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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-05
HE TOLD THE REASON
HE WAS AMONG FAITHFUL

A Kansas paper SAYS that Gen. J.
a. Weaver. the iowa apostle az green
backlsm. used 20 tell this story, In
substance. by way Of preface 20 IN
wiling political recruits. once upon a
time there was young man who put
on his Sunday suit and blacked his
shoes and combed his hair carefully
and started 90 call on his best girl
But when ne arrived az tho fair
maiden's domiclle. 10 and behold, an
other young man had pre-empted
his accustomed porch chair and had
usufped his right % whisper things
IN her ear. Aud after he had tarried
a while aud was convinced that three
made a crowd, he went forth In sor-
row and with gnashiDg Of teeth
And then he bothought him OF a sec
ond best girl and went around ~ her
home. and there he found another
young man seated beside her 10 the
hammock and feeding her candy
kisses and caramels. And once again
he departed and wandered down the
street until he came Go the Y. NJ, g.
A. rooms And a religious meeting
was in session. and when the leader
saw the young man he called on Inc
young man 10 lead in prayer. Ana
the Young man arose nnd lificd up
his voice and snid. "oh. Lord. we
come 10 thee because We have no.
whore else 20 go.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-05

Five hundred years ago, under the
Ming dynasty, NankIn for a few years
was the capital Of the Chinese en-
pIre. Indeed. lis name signifies
southern capital" just as Pekin
means northern capital" For a
time It was so famous that the CHI
nese we're KNOWN lp Europe os Nan
kinmen."
Again IN the SOS u beanie tho
capital OF the insurgent movement
OF that time. the TAPPING rebellion.
In proelaiulng Nankin the provl-
sional capital the rcyolutionists have
the backing Of historic sentiment.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-05
SLOGAN HEAD IN
At ALBUQUERQUE
IS ADOPTED
Union Meeting Catchphrase
Chosen by Joint Committee ;
Answers Already Coming
From Letters Sent Monday.

Although the FIRST batch OF letters
regarding the big union meeting to
be held here in May were only gent
out Monday. answers to Thorn are al
ready coming in And every answer
promises to send men TO the meeting
The plan adopted by Secretary CUT
yer Is 10 enclose In each letter pos
;al card FOR the return OF the names
- the delegation selected by the
lodge. Most Of the letters, OF course.
have hardly arrived at the lodges 20
which they were addressed. The
early return OF answers Indicates great
interest In the meeting. according to
air. Culver, who u today wearing one
Of those wou't-COmc-On smiles.
All tie literature sent out by the
men working for the meeting bears IN
red letters. almost box-car-slxe. 80 as
60 be readily disceruible 20 railroad
men. the caption. Head In al Albu-
querque" This win he the catch
word 81 the entire campaign for the
meeting, ana Il Is one that Will eaten
the eye ~ the railroad man every
time. The letter is as follows;
Dear sir and Brother;
A Grand Union Meeting, under the
auspices OF Highland Lodge 80. t67,
brotherhood OF Locomotive Flrcmen
and Englnemon, VIII be held IN the
city 81 Albuquerque, New Mexico
May goth 10 gaia, 1919. A splendid
program Is assured. An excursion
90 the Grand Canyon OF the Colorado
s arranged for the last day.
Prominent members Of the four
railway and other orders VIII be- pros-
cnt and participate. An aviation
meet ana racing program are being
arranged. indian sports and Indian
dancing broncho busting and baseball
will be- features OF entertainment
Electric railways and automobiles
make Il easy 90 reach nearby indian
Villages and other points Of interest.
our Immense railroad shops, lumber
mills. Hash and door factories, wool
securing mills tie treating plant, etc.
are few OF the industsles, while the
state university and United states
Indian schools are we'll worth attcn-
ton.
Hoto accommodations arc ample
Tor large gatherings. our AUDITORIUM
has seating capacity OF $500 per-
sons. 40 city on the American cou-
iinent offers more attractive sight
seeing than Albuquerque, particularly
"a that time Of the year.
Sec that IA least three members %
your lodge are named 10 be az thi8
meeting. Place names of those rp-
pointed 10 come on the enclosed card
and return az once.
FraternGlly yours.
ARTHUR G.. CULVER.
Announcement has been made for
the hrst time Of the different boards
ana committees Ia charge Of the ar
fair. They are as follows;
J. A, Hubs. president; Thos. D.
sherwood, president G. o. cush-
man, treasurer.
Executive noard-A. -. Loken,
chairman B Cocn. p. Ifanley, Jean
J. Roberts, NJ. T. Echutt ! u. era
ham. J. y Goodoll
Advisory Board--W u Hahn, chair
man r. A. Mann, NJ. l.. stern. Geo. d.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-05
MORE HARMONY.

For quite a snen now the Demo-
Gratis have been making a noise like
harmony In fact. they have been
boistcrously vociforousiy harmonl-
Gus. speaker Champ Clark. the
great authority on Democratic har-
mony win tell YOU 80 himself
During the long extra session OF
congress last spring and summer.
when for the first time In many years
the Democratic party came into COM
'rol Of the house OF Representatives,
Messrs. Clark ana Underwood had
their forces well IN hand. and ~ there
was any recaicltrant brother who had
kick coming on the way things
were being run he was persuaded to
keep Il 10 himself and not let any
word OF It get TO the country.
But with the rcassembllnE OF con-
gross in regular session q different
atmosphere seemed 90 prevail. This
members had been home and talked
with their constituents. who are more
interested IN getting new federal
building or IN providing a Job for
some needy relative than they are IN
reforming the world IN a day. Re-
turns had begun TO come IN from the
widely heraided economy program
which had been put into effect at the
extra session. and the returns we're
not Overwhelmingly or notloeably fa-
vorabie 20 u. Also. the harmony pose
had been held quite as long as Il IL
possible for Democrats TO hold Il. ana
they were beginning 20 get tired.
Something within them had been
swelling up an the time. and It had
10 set out or there would be an ex-
plosion.
Thus IL was that when the ques-
ton Of appropriations for federal
buildings came up MIR. Underwood for
the first time lost his grip OF the sit
uation and was voted down in his
economy program. Principle had to
give way to pie.
Not only that. hut. At the Jack
son day dinner 20 be given In WASH
ington next Monday night, the big
DenVcratle keynote-sounding feed Of
the year william jennings Bryan
was given the most desirable place
on the epeechmaking program, and
was played up as the stellar atsrae-
ton OF the OCCASION Whereupon Mr
Underwood between whom ana MT
Bryan there is little friendship. sud
denly remembered that he had re-
Gently suffered from an attack OF
near-appendicitis. or cold IN the
head, or something like that aad
that his physician had forbidden him
20 eat rich food or indulge In violent
language. both OF which would be In
cvltsble n he should attend din
ner at which Mr. Bryan was the
principal and last speaker. There
fore, Mr.. Underwood sent his regrets.
Altogether. Democratic harmony Is
beginning to look natural again.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-05
HUNG wUNG DIP SAYS
HE WAS MIsQU0TED
Dr. sun Vat SIN win Make Good
President II Tie Does Not Let ITS
Queue Grow out Again.

That the statement attributed TO
him In the morning paper TO the gen
efal effect that Dr. Sun va Sen would
make bad president for China,
was partly In error and waB
doubtless due TO The reporters mis-
Interpretation Of the language, was
the text OF communication sent 10
this Office today by Hung Wung Dip.
Hung also emphatioaliy wants Il
understood that he is not shirt
wrlnger and that he has not been a
shirt wrlnger for siN months. He says
that he is now first assistant marker
and that when business does not keep
him employed at that task that be
helps the head ironer squirt water on
the clothes
Hung says that what he did say 10
the reporter was hat DR. sun would
make a bad president of China n he
became negligent and did not attend
10 his tonsorial work. Hung says that
ne does not think the reporter mis-
quoted him intentionally but that AZ
there are ten thousand different words
for tons0rlal In the Chinese language
and as the reporter spoke only the
Manchu tongue With q smaiterlng Of
Arabic and Esperanto. be did not get
the complete meaning Of lungs state
ment The letter sent TO The Herald
by Hung Is as follows.
VI, ~ Keeki
ChangowanlonsWa
pi llneichang Ink wlwlgow mini sha
ngil shngugu ishI a. ninlgwa TODD
gwar fotlshi a.
shanghaied
HUNG.
This being lntyrureied means that
the reason they have no word for mar
In the Chinese LANGUAGE Is because the
Chinese invented gunPowder before
they ala hrocrnlkcls.
Hung also denies that his ancestors
were executed. lle aaya they an died
OF onnui.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-05

Woman no longer regards mar
rage as the be-au and end-all Of
life" said Mrs. Miriam Sells Wagner
al tho state Federation OF women's
clubs IN New York "women no
longer take Miss Nancy Prices view
Of marriage. Miss Nancy said a
young girL what kind of a husband
would you advise me TO choose |?
We'll. my Gear. ssaid old Miss Nancy.
peering over the tops OF her specta-
clcs. If you can't get bachelor or
a wfdower. 1 advise you BY all means
to take a divorced man. ("
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-05

Governor Hooper OF Tennessee OBJ
tanned personal knowledge OF conai-
lions In the ponitoutiary Of his STATE
by becoming an inmate Of Il fov two
DAYS. SIC slept IN a cell ana he ala
te an convlcis are compelled 20 do
in prison. He saw ~ once the need
of tuberculosis ward, and he sa"
many holpiessly crippled prisoners
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-05

Miss Hazel Roate. who has been
studying music der Prof john C..
tory. San Franc. .. has been CONE
PEELED 20 return 90 her home In this
city on account % illness, Miss hop-
cry will return Goo san Frauclsc0 10
complete her curse. probably in
jane.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-05

George AIDE. with the gentle eyni-
clsm Of the confirmed bachelor. was
talking IA New York about New Year
RESOLUTIONS. EVERY wife," he said.
loves to see her husband turn over
for her sake new leaf--in his
.eheekbook."
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-05

Whom gsvcn as soon na the croupy
cough appears Chamberlaln's Cough
Remedy will ward of an attack Of
Group and prevent an danger and
causc OF anxiety. Thousands of moth
ers use n successfully. Sold by all
druggists pssl
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-05

The weeks most unimportant news
Is the announcement from clnein-
natl thee Congressman Longworth q
prepared to go either 70 defeat or
victory with President Taft"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-05

For the best SADDLE horses in tho
city call phone No. 3, W. L. Trimbie.
ia North Second sweet
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-05

The public viii breathe a sigh OF
relief that Mr. TAFT az last knows the
worsl-,Baron Burg broke the news
TO him
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-05

Alfalfa for horses cows, rabbits and
POETRY. e. w. Fec.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-05

". y. vost. a partner ,n tho MorIno
sheep company LETT last night for
his ranch 90 the Seven Lakes coun-
lry, after spending several days here.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-05

Blessed are the peacemakeFs. COR
they shall receive a large amount OF
editorial attention IN the Outlook.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-05

Did Baron Burg memorize his
little speech 10 the president. or ala
he just hand Hllles carbon copyy
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-05
New Mexico Notes.

A number OF members OF the Ros-
we'll Ad club will 90 to Dallas to at
tend the National Association meet
ing, 10 be held there next May. Plans
Tor the trip we're outlined at recent
meeting Of the Roswell organization
Il Is possible the frip viii be made
by automobile.
That the United States has dis.
missed It's suit against the Alamogor-
do Lumber company, Is the rumor
abroad In Alamogordo, based on what
Is claimed 80 be strong indications
nom me departniept OF Justice Ac-
cording TO the Alamogordo News the
suit against the AlamogOrdO Lumber
company was lnstigated by a man at
present a resident OF the town. The
News claims that as the result OF
the shut down Occasloned by the liti-
cation, Alamogordo and Otero county
lost million dollars, which would
have been paid In payrolls and the
purchase OF supplies.
s. Kirby, secretary Of the Roswell
Chamber of Commerce. has put In a
bid 10 the United states war depart
meni, asking for souvenirs OF the
wrecked battleship Maine, recently
brought from the bottom OF Havana
harhor. The relics, II obtained, will
be placed IN the New Mexico Military
institute.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-06-19
sGNoR LACERENGA ROYAL ITALIAN GUARDS BAND.

OF
which CAuulqla week first distinguished himself
y bandnae director the Boys Musical College
band when he Old and a student in the Boys
a time of
this old college this boys band
celebrated Neapo
Concert band Of the best known Italy His genius
his education
America this with his Royal itamn Guards Victor
He Rep CmutHnqm with this
band last and brought back thousands of
quests
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EFFICIENT EMPLOYEES.

~ There's one ever present de- y
~ mand that's echoed from every -
y mart Of business-the whole at y
- mosphere of the business world =:
x ls permeated with it-the de- y
- mand for efficiency. "
- Those who are skilled. cap x
rs able and fitted to bear respon- x
- sibility; workers who can do y
y their task with least possible =.
- lost motion-those who MAKE ev- =:
- ery movement count in accom- x
- plishmeut-they are the ones -
g: that efficiency demaLds. .;
- Efficiency workers; trained eX- *
e: ecutiyes as well as those for =:
- minor positions, are close stu .:
- dents OF the Wants. z;
- n you would have your organl- y
=: zati0n composed OF workers who y
- are efficient, Mr.. Employer, =
= make full use OF the Want Col y
- umns. =
y emsy Y ge: y y - y * y x x ss y
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TOWEL SUPPLY.
FOR RENT
" .: y !: y: y. " y =: .: y X " y ~ ).
FURNISHED FOR RENT

North Side Inn ROoming house !.
y % rooms strictly modern VIII ).
J. rent very cheap all or part Y
good condition and a money max Y
:: er-M. L. West, Guthrie, Ikla. =.
!. y.
v :. " y =: " ~ " y. y y y " y Y g:
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NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBE IS.

In the event OF delivery being I'm
perfect, or paper being rolled, twisted
or mutilated, subscribers are urged
to make immediate complaint to the
husintss office in person, by telephone
or mall.
Mail subscribers should examine
the address on the label of their
paper, I'll SHOWS when subscriptions
expire. When you remit the label is
changed, II not notify this office, II
you wish your subscription discon-
tinueed write the office, otherwise the
paper will be continued. In shang.
Ing addresses give botn old and new
addresses.
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DISTRICT OFFICERS.

District Judge. a. IT, Huston. Gutarie
state Senator. B. T.. Berlsey Guthrie
Judge superior Court : s Lawrence
Representatives J. $. Shearer. Guth-
lie: Geo. +. Clayton. Waterloo: o. B
Acton. Lowell
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-06-19

Q.--Matthew xviii, 51.53, is as fol
lows-"And behold tho vail OF tho terr
PIE was rent in twain. from tho top TO
the bottom; and tho earth did quake,
and the rocks rent and many bodies OF
the saints which slept arose. and came
out of tho graves after His resurrection,
and appeared unto many in the holy
city" Who were these saints" and
why did thsy appear at tho time Of
Christ's orucifixion7 20. E.. b.
Answer In the first place it should
he noted that the saints" did not
come forth at the time Of Christ's cru
c6xion but 'Gfier his resurrection"
aud the account does not say how
long after" AS to who they were.
we could only surmise Ms the account
does not particularize sufficiently to
furnish exact identification Perhaps
the sleeping saints at the time Of the
Lords resurrection were those faith
ful servants aud Prophets of former
days. such as those mentioned by the
APOSTLE In the eleventh chapter Of He
brews. AS u why their bodies were
caused 10 appear In the holy city: we
might conjecture that it was to form
type or picture representing the events
that would trausplre at the time Of
the resurrection of the entire Christ.
the Body of Christ the Church. In the
end Of the Age Their bodies may
have appeared without their becoming
conscious. and they will yet awake
from the sleep of death ia the last
days Daniel xii. 13,
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Business Opportunities.

WANTED to buy oil lands or long
leases in new territory in or ada
cent to proven oil sections. Address
c, H., rooms 207S Hemplo Court
Bldg., 219 Dearborn St, Chicago, Ill.
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AGENTS Wonderful opportunity:
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ial used bY all brewers for brewing
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postal; well show you how to make
money quick. American Products
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UNITED STATES GoVERNME ENT
ANALYSIS OF WE'LL NO. 4.

Grains per
Gallon.
ammonium chlorld CNII4CD ..... .0174
Lithium Chlorid CLiCD ............ trace
Potassium Chord (KCD .......... trace
sodium nitrate (NaNOSt........... .0i06
Sodium chlorid tNaCD. D.............2 25 9S9S
Sodium sulphate tNa2SOi)......... 1870
sodium bicarh0uate tNaiCO@) .29.30ls
Sodium carbonate (Na3CO3J ....... 2.6100
Magnesium bicarbOnate tMg(HCO
3)2 Observation-Disclosures. O.s70s
Calcium bicarbonate (CaGICO)2... .Si61
Ferric oxid and Aumina (Fe20S
and Al203) NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. trace
Silica tSiOO Observation-Disclosures. O.s2S0
Total .-.................... -S1.44S0
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-06-19

o--lf all coed people go TO heaven
whom they die" what is the necessity
of praying THY Kingdom como. Thy
will be done on earth as il is IN heav.
on?" Who would be left on the earth
20 do Gods wilI7 Nv. p. NJ
Answer.-Ths portion of the Lords
PRAYER expresses the sincere hearts
ilesire of all true Christians. 1t Is GER
tainiy not an empty petition nor
mere formality Of words II Is to be
fulfilled az the time of the Lords re-
turn when He will establish the King.
dom In the earth. and the world OF
mankind VIII gradually be brought in
to harmony with the righteous laws
aud regulations governing that King
dom, by the restitution blessings md
privileges which will be extended to
al during the thousand years of Mes
aiahS reign. Those who become
"good" -righteous-in that time will
never 20 to heaven but will remain ON
the earth ana live forever amidst the
most delightful surroundings. aS Para
disc will have been restored lActs III:
1929 When all have reached perfec
ton. mentally morally, md physically,
then the Divine Will shall be done on
earth as it Is In heaven. The good
people" OF the present Christian Era
0re called saints and have been prom
ised heavenly or spiritual inheritance
which they will enter in upon at
Christ's appearing Ill Timothy iy, s.
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OF MINERAL
WELLS WATER
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
ANALYSIS or "HERCULES"
WATER Grains pCl


Ammonium chlorid CNH4CD.. .359s
Lithium chlorid LicD ........ slight trace
Potassium chorid O[CD D....... trace
Sodium bromid (NaBr) ......... 0.S5Sf
Sodium i0dld (NAD........... .l0f4
sodium nitrate (aNO3)......... S.5206
Sodium ntriie (NaNO2) .0S7O
Sodium chlorid (NaCD .......... I0S0.S184
Sodium sulphato (Na2SOD. 86 1890
Magnesium sulphate (MgSOD... 971616
Calcium sulpha.e (CaSO)....... 1888 1890
Calcium biearbonate tCa(HCO)2. $500
Ferric oXld aud Alumina CFe2OS
and AI203) ................. 2378
silica (SiO2) Observation-Disclosures. 095l2
Total NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1867 $3.50
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The 1911 Hws pertaining to Roads
Highways, bitches and Drains
Pamphlet form. Price 25c each
Special prices on quantities, Addrss
Book DepartmeHt Leader PrintiH
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-06-19

Q.-What wan the condition OF tbs
world before creation? Was tho ma
torisI on hand for tho creating OF the
world. and il so what was it's condition
IN regard 10 land and water2 wv. A. S.
Answer. The Genesis account OF
creation ls very brief The sacred
writer does not theorize or speculate
about the matter but briefly and to the
point sets forth the reasonable fact
that the First Great Cause. God. ere
Hjed the heavens and the earth. and
that originally the earth was without
form and void, and darkness covered
the deep. We accept it as n reasonable
thought that all space Is filed with
matter or substance in some form, and
we could not conce SO of II perfect
vacuum Perhaps the Creator formed
cll of the terrestrial and celestial
bodies from this inexhaustihle supply
Of substance which fills all space; we
60 not know, the Bible does not say-
We do know. however, on the author
nv Of the inspired record. that the
earth was at one time without form and
void. aud that this condition wns fol
lowed by n series of creative epochs.
called days" and that in these epochs
the Lord gradually arranged and or
dcred the conditions preparatory 10
making the earth suitable habtntion
for mankind 1t was during the third
of these days that the waters and
the lands were separated
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Q.-Can you tell ms the meaning %
Revelation *. 9, where Il says, "And
they went up on the breadth Of the
earth and compsssed the camp of the
saints about, and the beloved city; and
fire came down from God out of heaven,
and devoured then1"7 Who are the
"saints" referred to, and also the "bs-
loved city"2 IN. {. J)
Answer.-The events narrated here
occur at the end of ChriSts thousand
year reign when Satan is loosed for a
little season (verse .. The saints"
are the faithful servants OF Ancient
Worthless. mentioned particularly by the
Apostle iu Hebrews, the eleventh chap
ter. These. according to the Scriptures.
will be the princes in all the earth"
during the period Of Christ'S reign and
will be the representative ruling class
OF the Messiah psalm XIV. f6l. The
beloved city" Is doubtless Jerusalem.
which the Scriptures intimate will be
the capital city OF the world. In the
end OF the millennial reign OF Christ.
when all the world shall have been re-
stored to perfection mentally. morally
and physically, the final trial or test
will come when Satan Is released.
Those who IN any way will mauifest
the wrong condition OF heart by being
influenced to rebel against the "saintss
will be destroyed by Divine power.
"They shall be as though they had noe