbaIl was
largely game IA which physical
prnwcm played the most important
part. Profo.S.r Fullerton, says ~
Denver paper "a The face 81 publ,
that vas at hrst inclined t. hoarHr
hOOi. has persisted In declaring that
baseball calls fOr mur" brains than
anything else ~ this world. chost
being chlld's play la comparison. tie
has printed tables showing ia"
amount Of brain energy required 10
make a successful ny oatch, ana has
shown Just how mp,h gray matter n
used up IN packing out the right sort
Of an AlnShool 10 slam over the fence
Tor q -Four Bigger. or In selecting Jus,
lhs zinc pr a pitched bah 10 foot a
c6lh ~. ~ Wagner.
RkoRetp swha hnvc picked up pro.
fensDr fullsr,op's articles, and who
hars irasst4d that "nsldc" bancball
belongs stiih the myths Of Scandinavia
aud shat the team that wins Is ;hc
oss+ Mat siuas hardest ana runs fast
sst, viii plcaSe no,' that tho pr".
fcaFoT'H stock has risen 60 the highest
realms OF science. The most bulRing
brpws Ia the world viii l., bent IN
solemn consultation over the spitbdll
And the hd-and.Fun game next SUN
mer and there viii be- JOS IN Mudvillc
when science advances the official
reason why tho bat of Mr., casey
failed To connect with the bah on that
fateful day which has been celebrated
Ia a deathiess epic.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-30
n 4 CAN 1--WE.


To make some pale face brighter
and To give
4 second luster 10 some tear
dinmed eye.
ar con inpar
one thrOb OF comfort Ia an aching
heart.
or cheer some waNworn soul IN
passing by;
II can lend
A strong hand to the raileu or defend
The right against n single envlous
strain,
My life though bare,
Perhaps Of much that seemeth dear
ana fair
To us an earth, viii no, have been
vain.
The purest Joy
Most near TO heaven far frola sarlh'u
alloy.
Is bidding clouds give way TO Snu
and shine.
And twill be well
II on that day OF days the angels tell
az me; she did her best sOr one
nf thine"
Helen Hunt Jackson
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-30

sSrees to follow the directions OF the
school In every particular. The school
makes no charge for this service.
There arc about dozen such model
vineyards" in the grand duchy "
Hesss.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-30
STATE NEWS BRIEFS

\ project Contemplating TIE lie.
vrlupment ~ several hundred acres
OF dry land" sN aud seen miles
vest ~ Dexter Is beins dgitatcd OS
lJnd owners IN that nclghrUrhuod.
The plan That r. being talked about II
tho organization uf ten ar mole at
the owners ~ decided land into an In.
cUrpOrucd rUmpgny. the purch,," rs
the company OF o. vel boring uulhl
the drilling OF Nrlls ana the ingta'lI-
iiOn Of pumping plants Th'S pro.
pose tu bond the land to raise the
necessary funds.
Blanks Tor the auuurl reports al
corporations In New Mexico and Ari-
IONA. stating the amount Of business
they have transacted tor the new
year 1872. have been lssued aud lhes"
corporations AZ" required to make re-.
turn by March l. 1919.
Internal l,"Ncnur Collector Manuel
r. OtGrU, Whu recently married Miss
Lucy GrNRld IN chicago, IN expected
back In Santa Fr January 4
Governor Mcdonald has made sey.
erdl appointments of delegates 10 con.
ventiuns To the Annual Federal and
Good Roads convention. which meet
In WASHINGTON. -, g., March y and
I. he has named James \. French
~ Santa ~, X, y. Twit"hcll. VI Lag
Vegas, John ". Poe. Roswell. and
! ~ McTaNIsh, Of Magdalona. To
the American Forestry association
meeting In Washington on Jhnuary y.
\. &. Rinaldnd. OF Albuquerque, MAS
named delegate, ia the Fourth In
ternatlonai Congress on school Hy.
glehs which meetA Ia BuIGio. y. Y,
AUGUST 20 80 80. he no.aed Dr. Frank
II. H. Roberts Las Vegas; Dr. r. =.
Bullock, silve; CITY: Mrs Laura vii
son Johnson. Palomss springs: prot
Joseph HUfcr, TucumcaTi, and Miss
Mannette \. Meyers. Of Santa Fe.
Las Vegas -Felkiann ArmiJO. head
cook at the Las Vegas insane asylum
for the past ~ years, dropped dead
suddenly at $3.50 yesterday morning
while busy about his duties, lie was
50 years ~ age and leaves seven
hildren.
Las Cruces--Eariy advices make II
appear that the 100000 bond issue
for good roads In Dona Ana county
passed by a large majority,
--------
AStsc-Jamcs T. Fay. former post.
master AT Pennington, has been ar
rested by Deputy United states Mar
shall Collier on the charge OF selling
liquor TO Indians and manufacturing
whiskey without paying the revenue
tax. He Will have a hearing before
United States Commissioner Frank
stapiin at Pennington.
Farming tOn--Pinkney g. Head. the
Indian who act fTs 10 the Farming
toW csnnery and lumber yard here
alleges that he was q stool pigeon In
q plot by which he was 60 be convict
ed of the crime and split up the re-
ward With Ernest WeBtbrook and
G, G. AcKinney. now under iDdiet-
NttuNs .... .r
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-30

Gould you support. my daughter
In the style TO which she has been
accustomed 2"
IhAvs never tried such rISie
economy, sir."--LAfs. r
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-30

For househOld use there has heen
inventsd W elaclrlc corn poppsf that
geta ~ curFsps from 4 tghllng ~
tnra
Rdr ~ uas sr sarashsgs New
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-30

ne knows ali Ihs pess people in
town"
why doesn't ~ aasoclats vita
them theHf"
''lAsx knew bim''--clsSslaAs
Aaaaala v "a !. ".
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-30
Fer Christmas.

.F1oe Christmas.
Auntle has a set 81 furs,
Brother has n cpr,
Sister hes brooch for hers.
Handsome diamond star.
Grandma has lu,"ly shawl
Which she murh enjoys,
Baby has q painted ball
And forty Oth"r toys.
Unrie has a sbs,ius sct,
Quite a fine afiaif.
Grandpa has the greatest yet,
'Tis c. Iouhsibg chalr;
You may. on the ether hand,
Use II az couch.
Mother has n hradn he. ana
Fether has Crouch.
--LOuisvill' Courier Journal.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-30

They say skirls Win be- tighter
Hut We shall pen NJ Iuir
lf THEY'VE bound 10 have en- tighter
Let 'rm rip. Houston Post.