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The Sentinel=record., 1912-05-07
Tuesday Program
LECTURE 2:3o p. M.

By Mrs Helen Armstrong Copyrighted l9io)
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-04
THE RESULT IN VERMONT.

That William ". Tsft has herr
culcan task on his hands to carry the
fan election Is indicated by the re-
suit yesterday In Vermont. for gcner-
ations rock-ribbcd Republican
stronghold, whore normal over
whclming majority gave place to a
narrow squeeze for the party ticket,
the election ut the governor heins
thrown into the Legislature. where it
s believed the Republicans viii be-
forced To- summon all their strength
TO place their standard bearer in the
executive chair,
The result IN Vermont is furnishing
matter for a great deal ct anxious
Thought on the part of Taft cam
paign managers How serious is the
split In the Republican ranks is
shown by the fact that whereas tho
Democratic gain was only some 5000
over tho election in 1910, the Pro-
/ grossive vote feil only about 1900
short Of the Democratic vote.
while 10 may ho remembered thai
Vermont Is the chief New England
state where Roosevelt expected a.
make substantial showing. the fact
remains that the regular Republican
maiort, in the Green Mountain state
is normally from s5,ooo To $1,000"
win Vermont gy starter. the out.
hook for results la other utatcs Is In.
| trTrStiug to Say she least. u Tar
barely manages to scrupe through 30
e state like vermont what shall 80
expect In the admittedly doubtful
central ana middle western stutos9
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-04
rnr rDrc,rons' NETTING.

Members OF the New Mexico Edu.
cltionai Association Iu charge vt the
arrangements tor the annual convcu.
lion of that organization in Alhu-
Querque expect ~ least 5so delegates
ana possibly closer 10 $50 viii be- I'm
attendance az the meeting here In
November The prospects are excel.
lent for the greatest educational
gathering in the annals Of New Mex
zee" The wide interest Ion this conn
ms meeting aud the enthusiasm Boz
evidence are further symptoms of the
voat awakening iu New Mexico edu-
don, of which the remarkable
teachers instituted or the summer
season have been 81 angniiIcant In
no phase of development has New
Mexico SHOWN greater progress ia the
first year of statehood than in the
education 90 her boys ana girls. and
Ia that fact IL the happicst auRurS
for iutur" prosperity and greatness
20 'NNAif|H lANlif. w. wv Ilf'fliNf VI NlhNH
city and county whore no previou.
year has seen such step forward IN
municipal ana rural schools as the
present. with larger attendance. bet
ter teachers. better equipment. many
new buildings ana hest ur an great
cr interest on the part pf the fathers
and mothers.
IN" meeting OF IA. stat" Educa-
tional Association here IA November
is not the least important of al,
numerous state gatherings TO be- en-
tertained by Albuquerque this fan.
ana the preparations for the enter.
uinmcut of the leading educators of
IN" state, OF tho Individual teachers
who aIe making the schools of th'
state the best In the west and of th'
distinguished outside speaker VIII,
win be- here should bee made On th'
biggest ana completcst scale
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-04
TIM wonK or NNTHlN sTnArs

Every newspaper in New York city
last week commented upon the cV-
lraordinarily low death rate among
babies or me 1860 infants en-
rolled a. the stations where safe milk
Is distributed only one died That
rs Ct wonderful achievement. marvel.
Gus Improvement and above au. %
lasting tribute to the deviation. pa.
ticnce and lighting courage of one
man, SAYS ~" san Francisco Exam
iuer
That man is Nathan Straus. ANA
the people should never forget his
services The newspapers IN COM
monirg on saving the lives of chit
dren. SHOULD not forget as the, often
do, to Tell who BE- Vas that did th,
work, nor forget 200 publish he name
of the man to whom The babies owe
their lives, ana "a whom ehv mothers
ow, the continued existence of tens
Of thousands ana hundreds of thou
sands of children. For nearly o.
quarter uf % oentur, nathan Str1us
has waFcd Vur against mpur, milk
against poisoning md numbering
children Hr fought me mik trust
uutil from s'ofuus 90 paStourizcd
milk, the big milk dealers an began
advertising pastrur.zed milk and ID
few of them at least sold tho genuine
article
nathan Srraus fought the supidity
the indifference" ~ worse of m, doe
tors un this rouutr, In 1ormany AND
olsrw hers, Having lost on, of Dis
own ,hudrrp. Nathan Strpus deter
mined that the loss which he and
his wife had undergone should PROV,
blessing to the fathers and mothers
of other children Ever since thaI
da}, Ions 'gu. hc has devoted hii
money h.s time ana. above an hi'
fighting rncrgies 10 the cause of th'
children. tu the cr,sad, for pure milk
lie has fought and conquered thr up
position and no. Indifference of dis
honest and guuIug politicians ~
haas forced pure milk stations into th,
public PARKS. where. nrfpr" his day
me politicians would issue prrmiu
for the sale uf whlskc, Iut mo- prrmi
for the distribution uf milk lo th,
babies Mau1 are noN taking up en-,
work which Nnthau straus began am,
which hc SIN carries on.
MANY in small Way az" contrib
utnR o. the work which for wears ha
absorbed lhy greater part Of Nnthul
strius Income
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-04

the rate ~ suicide In twenty.one
citics with 250 900 or over was iei
per hundred thousand population. IN
seventy nine small cities out OF ioo
citics Of al sizes 1895 persons Killed
themselves during isll
In ioo American cities (sevcnty.
nine under $4,000 ana twenty-onc
over that population the rate of sui
eide has grown steadily from les per
hundred thousand twenty years ago
, 60 2O3 In the fiye.year period end
ing with 1911 IN 1919 the rate
throughout our registration aren was
sixteen per hundred thousand. 80
that there must have been $1,000 SUE
cidcs in the United states last year
These figures are taken from tho
tables of In Hoffman actuary Tor
the Prudential l.ife Insurance COM
pany. ana are commented on In a
recent issue OF The journal OF The
American Medical Association Conn
| l'"i'l NW'H' llkhl'H WIN liNHNlh =
record. Dr Hoffman shows that the
Prussien suicide rate during 1919 was
twcnt, zone per iOo. o0O. about that Of
American cities. There were thirty
two mate suicides us against ten fc-
male suicides. The suicide mortality
under fifteen years IL oGS, rising o.
1881 between the fifteenth ana nine
teenth years. ana to 26.St between
the ages ~ twenty and twonty-fou
during the latter period defective
education. mental. moral ana econom-
&c. seems responsible for the very high
suicide frequency hut the highest
rates are from 3tS9 NJ forty years
Co is.5i az the scvent, ninth YEAR
the period when those given To- mcnta
depression manifest dccadcncc oi
mind and body
For an AGES the principal cause oi
suicide IN Prussia was unsoundncs,
ct mind l2e.S per cent OF tho NAL,
land 60 per cent of the female sui.
cidesi: next came bodily disease a.,
per cent males and 80 per cent fe
malesl Nervous diseases accounte,
for - AID - per cent. respectively
ALCOHOLISM was blamed for lO.l pei
lccut male and but Ia per cent TO-
male suicides. sorrow and distress
accountcd for i2.2 male and ,.7 pei
cent female suicides
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-04
~ WOMEN ONLY KNEW
what "a Heap of Happiness Il Would
bring tn Albuquerque Homes.

Hard TO do homework win an aca-
ing back.
Brings you hours Of misery az lei
sure or at work
u women only knew the cause
that
Backache palms often come from
weak kidneys,
'rwould save much needless woe.
Doan's kidney Pills are for weak
kidneys,
Read what AN Albuquerque citizen
Says;
AIRS. Frank J. smith. 1921 s. Arno
S., Albuquerque, y. Mex. says. Il
derived great benefit from boan \
kidney Pills ana this has led me 10
recommend them 10 more than one 81
my friends For ave wears ! WAS
troubled by "a DUH pain In the small 81
my back, always more severe II stood
for awhile. icIt tired and J was IN
able to get relief Finally Doan's KID
nFy Pulls were brought ~ my atten-
ton ana on taking them, was helped.
! have unlimited confidence In this
remedy and shall always have "a good
word for o."
l'or sale by all dealers price 81
cents Foster Milburn co. nunalo
Sew York. sole AGENTS Tor tho United
states
Remember the name Doan's--and
take no olher. -
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-04
WISDOM BY THE PRINTER

occasionally Judge has Co show
even more ability so writing a rcsig-
nation that win bee accepted than hc
has shown In pre- airing opinions.
The hate emp, ror of Japan some
dimes wrote us many AZ fifty poems q
day. but then he mover had 90 wotry
about the high cost OF 2.ccut stamps.
n MAY be that B hull moose can
whip AN elephant but q number of
rrogressivos continue Ia bet ON the
elephant
New York printer Weighing 1875
pounds has married a dainty young
thing 81 350 pounds Built Tor com
fort not Tor speed
Henry Wattersun predicts that
Bryan and Wilson win come to blows.
There IN nothing that borcs d Ken
lucky editor like too much harmony.
tFort sumner Review
Tho hult.bakcd philosophers who
are calling Baby Astor's t3,000,000 a
handicap would have 60 be put IN
straight Jackets Tor coupl" OF
weeks ir somebody should die and
leave en- $3.50
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-04
POINTED PARAGRAPHS

Tho incest THING about marriage d.
the Courtship that proCcdcs a.
It isn't advisable 20 pick 70 pWarre!
even when its ripe
Some men make u speciality nl
starting scrap between others.
Instead of going to heaven, most
men viii be- lucky " they land In 70
foors paradise
Some people would rather make
an effective disappearance than q
good appearance.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-04
IN soCoRUo

How the Improvement eff the pub
hy the folloWine from the Socorro
thirftAin
"Socorro count, has hccn getting
quite q nice lot of beneficial uotorloty
as result Of the movement toward
better highways. Good roads are an
advantage to any community but
more especially Ca the rough noun
uuuous counties of the state. That
Socorro county h. determined Geo have
hers. speaks volumes for her people.
ami win mean rich rewards in me
future development Of the couuty's
natural resources.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-04

what .s the good of spying holes ln
peoples coats when We can't mrho
thom9 ruk of my debts b. YOU mean
to puy them; 10 not Keep your req
rag behind your ivory ridge. \
friends faults should not nr adver'
us,d mt even a strnnger'a should not
be- published. He who makes fool
of another b. a fool himself Don't sel
into the iahit of laughing at oihei
people, for the old saying ia Hang
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-04

An article that has rr.i merit
should In time become popular That
such b. the case with chamberlain
Cough Remedy has been aitcstcd bY
many dcalers Here N one of them.
A. " Hcndricksop. ohio Fails ina,
writes. chamberlain Cough Rem
edy Us the best for coughs. colds ana
croup. and is my best seller For salo
hf Ell druggists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-04
SUICIDES ~ isrL

In iaii for the urA time, ,h"
suicide rate of small cities in IN"
United states exceeded the ratio Tor
cities Of over 1000 population. The
rate in our small cities lnsi year was
1ah pcr hundred thousand. Whereas
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-04

Tho manner ~ which the farmer
of curry county urc iokiHR hold and
helping To- put clovis ana curry coun-
Is On the map hy m1Nug the fHir n
glorious success this NsuI III some
thing to be- admired True is tho
statement that curry county ~
filled with the ri1It sort Of folks.
they just need chance. Clovis
Journal
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-04

"rh" Monroe Doctrine ana the
Panama canal b. the title of Il
lengthy discussion ~ the canal toll
question which appears IN the paiIy
Times of Victoria, o. g.. Dos Judge
a. A. Freeman. for orly OF Carlsbad,
ANA - copy ~ winch newspaper has
been received by the Herald. Judge
Freeman goes exhausiivoN into the
matter taking the position that the
Monroe doctrine cannot Dee invoked
rightly Go Iusuf, what be- believes 'o
be- the breaking by this country of
me Hay Pouncefotc treaty.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-04

4 Gallup father scnr his daughters
steady" homo IN hurry one day
by calling down stairs Mary. II the
Young man " afraid to go homo alone
ten him to wait "a Few minutes and
ride home with tho milkman Gal
lup independent
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-04
TADC In the Solar
JADO Plexus...

NICARAGrANs are telling &, to the
marines
o
JrAREz frequently mortified. is
now a. Boz fortified.
D.
ONE WOULD NEVER rave
thought % of Ormsby McHars.
THEY GAVE the down run tor hts
money up ut ArmrEcddon. w.
.
WHEN Yur PUT your finger on
prozcu. Dee generally isn't th,rc.
.
WE ARE CIAGRtNED ~ OHIO
Went wet and turned down woman ~
suffusc alI ot one lcu sWoop
o
BRlGANDS held up train in
china. We didn't know they had
pullman portcrs over there
o.
ANOTHER CONGRESS next year
II seems that thcN ought 10 allow us
o. little longer rest between Thorn.
Q
THEY MUST need q drainage sys.
tom among those western Pcnnsyl.
vaniu hills
o
UNCLE SAM is laundering his old
paper currcncy \ pood deal ct IL. We
are told. is CIV
o
WHILE THE Run Moose WIS near
Canada week ago a landslide was
reported from Alberta That's an
o
LOOKS To THE outsider az n they
are acting looney about the officers
ot tho state inssn, asylum.
p
VENICE suffered % bed fire. II Is
understood. however that they sawed
/ the hgoons.
GET \ BUNCH Of Albuquerque
: boosting business men really in earn.
est ana they arc bound 60 get results
@
THE HEARST" Is the way S.
Louis paper refers 20 one of our most
celebrated American institutions
some people consider 1t the Wearst
o
GOVERNOR WILSON says he Ia
. learning an the timc. Colonel Roosc.
/ Welt. who II teaching AN the time
doubtless feels highly gratficd
o
Az EXCHANGE voices doubt al
+ 60 whether the Eighth Command.
mcnt was intrustcd 10 Moses OF
Moose All the same
o
GOVERNOR MARSHALL wants q,
know why the consumer b. always IN,
soat. query that rs unanswerahl,
save that hc rs always butting In.
8
THE GALLANT colo, viii have
completed the job when hc latter
the - A u. into camp Upon whiel
the campaign viii begin Co at gen
timely interesting.
o
THERE APPEARS TO he mcr,
ethics I'm lumber trust circles than
anywhere elise in the country such a.
they are.
MS CONTINUED silence after thO
pcnrosa- Nrchbuld-flul Moose Incl
dent confirms our theory that Chan
ccllor Dav has lost his voice
.
THE MOST touching feature oft tu
whole campaign rs the intense atfcc
zion being manifested on every hunD
for the lanoring man. Tho latter
however has Co be shown, nowadays.
o
MI PARTIES seem 90 he lighl
encouraged hy the result In Vermont
- fI.f
stat, of affairs VIII not he mpaire
as th" results come in from oth'
states.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-04
FI,,.

Roost for everything every enter.
prise. every good thug and every.
body who tries to do something for
your town That's one at the best
ways 10 make and Keep up a good
town. ana Us one uf the reasons
Springer Is good springer
Stuokmtn.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-04

There is 50 little difference In the
uttorances OF Wilson aud Roosevelt
that one has 10 look 80 the signature
At the bottom In order 10 determine
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-04

The rrprchonsihl" suggestion has
appeared lu several quarters that per-
hans after uli the best way Go bust
tho trusts is 10 spend an their money.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-04
AMONG THE BOOSTERS
IN Town nnd lhc EoII...

\ town Go grow must nave enter
prlslug ana progressive citizens. The
people make the towns ana communi'
Ties springer St1ckman.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-04

When sick man r. able 90 grum-
bic. growl, and wranglc he Is able tn
get up ana do his cWn chores at
least --Tucumcari News
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-04
Mmri Mnnfi

" Judge Medlcrs cash prizes for
boys with dogs, doesn't BRING out all
the boys In the neielborhood Of Al.
buqucrquc. u won't be because there
aren't dogs enough To- the state 10 SO
round. --Socorro Chieftam
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-04

The chap who Is really delivering
his rated horsepower seldom runs
with his cutout open Tucumcari
News.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-04

The wonder h not that George
Cabot Lodge should repeat any such
terrible profanity Springer stock
man.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-04
THE STATE PRESS
NIwn,s Works.

u is plainly noticeable that Presl-
dent Yunn's idea of q Chinese recall
Is AN ax. Springer Siocknnn.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-04
AMONG THE MAGAZINES
Tho september American Magazine.

Tho september American Magazine.
Tho September American Magazine
contains lively political article full
at interesting Information and stories
never before published about the chi
caRo and Baltimore national convou-
lions Another interesting coptribu-
ton is a vivid account ot lion hunt
ing hv stewart Edward white. who
has recently returned from "a years
hunt In Africa In the sarie number
are articles Boy Ida NJ Tarhcil. Wat
ter prichard Eaton. the theatrical eve
pert Sir Francis Nane. who wants ~
the children in the world educated
/ to dlsbrliovc m war. and John .
i'ardoc. who shows how railroads
have prospctrd through government
rate regulation
Fiction of vitality und human in
tcrrst. is contributed by ~ q Wells.
| W J Locke Zoua Gate. g. ". ogden
p ana Maud Porter
1 va the Interesting People" depart
ment ave sketches ana pictures 81
Joe T.. sullivan, q cripple who is he
youngest mayor n any American
! city; george McAncny president ~
| the Borough of Manhattan IN NcW
/ York city. tho four D'Mallcy brothers.
3 each famous In his line. Daniel ltic-
ter ono of ;hc greatest lcttor-writors
b IN the world and Mary Garrett. who
has done q great work for tho dear
The september Wide World Magazine
The wide World for september
. contains an interesting selection ot
stories gathered from an quarters col
the globe. Capt \. ~ Tppmnnn re-
lutos his experiences while passing
Through the Forbidden Country
the hintciland of tNrcuaico Boa uuTth.
rrn Africa, the stronghold OF the
mysterious Synuussi sect. % region
! which not half-a.dozcn white mon
have tuverscd. Captain Trapmann
went with an Emr of tho sect Co
whom he had rendered certain SCR
WIGS. otherwise his liio would not
have been worth an hours purchase.
The war dance of the Spokanes" is
ably described and illustrated hy
clair Hunt of the United States In
dian service. Captain l'orun. late
district superintendent Of police.
British East Africa. writes OF IVORY
smuggling and clifford Halle relates
how Bcdc Bentley an Englishman.
delivered an automobile TO Ncncul.
king OF Abyssinio. II Is an exciting
narrative. for bentley had To take the
car over hundreds of miles ct track
less wilderness inhabited by iicrc,
tribes at suvagcs. Numerous other
articles dealing with adventures uu
every part Of the world appear In this
number OF "a unique magazine.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-04

The average girl ol l6 thinks she
Is competent TO write book called
"Advicr to Parents Gallup INDIE
pendent.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-04

ins's stretching. and mooklng's CATCH
Ing "-Tucumcari NcwE
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-04

The civilized world at large has au
uneasy conscience on the subject oil
warfare. and views with distru-t tho
formidable and cumbersome para
phcrualia with which every military
power IS continually armoring itself
During the customary summer mab-|
ouvers on land and sea. at home tlir
abroad. the number ana variety W
thesc munitions are greatly uueu-
mcntyd. ana improvements abound.
As "a result. the September number
Of Popular Mechanics Magazine ..n
tnlns fourteen articles describing ut'y
military equipment aud improved
methods. lu England dummy til-'
lagc was huiit Co serve as Bu Hr,lil'rE
target, model acroWuucs VcrH uscd
in studying the aerial invader prob
lem, an enormous naval drydYck has
been constructed. and experiment
are hClng conducted with now au-
tomohiie wireless OUTFIT for use "a
the Hold In France. vNerc the ~
portancc ot the uoroplanc in military
tactics is viewed most SERIOUSLY. the
question OF which acTuplnc 'br pur-
suor or the pursued, would have tho
advantage In an actual aerial COM.
'tAAH wa" NV NN''N NNftAhfh Nl'fN hfT'N.'.At
and a military acroplanc Win foldipg
wings has hc'u dvised. Also 20.
murkablc hospital-likc motor amhu-
lances Tor tield work were exhibited
AT the recent French mancuvcrs.
Russia ana Germany too. nav, teen
productive iu this line of achieve
ment. and the United states had
contributed something now 90 ncrt'
every phase of the service from
marching tn flying.
The september Popular Mechanics
Magazine contains In am see articles
and ESQ illustrations Topics Ct vial
Interest, such as "Thc Control GO
Floods" THE Future OF the pirig-
ible." ana Curing Speed Mania" are
/ discussed, cditoriHlly, by u. ". VIAL
sor The "Around-thc-W World N'rc.
ipns' plan, now being carried ou Is
/ Gcscirbcd hy Frederick M'utu u
s, minis Marconis chief engine in
a'h,Iica. 4 most interesting article
d hv ur A =. Z1hm treats at "Europ".
Hu Acronaut cal Lahorutori,t A.
effort Is being made 90 establish e
similar institution In the United
States other features for the month
include descriptions of memory ma
chine which never fats 20 remind
one of AN engagement or duty, "a cur
rent motor which has proved prnc-
| teal IN service, the great Alaskan
volcanic eruption, Chicugo's proposed
J douhie-dcck hnscule bridge for ~
I traffic railroad tohagganing on
Pikcs Peak, the creation of capital
city for Australia, method at sipe-
Ming dates IN AN Incubator, a. vari.
colored soarchlight display In Balti-
more; hydr0eicctric power on a farm
a compact luncheon set ror motorists.
etc Handsome and unusual illustri-
tions abound throughout th maya
zinc every one br'ag q fcatur in it'
self
The usual amount of original prae-
itlcai material is published in the
shop Notes ana Amateur Mechanics
Departments ana here, as elsewhere,
the motto written So YOU can under
stand it." is faithfully followed.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-04
NJ MIL MNIL NOU si

WI WIZ MAIL wv ~
for each set Of old False Teeth
sent NJ. Highest prices paid for
old Gold. silver. old Watches,
broken Jewelry ana Precious
stones.
MONEY SENT ny RETURN MAIL
Phdla. smelling ana nciining 90.
ESTABLISHED 90 YEARS
SB3 Chestnut ~, philadelphia, ia.
TO DENTISTS
We will buy your Gold Filings.
Cold SCRAP, aud Platinum. Highest
prices paid,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-04

Trlmble's Livery s,4olos. Phone 5