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The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1912-10-26

slant offers to Brady
offers which, from the
point of view OF their
own poverty, were
handsome enough. But
they seemed beneath
contempt to the gar
dener who dreamed OF
empire.
Not so, however. to
Mrs. Brady. She wept'
cajoled. TIL e a t ened.
She conjured her nus
band, in the name OF
common humanity, not
to let his children
starve before his very
eyes. He made her no
reply, other than oy
the crushing metnoo
of leaving the house.
TO take counsel OF his
dreamss outside.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1912-10-26

drama, or a riotous contrast
from Jules Verne, than a set
ting forth of sober fact:
though it is none the less a
fact of due and attested So
briefly. and even, in all kind.
ness. of some solemnity.
The rose was created" as
the phrase goes, in George
Bancroft's famous rose gar
den, by the HISTORIANS errat-
ic old English gardener, John
Brady; it was a legacy to
Brady at Mr.. Bancroft's
death, in token of long and
honorable service, and of the
fact that Brady had brought
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1912-10-26

HE man who made
tn e A m eri C a n
Beauty rose is a
beggar on the
streets of Wash
ington. The state
ment sounds more
like a curtain
line" for a Theo-
dore Kremer melo-
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1912-12-04

day and Monday In Waterloo with the
family of her uncle, Mr.. B. A. Ander-
son, Sr, returning to her home over
the G. and w. c. Railway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fleming Smith and
little Miss Louise, of Laurens, were
guests on Sunday, of Mr.. Smiths sis
ter, Mrs. James M Smith.
Mrs. George Anderson of Spartan
burg, who was accompanied to Lau-
rens by Mr.. Anderson, where they
spent Thanksgiving with the formers
sisters, Mesdames Joseph j. Dendy and
| a. g. Long, came down to Waterloo
| last night for few da,s' visit to her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Culbert-
| sos.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rex W. Lanford spent
Thanksgiving day with their home
people at Woodruff.
Mr.. and Mrs, Sam Rasor, of Mount
Vile, were Thanksgiving guests of
their parents. Prof and Mrs. w. p.
Culbertson.
Mr.. Charles T. Smith has returned
to Abbeville, after business visit Of
several days.
Mr.. Connor Nelson. OF Clinton, was
the guest for several days last week
E his mother, Mrs. Virginia Nelson.
Mrs. Henderson and children, of
Verdory are enjoying a visit to their
parents and grandparents, Rev. and
Mrs. j. T. Miller.
Mrs. Henry c.. Sims and little Miss
es Louise and Alline Sims, spent
! Thanksgiving with the formers moth
er. Mrs. Sara Puckett, at the home of
her sister, Mrs. John South, in Green
wood.
Mr. Joe Smith, with Clardy and Will
son, at Laurens, spent Thanksgiving
day with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
James NJ. Smith.
| Rev. j. 7. Miller and Mr.. j. Casper
Smith have returned from Anderson,
where they attended the Methodist
conference
Mrs W. Nj. Henderson, assisted by
| Mrs. n. j. Pearce, extended a cordial
welcome to the Baptist Ladies' Aid So
ciety on Friday afternoon, at her home
on Main street. Violets filed the
chrysanthemum decked rooms with
their delightful fragrance and much
interesting business was disposed of.
The social half hour and the dainty
and tempting salad course, which was
served at its conclusion. was much es-
ioyed.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1912-12-04
WATERLOO LETTER.

Waterloo, s. c., Dec. 1.-Thanksgiy.
ing day dawned upon a world of love
ly white snow. making 1t altogether
ideal and most forcibly reminding us
OF our Puritan fathers and mothers
when beautiful covering OF snow
most invariably enveloped the earth
ON Thanksgiving day, the two, in a
way, being associated together, and
reviyipg memories of stories told us
by our old colored nanny of the
sleigh rides to the home of distant
neighbors, the large dining room,
warmed by cracking fire OF huge
hickory logs III an immense fireplace
and the great table groaning beneath
It's weight of roasted pig. pumpkin pie
and other delicious old dishes that
only our grandmothers knew how to
make and the dance that night, to
which all the countryside came and
danced to the music of fiddle"
played by the hands, perhaps, of one
OF the old darkey slaves.
The customs still cling to us, but
in very insignificant way compared
to the olden days, We can, Of course,
return thanks In tho true spirit of
thankfulness, but those dear old Gus
toms of former days are past and can
never be recalled, except from mem
ory, which should be treasured and
retold to our children as "miser
treasurers his gold.
Mrs. Virginia Nelson is at home
from a pleasant weeks visit to her
DICE, Mrs. John ~ Sims, at Central,
and to the family of Mir. w. Carl
Wharton, in Greenville.
Mr.. Eugene p. Walker is at home
from business visit to Augusta
Little Miss I<atherone Wharton has
returned to her home in Greenville,
after visit to her grandparents. Col.
and Mrs. John II. Wharton. Little
Miss Wharton is the winsome little
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. C.
Wharton and is most charming
young lady.
Messrs. Gray Culbertson and Ber-
nard Henderson spent Thanksgiving
day with friends at Coronaca.
Mrs. George w. Boyd, of Spartan
burg, who was recalled to Cross Hill
to attend the funeral services of hel
neice, Mrs. Mason A. Hill, spent Sun.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1912-12-04
A Certain Quick Relief for
Indigestion or Upset Stonlachs

Why suffer the tor'nres NJ Indigea-
ton Sour Stomach Gas. Belching or
othe- stomach up-sers? There As a
certain quick relief and pernan nj
remedy for these disordersz1Browu's
Ditesth tablets viii give relief al
most instantly O1e dose makes vour
stomach feel fine II stops fermenta
non. prevents distress dgests all tho
toof aud restores your tired worn on,
stomach to healtbful condition D,
gestit is perfectly harmless-even 4.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1912-12-04

little child can take 1t without fear "
bar after effects. Don't wait until Won
have another attack OF indigestion. b n
get a. package today Try IL afte-,
eating. and just see for Yourself how IN
heips your stomach. We are 80 con
hdent thai Digestit is perfect rem
edy for stomach up-sets that we,
guarantee II TO please you In every
way-get a package and II you don't
IKE 1t we will give your money back.
Laurens Drug Co.. Laurens, SC.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1912-12-04
liked Squal,ine Eapy.

liked Squal,ins gapy.
Il like to hear a baby cry" said
the crusty old bachelor
"Why?"
Because then, the little nuisance
Is taken out of the room"
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1912-12-04
Something to Learn.

Something to Learn.
Unfortunately we do not learu the
value of staying where we belong till
we have wandered where we don't
Blue Bull
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-30
LII VIII EVoCCn Nl0NiZ

Tho voters of this pouutH us clcg.
don Time approaches and as they
begin to tire oi trc uouthings cot tho
political agItators mud mountobuults
are beginning to realize the fact that
Il may be- we'll Co leave we'll enough
alone. They urc beginning Co reflect
that while thor, are certain economic
conditions. due 10 ihc growth of the
country lu population and its general
development, which need umcuorn-
ton. it d. also evident that generally
tho country is prosperous. that things
might bc much worse ana that o.
trust the dcsiuios or the countr, Go
the hands o' such an INSCRIPTIONS
aud fish and dangerous divine
right ruler us Theodore Roosevelt coz
of such a clustered and pcdunilc the
orizer as Woodrow Wilson. would hv
the raukcst folly Tho program ot
Roosevelt BE- program OF anarchy
ana chaos. the program OF Wilson is
one OF vague gcncrahtics. while the
program of his party ir carried uut
would prccipIlato business dcprcs-
sion from which the countr, would
not recover la years
Let Well Enough AIonr" b. going
to he the winning slogan len this cam
paiEn. As the Morning journal OF
this city So property says la q recent
issue.
1T Is pr,snJblr that Governor VIII
son viii Dee able Go hold couscTyu-
tive vote that has been looking some
what Hskancc at him. But the con-
soryatyc vote is ucg.igibly compared
with the radical vote. The farmer is
satisfied 10 lct wcll enough alone. He
BE- making ana saving money Labor
can see mo- rcuor bat possible mcn-
ace, iu Democratic success
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-30

I,fr,rauulau Gu1'lu. Lawrence" k's.
Tho i,lluuug uphy has boon sent
by i - Euu,rsurk ct this city. tu e.
letter addressed iu him br the tres
urea ct the Nuuoudl Progress
PARTY, requesting a. contribution To
the campaign uuuds ut the party.
Air. e.. g. Iloubcr. National Treasurer
Manhattan uutrl, Sew York CITY,
Dear Sir. ann in receipt OF YOURS
ut The 3lN ui August rotating To
funds ter what you chi th, 'irogtes.
siyu' party
know you do uut wish Tor replies.
vl,ut sou want id contributions
The wrltcr nnv ,utod Tor i,cpubli'
con principle ana Republican 'audi.
dates from lincoln go ralt ana an
this ;im,. und now iu active business.
am manufacturer iu various lln's
not n any trust ur corporation anu /
ana employ iug more men al hrli'i
,ug,s. turning more wheels, making
aud distributing more American pro-
luct than ever before. nunl, deposits
are almost mprvccdntly lurgc uud
Nidvly distributed. CTydit LOSSES arc
ut MI mum Interest rates nrv low
ih, transportation companies can h"l
supply cars Son the manufactured ana
IuW product Ana yet and YOU
write that Nc 'progr assiN' party ui
frrs "huHiur-H prosperity.
what understand YOU to offer b.
| % "bull mousse aud "Armug"ddon.
pud ruurl,nusN usk us to help pay
the hills
la the past ir kunsus We have hod
several ,slttuuns of what General
| Sherman named vur and 81 Wc are
/ forced tu choose between Armagoddot
with hui moose leading ~" herd
land uhut Shormau called war
many ut us win stay with sherman.
m, uall puuc this country has
/ trr kuuru coming during amy re-
puhll,au administration vaH that ol
( li0t under Theodore Roosevelt
lu yuW circular you speak of iai'
dealing coward the people ana yot
4 name your party thc "Frugtcssi'
party, And yet 100 my state, th'
auheming 80 the bosses of the sell
4 denOmisatod "Progressives' h llkCl,
fto succeed Ia pre-, enting me and thou
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-30
Lrr Is mNvE ~ EXPLANATION

Tho santa De- Sew MrNiclu Now
owned Dos Mr. bronson NJ cutting.
has made certain mHiuuItiou- reflect
ms upon IA, Integrity ot Herbert j.
Hascrmau fnrmu governor cot Sew
Mexico, whose treatment Dos Theodore
Roosevelt o. one of the cnicf mciurs
in tho anuwthy Go ga, BUN Mouse
now so prevalent throughout this
state.
Mr.. cutting. p,rsouul friend of
coIonc, Roosoy,u ana leader of hig
third-tcrm movement la Now Mexico.
has thc following Boa a recent is.u, eff
his valuable pabltration.
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ID, u.. .i.s, ,.,.,.,,,... .,.,,5..., .,..,..s
,.,.,.r ,,,, ,.n..., CO., .,,u,I,,, ,,,i
=. ',...,.,,.. .n,..., ,.,.. r.,t,.,. ...,.i.
..,,s ii ,a.- .,1 ,,.,,., u,..,r,,
.rt.,. &C.,. a.. ,, 80. ,..,.
Mountain and plciflc rompan, uud III
Dhanair socks to dia.ralit Tn,odYr,
Rnos,vcu ns uHue nuecrmau as a.
uuurr 3, tho uamr of AN mat b,
human. harni uasorm,p been used
about ,uoushr Wbcnc, come. thi,
sudden ana unrNpccted lev, roi
Hagcrman uum tho coal camps and
land grants of ..l.ax count, and from
40 ,bau,t.. %. fb,s. Jtsupeufshed
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-30

ror the prevention ut collisions dur.
log fog at sea. Tho invention BE-
the work or william aud Gerald
llodgkiusun, two Young electrical en-
sluccrs vino for the past two Yeats
h1,, been conducting experiments nn
rougi,tuu Moss cheshire, and arc at
present dcmouslr,tng thu prarucuhii-
,lv of thciF idea ou the river Mrrsr,
iu England
The boz, cntiuu has boon Installed un
th. steam uaht,r France
The Invention consists cot large
drum ulnc feet IN diameter. and is
+luus nlouL away from uuy pusyiplr
interference from deck sounds uud
is provided with uNtr,u receiving
mouths which receive au sound
waves AZ the base uf th, mouths
ur, fixed gontuct breakers which
while stable 90 ordinary mechanical
vibration. are sensitive tu general
sound waves. Bach ut thcsy receivers
be- responsible tor sounds from q par.
u.uur dirryiiuu
ghcs, contact breaker. ore connect
eel electrically Geo % rrlay r1sc. consist
IuE of rclu,s ruui,ll,ut to The NUM-
bcr- or rr, i,rrs. Doe m,u being gou-
nrutcd to boN having circle uf
small electric lamps Co the same
number as the receivers, which Will
indicate the direction of The sounds
when sound strikes tho contact
breakers this disrurhu tho electrical
circuit thus operating the relays uud
Lao thr same time Iishts TIE amps uu
thr Indicator ~ the sound Be- near.
then more ,hou uur nmp viii bee
COM, uucd. hut us the units are
standardized tho direction of the
sound wave Ia shown by line diyid-
iuE the sections operated SO dis
tUuccs ut over one mile only one lamp
be- lighted. and tho direction ls shown
u o. clear manner.
should Jb, sound wave come from
the right OF the snip then the lamps
ON the right ct the circle are illumin-
atcd if To- the lett, then &c b. the
lamps TO the lcft aud &C. directly
ahead, then the lamps pointing In that
direction. with 90 passing vessel suc-
ccssiyc units are operated. thus clear
ly dcnotug tho course upon which
the ship b. steering
The indicating apparatus can hc
fixed wherever convenient ror tAe
ships officer aud the whole msloilJ.
tiun. br-idc- being most compact be-
estimated To- cost about sl.2Uo
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-30
REPRESENTATIVE Government as
Against PldtaudinOus PiJle

,aud. cot other ,tizrus from f"'ing for
lhc Republican candidate William
o. TAFT
Mr. Roosevelt threw his bat bee ih'
ring and seeing that q was being
kuoCk,d out Of shape, hc iumprd over
The ropes himself uud cudcavorcd q"
give either %. fair or lDul knock uul
Losing boz, organized new parlN We
lott the Republican party and called
o. o. rotten husk" hts shihboicth was
truth" aud honesty and YETI Zoe
my state. the progressive saints who
are running things ana want office
are insisting upon placing Pro
gf,s.Nc' electors in the Republican
column and thus disfrauvhisc ihD un
tiouul Republican voter
Andrew jackson. m MS widest and
most cNtrrmc exhibition oi partisan
shin never vrnturcd upon such Ut
outmg" us this
I submit that what our country
needs Is not more Bun Moos, gov
crumoni. not the personal enforce.
mont ot platitudinous platform that
proposes tu change human nature Dos
commission and appeals Ia the hastY
uudigrstrd pussops of the voters, bal
continuance ut Republican runsti'
tutiunM representative government
based OF common sense and calm
runscrNa i've council over hrOadeuct
through education ana experience.
Respectfully.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-30

d
r. ms REAL ambition is 90 Ju.
como head ot 90 national mutuv as,
lum
THE g.. $. Colossal auJ som,
10000 Wcn m"r,ncd down th, bordor
md then marched up again.
@
THE GOOD Old l1r days srrm To
have passed {, has got 40 now yol
state tlc Reverse ot tho Truth
o
TllE COLONEL ssta ac lcclg M %
h' had boon in a crusade li,'u feel
as " Dee had been through cider mill
after the election 300 November.
o
ONE TERM 'cr president .s enough.
SAYS 1oiouol Bryan ne might fool
different abrHi 10 % u, had over sue.
cecdcd iu landing lhy Grst term.
TiE CELEBRATED o. varieties
ot pickles are Jess and Ear between as
compared lo tay uumytuusu,s- OF Ju,
species OF the Mexican rpocls
ten PERCENT ur our population
( Is defective. shss e. Sew York sri,utlSt
How giad We ere that .,e an belong
10 the other niucN per cont
o
THE ROUND PFC rs tine ,puar,
I uulu has nothing ON the Democratic
ate VINO trls Co wear something
! else than O. free trade suit OF clothes
o
GOVERNOR MARSHALL OF ludi.
I ana, now appearing Ice the role ul toe
tu gJmblng, ought Go take SOME acc.
/ uon against ,hYso persons vino $50
batting on Wilson
o
TliE SOLITARY exponent OF th,
4 BUN Moo,hcrs iu New MoNgo ough
I 90 be- more explicit iu iIs references O.,
mcu like. for instance. former Cover
/ nor HJgcrmau.
we ANTICIPATE ,,ry plyas1u
! week, with j. P,,rp. Morgan, r
! Roosevelt. that dear Ormsoy Mcllari
aud utI,r eminent ,.'i4eus uu thy Nll
u,ss stand ben th, Ciupu inquiry
ss-
two OFFICERS were killed lu th
fan ut m .rrupllue Vhi,d druppv,
! only % feet. % Uu aviator must drop
: IL app,ars nr mIgnt os oou got tn
I worth of his money aud start at go
ultitud, uf mile ut so
/ -
{ SPEAKING or TuE ulGlI cost sol
/ living. Do be- mot TOGO much Geo s'y ih1
/ Eo"sy, ,lt wants to bee president -" 10.
eau MAX, about AIlt The population
I gl1d they ara allowed Geo ur alive 90
Iuu
-
A CALlFuItNINN Who refused &C.
! s,,tI, fur hiS vlt,s ult hus paid "u
/ for legal cNpcus,s PEI tat SCH Their
/ ls little prospect uow tEat 3c can save
any thing by his appeal to tho courts
q ~
WlIEN THE COLONEL h'rpo"u
! predatory wealth aud yrils dow
with lhc trusts. George W .ud M"di'
/ simply wink. uuu sa> Amt H' ih'
stout gu, with tua, stan What
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-30
CHURCHES 10 prNovNcr FAXES.

From thousands or puipts ,n uu
parts of the United states. fake cures
Tor consumption will bc exposed and
denounced on tuberculosis day. Or-
tobcr -5th, This is part ol the pro-
gram for the movement announced
Dos the national Association for tho
S,ady ami Prevention uf Tuberculosis.
Literature giving Information uu
fraudulent ANA alleged cures Icy
consumption will ur s,ul G." clorg}
men all over the country. and au or
ruui1vd crusade against the traffic la
these drugs and devices win bo ustl-
utrd The literature viii Dee sent 60
ministers either directly from the Nu-
toual association ofnc, iu Sew York
or through the many state aud local
Huu-ubcrculosis associations scattered
throughout the country n is csti-
mated That over 100000 rlcrgymcn
.Utll nc reached iu tins way
From actual records ON ulc m the
office ol the National association, 30
be- estimated that "a, volume "f busi
ness done annually Dos the ,lrous
concerns who sch fake remedies fur
tuberculosis amounts to we'll over
Sia.0oo.o"o Tho number of thcs,
remedies now bcms used os so-cullri
..tT,." b. rt,r -HU
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-30
j. u. nOWEUsOCK


Houston Post
We have query un our hands
"Pi,aso ten us where nick LongwUrth
sundSF'
Ploasc tell us, SICK, that question 4
rfc--
Wen walt until you've asked youI
wife
Washington star THAT primu don
na may %, little ancient" said 90,
enthusiastic man, 'hut hos q peach
Yes replied Niles Cayenne. "a
preserved peach
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-30
Proposed Auicndmcut 20 SC,tiun D.
NrliClc -, at llsc Constitution UT
New Mexico.


JOINT RESOLUTION $50. o.
Providing Tor Amendment of section
Five taI, Article Tvcuty-uuc ,-ll,
uf lhr Constitution uf the State ut
Sew Mexico. 49, sub IS j. a. so.
Filled Mas 80. 1919
De- @ UrHulNud by thc Legislature of
the State ut Sew McNi,p.
That section rive co. OF Article
.Yvouty.ouo t.b of the Constitution
ui Tho state ct Sew MvNlru. tu.vit.
THIS state shalt never enact amy
lnw restricting ur ahrldgug tho ugh,
.uf suffrage uu account ut race. color
.ur previous condition ul scryltudc.
and iu compliance Njth the require.
mvhts uf thv Wid ag. ui congress. %
Is hereby provided ,hp' ability ~
read, write. speak ana understand tho
Engii5h luugHugD Sufficiently we'd tu
conduct the duties uf tho office with
uut ia, aid of au interpreter. shall
bee "a necessary qualification for alI
state officers ana members ui tn
state l,gislaturr,'
Do, aud the Same hereby is amended
so that the same shalt read as fol-
lows go wit
ARTICLE MI
See @. This state shall never enact
'UEt hN restricting co anridglug th,
right ot suffrage on account of race
ruluI COO previous condition ut scrNi.
tudr
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-30

IN THE SOLAR PLEXUS.


TuE 'AsE OF TINE wounded McN.
i,1u vino vas rescued from under the
bodies of nine dead ones h. almost in
,h, Same cluss with the fourteen men
uu q doud mans chest SO no ho aud
bottle ul rum.
o
GERMANY D. learning how Go chew
gum probapl, one reason why that
country h So TAT bchiud iu the gentle
sport OF gum chewing b. because a
Nud uf gum aud a. stein OF beer don't
~ together half so we'll az = pipe aud
e. stein Ol beer.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-30
AKTItII MI

lu every home whore thcrD are
children thor, should hr % bottle of
WHITES CREAM VERMiFuGE. Il
dCstroyH worms aud u-.s us "a tonic IN
me dohilitutcd system. Price 25o per
bottle Sold by am druggists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-30
n M,or COM ruuorom nwu

20 ,au Do, auu"
Lots cleo u now, while wu u'
able Co ruioy 10 ourselves
"Gct behind and push''
Tho foregoing sentences appear
upon the cover OF 20 most interesting
little booklet bearing design show
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-30

For the stomach ana bowel dis
orders uf babies McGEE's BABY
ELIXIR IL a remedy Of genuine merit,
a acts quickly is pure, wholesome
aud pleasant 10 take. Price 25c and
600 per bottle. sold by all druggists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-30

THERE ARE two classes of men.
The married kind and the other who
Just exist" suys the Pensacola Ey,u-
ing NcVs rudcr what classification
would YOU put newspaper mcu"-iilr-
mIugbum Age Herald
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-30
no rmEyENr COLLISIONS A Ss>.

Electrical scicnCo haas been ado
,lpccd step further by the inNon'
uon Of a sound.dHection indicator
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-30
| BIS
Hn nurpic's Rise

1914 lutRiV would
Win right good VIII,
llluN upr O. sutp
90 cop % tilf
nut seeing that
= tNkh ENmD
iiill BUfrlc soon
a cop became
90 o. ciiy WhDr,
Thc Eraft vH- good
Aud tlu Wicked paid
~ as they should
Sow 1914 tcHidr.
con Easy street.
Ills wine, thpN suy.
~ hard tu boat.
lie smokes a fifty-
Cent clgnr
Aud tukrs the uiT
iu % Wutut cut
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-30
MnN 90 IInm,IIc rhcn.

The divorce court was grinding
An ladies who married on bet OF
Tor Joke VIII stand up announced
The clerk,
THE, llued up
Your applications are dcul,d Sow
Use rrguIui eases viii be- noard."
o
&C. o. REPORTED that tho suit in
which Roosevelt hJs been campaign
Ing is worn Go uti,rs. And no Won
der Jerry simpson wore So thread
.urr. and then ufyan donu,d it and
wore DC for several years before Rousc.
s,li stole ill., Kansas city Journal
O
THE COLONEL viii Inform us
from tbr Witness stand this Ncck thai
hr didut know that hc knew ho was
ienutruj OF thv standard Oil runtr..
butluus uudl after he know That ho
was unaware ny lu whether o. not %,
.nvN hu didn't know u.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-30

Tragedies Told IN I'cgdinr~.
Mi Ardup's Rich Uncle Euui'F
cured ut brupgy'
Young NaVai piuCcr. on NcudlnS
Trim. H,rumrs Violently Scu-ick
.rI.ril Niuk,s Scene o., IuuuiuE
ItHputou, Actress for llig BuU6rt.'
,"rht,r Ntcn ON Bases. Iuat Files in
Blt.mun's Eye
.I,,pnrtrr sent tu Panama iu
Roast Canal. Tells Truth aud LOSES
JOB
"Ii. FIRST Attempt at Impiring q
Euil Gam, iu CORY Gulch; Com
pGms Loudly ul Conditions in lioH
pilut"
Awkward Mistake. Young Man
Alnklug can sends up card uf Pre-
,iuup Itontrr uf Evening Suit .-
thirlEu IIihuuv
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-30
prlcf Decisions.


No guud rule can work both ways
Tile straw vote n part or political
iieiiou.
Enthusiasm win carry even the OLD
Ia luu- vty.
o. always happens .hot the bore
mover Matters you.
Advice VIII bc cheap o. long os il
Involves no labor
s Vomau's guess often uuiruns "a
mans ltlprcd conclusion.
Few men care tu have the wind
tempered 60 the slightly stocking