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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-10-04
PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO
4 THE STATE CONSTITUTIONS
CHAPTER IS SESSION LAWS OF 1911 4
III House Bill No 30 r NJ; A. Nestos) Ell,
uNiFo MtTY OF l8 TAXATION ss AND
Y V CLASSIFICATION OF PRO PERTY #

CONCURRENT RESOLUTION Amend.
Inc the CONSTITUTION: Of the State 81
rs sS North. Dakota. Relating g uniformity
5 n sls,catlon Of Property. for the purpose
Of Taxatlon and Relating further TO
the Assessment and Taxation Of Ger.
BE Il Resolved BY the House 81 Repre-
VI isentattves Of the State Of North Da-
3s5 l 10 Eota the Senate concurring !.
The " amend%epht ITS
sArtlcle s5of the Constitution OF North
ton Of the State 81 North Dakota. is
be chosen ut the next general election
insatd state..to he by The said last men
TONED legislative assembly submitted to
approved Eor relection, in accordance
with the provisions 5of section 202 Of
the constitution Of the State Of North
CONSTITUTION 81 the s,atn. Of North pa
kota Is amended to read as follows 3S 3
Il. Section l76 Taxes shall be uniform
Guiding franchises within the territorial
limits Of the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS he tax,
and shall he levied and collected for
aay a re tb pre gfate
GountV4ard Municipal Corporations. shall
pc exemp q o1lS axation;% and The leg
islative assembly snail by 81 general law
clnsivey for school. religious. cemetery
chart able or other public purposes and
personal property to- any amount not
Axceeding In vaIne two hundred dollars
for each individual 4 liable 10 taxation
provided that all taxes and exemptions
In force when this amendment 4 Ia adopt
go shall remain In force. In the same
manner and 10 the same extent. until
% herwisc provided by statute. h 5 "a. e
| 5}, 3AMENDM FSNT. ) Section I79 an amend
ed BY article Z ~ the C0nstit utlonf oil
North Dak0t q tof tn. Constitution Of the
State sof North Dakota Is amended te
sse,sn ss1sss
sfsse sss Il 's yss s taf sSsntK
which II Is situated. In this mannsr pre-
scribed BY law The property Including
franchises Of all railroads operated II
this state. and OF all express companies
freight line companies. dining car com
pontes. sleeping car companies. vi s'.s ca
| equipment companies. or private car lin
companies. telegraph or telephone com
| pantes or corporations operating IN thi
state and used directly Or: Indirectly ii
the carrying Of person. property O
messages. shall he assessed by the stat
,l9 ss4 q equalization l1 9 manner Pre-
| sion as! ma " BE- provided by law. gsE Blu
should any ral!raad II, allow any portion
I .poss other than " pperation Of raj!
1 way. lie 80 used shall be assessed Ii
The. manner provided for the assessmen
| OF other real property " 4, .3SaSE }5JX
II Approved March 3. 1914 "a g..sSSssJs H
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-10-04
PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO
THE STATE G CONSTITUTION
tCHAPT EFF. 81 ssiON LAWS OF 1s1IJ
q House Bill Mo- 7s-z.M G v. O'Connpt Of
If Grand isorks) ss,
ssEl.eIsUeLlc INSTITUTIONS. !

I55 Ell. coNc URRENT RESOLUTION I'd
Ess amend Article 10. Section 216s of the
mi CONSTITUTION Of the state OF North
IN p y ak ota rtatntno 70 Public institu-
Belt Resolved BY the House Of Repre-
I. n SCI Of the state of North Da-
Si5 ~ K0i y. the Senate Concurring a "
ct, q s " ntior, Of the state Of North sDas
ikoi ais agreed tosand hereby referred
at TIE next general election in the State
ijof Worth Dakota, to- be by said: last
mentioned Leaislativa Assembly submit
:l lee 10 a. the flied electors of said
Ggrdance with the provisions Of Section
sGs Of ~ e. Constitution OF the State OF
]. !. 4 A NJ Article Is. Section !,
NORTH y Dakota. IS amended so as to read
s !, 1 AZ The fol,ow,ns named pus.
located as q hereinafte provided, y each
'5 n have 50 much OF the remaining grant
81 one hundred and seventy Thousand
a aor land made .by the United States
INSTITUTIONS t! .'' ~ Is allotted by law, Via:
VIC First a soldiers home, when located.
q eh snGh g.her charitable institution a.
y. se ,ieegls!ative assembly may determine.
- ,s,.h L,sbon. y. The county Of Ransom.
w WIN ,,a = gran, OF forty Thousand acres Of
\, Z Second The achoa., Is. the bind Il
Moth an Dakota. al q. Bat hka 70, In the
i e,o.n y ,,sOf l''.nlDinh. with = grant OF
thirty thousand acres hi US rs s1ss M Sss
81. rhird ys3s An Industrial school and school
TOT /, manual StraininE, or such other edn-
Gealionai Or char able 4 illsli tuition as the
!. pI islattys assembly may provide. al the
;fS'sE q . tho county sof
, a,s..s 9Th 4 srs,,t q forty thousand
!, Eolrt !, !. school 81 forestry. Of such
gns ~, may dsterInt,,e. al the city J 3,
n III. y " hs ot Bot,inaSu.
u, w ~ q 4. scientific school, OF 4 such
!, otnsl edMcal .ionAl charitabls institI.
I,s.i \ ~ the leKislatiys assembly may
prHssrios.. at the city Of Wahpeton,
county s.Ys,I e ~ Richiand. with q srant 81
i e 81. thDussnd acres 1t
]. !; Pig ID. state normal school al the
ely q MinotE III the county Of Ward:
p u. tlsat, no utt,er inslitutior,isof
located BY HIS artiais. 81; stab,
~ - % maintained without o revision
pproved February Ii 24. 1911. - Es583
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-10-04

upon ~ d majority OF all il the members
elected 10 each house, such afRendme
or amendments shall become . part OF
the constitution Of this state .S Should
any endmsnt or " amendment pro-
~ g majority OF all the votes cast at
the general election As herein provide
put fatltng TO receiYe approval BY the
@iieo ,lli legislative assembly TO which
filtS has, been ret erred . such amendment
Or amend n1ents shall again be submitted
80 the people at the next general cleo
lion. for their approval; or rejection as
AT the previous general election n Should
"a ajority} of all the legal votes east at
such succeeding general election A such
g ndment or am ndments at once be.
come 81 II part Of the Institution OF this
4 sta s&S3ss Any & amendment Il or amendments
proposed BY Initiative petition and fail )
ing Of ADOPTION as herein provided.
snail mot be again considered until the
expiration OF six years a N an 5gE.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-10-04
sRRovlpING FOR " I'M INITIATIVE Az To
II N if4 lef CONS TiTuT ION "a CONCURRENT
8RE SOLUTION Amending the constItu.
34 ton Ct the State \: Of North n Dakota.
55sss RrovIdina for the n Z uture %Amsndmsns;


@REsoLUTIoN Amending the c ,,,lu, ,tu.
t,onS5 81 the State :of tlorth Dakota.
5rroy .as ser The 8 z amendment
4 Be- II Resolved BY the senat u Y ~ ".
53s state Of II North NJ Dakota. the House
q Represent tives t.nncurring .fI S n s's
pa ssGtlon Io.na Thai The fo.iowins pro
yticls IL. OF the coRst tt,n ION az the state
. !. North If Dakota. be eeferred 10 q the
legislative assa ni,ly5 10 % chosss, b. at
North f pakoia sns stase
y oyg said last mentioned legislative as !.
Z ssembly; submitted n, the qualified ! elec-
lection Is In accordancea viii. the nrnvi-5
1. asstons OF sect lion 202 q 80 Is 4 constitu-
ss'oa Is tss ssats aF as :,
2q2 of The constitution 81 the .. I'll IL . 81
~ Norths Dakota u u 4 maRded 90 f7S I'd Ss$ "a
Tread as follows:
!, Section 3, Z I. This ,n.y III
/, ,,s T.fst y Any ams,n'dmsnt anend
either hass the 1sEas
ssagreedst " q majority 81 the me ssi,
elected So each! of 5ths5 two houses. such
: p,, s i, amandmel,t shall be entered
! yeas ard nays taken thereon. and re-
ferred to Il the Legislative assembly, IA "a
d0aSsap ss
law. Tor. three mont I'D previous Is the
& time Of making such ioice. and IL ia
g
or anne ndments shall be agreed rs 81 4.
4 naJortty ot All bers elected ITO each
4 hIogse, rs. snen Us shall be duty
4 proposed amendment OF anendme q 10
the people lin such manner and III such;
1l lneida AZ - .he Il leEisat
s and rat ify such amendment ar an1er,d- &
Il 1enfs Dy q ma1orif U OF the electors
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-10-04

her Sof votes cast for secretary 81 state
at the gular1 election last preceding
sthe filing Of any petition for 4 the initia-4
tive orr for the eferendum shall be the
basis on 5$wh ich y the number 81 4 legal
voters necessary at o sign such petition.
shall be counted B
Petitions and orders for Il the initia-i
Il tive and for the III referendum shall be
n filed with the secretary sof stat e, and
in submitting the same to the people
by the general laws and the act sub
uniting this amend ment until legislation
shall be specially prov ded therefor 85
ling. but legislation may be en- acted N to
facilitate its opera ion 855
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-10-04
NO I|| . REASON R + | 5 |. !. !. FOR
When Devils Lake Citizens SHOW 4
sfj3ss5 Way. "a

There can be no reason WHY nv
reader of this who suffers the torturess
OF an aching back, the annoyance 81
urinary disorders. the pains and dan
gers OF kidney ills viii fail to heed tie
words of neighbor who has found
relief. Read what a Devils Lake citi.
zen says: IL Ss3i
n Mrs. N. Il. Waller, 1o3 E. sixth 81,
Devils Lake, N. Oak. says: ..I can
speak very highly Of Doan's kidney
Pills and / have recommended them
to many Of my friends and acquaint-
ances. In every instance where they
have been used, benefit has been re-
5ceired. My FIRST experience with d.
ans Kidney Pills took place about two
years ago. At that time they relieved
me Of q dull, bearing down pain is
the small of my back MY kidneys
were strengthened and I Improved SO
greatly In other ways that was Given
great confidence in this remedy. Lasts
spring, when again had need of3 q
medicine. 4 took Doan's Kidney Pills
and they acted as effectively as be-.
fore. ! have little faith il medicine
as 9 rule. but I make al exception
with Deans kidney Pills. for
that they live up to representa- ions. nj
For sale BY all dealers Price 50
cents. Foster burn CO. Buifalo.
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name Doan, and
take no other.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-10-04

I GRAND FORKS, Oct. 4.-Nd moro
important work is being done by the
Better Farming association than the
arousing. Of interest in farming among
boys of the various communities in
which Oh the experts are at work. Ed
win Maryland. the Barnes County ex-
pert; writes the special service bureau
at Grand Forks that one hundred and
twelve rural school boys between the
ages Of twelve and eighteen enrolled
for the acre. yield corn contest In
Barnes county last spring. Each boy
is endeavoring to produce the highest
possible, yield Of corn per acre in the
hopes Of obtaining cash prize for
the highest acre yield Of corn. A first
prize Of $500 in gold is offered to the
who obtains the best yield Of mature
corn per acre. A second prize of SIS
is given and a third of $40. In add
ton, the boys are entitled to compete
for the state prizes. These prizes will
be awarded the latter part Of septem.
ber. $is III
In add addition t!:, Is, to the the ene hundred and
twelve boys competing for the acre
yield prize, sthirty-fye boys are grow.
ing one-half acre, and tWenty-one, one.
fourth acre Of corn for the purpose
of producing better seed. This work
has been developed through the rep:
resentatiVes Of the Better Farming as
ISOLATION in Barnes county, Messrs.
Maryland and White. 355
Instructions through personal visits
to the boys homes, talks and circu-
lars were given by the county experts
20 aid in the success of the contest.
Special instructions we're given in the
preparation Of the ground, the plant
ing and the cultiyating. Now assist
ance is being given in the proper
methods Of selection and curing of
seed corn. Every boy will be visited
by one Of the county experts and viii
be assisted in making proper selec
tions. This is one Of the most import
ant phases Of the work. 585 .ss
The corn contest and the growing
Of corn by the boys Of North Dakota
is Of great Importance, in that it pro-
yides an easy means Of securing a
large quantity OF home grown seed
corn that has been properly selected
and cured. Then again, it stimulates
interest in good farming among the
boys.
To further broaden ind stimulate
the interest in corn growing and better
farming in Barnes county, it has been.
arranged to hold q series of agricul
tural fairs in the towns OF Wimble-
don, Leal, Sanborn, Oriska, Litchville,
Nome and Fingal The business men
Of these towns have offered prizes for
the best exhibits Of corn and other
farm products. Short talks will be.
given each day, explaining the basis
OF award and why some Of the better,
farming methods are advisab BILE, Later
III the year, the best exhibits Of each:
Of these town fairs VIII be taken to-
the county exhibit at alley City, where
all parts Of the county viii compete.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-10-04

ment unless authorised by d two-thsrds
vote Of the people Provided, that the
state may appropriate money Ia the
treasury or to be thereafter raised by
taxation for the construction or i'm.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-10-04

in eegis, alton shall be especially en-
acted therefor
ing. but iaws may; be. enacted for the
,urpose OF facilitating its Il opera ton,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-10-04

John Aaher VIII maxi
loans ct lowest rates ilegeg
Of paying AZ or part of principal Az
any interest pay naent date No delay.
Money always On hand.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-10-04
PROP OSED AMENDMENT Irnl
II TIE :: STATE &C CONSTITUTION

5eCfaAPTER 81 SESSION Laws OF 1911,
Il f.i ssi,a Y Bal $S Weio)
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-10-04
PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO
The STATE g CONSTITUTIONS B.

stCIi APTF1R 81 SESSION Laws OF 1915
y Senat - Bill 81 e. AZ 55# t;tbbonaS
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-11-20

You'll both sto ptalking and
get out of this court room at
once" he said "on pain Of spend
ing a week or two telling each
other about it in the Bridewell.
Now beat it, and the next time.
But Ed and H. ]. had gone,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-11-20

you do not know this man? says
he.
What do I know about your.
disreputable friends?' says she.
$50 with. that the nut climbs
back beside me in the auto, and
drives off again. We drive around
for a few blocks and the silence
is oppressive. Then the nut turns
to me:
GIVE made mistake, says he.
What can I do to square it with
you?
"fWell,' says I, you might
buy me drink -
Just at this point Mr.. H. J. /.
Butler interrupted court proceed
ings and Eds woeful tale.
eyes," he yelled, "you says
can buy you a drink, and then you
leads me to saloon what you
know Of, and what happens, I ask
you, what happens?"
"You buy me drink" said Ed.
'Do you hear that, your honor?
He says I buys him a drink. Do
1 buy him drink? oYur honor,
he has about ten friends in that
saloon, and I buys them all a
drink, and after I've bought 'em
all one drink, he says maybe his
feelings would be squared whole
lot more if I buys another round. |
Your honor, it costs me so buy
ing drinks for him and his friends. |
You might have thought they
was camels, and that this was |
49, 1-;.,Jx;,or Jo1v -
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-11-20

other about 1t IN the Br1deWell.
Now beat it, and the next time.
But Ed and H. ]. had gone,
SARATOGA HOTEL VICTIM
is IDENTIFIED
The woman murdered IN the
Saratoga hotel last Thursday
night was Mrs. Emma Kraft, of
1852 Marshall avenue, Cincin-
natl.
The murdered woman's cloth
ing was positively identified to-
day in Cincinnati by Mrs. Kraft's
niece, Mrs. Anna Kicker, and her
daughter, Florence Kicker.
The motive of the murder was
robbery. Mrs. Kraft had over
$4,000 in her possession when she
left Cincinnati two weeks ago.
The arrest of Cincinnati man
for the murder is expected at any
time. Mrs. Kraft was known to
have feared this man.
Mrs. Kraft formerly ran a gro
Gerry store in Cincinnati. Recent
ly she sold the business for 81, $40.
Shortly after this she complain
ed to Chief of Detectives Craw-
ford of man who had swindled
her out of $500. Chief Crawford
told her to swear out-a warrant in
the state courts.
The woman appeared to be
afraid to do this, and instead be-
gan making arrangements to
leave Cincinnati.
Two UeRks 400 she left refine
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-20
LOCAL SHOP men
WANT THEIR
OWN HOMES
Demand Is Being Met With
Offer 70 Sell Them Desirable
Properties at Fifty Cents
Down and Fifty Cents a
Week.

One ~ the most striking iadsca-
lions Of the strength Of the "AIbua
guerque spirit" Il the growing desire
OF local employed people - own their
own homes. The = partlsulariy true
81 Albuquerque railroad employees.
and more particularly Of those en-
ployed In thq genta re shops. The
homc-owning dtgirg has been greatly
strengthened lately BY the belief that
the local rallFoBd shops are to be
greatly extended--a belief which ~
declared In welI-Informed circles 20
be mighty well founded.
An ideai opportunity for employed
people who desire TO acquire prop
erty Of their own n found In what II
known as the John n. Moore Realty
company Second Addition. which ~
located al the end of the car line on
Second and Third streets. Lots In
this addition--whioh u already con-
slderably built up--are 20 be offered
at exceedingly reasonable prices. and
IL further announced that pay
ments may be made at the rate Of
80 cents down and 90 cents a week
These are believed 10 be tha easiest
terms ever offered on Aibua cerque
real estate, and they should appeal
strongly 20 genuinely ambitious en-
Dioyed people.
II IN scarcely necessary 10 point out
tho advantages offered by the John
NJ. Moore SECOND Addition 10 Santa
Fe employees. The section not only
offers home sites close To the shops.
but. with the prospect OF shop extern
sions. also premises q tremendously
Increased value within "A COMPARE
lively short time. A thorough In
vestlgation Of. this very unusual real
estate offer II invited by the John ~
Moore Realty coapany which has
the sale OF lots la charge.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-20
.YOAKUM HAS 1000
GALLON WELL
Five Hundred Acres Placed in
Cultivation by POrtales Man
Who Develops on a Big
Scale.

II. ID. Yoakum " Portales. n. NJ
one Sf the men who Ia developing the
Portales pumping district on bis
scale. was visitor Ia the city to-day
and exhibited some fine photograph
of his biggest we'll. flowing two thou
sand gallons minute. ono OF the
biggest pumped IrFlRatl0' wells la the
state. Mr. YOakum has over five
hundred acres IN cultivation and be-
lleves the PoFleles valley II By far
the most promising horticultural sec
ton Of New Mexico.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-20
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Walton finishes kodah work.

Walton finishes kodak work.
Bebbcr Co. Opticians. Phone eos.
De. s1llwentEsF. osteopatn. Arabic
iplliinS.
Try a Doniis cigar Everybody has
them.
The Ladies' OF the q. A. Il. will
meet In regular session this even
ing al 1850 at A. o. U. w. hall.
There will be a meeting or the pro-
bate court Of BoFpallllo county Mon
day morning az s:30 o'clock.
Attorney a rs. Renehan Of Santa
Zee. returned home last night after a
visit here on legal business.
Mrs. J. ~. 0oooh OF North Flew
cnth street. has left for Kansas Guy
10 make an extended visit with Fela-
lives there.
II. =. JlthKow. Leslie B0ldt and Mr..
and Mrs, Fred Metxger have returned
from a weeks outing on Las Huretas
creek In the Sandla mountains.
Editor Saturnino Baca OF ~ His.
PIANO. Americana. the live spani5h
weekly newspaper published al Belcn.
10 In Albuquerque today ON business.
Adjt. Gen. A. \. BrOOkes Of the
New Mexico National guard. was here
last night en- route 10 California 60
Join his wife there.
Richard Dunn OF Mounsainalr. tho
well known veteran saw mill man of
that section, II a business visitor In
Albuquerque today.
W. L. ssaiey. president Of the sun
ses Mining company. returned to
cerriil0s today after brief visit Ia
/ Albuquerque on business affairs
rhe order OF Railway Employees
Win meet tonight az Bs3e In odd Fei.
lows hail. a fun attenance u de-
sired, General Organizer CnilnEhan
will be present and win address the
meeting. This IL the regular monthly
session Of the order.
James caruthers. WHO IN his ca
pacily as clerk VI the Palace Hotel IN
santa 10 for the past several years
has become widely popular through.
out thc state. Ii IN the city today on
hlH way % penyeF 10 locate, having
resigned hlu position in tho capital
much 20 the resret Of iarse ellen
tole.
Albuquerque I.od5e OF Elks will
entertain llts Jersey city Eika, who
will arrive here a noon tomorrow on
a special vain, returning from Port.
land To- the east. DF. !. W. Colbert
haa been appointed 10 provide for an
lautom0hlle eaur Of the city for tbs
vIsilofs, who viii be here from a.
until : o'clock.
/ know you were sallsfled will
that Donlta ciear. Everybody u.
n. G. Dillon 81 Isncfno. who med,
IL trip over the proposed auto speed
way on the mesa with the fair Gift
lclnls yesterday afternoon reported
last night that ghe plan was entlrell
feaulblt ind the speedway could b
Iqulokly completed AZ small oxpoasc
MP Dillon will loan his iugonIpu
atilomoblio road drag ~ che ansociA
lllon. lie lefl last night Tor hl1 home
5nnies Curd % the Springer Taenage
cDmpenF. On e4ppFlencpa roa'
builder. win have chef6o ~ the worl
o. lhe speedway which Will com
menoe 81 onQe.
nlll Rifhul. aon ~. and Alra
NV j Nlfhot % ges South Arn'
Nur1N haa returned from Fisll q
laf 4rAa ln Aoa AueeieA nal
utpttfaA iha WQIkAAl- Rivers nghi y
|VSln6n ~ July ! and was 81 lnten
Oh nafanIna me progress o. ms bat
I1e INtI ~ neglected 10 discover ~
IA lei|4N nnnl Tan. afilnn moxf Il
MIN. had dfopvnd 4 lighted c|Hn
1INNn w h'f iRNi. Hllleb "a ha9 Hha|
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-20


New YORK, 3Oly 3O..-The new
fountain hat 70 me pfnilient thing N
The way Of freak ftillinefy that has
bubbled up IN New York n many a
day Il makes yoQ thInk % an elec-
tric fountain apfsnsina ~ into the
cir In a fairy ilhs tower ~ opalescsnt
spray and then descending 20 whlrl
ana splash Sver fi|s sdae " marble
basln.
The dellghtful new hat h mnde Of
ostrich geatherea new l''nt 81 os-
irsch feather that hha not partlcle
81 curl but d lb|4A ana fluffy aaa
also ilsht enonHh ~ optyaepi me
splash aud aprny ~ water. X - 80.
pAllingiy Oppressive ant the weNIsn
who wsara b 1aNnlafn ohNpeau Vor.
leaeep the Comforting eaaIpuot lha,
everybody kno~e Ser ReedNtag ootl
leeo or gsoo nht tIA4 tsnm ftf1s
rae hai lla.|| a Mefs % dark eray
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-20

hemp. In n vide picture shape with a
brim rolling slightly on the face In
front. A white satin ross catches
back the Grim which IL crushed
against the spIashing feathers all
around the edge OF the fountain. or
In other words. the hat brim, The
white feather ends splash from the
center Of the crown all over the top
Of the hat and over the edge Of the
brim N the sides and back, tall
plume Using from the center Of this
aplashing spray.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-20

Central Ayen.as NJ. E. chufeh,
South. corner or Central and Arno.
samuel n. Allison. pastor. Services
conducted By The pastor az II q. M
and y. ~. Subject Of morning SEE
mon. "The Christian aEd His Foea. "
Topic for the evening hour, ITO Err
n Human, % Forgive Divine" sun
day school at s.i5 a. m. Epworth
League az q. nj. 4 cordial welcome
10 all. We are now w0rahipping "a
the sunday school room OF the new
church IN the rear 81 new church,
Entrance ON Arno. The chuFch fur
nlture was shipped the iath and VIII
be here IN ten days or two weeks
We hope Is get into the main auditor
lum by the first OF August l4
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-20
OBSERVATIONS OF A
BACHELOR GIRL.

THEY do say that after six months
a woman calls her husband dear
and he kisses her goodby Nhr0ugh
force of habit.
THE girl who wears the harem
skirt looks Just az funny an a man
would In a girls night gown.
WHICH il the happier. the speech
making suffraget who wins great APP
plauec. or the wife ana mother whose
husband puts his arms arourd her
and tells her what a dandy girl she II
after she's done a hard days work 2