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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-24
AGAINST FELLOW
SERVANT DOCTRINE
MEASURE IN HOUSE YESTERDAY
WHICH CHANGES Law COX.
rRNrNo INJURxEs.

Mr.. Moncure, Of Alexandra. yester-
day introduced q bill to hold corporA-
lions liable Tor injuries 70 employee
In manner which does away with
the titne-honorsd fslIow.sarvant doc.
trine. II provides, That every cor.
State, whether such corporation be
created under the laws Of tAis State
or otherwise. shall be liable In dam
ages for any and all injury sustained
by any employe Of such corporation -
follows:
when snch injury results from the
wrongful act, neglect or default Of
an agent or officer Of such corCora-
ton superior to the employe injured.
or Of 4 person employed BY such corr
porations having the right 70 control
or direct the services Of such Amploye
injured, or the services OF the 0m-
plcys by whom he u injured and n.
10 when such injury results from the
wrongful act, neglect or dAfult Of q
co-empioye enjoyed In another de-
partment Of labor from that of the
Amploye injured. or Of cO.employe
Notwithstanding the fact that the
oArty injured has the right to direct
the services OF the co-empioye( IN the
performance Of any duty IN 6r shout
the same or another train OF cars. or
on or about An en91ne. or 81 q CO.
employe who has charge Of any
switch. signal point. or locomotive en-
CINE. or who 10 charged with dispach-
ing trains Transmitting tsleGraphic
Or telphonjc orders.
"Knowledse BY any ennoloye injured
Of tho defective or unsafe character
or condition Of any machinery. ways.
appliances or structures Of such corr
poration shall not OF itself be q bar
to recovery for any injury or death
caused thereby. When death whether
instantaneous or otherwise. results
from any injury 20 any empioyes OF
such corporation received. ~ afore-
aid. the pefeoa1al representative Of
6drh cnsrtoyo shall h Avss = r4~Ist u
action therefor aAainet such corpora-
ton and may fecoy1r dainARAa In re-
meet thereof. Any eortrAct cr agree.
mont. express Or implied. made bv
such staploye 70 waive the hsn1llt. n4
this section or any DASt thofapf. shall
b null and void. ana this section shall
not - construA0 - deufive any uucl,
snploy4. or his perponaI feAf~satttA-
tive. Of any, Si9At or remedy u which
hs 4 now, sntitiSd under M laws Of
Cav 0<8&&&
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-24
'BYRD'S..'TR|bU1E
!. TO SENATOR MARTIN
SAYS HE Is ONE WHO wnL HELP
SAVE REPREsENTATIvE
GOVERNMENT.

oratory was the order OF the day
Yesterday In both branches Of the
uenerat Assembly Ia tsas examinations
OF senators AArun and swanson Tor
nixn o.nces ~ wnicn tiAey na0 atA eAay
peen named ny the peOplo " virginia
IN the primary OF eeptsmDer Z.
Al one CLOCK yesterday tho two
Houses proceeoed TO nominate anu
tmen 70 vote separatAAy on the men
VINO had been named ana touay A.
noon at joint sesslon the vote viii be
auiy canvassed ana the result FORMAL
~ announced.
NJ. speaker Byrd vacated the chair
20 pay q tribute to senator Martin
In : nominating apeech. Mr.. byrd
satd:
ron q similar occasion six years
ago I had thu honor to place In nomt-
nation the name Of tho distinguished
gentleman. who u now tina senior
ssnatUr from virginia {
I'm speaking OF the qualities OF
Senator Martin. then said:
''lhero II 4 form OF intellect which
consists OF .cIearness OF mental vi.
sion. I just ssnse Of perspective, and
An accurate perception Of the relative
importance and the true relattot Of
Facts. There qualities wtf summarizes
In the word Judgment This high
mental attribute .hsnAsor Martin pos.
sEsses In =, greater degree than any
man know.
The six years Of servic. which Sem
ator Martin has gtveu his etatS and
hts country since those wcrda were
spoken dsmpnstrate ths correctness Of
Fosvsnost Figure q IN Day.
''I1 has slowly climb4d. hasing each
stAp upon accomplished results Into
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-24

ygazbanetsa. d
Mlss lsabsl Dsasenas. - ~ xst1-
.risA kesp a EssaEs g. sasAsaA -
,a ~ q, =. !. $3.50 ~ - =
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1912-04-25
Eccentric Farmer Killed
Death caused by being
run over by drill.

Patrick Larkins, a hermit far
mer living near Pillsbury, went
to Colgate yesterday and bought
a new drill which he was taking
home with his wagon hitched be-
hind. In some unknown monner
he was thrown off and run over,
resulting in injuries from which
he died this morning (Thursday)
at Colgate.
Larkins was we'll known &C.
centric character, living alone in
the same old shack for about
twenty years, counting no friend.
ships, and making no enemies.
OF late years he has been under
the care of a guardian, but was
allowed to farm in his own small
way. He has no known relations
in this country except a sister,
who lives somewhere in Mime
sofa.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1912-04-25
OBITUARY

Geo. B. Gray was born July
"a, 1847, in Holmes County, Ohio,
and died April 4th 1912, in Lew
iston. Idaho, where he was bur-
led April 10, 1912. His death
come as a shock to his relatives
and friends and was caused by
chronic neuralgia and heart
trouble. During the latter part
of the Civil War he was a corpor-
al in Company d., Second Iowa
Infantry of Volunteers and went
with Sherman on his famous
march to the sea, At one time
he was a member of the Geo. P.
Foster Post, G. A. r. of Hope,
N. Dak., having come to this
state, then a territory, in 1883.
He has resided most of the time
for the past fourteen years in
Idaho. He is survived by his
wife, six grown children, five
brothers and one sister.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1912-04-25
Where tho Scarcity Is.

There may be a scarcity of
$4,000 men, but our experience
is that there's a greater scarcity
Of $4,000 jobs.-Detroit Free
Press.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1912-04-25

FOR SALE: On easy terms
the following property: Lots 21,
%, %, "a, Block No. 2, Original
townsite of the City of Hope, N.
D., County of Steele and State
of North Dakota. Above proper.
ty is known as the w. H. Farris
residence. Price $265O. Will
sell upon reasonable cash pay
ment. Balance on terms to
suit. Will accept good bankable
paper in part or in full payment.
Inquire of l. W. STANDBY, or
write The Brown.D anskin Co..
1914 Security Bank Bldg, Min,
neapolis MINI.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1912-04-25
Use Peerless Flour
>>>>>>
At The BUou

May hip Cinderella
Owing to a mistake by the film
supply house the Bijou is unable
to announce what their special
feature will be for Friday and
Saturday of this week.
The management of the Bijou
announces that they have or
dered a number of slides of the
Titanic disastear and will have
them in a few days. Watch for
the announcement.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1912-04-25
THE EGoTIsT.

tidy she was jist that sot
On Ephram that-well, l dunno,
~ She'd have more h Likely got
Him on the fly. as like IS not.
You know how a sto-y'll go.
When it's started. l declare.
It gathers somethin' everywhere!
Anyhow. folks here aver
That Lloyd set her cap for Eph
Spite of her old dads mo. sir!"
Mother was more tractablcr
An limited that she'd jist as lief.
That's h way the stories go.
That, of course, don't make 'em SO.
Well. they caterWaulcd some more
Till finally Eph disappeared.
Lidy moped an cried an fore
Long got work at Tubbses' store,
In Morgantown. an no n heed
Where Eph went, an then. y see,
Things died down list hatchery.
Well, along last May o: June
Her father went t. mill with Red
Hubbard's grist: ONE home at noon
Whistlin' a different tune.
He'd had a word from Lide. he said
"Goin L marry some young gent
Fast becomin' PROMINENT!
Well. you know her + TIERS way
So tickled that he liked t died!
Told 1t everywhere. folks say.
Drove t. IIatche's Mill one day
T. tell his cousins folks of Lide.
Meanwhile Lidy's mother she
Smiled list sort O. knowingly.
When they come-well. how he fret.
A-struttin' there, a regular chief
Bottlewasher! How he sweat!
Train come in, an the brakes was set
An the first ones off was Lide-an
Eph.
All dressed up an smilin', too.
Meanin' what vol goin' t. do?"
Him? Pervoked? Well. don't ask me!
But there was all the nayborhood
Lookin' on. How could he be?
"Your mothers Judgment" mumbles he
ION marryin' was allus good!"
I don't s'pose that he knows yit
Why we LATED SO fit t. split!
Buffalo News.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1912-04-25
For Sale at a Bargain

Barn 32x70-14 #. post. Ca
pacity, 30 tons hay, 5000 bushels
grain. % horses, carriage room.
Well built, can be moved.
Ut Fuller Land Co,
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1912-04-25
For Sale Cheap

One pair of draft geldings, al
so light roadster. Can be seen
at Peter Shellman's barn, Hope
or phone Luverne Mercantile
Co., Luverne, N. D. Also one
new disc can be seen at the same
place.
1t w. S. Shellman.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1912-04-25
Raatime of Course.

"These porous plasters are some
thing new"
"As to howl"
"After they have been used as plas'
tiers they may be put on the pianola
and will play a tune. We have bella
donna plasters comprising all the pop
ular charlottesville Courier-Journal
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1912-04-25
Whv She Left.

Why She Lett.
1.-THE cook is going to quit" said
young Mrs. Torkins.
whats the matter?" asked her hus-
band. Doesn't she like usT'
Yes; she's perfectly satisfied. But
her family doesn't approve Of the quail.
ity of what she brings home."-Wash.
1ngton Star.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1912-04-25
A Wise Plan.

A Wise Plan.
1.-THE trouble with Whingley Is that
he mistakes his opinions for establish
ed facts"
I'm afraid nearly everybody has
that weakness"
mot at all, my dear fellow. 1 never
permit an opinion Of mine to interfere
with my better judgment Chicago
Record-Herald.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1912-04-25
For Sale

Complete equipment of house
hold furniture,f for sale at a bar
gain. Inquire at Pioneer office.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1912-04-25
Notice to Dog Owner

Dog License Tags can now be
obtained from the City Auditor
and notice is hereby given that
all dogs found without tags by
May 1st will be caught and dis
posed of.
Chief of Police.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1912-04-25

Teams for Flowing.
WANTED: Teams for blowing
at once. First National Bank.
3.3t Hope, N. D.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1912-04-25
ORPINGTON EGGS.

Crystal White Orphington
eggs. Is for $50; also a few full
blooded ROSTERS (ast spring's)
for $1.O0 each. Mrs. J. B. War
ner. 1-tf
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1912-04-25
Sale

-Four three year old mares,
partly broken, good workers.
Cheap for cash or on time.
Aft Ed. Carpenter, Hope.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1912-04-25

=
The announcement of Mr.. w.
H. Northrop, of Luverne. for the
nomination on the republican
ticket to the Office of Represen-
tative from the 10Th Legislative
District appears in this issue.
Will is we'll known in this end of
the county and needs no intro.
duction to our readers and if he
is nominated and elected there
is no question but that he will
fill the office with credit to him
self and the district.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-22
CHARACTERIZATION
or lnrcrcs, Ia Herald Headers.

For months Nibupuuruur r,rIN,u4
in." ,'"u lu ih's" columns ,uihusi-
,sIl' uyIjrc ot Duau's kidney runs by
Atnl,uuuTquc residents. Would these
prominent people recommend rem
"dy thJt had not proven reliable?
Would they confirm their statements
after years. had elapsed II personal cS.
lrri"ur, had not shown the remedy
T." T." worthy Of endorsement? Thu
fullU2iug statement should carry con
Nj,l."u TO the mind of every Herald
reader.
Charles O'Milloy, 7l3 Main Ave,
l.a', IIs Vegas. \, Mex, Guys: I'm
i'o, pm1licly recommended Duln's
Kidney RMS ana at this time I can
o"uoboratc tho statement then gave
In their praise. have had no further
need 81 "A kidney medicine. Us IN,
cui" effected has been permanent"
For sale BY all dealers price "a
cents Foster Mllburn Co. Buffalo
Now York. Sols agents for the United
states
NcmcmhCr the namo--DJan's-and
tnku no other. ADV. 8,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-22

Jaws are turned upward into tho
crown Of the hat. In adjusting the
hat the jaws are turned into position
boy one or both OF the ornaments aud
the clutches fasten into the hair both
30 'rprt ana rear.
1lm bat II not only more quickly
ru1 mprr Hrrly secured than II could
10. ID. u,aus ~ three or four hatpins,
nlt 20 uad', peril 10 human life aud
,.,.rb, p y.n".H removed. We have
uu. m.tb 90" ,Y' &C. suppOse that this
un.s.,..ur oIuroH. hns been en-.
uurs"d j.. ur. 0r,orun, md accident
i mmui'y
rpUup. loo. Muscles has not been
..i..u the Invention ~ else tho
ur. s.J .n.uu,, is Intended to bo
% D'm,1or pr"ra1lou to b" taken
ponoIu- ,h, g,r'rH adoplion ~ ~"
| prrs,utf nI.rr.- H,,U,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-22
rmE uoMItIDNL nNIrI>.

IN srlr.d,I'rIsr. Lus Nr.,',a uul.
ED by several American ana l.urppruI,
cities II engaged In the PROCLAMATION
uf nu ordiuluD" uruhiu1l.ns the CO.,,
OF that ornamental Weapon which w.
may call ia, huulD,idHl hllpiu. rhrr,
"rr" iurm,rl, tNo REASON, tor tho
r,slrnrr ul the na,piu OF iuurdlnnt"
lcngth Thu 49, nlrrr w,r" tWU
reasons "hN objection To- II VAS not
y" iusislrni a. az present, though
there Wa never any reason why It
should not h. "a long. The ladies
had TO anchor their bunurts 10 their
hair In some way ana inventive genius
had not discovered an, other way
The breadth of the brim OF tn" hat
at that time Wus a sufficient fender
for the protection 81 the innocent nl-
staudrr
liui with thu change IN IT." 1T, !" ct
hate IL the modified nrlm 81 me- urim
.al an, without Il corresponding modl.
.Hullun ut the lcngth ot the hatpln.
that instrument Orcum" - pointed
peril II had hccumc an instrument
ul manning and uNcn slaughter,
IN" Phoenix Republican says:
About that time. tho glad news wa
brought on the north wind that law
Nor Of Prescott had laid aside hl'
books and briefs. 10 engage In th'
work of rescue. lie had invented 4
device which should supersede nc
Uuiy The deadly hutpin but all hat
pins, aud at tho same time hc hn'
mndc concession TO ths feminine
love OF ornnnlunlntiVn, FOR tho harm
less end. handle OF hIlt OF the hutpiI
IL an ornament.
Ills duvlee eonAlHIA Of r"liuloi'
band IN iwo vcclIoi,p. 10 be- ADJUSTS
10 the lhtsFlct of a hat Of any dIm"n
hions, Rach section or Jaw II Arme'
wltk techs " clutches aud tho Jaw
ere manlpulatea OE no, one. but b.
either Of Two ornaments rCsombIinl
abe handle o. . hatpln.
whsa fhs hat q not In usV th
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-22

Ing means Of making an honest living,
the plan OF making him a sort VI
president emeritus In not bad one,
and past experience has demonstrate
that ex-prosdonis are never smut.
iancUusly aud cVntcmpVranCuusI uu-
mcrOuS enough 10 make the plan SET.
expensive The fact thut this .,r
Ne are ~ nav, Two large. acti,, ard
healthy .x.pr'sidcnts on our hunds .
very unusuoI one aud the sliu.dupu
II one that hes uo, occurred FOR man,
years. ~ $50 thu least
I'll, sl..t.r 81 . man ~ prcs,d,ul
" the l'uind states Indicates the BE-.
Il,f Oi 'h, mr'ui'y Of tn, electoral,
tina, hc - 'h, uYl,st man IN W" ruuu.
lry JuI lh. u,. ',,lUhDle pubIi a,r,
ant IT, u.." 1..' these capabilities
~ oven gr,a',f measure after the cx-
p,ti,u., Of .l. go ESQ terms actual
is,r,u, 100 u. o., Od,nriaI CHAIR. aud
Doc. .u,uf. .'.. ., .uu suil ID" pr IN.
.,l,...... ......, 20, ui. "uuntr, after
0,a..ls .. wu.l l"si,U one.
90 rpn .l ... r,..nhrDlr fl" ndopt
.....u....n .s ...,s"d to run,l, III,
4. - .r ..,.' DO. ..' This srni., no..
h... .... lu ur,ud.Jhd-Du,l,,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-22
PENsIONING EX.PuslDENTs.

Providing The source VI tho rand In
always satisfactory to the beneficiary.
tho Carnegie plan TO pension expires.
idents Of the United states ~ the ca.
tent OF t2b.O0o year looks like a
good proposition on tho face OF u;
the idea betty 90 place the man who
has been honored with the highest
gifs In thu power Of his countrymsu
10 q poHitipn after ne has laid aside
that ofIes 40 devote hIs ripe expeF-
lsnos ana his talents and abilities %
tlls pubiig service without being ham.
Htes W enc necessity Of spondlng ~
~ lmp IA the taals Of keeping ths
pIg Apo5n me eDor. whIle the Az
tn awplsshg auga npk gyHerslls
~ enS np1st beIsy n mo
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-22
nm mnLM 81 MMlnllNrInN.

.... .... .,,,.,.,. .,..,,i,.,
..,..,.t.,... ,.
-,, v.,t.... .,., ,.,,,....,..
,.,,.....,
... ..nuu non .onfrour.r, ,n.
HHs .nt,. au ...,.. which
drawn IL. m, H,Ml,bic
... .ur.rq uu ,n. work viii
Y. ,,,.....,,I g3 thc. ,ud 81 thc pres.
.,rr u.m., 1ur statement of IA, sIt
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-22
TIL: SCHOOL BONDS.

mo NC" Tor 'H"IG'd ana N'.
ii''"J bu'.' S'h""' accommodation
lh ms 'liy i- 10" evident - .'N '"t
"T6uWehl the schools at" '"ns'N'
''' pup'a ARE turned """I an" we
increase IN '"f"II"'h ~ 80 .I''l' "h'
condition is Douud =" '''oi"' '"h''
"r"bly aggravated b" 10" nov ''"
wears Nor" room IN imperative. n''
Ter equipment +" u''d'd Ut va '"''
81 thla CIV are u" De properly 90
'''ru' " E"'H "'h'"' ~. 'hS I""
w" htT"lH 100 '"H'""u "i'h nN '''
pHDhc Spli.'' ''''"'n- 'i A''uI'''.
~" ~ ~ '"''i ~ ''V'i "h""'-
The lI'raid A.. lu ',,VT pi IA, la,ug
ISSUE II that procedure II uo,oasaIE
10 secure the hIgh ,,hpui uuildiuN
ana thus secure H.Urr room tor lur
graded SCHOOL,. But th,tr 3D. one unit
ter wlrch IN lh' interest or The tax
payers ought 10 be- cleared az ~ their
satisfaction. one of IN" strongest ar
XuIncnts for statehood was jh' tate.
men; that It would pro, de- . murulG-
cent endowment Of puOi, lands Tor
the support of the schDl-, au cudow-
n"hl funlci"h' 10 give N'" M'A'"
tho beet public S'huol System IN IN"
vest. Tho Herald II under thu I'M
precision that this argument W"t V,l
founded. From the public domain III
Ncw Mexico th" common schools get
iuur sections II iand In every town
ship in the state; t"o under thc For
guhSon act confirmed bS the enabling
act ana two more granted bS IN" en-
Hbling act Itself; sections - 10. 8.
ana &c Ia every township IN add
ton IL IL estimated mat "ily ihlid
railroad indebtedness OF certain Spuh'
u'H WIZ DC h'c"tArS iOf that pm
pose IN" remainder DcinE available
TOT w" pnb'I' S'h""iH inns "IHhl
10 l'hNe an 'hH"" mont Nh''h ~ 'h'|
l"la' IN F'"'N m"RhlH',h' III every
sens" Oh ln' ""'" ma Nhl'h 'uT'''
"uHh' 10 'h""'' NJ" M'A''" /" n"''"
H'h""Ih tu"'' ''"' 'ui 'N'E h''d "hu
." "Fch inc N"'' may D' pI"u"'
BEFORE IN" admission OF Scw Mex
"' I" statehood SNrhuouH 'I"I'H
were Dtins mhd' D' i"v"I school al
ihorIl"S I" get ''nHr'SH i" 'N'h"r""
mona 'S'u" Tor IN" bnlldInB 81 me
hBh school IN" securing "I N"''.
hood MAS supported I" 'nubI' "" TOT
'u'ld the school "lih"ui ihis bona
issue. No" apparatus not" tlhh''nd
,"R 'h'' "'"A"'"'''' F'"u, "' ''"'''
Ihe income iron" '"' S'"'' n"''
'"n"A' un"'' ''' '""'''"''"'. " y" 49,
"ppof''oh'n ~ me N'I''"' hool "','
"''" u WV H'"'' "''"'".nS 10 tue
P'"P"'''"" VIM" me =" """' '"h"''
WV W '"' "'"''"' "''' W '"' :"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-22
TFlmOIo. l.Igeryi IiI \. seo"nd ~

"Thcrc could 10 no better tncdiclnc
thnn Ihambcrialh'b CVngh ltcmrdvy'
Ny children wcFu all sick win
whoSplnR cough. tlnS OF them WA
IN bed had high fever and was
coughing up hlOOd. our doctor gave
them ChpunhcTldIn'A Cough RemedS
ANA the llrst yiusa cnsed them. and
three hnttl"s cured them" says Mrs
u, A, T'onBItlson. of Lexington. Miss
For sale by All drugaists. AdV.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-22
90 TnnI,nrn,,

YOU are cordially invited TO visit
the store of the Lcornard- Lindemann
company ami look over the largest
pianos ever shown In AIbuauergue.
Holiday sale now going on. Your se-
lection viii be- held for Christmas
delivery " YOU 50 desire, Learnnrd-
Lindcmann Company, zoe West Gold.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-22
An nnnln..nM.

Nuu az, rordlnllS invited IL visit
~" Et,r" o. ih,s flqarnard- lihdeinann
Company and look over the hrsSSt
and finest ANA best selected stock Of
pianos over shown IN Albuquerque.
Holiday sale aoWr aOing on. Your Sc
lection WiliNbo Held for christmas
delivery " YOU 10 desire. searnara-
gsindemann company, s0s West Colo.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-22

NbONlbu III hN'Illll,l
Hhnrp business man W apt to Ice
prepared for dull times.
Probably the best housekeeping
plan is not 10 mort gage the house,
4 cat may hay" ninU lives, but u
hi,H unlN one death.
Thr man with IA tart temper In APT
to hu q ilttir Crusty
An thuga are for the bcSt--dnd
every mothers son ut us thinks
hos II,
riuckwuTk regularity In your
business Is All right. but don't run
n N tick.
Don't cherish too good and opinion
Ot yOuTself---unlcsa you cRn Keep u
"A secret. 1000
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their repulati0ns
Men fot unpopular By getting rich.
hiit they d0n't set rich by getting
! mo rsason M man ever Kissed q
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-22

November -, is6v--Qucrm Ella
beth goes after autumn leaves ana
gnthcrs lot of the bcauIful poison
Ivy variety. Wells were Fashionable
around court tor some time.
November s2, i6@l-rdc pilstlm
fathers Anlsh gothvr,ug their hrst
crop OF sucpOtash.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-22

Newer Na49 uuI lives aduIu.
W. progress altar.
It's all right To- DluP ,uur HORN
Ia o. uulur eat,
=
- TUE CASE al the divorced
thirIg" hollr who rlupcd with the
chauffeur thinking he VAS tho sciun
ui = rich aud noble house. We ARE
not -ur,, hut Imagine that IN" iok'
g. uu thu ChuuftuuT,
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NIX, TNI'T TO run SuIIu.
} - 80

P,rhIb" lpc remarks made A.. 81.
Tart aa hIs own d"air, Tee uI...n.,
IN, ir'Ius "l "nCu"ss ~ iit, ..u.'.
NuI, d0.,ut laf-d IN tie ulir.,
southern hearers rs tn u.H, '.r.
that n Gas u, Who had -,'..... .
suuth"ru,r sud ~ .roiifrdrruN, .u ".
cuiri Justice at t,o United state. ..uJ
men 90 ull SECTIONS ana At uu'l... ..0
hg pleased DO. the cordial uoI' lu nI-
wur,Is v"u.'ruug tho president .'''.'
N"w N"rh Post.
II II trur that the election g." lU'
presidency ul MAJ born ruufu I
The Mason 1ud Dixon VA" give, 81.
,uurag ,mrut aud impuls" {" tu, s"nru
To- perform its sndr" of r"Slr"u-l'"''l.
m national Hlr. l'rt " II mrui' I"s.
Naluuhl" In nlr fruit "hi.h u i" .'l
tain "a hear here IN the n"rlh ~ 'e
the one th.up that vas needed &" let
u certain hut Disturbing rinss Of hrln-
asoEura aud mock pItriuis know ilIi
the Union armies IN III" 'ivil war
fought ter aud won a united upu"H
not ON" di,'drd In twu purls hH 10"
northern boundary ~ Maryland Hid
KcntuckS Rochester Herald.
To Tart .,as given IN" upp"riuuIl'
ana THE l"ltiu"ss of inspiration To- pat
inr rhpsluro uu tie achievement "I
his predecessors Far h" d9hh -
houy blDV su .rrtionul bitterness Nh'u
Gr mad, 81 southcrnpr ana an ,N.."u
trdciatr rhil Justice of ih' nation '
! court uf un-l resort. Words ui friend
linvss are rlopueut nud acceptable
they siuk deeply. DcndH speak even
more doclslvrly And on that count
tie ultimate dunpFs In the mighib
drama OF renationnlintion 80 to-
william Howard aft.--Atldnt" con
stitulion ..f