davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1912-04-13

EW1IL den Kgl. Fodselsstiftels i K6ben-
= havn onskes hjemsendt l dertil kvali-
fceret Kvinde for at opleres til Jordemoder.
Vedkommende vii erholde fri Reise frem
og tilbage SAINT frit Uphold paa Fodsels-
stiftelsen.
Efter vel overstaaet Examen vii hun kunne
forvente offentlig Ansettelse we'd i~ndtr@den-
de Vacance.
De Kvinder, der onske at komme i Be-
tragtning, vile behage at indsande selv-
skrevne Ans0gninger med forn6dne Oplys-
ringer, deriblandt Angiver af Alder, til
Physicatet linden denne Maaneds Udgang.
bet bem@rkes, at Kundskab til Dansk vii
vere en- s@rlig Anbefaling.
Ans6gerinden maa tillige p%ersonlig frem-
stille sig for Physicus.
Landphysicatet for st. Croix den lode
April, 1912.
KALMER.
, 1912-04-13
ST. CROIX STATION.

Jamaica 9th-Cruiser Washington with
Secretary of State Knox and party alris-
ed Kingston harbour yesterday, called Oh
the Governor, motored to Port Antonio,
where Cruiser picked them up ami sailed
for Havana last night.
London, April 1Oth-One hundred and
fifty thousand miners have resumed work,
and the number is constantly increasing. The
protests of Yorkshire, FIfeshire, South Wales
and the surfacemen will not affect the gene
raj result.
The Railway Companies announce an early
resumption of normal services.
Mr.. Vernon Hartshorn, in q speech at
Maesteg, Giamorganshire, said miners, trans
port workers, railWaymen and other wage
earners should unite against capitalists OF
every class, who will unite in an attempt to
coerce the Government into legislation pre-
venting the approaching struggle, the mag
nitude of which has never before been ex-
perienced, including the recent strike.
The French Socialist NJ. Jnur6s says Eng
lish capitalists are blind if they think the
proletariat has been conquered. The social
fabric is tottering in all industrial countries,
oligarchical property is shaken to it's foundn-
tions, and when the workers refuse to accept
their hard lot there will be universal ruin
unless q new balance is found, this is an I'M
mense problem which the nations must solve.
Mr.. Rudyard Kipling publishes IN the
Morning Post q ~vitriolic poem in q single
stanza rebellion, Rapine, Hate, Oppres-
sion, Wrong and Greed are loosed to rulo
our fate by highlands act and decd.
Kipling's temper is rivalled by the Ulster
men. whose welcome Of Mr.. Bonar Law sur
passes in number aud enthusiasm that
accorded Lord Randolph Churchill in 1886,
and contrasts strongly with the protests
against Mr. Winston Churchills speech Oh
February eighth. The Ulster Reform Clubs
address to Mr. Law accuses the Government
of forcing Home Rule upon Ireland without
a mandate, and postponing reform OF the
House of Lords until the ACKNOWLEDGMENT of
the United Kingdom is accomplished. The
address demands the maintenance Of the
Constitution, q d declares Ulster will be
justified in the most extreme resistance.
Mr. Law responding said something more
than the Governments trickery will be need
ed to force upon you n Government contrary
10 YOUR consent, the brunt of the battle will
be yours. but with assistance across the
Channel.
A fire in the business centre of Ipswich
has caused damage estimated at one hum
dred thousand pounds.
In the Scottish football cup final at Glass
gov, on Saturday, Celtic beat Clyde by two
to nothing.
A Cairo telegram states that an overload
ed excursion etelmer took three hundred
passengers on an Easter trip to the Nile Dam,
when fifteen miles from Cairo on the return
voyage she collided with another steamer,
turned turtle, and sank with all on board.
Twenty corpses have been recovered. 1t is
unknown how many were rescued, perhaps
two hundred were drowned probably natives.
1t is doubted if any tourists lives have been
lost.
Ottawa, April 1Oth-It is understoodthat
reciprocity follows the recommendations f
Lord Baltour of Burleigh that preference to
, 1912-04-13

DIED, at his residence in this town, at
Is minutes past three on Thursday afternoon,
MIR. GEoRG julius ARENDRUP, Y years of
age. The funeral took place from the Lu-
theran Church at 5 o'clock yesterday after
noon.
, 1912-04-13
PR O OR A N W r..

PART /.
I. March. -. Schnelder's Band. ..Duscomb.
2. Overture. Star of Hope. Mackie-Beyer.
3. Waltz. :. Emeline 80. Luscomb.
4. Schottische. Love Letters Mac kie-Beyer.
PART II.
l. March. .Battleship Texas .Mackie-Beyer.
2. Serenade. Smiling Stars. Mackie Boyer.
3. Waltzes. True Eyes, ackie-Beyer.
4. Cakewalk Colored Bellies. Mackie Boyer.
King Christian.
FRANK A. CRUISE.
Manager.
, 1912-04-13

3 lines of rain was measured at Est. Sal
ly's Fancy on Tuesday morning and Il yes
terday morning.
, 1912-04-13
QUEBEC S. S. CO., LIMITED.

Proposed Schedule of Sailings from April
TO December 81, 1912.
, 1912-04-13

OK The WHARF SUNDAY 18th INST.
from 4 80 pm. by the
CHRISTIANSTED NATIVE BRASS BAND
f. G. JACKSON Jr., Conductor.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-20
CARSON GAME AND
CLEAN BATTLER
ALL The WAY
Rocky Mountain Region Mid
dleweight Champion, Who
Meets Mitchell Here Labor
Day, Has Never Lost Deci-
sion.

Jockey Maynard. sporting writer
on the Denver Times. hands q good
boost Co Jack carson. Rocky mountain
region middlcwciEht champion, lea "A
recent issue OF the Times. carson
has been matched tu FIGHT Jack
Mitchell boo Albuquerque uu Labor
Day Tho people here know Mitchell.
They know hc has terrible Wullop
in either hand us witness the manner
In which he nuorod AZ Smaulding
here several months ago. And they
alsu know carson hy reputation.
Jockey Maynard has been follower
of the nght game fpr wears and has
been hohiud many champions 100 im-
portuut battles. icry is what May
nntd has to wy boo the Times of "a
recent date.
Jack Carson. champion middle
weight of the Rocky mountain
region. has been matched Co meet
Kid Mitchell az Albuquerque, y.
n. ON Labor Day. Carson has
been fighting Ia good form lately
aud has defeated all of the best
middloWughts In this section,
carson intends 20 make jour
nov 90 California this winter ana
try his luck with the best men
of his weight on the coast. Car
son has been offered o. date at
san Francisco whenever he cares
To- make the trip to the Pacific
coast
Tho local middlcwciFht h. tho
slassiyst boxer that has been de
Nolup,d boa this city during the
past six years and gives promise
az becoming The best middle
,.rght ever turned ont ir this
state. Since hc entered tho pugi-
usuu game be- has never lost %
decision and has met every man
boo the west who could be- M
duD,d Goo geo agriust him.
several times Carson hts given
nnl. weight FOO secure 70 match
and nt. owen iuusht h'pyNv'iEhta.
a., ls o. clover tNu-haudvi ught-
co. who Boz aoWg ln. tne core, eng
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-20
PHYSICIANS BAFFLED
BY ST. LOUIS MAN WHO
is TURNING BLACK

ST. Louis. Aug. i9.--At least nfty
ST. Louis physicians have been called
IN consultation 90 diagnose "a peculiar
mulady which has afflicted 3 a Hem
bricks merchant Of Eastwood. tur-
ter county. Mo-. moro than hro
months hendricks is o. pati'at In
tnp MuvHrId wnltarium. Ia Tor ave-
nue. aud West Bclle place. ~t Louis
Seven months ago no wac iu good
health aud OF fair complexion ana
weighed lgl puunds To-day hH skin
is ls dark ls mulutto, ond mis- weight
Is 90 pounds
His fortune exhausted by efforts Ca
cure his illness Hendricks. who lH %
years old was sent Go the -huithruW
uy friends lu Van Barren, NO, JuN
20. Five months prior Go MS entering
the hospital hr was unable io lie ln
bed Ills lower limbs were partially
paralyzod.
Hendricks yesterday said his dis
case began Go show symptoms seven
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-20

months ago when De was slightly in
jurcd In a fan
fncc l. Darker Than BODY.
Or. W ~ Mayncld. head 81 tho
sanltar nm, yesterday said Hendricks
case is the most battling hr ever
treated
II have seen cases OF ilundfee in
which the patients got as yellow as a.
lemon. but never before hnyr ! seen
color change us % JAS Boz this man
Dr Mayh,ld said
Il,Ulricks u., is darker than the
skin of his body IN Maynrld ia
diagnosing the rIsr. gives romplI-
cation as follows Addisuus disease.
cancer of the paucrcas aud rtilNnucs
one of the mvstiflug things about
the case be- tn. physical endurance 90
tlD man. Mr Muynold aIJ For five
months nr haas sl,pt little aud hu htH
suffered Intense psalm almost cuut.u.
ually Ills mind Ht present b. active
uus uv has control of bis arms and
limbs
Dr MlynDd hls invited every phy-
slrian ln ST. Louis Geo mnk" "a dag
uuals since coming tp Ca, hospital
br. MayNrld sHNs. Hendricks has been
free from pain aud has gained
strength physically. IN, physicians
can NOT account Tor the rapid chaEs,
Of Hendricks color.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-20
RACES
SCHEDULED FOR
SEPTEMBER |
Horses to Participate in Cou-
ty Events During Fair
Week to Have Preliminary
Try Outs for Preference.

in Bcrnalillo county is entitled "a rep
resent This county In The county COW
pony races to be- pulled of during
state fair week. IL has been decided
Co have q series OF elimination races
ut Traction park on sunday. S"pt,n-
Der T. owners who had counted ON
entering their horses in the events
during the fair are urged tu enter
horses iu the preliminary try-outs on
september !. The horse that proves
the best animal iu the elimination
races viii Doe the one To- represent
bcrnalilIo county boz the county races
later. Considerable interest is already
being manifested In the prvlims and
some classy horse races may be- cx-
pcetcd.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-20

~ 10 that blk delegations v.U Doc 1t
salt Lake city bright mud oHrIp tu
@nur for their candidate.
Idaho wants ,he honor rlr One ur
H'r citizens and haas already started %
pronounced boom for James ~ Bndv.
former governor of tlo Conn stat, aud
prominently identified with urht and
power propositions. financial usuw-
lions and development Interests .r
Idaho Idaho rs relying on tHp far
western states 60 Join with hcr lu tlc
s'l'cton. Neither gentleman has
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-20
Weeks Mining News of
New Mexico.

CMin.ns aud Engineering worIdl
NogollOn.
From now ON ore from tho Johnson
mine NiiI boz delivered to she so,orro
mill Tor treatment which WIN mako 20
considerable saving iu transportation
COSTS
Tho iron group b. sending about Is
toms ut ore Geo the Dradwuod mill .or
treatment.
Custom orc .s now being received
regularly 40 the ~u.nfrp mill tho
special ore bInv having been a'mplct-
ga s heavy flow OF water was rec
Gently encountered iu tho aOU-fDot
level ON the Quou vein. flooding tho
200 ana 500. foot lpy,Ia of tho mine.
concrete buIkboad ,s being put m
90 stop the luV
\ new sampler has been ordered
ior the DyadN0od Co nmnts the
handling of custom ores The now
5U-horso power auxiliary gasoline en-
CINE for tho mill is now bon commits
sion. The hst clean up for july pro-
ducCd 1850 ounces 0f bullion. with
the usual amount nf concentrates
The D,Du Down lcg-css ar, now
packing its ore Coo the Socorro bins
The Erucstuo Mining company
smelted 1880 ounces ut gold and sill
yer bullion during tho last 20 days
of july. 40 the same time producing
over Nla tons of concentrates. Tile
total output for luc month was 2s.-
900 ounces of hIIliUu and a tons
high gradr concentrate n r ca
pcetgd that th, Nork of reconstruct
| ins the old battery of 20 stamps Will
be completed about september J.
The owners of the Buffalo group be-
tween Mineral ana Copper crccks have
made a nov strike Thcy hove driven
O. drlit u l2u feet AMI crossrut tho
vein, which is % feet wide. with good
ore They are now sinking ana have
gained % depth of roo feet Tho sur
rounding prospects are showing we'll.
A large water channel has boou
struck ON the 50O-foot level ot tho
| Fannie mine Tho water raised 100
feet in "a hours with pumps going 900
! fan rate. The company rs trying 60
| hulkhcad n us the mine iH unable Co
| handle the water with tho present
| pumpiug capacity.
I.ord~burg.
4 gold strike has been made by
] james Frusor ON the Thompson claims
/ 90 the southeast ut the Twin peaks
| camp Tho vein nEsags from SO Ca
| sGu.
A strik, is reported to have recently
! been mr. "a, loo th, lIIueklry mime own
ed by the American Exploration conn
! I..t ...n ALSO owns the now go
tuu m,l luI .s.u.do plant at Cl,ar
Lake. 4 shoot of ore was struck ON
tbs 3O0-foot lowell 40 feet wide thai
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-20
-ehMLRHeLl


Especial Correspondence Co IcraI.d)
salt Lake city. Aus. 90 while tho
Trans Mississippi congress pridos H.
scil ou Tho fact That national politics
have mo- place 10 the Forum OF the
VI est Their" is every indication TINT
there win bee a strong uudorDurr,ut ut
convention politics ui tho forthcoming
sessions boo -llt iuko August 25-aU.
Friends OF John D.. Powell. th, bg
ury goods man OF Wichita <8us. us-
s,rts that by the right uf precedent ny
presidency OF mo organ 1Juuu should
30 To- bim as 600 tho case off the pres
en-, president s. g. Trumho. Musao-
see. oklahoma. who was chairman OF
tho executive committee prior to his
elevation Co the presidency Mi
Powell has mony friends iu Kansas
aud contiguous states who are seeing
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-20

one 90 the greatest curses ~ agri-
culture 90 Italy has been Tor years
the want 90 water Tor Irrigation. due
ia part 90 natural causes in part Go
the Ignorance pf past generations,
who. DESTROYING the forests which
clothed the italian hills a. realize an
immediate gain. ruined some OF the
most flourishiuK regions uf the couu-
try and condemned their dsscct dantH
Co poverty and thirst Many oi the
Italian peasants % the suIth are un-
anlp 90 live u,tr their work ana are
herded loo tny towns FOR want Of
drinking water In the country dis.
ulcts and many Of them walk as
much Is twenty miles "a day 100 con
sequence. loo addition 90 their lahur.
To th,s. conditions is 60 u great vN-
tent dur the large emigration from
the southern provinces, where me ma
Uirs Of the sUii and the want uf trees
has induced the extreme ui aridiN
and renders .t.u rain q disaster Whcu
% comes. as it assumes e torr'ntial
character destroying everything before
b. washing down houses ana iona q"
the sca.
AN This is about 10 be- rcmedicd By
"a vast scheme conceived Dog Engineer
a. Omodero. who, supported hy th"
government which has already pre-
scented H bin and obtained me urccs-
sury appropriation from parliament
VIII form urtugiul LAKES "u the TOP
of the mountains, whore water VIII
be- accumulated and used hoth as hy-
dru-cl,Ctric power and Tor irrigation
one Of tho greatest of these lakes
viii be- on tho Apponines, looking
J down Co the immense plains OF Apuh7,
capable of Irritating 100000 acres ot
! land. Another viii be- on the rocky
mountains ut sardinia, and VIII con
| tain more than half "a billion cuui'
| yards uf water
win such "a system b is believed
! that loo few years th, centre ana
south 81 Ituly aud the islands of Sic
Uv and sardinia wish become one of
| the greatest manufacturing, industrial
ana agricultural cvntera. attincilns
once more, us loo ancient times, the
| commerce Ui the whulc OF ne Mcdi-
| tcrranCuu.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-20

a Wom1us idea ut natural d,sssiug
o. 60 mako puE part uf bier that is too
luug l"nh short aud amy Urt uf urr
tnni N t"U short lYuk Ions Now
huIt Press,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-20

MY child was burned terribly
about tho face. mock ana chest J np-
pl,,d Dr. Thomas Eclectic on me
pain ceased. and the child sank mi" "a
restful sleep Mrs. Nancy NJ Han
son. Hamburg. y. \,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-20

runs $50 per ton. Tho vein .s mu
feet wide Tine cumpau, BE- NOW
milling Tho iiiuekloy ore, running day
and night Recent rains have nil.d
tho mountain streams and tuo mIl
has al tho water II needs John sui
Ivan. mining engineer. is uoW in
chars. DO, the Hinckl,y mime
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-20
RaIn AZ Pittsburgh.

AZ plttsburgh-With the score TO
o in favor OF Pittsburgh, today's game
Nas called iu the second inning on ac-
count OF rain.
other National league games post
p0uod, wet grounds.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-20
ITALY WILL PAY
HER TRIBUTE TO
ABE LINCOLN
Ancient Roman MOnolith to be
Sent to Hardin County Ken
lucky as Memorial to En-
ancipator


(spcfal Correspondence to iierald.l
Rome. August % All hope having
now been lost OF nudiur he stone
taken from the AEEvr ul SerNius TUT
Illus in 1865. ana destined ds % mcm-
ur.al % Rome Co Abraham Lincoln.
Engineer Ferdinand G,tardi. one of
the survivors of Iu, committee ~
fOrtv-srvcn years fEu. has Obtained
from Siguur trrdurn. minister 90 guha
lic instruction, permission CO. take nn-
other gimilur st,n, iH r"pllr" the one
lost. and Go bc sent probably Go Hard
lu county. koutuCky. for the museum
NJ the great president.
Thomas J. D'BrI,u United states
ambassador Co 81 N. has expressed
his satisfaction ut tlc renewal of
ltaly's tribute to thr American patriot.
ana has been willing Co.. take upon
himself, once the stone OBJ ready, tn
have Il sent tu America loo such q way
t.., this time there Viii Dee uo dau-
ger cot !ts falling Go reach its dcstina-
tiuu.
Tho stone VIII bear the same Latin
inscription aud th, same date, June
goth. 1858. originally cared on the
stone entrusted 90 mo British steamer
"Ihll, which, ..WWundcd bY "a
Captain Lincoln. sailed from LcEuOrn
on August ., 1896. and WAS wrecked
ucnr bermuda. LOSING 900 her cargo,
together with the precious memcnto.
whoever remembers the anxiety
caused last yrnr ~ this time hy the
rather serious condition of Plus y
VIII hear with satisfaction that his
health now b. uIl tNt can bc desired,
considering his age. the heavy bur
dvus imposed upon H.m uy bis unique
position. and hy tH. Nfr Dee ls Obliged
To lead confined ls hc is within the
precincts OF the NIflaUu-dcprlYcd OF
the advantage claimed ur this time OF
year by others OF change of air.
The pope has found great benefit
from sleeping this year TO- a more airy,
larger and cooler rnum which, being
exposed Go the north ana west, gives
him the fresh brrrl.s coming from
the Appcnincs and tly Mediterranean
sea. what has really helped him To
pass without great hardship the not
test days has been tuy tunnel recently
built which permits him tO go from
his apartment 90 the vatican gardens
without walking tt aII. IN TACT ne
| dosCDnds by the elevator tu the Court
of san Damasco, where his carrihge
! awaits him. tu which. CROSSING the
! Courts at the Marrscia!o ana of the
/ paphgailp hc enters the tunnel ana
goes directly into the beautiful shady
/ walks and box avenues, rendered
more interesting Hy the remains ui
! th, ancient tower. built 90 defend tn
/ residence of the ruu.ha from the
/ .uuursluus of the Str..uS.
| In one uf hts daily prUWcnudos biu'
I \ ptId visit Goo tine observatory
| under the care ui Father Hagtn, %
! Jesuit from Georgetown Ia America
I The observatory Hwoh stands ut
three ur th, ruined towers, has many
connections with ug United states. u'
besides presents Hf Instruments ah'
other objects semi by wealthy people
land scIrnun. intututlous OF America
q suspension bridge johns the towers
| which is called "tho American
Bridge" because 10 was conceived b'
am American ana carried out viii
American money.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-20
Anrri,nn Innrnc.

Chiynro 80 Philadelphia.
So Louis 40 New York
Detroit al Boston
cleveland al Washington.
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ME9TEKN LEAGUE.
Denver, i9i sioux CITY, 5

ihhN'i, lai Nl'uA wy D.
"a Sioux CIy. a. H y.
sinux CiN ... $40 OOO 100 Q g
Denver ......UO0 liO . u--l3 ~ I
Batteries white. Campbell and
Iadmau. kiusclla ana BLOCK.
Lincoln, 3; Dcs Moincs, ..
AZ Lincoln. n ~ g..
llul In .. roo OOO OOl ia a. 4
D,s Moinos goo 900 600 % d
Batteries Hagcrmnn Palmer Mog-
ridge uuo strltton, sweet and Me
GnN.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-20

T0DAY'S GAMES.


New York ut ST. Louis.
Philadelphia al Chicago,
Boston az cincinnati
Brooklyn az Pittsburgh,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-20

u be- p"=.a'o fur EnI foo fish ,r
compliments without wearing mot
NIlst--bul1s NrNs
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-20
woldr0ng, Crutcher ana Gossc't
nn,nhn. ai Topekn, ].

At Omaha. X ~. y.
onah, ....AlI 600 sos ~
Topeka ....... log 500 l"V ="
batteries Ryan, SICK, Robinson
nam and johnson; Mckee, Hochrohah
ana Bnlngs. smith.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-20
SPORTS

has "a stff punch Ia either hand
Hc is 81 clean fighter and q good
ring general for the time he has
been ut the game.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-20
western League.

Denver az bcs Moincs,
Wichita at Omaha
Sioux city az Lincoln.
S. Joseph ut Topeka,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-20

At 81 Louis: 4. II, p
So Louis INSTRUMENTATION.
New York ..........,,.... Z
Batteries Sale, and Wingo, Gran
dam and Meyers.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-20
AMERICAN LEAGUE.


'''T"N|'''T y - wv ~
At Boston. n. " r.
iiosiua ,.stt .....,.s ..r.t.tA
Detroit ...t,.... ,.t.,...r...
Batteries B,dlcnt aud Carrigan;
Willctt aud Stiuagv.
All other games postponed on uc'
count ol rain.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-20
YESTERDAYS GAMES
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

NrM NorI.. 5. 81. LonI.. 2.
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storms. fog and ice. wilkes was
sometimes driven as much as sixty
miles from the coast and II was az
that distance that he discovered ms
appearance of land which he called
Termination Land ana which tho
charts have always marked with an
INTERPRETATION point
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-20

months ago when he was slightly in
jurcd in fan.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-04-08


sell Jack a lot of bogus mining
stock. The trouble was they talk
ed it over in the sun room of the,
hotel just about the time Pearl
Peach was busting up the bric-a-
brac.
Well soak him good and
plenty said Ike to father, with
some of that Rattlesnake Silver
Mine stock. Its printed up nice
and looks pretty
Go get him. said Getrich,
we'll see if we can't land him
right off and make a getaway
That's what Pearl heard /aS
she brushed off one of them naked
Nenuses and she just let the
statue go and ran to find Jack.
And she found him before Ike did,
you bet.
so when the Getriches took
Jack to one side he just told 'em
all the stock he was interested in
had four legs and was running
around the Cross Bar ranch.
Young Ike, being smart like
fox, thought maybe the girl had
something to do with it. He
nailed Pearl in the hall and put it
up to her. Pearl was too honest
to deny. it. So Ike went to the
boss of the hotel and Pearl got
the grand bounce. ,,.....
"There were tears in her eyes
when she left the hotel with her
little bundle of clothes. She
couldn't hold 'em back because
sheyneeded a job and didn't know
where she could find another.
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