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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-12-17
VOjne StrahOte.

yojni pOrocevalec "Avanti''-
ii, sodrug Eugenio Guarino, pi-
liz Plovdiva: StraSen .je pogled
"a zelezniSko progo i'll cesto OBJ
mel, XII vodi IL Sofije preko Plov-
diva do Mustafa paSe. Po6asi Sc
rmikajo pc njej ogromni vlaki,
Alozeni Z vojnim m~aterialom,
rbskimi cetami in ranjenci. Sre-
cam vseuiiliSkega dijaka, rezerv-
mega pobocnika, Xxi Sc je vracal
rnien, S kroglo V rami, z bojisca.
Bill je V vSeh velikih bitkah. XII so
Sc vrSile ma vzhodnom bojiscu: V
Lozengradu, Ljule Burgasu, Ba-
ba Eski, Sanaju in Corlu-Saraj-
VIA.
Mladi Gastnik. vessel in zgovo-
Zen, je. ne oziraje Sc ma ranO in
kroglo, zivahno gestikuliral Z ro-
tami, ko je pripovedal svoja flo
.afska razmotrivanja o vojni.
PripOvedal je strahote IL bike
pri Corlu-Saraj-Viza in pripove-
doval, kako mednarodno vojno
pravo uprav V vojni ne valja mic.
Ia bitka je dokaz. da smo vkljub
elvilizacije Sc vedno barbara.
Ssm sen moral ravnati pray tako.
skakor so ravnali drugi. Postal
sem tiger. krvolok. V tenn casu
xm cutil povsem drugace; cutil
km, da mi je izginila $ mi ci-
nlizacija, XII sem 81 jo bill pridobil
= vzgojo in ucenjem. Bojno pole
Ne je docela spremenilo. In "a
sdal sem Sc. da nisem tisti, XII
- bill pref. Vidite me sedaj, da
mejam in sem zgovoren, da
~ dober decko. Sedaj niti ne bi
No pogledal koga, niti ne hi
gel zadaviti ra~njenega Turci-.
2. Toda tam doll
Klanje.
Potem hvali i~zvrstno srbsko
HPnistvo, XII povzroca Turkom
DE poraze. Prsa OBJ prsi, ce ne
imeli V obrambo topniskega
ynja, ne bi mogli premagoyati
{mkov. In pripoveduje o nemi-
IN prizoru, kako so b~olgarsko
spnistvo in strojne puske kar v
q minutah pokosile cello divizi-
turskih konjenikov, XII je stella
rkolo sedem tisoc MOI. To je bio
p VIII, ko so Turk naskocili
no bolgarsko krilo, da bi ga OBJ
Nili. Bolgari so moral dalec
kupe zlozenih mrtvecev, da
Prodirali dale.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-12-17
ADVERTISEMENT
Use o6i obrnjene ma Milwaukee

Ako Sc zanimate "a napredek
~clovestva pazite ma Milwaukee
kjer socialist kontrolirajo mesto
in county in vrsijo veliko delo.
To pa najlazje storite, ako Sc ma
roGite ma Milwaukee Leader,
nov. soc. dnevnik. Leader je IL
vrsten in metropolitan casopis
XII prinaSa vse novice, najve6 pc
zornosti pa posveca delavskim in
teresom.
Narocnina "a cello leto znasa
$500, 25c ma mesec. - Naslov
The Milwaukee Leader, Milwau
kee, Wis.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-12-17

mi lie. topo gre V casopis: Stride
set tisoG ma en- dan.
Okolo gostilniske mize sede
.eseanie. Eden cd Nth ina V ro-
"a easopis in eta svojim pivskim
fhrstcem poroGilo vojni: ''Stiri-
deset tisoe Jill je padlo!' Bero
suhoparno, kakOr Sc pac bere
I drugs easniska poroGila in pivo
| nm dobro tekne. Sal smo postal
lie tako topi, brezcutni in brez-
miselni. Kdo bi Sc Sc vznemirjal
ob TEN "Stirideset mladih, cvr-
stih. zivljenja Sc radujocih moz!'
| Stirideset tisoc zen, XII so izgubile
soproga, Stirideset tisoc mater, XII
80 izgubile sinove. kdo misll ma
TOT Tako prijetno ST kramlja OBJ
kozarcu piva o krvavih bitkah.
Lehkomiselno govore. da DO tudi
nasa armada morda "marsirala :.
Kako lehko Sc to izgovori. Am
pak kadar Sc udejstvi, postane
strasna. krvava resnica. Potem
izkrvave tudi naSi sinOvi sami,
zapuSceni in pozabljeni ma tujih
tleh In 'udi pri mas sedi V Dor
nth izbah mnogo, mnogo mladih
zen. XII vedno in vedno citajo V
mnkotrpnih skrbeh strahotno be-
sedo: "StirideSet tisoc.'
Ali mi hoGemo ziveti. Ziveti i'll
delati "a zeno in otroke. Ziveti in
delati "a SvetlejSo bodoGnost. Iii
yeti in delati. da ne DO Smrt po-
kosila ma Ell dan StirideSet tisoc.
ziveti in delati "a lepSo bodoc-
most miljonov. Xxi trdo robotajo
"a yladajoGe.
Ce hoGemo mir. tedaj ne IL po-
dlega strahu. Ali ne zremo vsak
= IAN smrti Y obraz, ko stojimo oh
gfmeGem stroju. Ge m V Grni
gIobini zemlje, ce smo ma visokih
stavbah. Ali ne vkljubujemo krv-
nixon. kadar Sc borimo "a naSe
svete pravice. svobodo? Ne, nj
smo strahopetni. Dobro Sc INA
nc boriti, tudi zivlienje daruje.
mo. ce je treba, Y boju "a naSo
dobro stvar, "a blagostauic. IA
boenost l.iudstva. Cemu tvegati
fvljenje IA tuje dezele? naSe mo.
Ii posvetimo boju. IA pravico de-
d in z~ivljenja V donovini,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-12-17

Oh Novem letu DO incl "Prole
%tarec" 1000 novih naroGnikoy
wee. Glei. la Jill kaj dobiS. so.
drug. V kOntest. .
Naprej "a 1000 novih narocni
kOv!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-12-17
Nemsh castnik.

Cello meni - nadaljuje ranjeni
bolgarski caStnik - Sc je prime
ril %sluGaj, XII ga ne bonn nikdar
pozabil. Nidim ga Sc vedno 5 ii
stihi modrimi in lepimi ocmi, ka-
ko me "a pomoG prosece gleda.
Bill ie TO nemSki castnik, ranjen,
Xxi je lelal oh kupu mrtvecev,
kjer sem pridirjal ma konju mi
mo. nesoG povelje. Stopil sem $
konja, da mu okrajSam nuke.
- Prizanesite mi. pisem Tu-
rex - mi reGe francosko.
- Ne smem. zapoved je.
- Teda.j cutie! V zepu imam
uro, rad bi, ia jo daste V Sofiji
konzulu in denar IA mojo rodbi-
no.
- Nit tega ne smem. Pod
smrtjo Sc ne smem dotikati ne de-
maria, ne imetja r%anjencev.
Nemec je u%molknil. Sam sem
ga ubil. Kaj %napravim? Zapoved
Zgrazate Sc? Zgrazam sc tudi
sam. JAZZ, nezen dijak, sem stOril
to, kar Sc mi je tedaj zdelo ma
ravno. Vsako cuvstvo otopi, ce
gledate nekaj dni toliko mnozino
mrtvecev.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-12-17
Gladni v bitko.

Nj samo kri in smrt. XII mas
podivja. Trpljenje in nuke, po
manjkanje "a zivljenje, tudi to
mas V vojni %pozverini. Bitka pri
Liule Burgasu je bila bitka glad
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-12-17
Pobijte vse!

Turk Sc navadno ne odlikuje-
10 z realnostjo V vojni. Cesto so
mas grdo prevarili. Dvigali so be-
10 zastavo, a 6e hi Jim prisli V bill
Emo, bi priceli znova z ognjem.
Temu Sc je pa odpomoglo tako,
da Je general zapovedal, da ne
glede ma belle zastave ustrelimo in
ublJemo vsakega s~ovraznika toll
ko casa, da Jill nj wee. Najbrze
ste opazili, da V zadnji bitki prav-
zaprav nismo nikogar ujeli. Glej-
tie in ne DO Jill wee pod oblake. . .
&c hi bill hoteli, hi bill lahko uje-
Ii pol turSke yojske. z vseh strani
so nam samo plapolale belle zasta-
We. Ali pc zapovedi smo morali
~streljati dalje. Gin wee jih pobi-
jemo, TEN bolje je, so dejali po-
veljniki. Ne vemo, kaj bi napra-
viii Z ujetniki, posebno, ker so ia
ko gladni i'll pozreSni ii Turk.
Tudi ranjence sovraznika.
kako .je delal TurGin, &c hi Sc
ranjencem blizal mas sanitetni cd
delek. hi Streljali. Tudi proti ten
Ginom je naSel vrhovni poveljnik
lex. Popolnoma enostavno: vsak
Bolgar je dobil nalogo, da med
ranienci najprej pobije vse Tur.
Ike. Drugega leka nj hilo, zapoved
Sc je iz~vrSevala.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-12-17
PomiloSceni infanterist.

P~omilosceni infanterist. Infan-
~teriSta Bahurina. XII so ga %. ok
tobra ObSOdili Y dOsmrtno jeGo, je
car pomiloStil. q obsodbi infan-
~torista p%oroGajo: Ko je incl ear
pri borodinskem SlaNlju y MoSkvi
ma H~rodinSkem poliu parade. .ie
voiak Bohurin IL vrSte nenadoma
stekel proti carju. V deSnici je
drzal puSko Y levici papir. Neki
general Oh j. skusal pridrIati.
Bohurin 81 ie dial wet orozje Sko-
ro breZ odpora. pac va Sc je izpu-
Til wee oficiriem in ie tako doSpel
Y neposredno blizino carja. kier
mu je koZak IL carjevega Sprem-
silva iztrgal papir. Xxi ga ie krGe-
vito drzal. in NIGGA samega prijel.
Bohurin ie hotel izroGiti caru
nroSnjo. ker je bill trdno uverjen.
da so ga krivicno vtaknili V vOja-
Ike. he preden je stopil decembra
1911 pod orozje, je ukrenil razne
korake. da doseze osvobOditev
ampak zaman Starejsi brat je V
aktivni sluzbi. edini mlajSi brat
pa lie bolan. Tako je bila matt Ia
vezana lie ma podporo teoa sina,
Xxi hi bill moral potemtakem pc
ruskih zakonih biti prost vojaSkc
Sluzbe. OblaSti ma so V svoji ne
umljivi modrosti spoznale. ia
mlajSi bolni brat nj povsem ne
zmozen IA delo, pa so vztrajno
zavracale vse rekrutove proSnje.
ProSnjo ma carja. XII jo ie bill kma-
In odposlal, so mu zaradi formal
he napake zavrnili. Tedaj je Ba-
hurin menil, ia pride do svoje
pravice, Ge sam izroci carju svo-
10 proSnjo -. V sluzbi Sc je IL
vrstno vedel, tudi drugace so po-
Irocali o MEM lie dobro. Xaradi
SlucaJa ma hodlnSkem polJu pa so
ga obsOdili do smrti V kaZnilnici.
kcr je trdno in neomajno verjel.
da mu bo dial pogled iskano pravi
co. Dogodek Sc .je odigral MA ii
stem kraju, kjer so Ia ~carjevega
kronania pred S~cstnajstimi lett ii
sote XII so Sc bill zbrali Ii krona-
min svojega carja. kmete in DELAY
re. pomendrali in poteptali. ker
ie biIa policija, previdnost lie dr.
zavc. ukrenila nezmiselne odred
he "varstvo reda'. Car je ven
dar %Spoznal straSno krutost sodbc
mad uboeim infanteristom in 90
ie pOmilostil.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-11-14
Ardmore Made Shotgun .

For the past six months G. w. Rit-
ter of this city has been spending his
spare moments in making a shot gun.
The gun was finished today and Will
be placed in his window where it
can be seen. 1t is a double-bar
hammerless gun, 16 guage, weighs q
pounds and 6 ounces, and every lock,
spring, trigger and every part down
to the carving on the stock was made
by hand in Mr.. Ritter's shop. The
gun is the best in the city and before
it was finished he was offered $10O
for it. Before it was finished he
took it to the lake on a trial trip
and the first time it was fired 1t
brought down two ducks. Mr.. Ritter
is very proud of his accomplishment
Many persons have admired the gun
and he says it is not for sale at all.
1t represents a good deal of patient
and skillful work and demonstrates
tina, Mr.. Ritter is an artist in his
line of work.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-11-14
PENING DANCING
SCHOOL TONIGHT

Prof. G. b, Rucker and wife re-
quest all wishing to learn dancing
10 please be at the hall, which Is
over the business college, at 1880.
in order to get started al s. After
the class, there will he dance, to
winch gentlemen will be charged 81 90
ladies' free. Prof. Rucker will guar
antee perfect satisfaction in the floor
and the music, as he has his regular
piano player, whe has had several
years experience in this line. Mr..
Harry Lowenstein will assist. Prof.
Rucker and wife grant a special in
vitation to all fathers and mothers
to escort the young folks for the even
ing. For further information phone
3lS.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-11-14
Telephone Case Before Commission.

Oklahoma City, Okla, Nov. 13.-
f. F. Bloom, second vice president
of the Bell Telephone system, with
headquarters at St. Louis, and j. E.
Farnsworth of Dallas, vice president
and general manager for the South
western Telegraph and Telephone
company, were witnesses before the
Corporation Commission in the Ada
rate case. There is pending an ap-
plication for reduction of the Ada
rate from $3.50 to 81 for business
phones and from 81 so to 81 for res
idence service. George e. Player
of the commissions telephone depart
ment testified that the company was
earning 49, per cent under the pres
ent rates, and that the new schedule
would award it 1919 per cent. These
figures were disputed by the Pioneer
which operate in Oklahoma,
and their witnesses testified that the
reduction would not give a fair re-
turn for the service performed.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-11-14
Personals

Frank Ramsey was in the city yes
terday from Durwood.
Frank Tyndall was a Durwood Visit
or in the city yesterday.
Mrs. W. \. Ledbetter Of Oklahoma
City arrived here yesterday and is
CUES. at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
John w Teer. She came TO be pres
ent at the Blois-B Buchanan wedding
Mrs. A. c. Bagwell was called
Yesterday to Chickasha on account OF
the death of her sister, Mrs. Juliet
Kerns. The deceased lived in this
CITY several years ago. Two daugh-
.ers survive her, Mrs. l.. NJ. Fox
of Chickasha and Mrs. Inez Hughes
of Quanah.
Bill Echols has returned to Mays
Vile after a few days visit with his
mother in this city.
Mrs. T. Y. Morgan left here today
for Chattanooga, Tenn, where she
will visit for some time with rela-
tives. From there she will go to
California to spend the winter months.
Z. E. Benton, the ginner at Spring
er was in the city today.
W. NJ. Bollen, county commissioner
of Love county was in the city today
from Marsden.
J. B. Brady left here today for
Fort Worth and Dallas, where he goes
to represent the Denton Oil and
Milling company.
ANGEL carp is here from Oklahoma
City and will remain on business dur
ing the remainder of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. R Poole and l..
o. Majors were in the city today
from Pooleville. They report that
business conditions are fairly good
out their way but state that the late
cotton is slow in opening and fears
are entertained that much Of the late
crop will not open.
A. W. Maxwell, editor Of the Star
at Guthrie, Oklahoma, is an Ardmore
visitor today. He states that his pa
per is obtaining fair circulation in
all of the cities of the state and that
business conditions have improved
greatly since the fall months have
come.
IL. r. McGhee, a farmer of the
neighborhood of Brock was in the
city this morning.
Robert F. Scivally was in the city
this morning from Springer.
w. NJ. Kirkpatrick came in from
Fox this afternoon. Looks like
farmer, acts like a farmer and says
he feels like farmer.
WI. j. Miner from the Mary Nib
lack neighborhood was a business WIS.,
itor in Ardmore this morning.
C.. S. Skillern, of Chattanooga,
Tenn, is in Ardmore, the guest OF
his brother, DR.. +. NJ Skillern of
the Idaho Oklahoma Oil company.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-11-14

Extensive tracts Of land in Siberia
are threatened by the encroachment
of the great Cobb desert, and plan
has now been drawn up for series Of
forest ranparts to hold back the salt
and drift. The only effective defense,
according to the report Of agrono-
mlsts sent to survey the region is in
tree belts at least two miles broad
1t is proposed to plant one Of these
from Samara to the Caspian sea,
while others are recommended ex
tending in intervals of about 40 miles
right up to the Chinese frontier
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-11-14
MODERN HEAT FOR SCHOOLS.

At a called meeting OF the Ard
more board of education held yester-
day afternoon the report of The com
mittee, which mad been appolE ed 20
| investigate the matter of heating
I the different ward schools, Wes re-
! cr.ved 3nG after discussing .la nat.
! ter a resolution was ad1 )ted IN
structing President r. A. Rcf.'er and
Judge Thompson to take all praiim
| mary steps leading up to calling
an election to ote a bond Issue nf
$4,000 The money obtain9i from;
this bond issue to be used il in
staling modern heating plan. III
each Of the -four ward s39o)l build
res.
The hcating systems. which t is
proposed to INSTALL will be similar 10
that used in heating the Carter
county court house. This is said 70
he a most economical system ard it
is estimated that the entire cost of
maintaining and operating the sys-
TEN after its installation Will he
much less than the cost alone used
in heating the buildings at present.
lars in bonds will entail an tidi-
dona tax levy OF only eight cents
on the one thousand dollars valu-
alton.
There can be no question but that
a modern system of heating for the
ward schools is needed. 1t is abso-
lutely necessary. Under the present
system, heating by gas stoves, the
lives and the health of the children
attending those schools are in daily
danger. Physicians say that there
Is little doubt that great part
Of the throat and pulmonary troubles |
which affect the school children d
his and other cities are caused by |
imperfect heating systems in the
school buildings in which they are |
a great portion of their
.ime. Then too, in exceedingly cold
weather such as we had in this
section dnring a part of the past
winter, the gas system of heating.
Zach room using separate stoves,
proves very inadequate and the chill
lren and teachers suffer from the |
,old.
The school board is to be com.
rended on it's action and it is to !
oe hoped that the school patrons !
will prove themselves fully alive to
he importance of the matter. plac-
ng the lives and the health Of their !
,hildren far above the money cost
of heating these buildings
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-11-14

A little Boston girl was coaxed to
own to her aunt that she had done
something which she ought not, and
which she stoutly denied Finally,
such undeniable proof Of uer guilt
was put up before her that she could
no longer keep her denial. She turn
ed to her aunty, and said: "Well, Aunt
you tan't trust anybody, now.
Rdays!"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-11-14

Clerk Haynie Of the district court
Is busy mailing copies of the dock
ct for the December term of that
court to the attorneys Every at.
torEey who is interested in any OF
the cases set for trial az the term
will be provided with a copy.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-11-14
WORKERS CONTRASTED.

!: The laggard dron-s IN the 4:
!: rut. {
!: The aggressive worker forg- a:
!: es to the front. s
:: The laggard seeks no chanc. {;
!: es for advancement, and is {:
;: content to hang on to his job !:
:: without striving for efficien-
!: cy and recognition. {:
;: The aggressive worker !:
}: keeps in touch with opportun- :
!: ity and is alive to chances FOR
:: bigger, better things :
!; The laggard does not know {:
}: Of the offerings of the Want :
!: Columns. /:
!: The aggressive worker de- !:
): pands upon the Wants to pro- /:
!: vide increased responsibility ::
!: and added earnings. :
!: The wants are for the ag- :
!: gresslve. ;
f:
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Suffered for His knowledge.

For arguing that our world is only
burned to death in Rome in 1900.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-11-14
Daily Thought.

You must form your wishes ard
they will continually extend into real.
files"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-11-14

For dancing lessons phone 31S.
prof G. b. Rucker 1873
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-11-14

John wilkins OF this city, who has
! been visiting friends and relatives in
/ Tennessee for the past several
months, returned to Ardmore this
morning.
John Stevens OF Frederick, Okla,
is N this city today. Mr.. Stevens,
who has extensive real estate hold
ings in different parts OF the state,
is here for the purpose of looking
over the government lands which
will be placed Oh sale Oh the Goth
of this month.
William Owens, who is connected
with the Jno. S. Owens Marble Works
has invented a labor saving device
for use of marble and granite work
ers. Mr.. Owens says that the tool
is practical and he has already tax
en- steps to protect his invention and
to place it on the market.
NJ. \. Hassenflue Is here from Sui
phur. Okla, Mr.. Hassenflue is
originally from the same county in
Illinois from wnick Writ Franklin
removed to Ardmorc and is an old
friend of that gentleman. He will
probably invest in lands in Carter
county during his stay here.
Secretary OF the Commercial Club
y c. Mccoy stated to an Ardmore
;te reporter this morning that his
daily mail is filled with letter from
all over the country asking about
the Indian lands which will be sold
here on Wednesday next Mr.. Nc
Coy says that these inquiries come
from different states, this mornings
mail contained letters from parties
living in Missouri, Iowa, Illinois,
Texas, Arkansas, Kansas and other
sections of Oklahoma.
John VI. Young, secretary of the
Constitutional Convention and prob
able candidate for United States dis
trict attorney of the western dis
trict of Oklahoma, was here today |
from Lawton. After transacting !
legal business here he left for Ida
bel.
No. brother, Pilgrim. the change !
in the weather is not due to the |
election Of Woodrow Wilson-it is !
just the ordinary routine of the sea-
sons happenings with the usual regu-
larity.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-11-14
OPERA HOUSE TONIGHT

THE Girl From Toxic" tonight
Carload special scenery.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-11-14

John wilkins OF this city, who has
been visiting friends and relatives in
Tennessee for the past several
months, returned to Ardmore this
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-11-14
OPERA HOUSE TONIGHT

The Girl From Toxic" tonight.
Carload special scenery.
"zIGOMAR" is COMING.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-11-14

For dancing lessons phone 9lS
Prof. G. B. Rucker. 1913
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-11-14

"zIGOMAR" is COMING.
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No, brother, Pilgrim, the change
in the weather is not due to the
election Of Woodrow Wilson-it is
just the ordinary routine of the sea :
sons happenings with the usual regu
larity.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-29

Luncheon Sets
Made of pure linen, all white and
colors. Contains 1 hemstitched
table cloth, S-4, 1O-4 or 12-4 size,
and one dozen hemstitched nap
kins. Regular IS, SO and SO sets.
July Clearance Sale, CT IE
a set ......---.V SzO
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-29
Csc to 85c Wash Goods SEC

O0c 20 O5C WASH UOOdS OSC
Grouped on one special table Monday
you Will see the greatest values IT wool
dress goods ever known. Every eoneeiv-
able kind-Harline Serges, Diagonals,
Fancy Mohairs, Whipcords, White Serges,
Novelty Bedford Cords, Herringbone and
Pencil Stripes, Checks and Plaids, Plain
Colors and Novelty Woolens. Not
piece in the lot worth less than Csc and
many worth 75c and S5c a yard. 90
July Clearance Sale, yard. 49,. OOC
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-29

CREPE DE CHENE-Cheney's best S1.00
grade, in all shades. To reduce stock,
we offer this in the July 10
Clearance Sale at, yard $500. q ~
BLACK MESSALINE-36 inch s1.OO
grade. This is a splendid piece of silk
with high luster. " Clearance co.
Sale, yard OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ON
Limit 10 yards and priced for Monday
only
CHENEY'S KIMoNO SILK-Fast color
"a beautiful range of Oriental and floral
designs to select from. 75e and Soc
qualities. July Clearance Sale, IOo
yard $500 -.-.--.--..---..- ~
SILK PONGEE-36 inches wide-a beau
tiful soft quality for making wOmen's
one piece dresses, shirts and children's
dresses. S5e value. July Clear E0o
ance Sale Price .-....-......--O O -
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-28

RENDERING the Drinking Soma
from Cavalier Rusticana and t"e
prison Scene from II TroNatore in
spch magnificent voice aud with such
perfect harmony ana melody as Ia
cause music critics 10 declare that
never before have two NOR finished
artists appeared In Albuquerque, the
Risoldis. Brund opera singers, scored
a tremendous hit az the Pastime the
alter last night.
The RisOldls only recently complct-
cd q tour with the Milan Grand Opera
company Signo Risoldi has "a pefect
tenor voice. while signora Risoldi pos
sesses u remarkable soprano, OF great
ranRe and wonderful volume.
The RhOldis appeared az the Pas
time last night for the trst time ana
Il ~ doubtful " ever "a vaudeville team
made "a mere favorable impression on
an Albuquerque audience.
The opening notes OF The Drink.
ing song has not died away before
the Hlsoldis had made themselves
popular with their hearers and they
were enthusiastically applauded at the
end Of each succeeding number.