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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-06-20

9ubtifuusia pibeitiin Sufbolmas.
la fristiais .pbteistunnauinen TOTO
us. &c on toinen idriestpfiesia tds
mdnlaatuiiia fofoutiia RuotIisla,ioi
ia 2uotfin pIeiien poppispbbistptIen
pbteisfunnoq linen paliofunta panee
toimeen.
&ofoufI len, iobon oil Iaopunut run.
iaasti oianottaiia, apoIi firfouismi.
nisteri. pubeeniobtoiana oil piispa
6. &6nesren.
Gnfimaiiend Observation-Disclosures
nd oil; tirfon tebidpd pbteisfunnaIs
lilen iualistustpDn alaua. Gen aluS'
ii fontrobtiromasti 6. 9 ,Siun9qmiit.
Sdn miittaIi m%arIinfin G~nsIannin
pappeibin ieurattapina eiifupina,
Fun oil fpIpmpfiesId fristittpien o.
I%anotto taisteluun paremman man
bursfauben ia taia'arnpiiuuben al
faanioomiiefIi phteisfunnasIa. 2ir'
Ton Dbteisfunnau iien nalistustp5n
tulee fdpbd fabteen iumntaan. Sois
iaalto fen on berGtettdnd pleistd
pmmGrrpstd iitd fobtaan, mia aian
fanianpaItaiiisia IiiffeisId on oifeu'
tettua. Eoiiaalta taaIen len on foe'
tettamo tponden piiriin lemittdG tie.
too fristinusfon tobeniieSta olemut'
iesta ia fen Iu,iresta pddmaalista,
iofa on SumaIan fpaltafunnan totes
uttaminen maan pddId. - 4esfus.
teIan pbtepbesid pddtti fofous Iau.
fua m%ielibppdnid niisti pappiem pb.
teisfunnauiista fursIeista, ioita Fir.
Ton biafoniabauitus paraifaa nal.
miStelee.
3irfon tebtdpdstd fDpbdinboibon
iubteen ,pubui firffoberra 9dcfItrDm
Sdn oIoitti pappien paIponnan ieu'
rafunnan fDpbdinboitoon ndbben
oIetpan moneua tafpaud puutteeIis'
ia iamoinfuin fDpbien iielunboibon.
- ponfiIauieesiaa fofous feboitti
papistoa entistG enemmdn pttamaan
oIaa Observation-Disclosures toimiin
iefd etti pubeenaoIetpaa fpipmpstd
erifoiiesti fdfiteItaiiiin biippofunta'
fofouffisia.
Soinen fofouspdipd oil omistettu
fpipmptiiue, iotta fostimat firfon
iubbetta aIfoboIiStien ia irtolaisten
bottom. Gen aIuStipat tiomari s,
2inbers ia pIitirebtD6ri 9. MImqpiit,
2ofous lauiui ndistd Toto ioufor
toitpomufIia. Niinpd lie toitpoi, ettG
muobostettaiiiin firfon raittiusidr
iestD buoIebtimaon faifista fristiqis
I'd alfoboIistiboitoa fosfepista lei
foista, ettd maboouiIimman piar
rpbbpttdiiiin toimiin oIfobolistifobir
perustamiieffi iofoiieen biippafan
taan iefd ettd ppriitdiiiin iaamaat
ATTAIN pienid 5iirtoIoita iefd mics
ettd naisaIfoboIisteiae. 8ofomS Eat
Ioi niinifddn tarpeeuiiefTi lain, ioft
OF feuttaiIi paffotietdfin ottamaan al
foboIistit bpibettawiff
2oImas fofouspdipd fdptettii,
retfeiIpibin eriIaifiin pbteiSfunnaui
Tin Iaitofiin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-06-20
Tefitpdt bbbesid itiemnrbam.

ct Soiepb, no., feidf. ID p. pbt'
lip Scbeibe ia 9enrp Gamer nimilet
n~uorufaiiet iamottiin tanddn fnoI'
leina b~uoneestaan. Glen Italia OLE
mat he pbteiIestd iopimufiesta JUGS
meet oIutta, iobon oil fefoitettu itrpf'
mind.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-06-20

9DprpIaina Dora" iaapui Selbo'
niaan fen fanit oIen Is iuumaa
mabnan tuban peittdmdnd. Camp
ion laimaua oil lama fpfemus Gel
tofpian lupna. MoIemmat lainat fo'
ettipat turbaan iaaba phtepttd Sos
biafin fansia lansattoman idbfDn
apula.
&atmai ia ct. @uSustine puoret
otpat mpDs toimimasia purfautumi.
Iesia, ia otafiutaan ettd faitfi bp.
mdt Iarmi. ia Iaibunmaat 2obiafis.
ia omat tubtaferrofIen peitidmind.
2atmaita on alma pibettp sammu.
neena. 81 ole mitdGn muistoa fen
entiiista purfautfista. Sliamno, 8e
ooubt ia ct. 9lusustine on alma t,in.
nettu viapuamien tuIipuorten" Ms
meud. Siud oil purtautumiuen no.
1901 ia 1912. Wuoren forfeus on
II ,O66 i%olfaa, FUN taas Heboub! on
1870 ialfaa forfea.
Tulimuoren purfous tubonnut 200
ibmistd.
Semarb, Ilasfu, feidf. 13 pnd. -
8oaro Ganenrp Senoer nimiieud Iai
ipaua tdnddn Iaopuneet matfustaiot
fertoipai, eta 200 ibmistG luuIlaan
iaaneen iurmania, fun 2otmai nimis
Iesid tulitpuoresIa tapabtunut pur.
faus bdmiti fuuIi fpldd.
Suhoutuneiben fplien nimet olipat
Ieuraanat: &anatufa. Samanousfp,
Douglas, Goulbbap. Ramsmute ia
9atmai Ndioen fplien aIuffaat o.
mat enimmdtIee zen faIastufIeua eld'
mid oIfualuffaita. Senberin maifus'
taiat fertomat, eta pursaus betfefii
taufoIi, mutta aItoi fifteen uubeIe,n
pbd tuboiiampana. Mitddn pfIitpis'
fobtaiiempia tietpia Ell pield on on'
nistuttu iaamaan.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-01
BATTLE TO BE PUT ON
IN VEGAS SAYS JACK

Omaha. Neb.. March Jack John
soE, the pugliisl. today confirmed the
report from San Francisco 10 the ef-
rect that the Johnson-F Flynn night win
take place IN Lbs Vegas, N NJ. John
son Processes ignorance OF the exact
date upon which tho nght VIII be pull
Cd on Tho big fighter u appearing IN
vaudeville az an Omaha buriesque
house.
Eyes. the asht win take place IN
Las VEGAS. provided the authorities
down therc don't stop H." said John
son today "That part n decided.
don't know The exact date OF the nEht
though don't see any reason for
me people OF New Mexico 20 kick
IA will be the making % little Old las
Vegas I aim well pleased AZ the Las
oEas prospects. although any place
VIII suit me. have nothing 60 DO
with choosing the lghting ground. All
] hhyt 90 40 b 90 HEX Jim FLYNN.
don't believe tho fisht viii so ten
rounds. ana { think J can set Hymns
goat Ia four rounds"
johnson saxs be VIII train AZ Salt
Lake City on some suburb Of That
place.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-01
TARIFF PROGRAM TO
Be FRAMED UP IN
SENATE SOON
Democrats and Progressive
Republicans Will EndeavOr
to Get Together; Attitude
of Three Factions Now.

Washington March i-Tho tarlw
legislation progfam in the senate win
he framed "a conferences which the
Democrats, the prOgres I've Republi-
cans and the regular Republicans are
planning 60 hold very soon after the
finance committee concludes iia hear
ings on the House steel Revision bill.
That viii be early this month.
Democrats leaders virtually have
decided 20 make a frst stand TOR the
house measure. with perhaps a mod
incatlon that would not interfere with
party solidarity IN congress, ana tnen
having gone on record FOR the straight
Democratic bin 10 cndcavor O. reach
some common ground with tho pro-
grossve Republicans
rho regular panubiieans have not
yet had a final conference ia the
committees procedure, bat IN AN
probability viii rest on the absence
Of report from the tariff board and
simply bring Ia an adverse report on
the house measure. they are not un-
anim0ns on that point, however. some
insist that tho committee should re-
port a Republican substitute Tor the
measure passed by tho Democratic
aouse.
Progressive Republican sonntors
have talked over tho situation infor-
maily. and while there has been no
general conclusion reached. the plan
OF some OF those most active is 90
make some concessions for the DEM
ocrats II the concessions asked are
not great. THo progresaives demand
/ Is for a reduction OF the duties. but
not such reduction az viii carry
the tarin below the protective point
some OF che more conservative pros
cusaing the advisauility OF waiting q
reasonable time tor the tariff boards
report.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-01
ROCK ISLAND ORDERS
FIFTY NEW ENGINES

New YORK March i.--fhe congns.
ton OF railroad traffic duo mainly "a
the unfavorablo weather OF the last
Few says has demonstrated the lack
of suiicint tractive Vower on lines
where congestion mas been most Sc
we're. As a result, the New York ct
trial has just ordered twenty more To-
comotivet, the Rock Island nifty and
other orders are anticipated. The
steel mills, among other manufactur-
ing industries. have experienced some
dificuiiy IN aasebllng raw material
and In distributing the manufactured
product Iho volume OF new business
IN steel products han also lnllen on
and competition for orders has been
keener among tho Smaller mills
Railroads. on the whole, have cun-
tinuod conservative in placing orders
Tor equipment and the anxiety TO on
tain sound rails has caused the place
Ing ~ orders outside the natural gone
OF The purchasing roads. Tue Great
northern has ordered twenty ihou6-
and tons Of standard sections from the
Maryland aieel company, and the
chesupceke a. Onto has divided au
order for twelve thousand tons be-
tween the aparrowa Point concern
ana Pifishurg. A Texas railroad a
said % have ordered seventeen tnous-
and tons in me west. in an sixty
tour thousand tons of rats were orr
aered last week,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-01
SECRET SOCIETY IN
RUSSIA ARE TERRORIsTs
Organization with Unpronouncnblc
Name Il Held Responsible Tor NG-
mcrOus oaFagcs BY Government.

81 Petersburg. March 1.-THE trial
In Camera OF 15s members OF the
Armenian revolutionary party has
begun in the senate. Three hundred
and thirty witnesses viii be called.
The case for the prosecution Is that
a series or arrests made ia Iifiis.
Viadikavkas and Roat0n. between
i9O7 and 1910, revouied the fact that
members OF the secret society known
as tha Dasnanaksiutiun, which was
founded by Turkish Armenians ~
1899 20 secrue the liberation or AR
menians under Turkish rule, began
after 1904 90 assume revolutionary
and anti-ltussian character.
The now aim OF the society was %
establish Caucasian federated re-
public, and Il ~ alleged that since
1905 ils members have been guilty OF
a regular series 81 terrorist outrageH
on Russian officials.
All the prisoners are charged with
having 20 procure a violent POLITICAL
by an armed risins. II
they are found guilty they are liable
"a exile or to hare labor for q term
not exceeding eight years.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-01
QUEEN MARY's HOSTEL
TO SAVE THE BABIES
London Will Have Costly Hospital
whlch a Expected % Reduce Ter
slble Mortality Aiming Infants.

London, March LA great step
forward In organised effort 10 pre-
vent the gigantic yearly waste Of in-
FAINT life Is indicated IN the announce
ment that the sum Of $500, 00o nee
eaaary for the foundation and equip
ment Of queen Mary's Hostel Ia
connection with Kings College for
Women. University OF London, has
been subscribed in less than eight
months.
The purpose OF tho hostel Is 10
further tho teaching OF home science
tho laws which govern sanitation,
health and household economy. II d
essentially women's work. and Il Is
hoped 10 provide that ia the future
every girls education shall include
some knowledge ~ the science which
effects her home problems, and some
practice of the domestic arts. Ry this
means Il ~ held that the whole stand
ard OF home life viii be raised, and
trained experience substituted for in-
stinct and tradition. which have
hitherto boon tho chief guides for
mothers.
Tho whole OF the 100000 requlr-
Cd has been subscribed privately IN
the course % a few months. The
Marquis OF Anglesey gave 100000 "a
build and equip the laboratories an.
other 100000 was given anonymous
~ to found the hostel.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-01
PHIPPs' THREE SONS
GIVEN A MILLION EACH
wealthy steel Operator and Former
Partner OF Carnegie u Tired OF SO
Mach spare Coin and Is Giving IL
Away.

New York, Mar. Henry Phipps,
who for several years mas been emu
lating the example OF his old-tlme
partner, Andrew Carnegie. IN hand
ing out gifts By the hundred thousand,
half million and million, has Just
giyea smother little present Of S.
OOO.OeO
He has given 100000 apiece to
his three sons. John g.. Henry Carne-
gle and Howard. The gift Ia ia the
form OF Chicago real estate. and Mr..
Phipps tho elder presented IL 90 MS
boys" because he did not want 20
be bothered with the annoying details
OF taking care Of %.
Mr.. Philips. Sr.. q few years ago
expended &l,00o,00e building model
toneinenss la This city. he gave $500
600 for a Yhipps institute TO treat tu-
berculosis IN Philadelphia. hia birth
place. He gave a similar sum %
John Hopkins university for the study
~ insanity.
A few OF his other donations have
been: 100000 for the aid OF Boeg
families distressed by the war with
England: f50.00O 10 Paris 20 fight tu-
bercnlosls: 100000 for scientific re.
search In India; $4,000 for memoir
iai to Horny Ward Beccher, and si0.-
coo 20 the Educational Alliance Of
this city,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-01
NEBRASKA LYNCHING
CASE TO Be PR0BED
DEEPER BY JURY
II is Known That Girl Caused
Death Of Her suitor Under
Impression That He Would
Leave Her His Property.

Valentine, Neb.. March l.--'rho dls-
satisfaction of many residents OF this
country over the outcome on the trial
OF four men charged With the lynching
OF Charles p. SELLERS, a young ranch
man, last June, has resulted In the
calling BY Judge Westovcr of thc hrst
grnnd jury that has been convened IN
cherry county In over twenty years.
The grund jury viii NETT her and is
expected 70 80 thoroughly into the
case.
George and Alma weed. Harry
Heath ana Kenneth Murphy and the
iattcr's sister, Tunice Murphy, we're
arrested charged with the iyncning
OF Sellers who had been the girrs
sutton. Tho men pleaded guilty 81
second degree murder ana were sens
tenceN TO lite imprisonment. the case
against the girl being dismissed.
II II said others were implicated ~
t.se Rnair and Y 4 % attempt "a bnns
them 70 justice that the present srana
jury - summoned. Tho testimony
OF the four convicted men and the
sirl VIII be submitted 90 tho grand
jury
HfAN nAAAAAa VI AthNtAH MNAH hAiN ANNAtA
or june IS, 18ll, twenty miles south
Of Cody, Neb, George o. wceu, Az
ma Weed, Harry Heath ana kenneth
Siurphy went TO the home OF hutch
Jack. a ranchman with whom Sellers
was staying Tor the night, and HOOK
Sellers from his bed. Jack was Ca
dercd not to give any alarm. Tne
men put rope around Sellers neck.
he was taken TO a nearby telephone
pole and hanged.
The theory OF the prosecution was
that Miss Murphy believed that Sell
iers would make her the beneficiary
Of his estate Of about $4,000, and
that she gave her brother and the
other three men 10 understand that
ne was annoying her with MS atten-
tons ana that she would IKE 20 get
rid Of MIN.
Miss Murphy Is IS years old ana
owns property IN Cody, Neb., and else
where. She spent part Of last SUM
NOR in seciusion IN Independence.
Mo-, bust when the authorities OF
Cherry county demanded Il she went
back 70 Nebraska and gave herself
up. AT her preliminary examination.
September 10. she was held without
bail, but later the case against her was
dismissed
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-01
SURFACES BREAK
SHOP WINDOWS
London Police Reserves Are
Again Called Out to Sup.
press Feminine Outbreak
Which Does Much Damage.

tHy EveaipH Iteraga a. r Lessee Wise)
London. March 1.-The eaffraEcttos
made violent demonstrations tonight
IN various PARTS of London. one
woman fired revolver shot through
the window % the cui0niai office. hut
hurt no ono. Three other woman
stoned THE windows OF the official
Residences Of Premier Anquith, break
INK three Of them.
Among the sixty or more persons
arrested was Mrs Pankhurst. Sew
erai shop wlndows IN Piccadilly we're
smashed By women and n score or
more ~ Windows we're shattered N
stores M the strand, the Haymarket
oxford Circus and Bond street. 4
massive window OF the Canadian Pa
cifio railroad office at Charing Cross
was ahAtieTed.
The women wrcckers were scat
tered over wide area. The special
police reserves at Scotland Yard have
been calis6 out
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-01
MRS. sHUsTER TELLS
OF EXPERIENCES IN
PERSIAN COUNTRIES


washington, Atnfch I.--sThuurh I
hourly expected "a see my husband aa.
naaHlnaiod By Persian fanatic, or
murdered IN cold blood By COssacks
yet wonld gladly have remained In
Persia with him for tho entire three
years u he could have aided the pcu-
Die % that tortured land"
Mrs. Morgan W. 9huster, heroine,
wife 81 The former treasurer general
oi PcfsiA, made THIS statement to-
only when we saw Il was best for
Persia we're We willing % leave.p she
adued. n am heart sick for Persia. A
would be q hieasng % the world II
ENGLAND weaid awake 20 her duty and
ufiNe Quf the Russian ana the Belgian.
~ have tried 90 forget the horrors
81 those aays, bgf : en- not able 60
De 20. Imagine our little band Of
prisoners IN q magnificent palace set
mont
The PerBians were 30 grateful to
uai their inith vas really pathetic.
missionaries have told me that the
people locked to MIR. Shuster az their
last hope from the encroachments Of
Russia.
oThe FIRST dlscord was from the dip
iomatic corps aimposslble. they
said III. Sinister VII never be able
90 stay here
then came tho nows Of tho Cox
sacks imarching down on NJ. When
the Pcrsiann brought word OF the
atfociohs deeds committed by these
unciviiized troops my blood ran cold.
A. they drew near Teheran a
guard Of 200 Persian soldiers WIS
thrown around the palace 10 protect
US But we knew that II things went
wrong the Cossacks would make short
work OF them. Whenever Mr. shuster
WIS away / could only hope that he
would return safely. PROFESSIONALLY
a price was on his life.
zone day when he did not return
for hours my nerves broke down and
I grew frantic.
They won't dare kin ar shuster.
the guard assured me. lie is not d
Persian
"Then, TO divert my mind. they re
cited awful atrocities 10 which the
Pcrsiaua had been subjected, until
almost went insane.
"On the day the Persian pariiamen,
decided not 10 request Mr.. Shuster'l
resignation, a. II was ordered TO dc
by Russia, women and children ear
Fying banners inscribed, Give us
Liberty or Give Us Death paraded
around our park, shouting In frenzy
Of Joy
n told Mr. Shustor then that We
WOULD not be frightened away by Rus
sia. Il was a hopeless fight Gun
government could not help as. and the
Persians did not have the strength.
Again, when Russia sent her ulti.
matum, the crowd paraded and cheer
ed rs.
After that the excitement grew
more intense. We aid not know what
hour we should be delivered into Rus
sian hands. The Persian people
pleaded vita Mr.. Shnster TO lead them
70 battle, bat he knew II would not
avail"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-01
FRENCH GOVERNMENT MAY
BUILD TENEMENT HOUSES

Paris March 1.-Two French dep.
utlog, n. sembat. a united Socialist
and NJ Cheron. a radical Socialist
have introduced bin Ia the chamber
20 onobie communes 20 obtain loans
from the state for the construction
OF cheap dwellings
Tho communcH win be empowered
10 let tho dwellings 80 constructed OF
20 OFFER easy terms % purchase 70 the
tenants.
The rent win be fixed BY tho mu-
niclpai council. subject 90 the ap.
prevail OF the minister Of the inter.
Tor, and win. OF couue. be SUFFICIENT
TO make tho scheme aoif-sdpportln8.
no that no increaoed burdens 20 the
rate-payers shan result.
Tho loans win BE- made hy She mn
tional pension fund,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-01
WANTED 49, Clean Cotton
Rags az The Herald Office.

For the best saddle horses ln the
CLAY call phone No 3. v L. Trtnhis,
ia North second Street
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-01
A RARE TREAT FOR
MUSIC LOVERS At
THE PASTIME
Brilliant Baritone and Lyric
Soprano Giving Theater Pa
irons q Bright Glimpse OF
Grand Opera,

Albuquerque people who appreciate
genuinely good singlng-the kind Of
singing that Is rarely heard outside OF
big operate organizations-wii find
that Manager Sherman has provided
a treat for them IN the new vaude.
vile Offering az the pastlme
The singers are known as the L0m-
bardi Duo--a baritone and a lyric So
pranO. who were lately members OF
the famous lombard opera company
Both have voices OF extraordinary
range and power and they interpret
with rare artistry a number Of bril-
liant selections OF the better sort.
Their costuuifs are gorgeous and
elaborate lighting effects also lend
beauty TO their act.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-01
REPUBLICANS WILL
/. DRAW BIG CROWD
Arrangements Being Made
for National Convention at
Chicago Coliseum; will
Seat IL 1000.


Chicago, March t-Consideration OF
the architects pans for re1rranging
the Coliseum for the Republican ma
tiOnal convention 10 be held next
June, occupied the major part OF tho
time Of the sub-committee on arrange
ments OF the Republican committee IN
It's meeting here today AL the menu
bers OF the committee are optimistic
regarding the handling Of the great
crowd that van attend
I'VE arc making every effort to ar
range the hall conveniently" said
Chairman Harry g. New. Il am sure
the accommodation win be better at
this convention than they ever have
been. We have profitcd by the OK
perience OF two conventions in the
Coliseum and there will be no room
for criticism az tho accommodations. >
Special attention has been paid ny
Architect Arthur q Brown, with
HON Colonel Mex was IN cOngIlta.,
ton today 10 the exits which VIII be-
SO arranged thai occupants can leave
the hall In every direction.
The seating arrangements have
been Slightly changed" said Brown,
and more room has been allowed for
each seat so that the comfort Of each
Of the 1900 persons who will attend
the convention n assured. The acous~
tic properties OF the hall are excellent
and have often been tested. We will
not be Obliged 40 hang burlap screens
10 eliminate echoes, as "a the case ia
many convention halls.
THE reservation OF zpace for news
nonnr men nuH ornviainna for fola-
graph wires have received careful at
tention, and force Of workers will
be ready 20 prepare the hall for the
convention when II Is turned over 70
the committee"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-01

~ you have trouble IN getting rid
Of your cold you may know that you
arc not treating it properly. There
Is no reason why cold should hans
on for weeks and Il wiz not u YOU
taRe Chamberlain Cough Remedy.
For sale by All Dealers.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-01

Do you know that Of All the minor
= ailments e00idss, - g. iDS far tho most
dangerous? II r. not the cold itself
that you need fear, but the serious
diseases that Il often leads 10, Moet
o. these are known as germ diseases.
Pneumonia and consum ption are
among them. why not take Cnam-
pertains Cough Remedy ana cure
your colo while you CAM For sale
by All Dealers.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-01

Chicago. March baptist min
listers IN Chicago went on record TO-
day In opposi1ion 20 the use OF the
titles ''Iteverend' and Doctor al
applied TO themselves, and In d res-
oiution adopted az their regular week
~ meeting decreed the substitution
OF Mister or Pastor TOR the dis
carded applications. Hereafter Bap-
tist clergymon while in their parishes
win be addressed % Pastor ana on
other occasions as Mister"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-01

Saline. kan, March l.--A funeral
party that had gone from this city
yesterday afternoon. accompanying
the body or }. J. Cline from culver
to Highland cemetery, two miles east
Of New Cambria. became stuck IN a
snow drift a mile from The cemetery
and the hear6e was almost out of
sight. The team was taken from the
hoarse and members of tho funeral
party scattered TO the neighborlng
farmhoBses. where they stayed all
night. The body was not taken from
che hearse.
Mrs. Eleanor Fiyct. 30 years old
died near saiemhurg yesterday about
noon. The undertaken was unable
to reach tho home yesterday aud be-
cause o. the deep snow has given an
hopes OK reaching the place today.
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