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The Washington times., 1912-10-31
Stomach and Liver Medicine
TOILET PAPER.

30 rolls Manila Crepe Tissue. a
big bargain. 8 for 10c.
100 Kapitai Krepe. high grade
white crepe stock. 100 sheets. 70 roll:
4 for 2ho.
The Washington times., 1912-10-31
TURKS GIVE UP
ADR|ANOPLE TO
.BULGAR FORCE
Stronghold Reported Fallen,
Following Three-Day
Battle

CONTINUED from First Page.)
It was again rumored today that the
powers are arranging a general confer
ence/ concerning Balkan AFFAIRS to be
held shortly In Paris.
The Washington times., 1912-10-31

Removes corns
and b u n ! on y
easily, without
pain: easily ap-
Piled. &c INA
bottle..... 1VS
The Washington times., 1912-10-31
BUcHU BUTTONS

for your kidneys, for weak back.
pain in the back, kidney disor-
ders OF all natures: relieves al
most the first dose: permanent
and ready relief-mOney back
if not satisfactory. QOo
BOX ...................... WV
q H0u - II m.
The Washington times., 1912-10-31
A.0O Corduroy Dress
Skirt S1.SS.

Brown and Blue
Velvet Dress Skirt,
new button on the hip
model, with but
S'nxs tSn trim. .$i.98
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-16
HANbYC0NFESSES
S20,000THEFT0N
EXPRESS CAR
Has Charge OF Cod Shipment as
Ex-resc Messcnser-Shovcs
Cola Of Ca2.

Associated Press Dispatch.
Bakersfield. Calf, Dec. 1J.-Ma-
zion W. Handy. 22-year-old express
Messenger, whose car on the Sunset
Western ain OF the Santa Re raj :
road was robbed OF $20,145 In gold
rear here last week, confessed to-
lay to having robbed he car with
he aid OF his l6year-old brother,
Melvin
The money. whlch had been Il dden
by the boys IN. a hr.chyard was re ,
ovdred with the exception of $500.
which was foand in Melin's room.
Both brothers are in ja'l
In his confess on, Marion said;
Il knew NY car was to carry a
leavy shipment OF gold 10 the First
National Bank OF Taft, said Ham
by, 80 | posted my brother at Kern
Junction with instruct onS to have
4 lantern and shovel As we cross,
I'd the Junct Gu / showed off the box
of gold Then | bumped my head
against a trunk to make people be-
lieve | had been hit by bandit
and just as the train pulled into
Taft bound myself hand and foot
and rooted nay head under some
mail sacks"
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-16
KERNEY
LOSES FIGHT
WITH ELEMENTS
Attempts Flight With Passenger
Over Pacific From Los An
ge.,ei tc Fr.s3o. 81. 4,

sociated Press D.spat, h,
Los Angeles, Calf, Dee. 15.--
Horace kearney the young Kansas
City aviator who tried a hydro-aero-
plane flight from Los Angeles to
San Francisco lost his fight with
the element, and with his passen-
ger Chester Lawrence, Los An
geles newspaper man, almost GER
ta!nfy has drowned in the Pacific
ocean. A portion OF the hydroaero-
plane "Snookums" was picked UP
late today by a motor boat ineGr
Redonda beach by'a 't6tp G Of fish.
ermcn and thirty hours OF eontihu-
Gus search for Kearney and Law
renee has been wthoat avail.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-16
FOR REAL VAUDEVILLE
THE KlMMEL THEATER.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Alexander County
National Bank of Cairo, Illinois, will
be held at the office of the said bank
in the city OF Cairo, Illinois, on Tues
day. January IA, 1913, for the cleo
tion Of a Board Of Directors and for
the transaction of other business.
Polls will be open from 10 O'Clock a
m. to p, nj. on said day.
JAMES II. GALLlGAN,
Cashier
Cairo, Illinois, December "A, 1912.
Dec. 14-30t
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-16
CAUSE OF THE GRIPPE.
How to Escape Its Dangerous After
lEffaots

Effects.
With so much grippe prevalent
this winter few words of advice
regard ng It's cause and treatment
will nos be out OF place.
Grippe is an infec tious disease
easily taken when The system is in
tired or Rundown condition.
The best means OF prevention are
to keep the blood in good healthy
condition, and II the system gets
into a weak, run down condition,
take vinol, our delicious cod liver
and iron tonic.
lady from Long Branch, \. J.,
says; Grippe left met El ner-
yous, weakened, rundown condit on,
After taking three bottles of Vinol
am better and stronger than /
have been for years, and i cheerfully
re ommend Vino To a III who have
suffered from the Ct ppe, and need
strength" name furnished. on re-
quest
We have never sold, in Our sto-e
such Il valuable strength .creator
and healIl restorer for rhc con-
valescent, the weak and ran down
rs NinoI, and your money will be
returned if Il does not do all we
claim for it. Paul G. Schuh & Sons
druggists. Cairo, Ill, -Adyt.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-16
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

The annual meeting Of the stock
holders of the Alexander County
Savings Bank OF Cairo, Illinois, will
be held at the Directors room IT. the
above named bank in the city Of
Cairo, Illinois, on Wednesday, Jan
uary /, 1913, at l.: 80 o'clock, for the
purpose of electing a Board of Direc-
tors, and such other business as may
be brought before said meeting.
JAMES II. GALLlGAN, Cashier.
Cairo, ILL.,, December |, 1912. 49,.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-16
Europc's War Material.

Europe withdraws from industry T..
100000 men to make soldiers OF them.
They are kept from one to three
years. What an appalling waste.
how doubly preposterous IL efficiency
can be insured with militia training:
New Yotk World.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-16
GULF STORM
WRECKS BARGE
10 LIVES LOST
Er-t sh Steamer Also Feared Meets
Same Fate With SO
or Board.
Associated Press Dispatch.

Associated Press D.spGtCh.
Port Arthur, Tex, Dec To-
George Saad, master of u Standard
Oil barge and nine members of his
crew were drowned Thursday night
in the Gulf, when heavy stnem
tore the barge from its tow andslt
turned turtle
Fears are expressed for the safot,
of tho master and crew of the Br.,-
ish steamer Impoco and barge
Iainut, totaling SO persons.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-16
!, !, THE CHRISTMAS SHOP ON THE LEVEE"
Question Ct Economy.

re-"We must economic Suppose,
darling that you t.y your hano at
making your own clothes" She
"Oh. George, dear. | could never 90
that. Suppose | begin by trying 10
make yours?'
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-16

40 you consider, such marriage
as Fthaf fof d man 50 confirmed
drunkard as Jaggs TO a circus per.
FORMER, fitting one?" "A perfectly
TT marriage. She's snake charmer
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-16
What Thew Were

Little Bessie had been gazing ear
nestly at the waxcd mustaohe OF hel
fathers friend suddchly she remark
ed Why. my Kitty has smeilers. tool"
Judge,
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-16

Put things in the sunshine or before
fire before wrapping them, up, il
possible, not only for airing, but also
to freshen them and make them small
GWeeter
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-16

The man who. for fear Of being cali.
ed tightwad, depriyes the children of
their rights is about the most despic-
able specimen OF humanity that one
can mention OF band, .a..--s.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-16
Ceriocracy In Death.

While *e are reasoning concerning
lie life 10 gene; and death, though
Yet treats alike the fool aud the
philosopher.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-16

There's country editor not a thou.
sand miles from here who, when he
gets shy on ccpys runs in couple OF
columns of Lucille"
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-16
PASSING Worry AIcna.

The man who doesn't borrow troa.
BILE borrcws money from his friends
and let's them do it, Washington
Post.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-16

Barber (confidentially)- 1.-THE boss
Amos me quarter when | cut Gus.
toner face Bnt don't care today
just won $2!'-Judge.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-16
Politics.

BY placing the proper number of
coins-in the slot the political machine
may be operated.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-16
Public oplnIon supreme.

All free governments, whatever
their name, are in reality. govern.
nents by public opinion james Rus.
scA LEVEL.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-16

"lTave YOU any drop ceilings In your
iouse?" Yes, in the kitchen where
he PLASTER fell do"H."
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-16

1t is going g be difficult to get
women to quit Judging other women
by the furs they wear,
"
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-16
Tri.e NinW Of Liza.

am more and more impressed with
the duty of finding happiness. George
Eliot
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-16
I,.;oiable.

It's not SO easy to ruin him with
whom the pressure of Chrlsts naho
fingers in the palm John lnglesant.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-16
Eish's STRANGE, Method.

The fish Paratilapia multicolor
matches her eggs in pockets in her
.pcuth.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-16
Mluht 20 So-Called.

isn't 1t an insult to call me hop-
cared, bow-legged porcupine?' asked
an applicant for divorce.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-16

The affection 0; old age is one OF
the greatest consultations of humanity.
| have often ihcueh; what a mslan-
choly world this would be without chill.
dren, and what an inhuman world with.
out the aged. -Coleridge.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-16
Truth.

A mood is that which turns yes.
erday's truth into today's falsehood.
Lite.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-16
Poor Sticking.

Sticking to poor purpose uaiAe
lany poor stick.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-16
BEVERLY HAT HAS
WOMEN GOING; TO
Be HERE TONIGHT
Original Chicago Cast in Fam
Gus McCutcheon Play to APP
pear at Elks' Theater This
Evening.

rG,Nyt o. GVustor, Is lhD NIH
tor tonight at the Elks rhovior
Fashion Is tommy thIus ANA fhr
Was boo which style. ar. oisust.I
especially 100 ARTICLES cot feminine &C.,
nousu G,ur-. IHfI M.'It"h
lIsh.d Uur several l..r-. Hr1 although
au,k Harrison Fishers conception 90
the Idrul .I,y,rN glr1cd boo most
rsIshu- hat and Eril lt WAS unl uu-
ul Nel .urirg that iho beverly hH'
pr,tu, ,uu OFF fashions .rHsr-. Sow
boo ever. ..tE ui tho country whore
"li,tur us appeared lh, women
uuN, gou, .tul over th, beauties ui
th, gcEyiN hut aud % ts being copied
far and Wide
n .-u Iur crown htl of noU,A "h.r
uraNrr with broad 'H 1rw
Around ln. rI-r about au inch and 81
quarter Wide Is % band ui pN, nIu,
brb,l .ud .lNrrIN irHprd over th'
crown 900 lhHi 10 FALLS down over tur
d Sides D. beautiful silk Veil boo pole
| BLUE. no, whole iurmlng e. Urvuti"l
/ that bruu-h simple Isl more thul
! nRuuIII
! Dramatically. artsti.1Uy and sleu
uugjllf perfect WIS the verdict ron
, urryd Dog Am, Leslie. the Hmuu.
critic OF the chicago N,Ns Zoe ro
viewing Beverly" as produced q
the Stud,bokcr thcatrr The urgln1
( Chingu swd'huk,r thoatcr cas-
. viii appear ut the local thcutv
ud -h. Jld and pruuauiy viii h
greeted hy o. crowded house. Tn
.ust is comprised of some uf tho mos
prominent artists who have over ap
prurcd BOO tins city, ana the mauiy
scenic production requiring two sixty
foot hlg-u-o cars for hes trausportu
ton win ho used lu its ontrDt.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-16
LET THE CHIPS FALL WHERE
THEY NAY.

W. want 8, distinctly understood
that the government Investigation u'
this time ~ the Harvester trust iu-
Guiding George W Perkins. has not
oven the rcmotost connection with
politics ami the administration iu fact
ms never been informed OF any CON
u,etion however distant between the
nuu Moose and Mr. Perkins. tn.
government b. merely hoving 90 no"
limo In tho matter OF strruN and m-
rcIcntugly busting the mouopoli"s in
thot vho'csJl" and .omplct" manner
so sttikuEl, demonstrated Dos mo
Battered WRECK OF standard Otl The
trusts must bc busted u some of
the .huuts lpll upon the devoted head
90 Colonel Theodore Roosevelt Nh
T.u viii ho paIucd. bul rrmains oi,h.
. fu io duty
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-16
RESTORESG GRAY HAIR
TO NATURAL COLOR
By Common Garden Sage a
Simple Remedy for Dandruff,
Falling, Faded, Gray Hair

Tho ufd JU,a eft using Sug' for
duIheums thn hair rs again coming h
vogue oW guudmuthcr7 bad d'tt'
GLOSSY hoir 30 .'N,uiN -lt'", Wh'I' ''l
mothers ulr Er, before h'N ore
uuy nur pwudmothcrs k'p, mon
hair soiS and guy WHh % 'Sug' l'''
which ulu restored IN, NATURAL col 'E
Dur objection Go usiug such 20 p''-
parniiuu $50. tn, trouble of nril M
h. This objection hos been "'"r'".n'
s., ca, WN,u chemical r'muut OF
Sew york. Huu has place 90 use
market superior urcp'f"'"i -
Sage, combined with sulphur 90"
other valuable remedies for dg"d'nIl
itching r,.lp and min weak falling
hair
Tho h,buN o.. the hair urp'u"-
moro op il. rirh, even shudiu# 'hrh
unN Thug elise. Don't Vac drE H'ish
indrd hau. whom nmpi' lr.1nl
lI,mydy NIi Nlue back inc '''u' l
% t,o days and don't he i"rm'n''d
with dnudrI uciuug rrlp uh'
ioo,c. Wlmp naus NsDh SHs.
ud sulphur iNIr Homcdl ",l 'rk
ly correct lh,, rouh ut Eltr
color strength aud brnuF ." "u'
hair
COZ % uy cont hottie iruW '"u'
druggist today ana prov" 'nt "a
your own satisfaction Al it'rtlfl
fcll A. under guarantee ih"i lh'
money viii be- refunded " tho rem .,
' b. not cXaclly no represented.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-16

commercial branches Its purpose
Is not piimsriN tu mako good farmers
~ skiiied mechanic 90 professional
h"uschccrcts. ross ii"n ~ e. Mot
ris,n. state superintendent OF Nc0
Hampshire Tho primary object i.
uuo education cot the hos ana girl tp
'h'c"iuo o .In.at" uut "fuDiont und
hupu mou nud woman. cap0uIo "i
becoming ou educated worker win
material things. capable cot getting
U,s happiness out cot WORK rather
alter work. SO indeed 10 comes ut 40
\ further putpos" b. Go educate the
strongest tuuth toward the farm uud
tho Industries instead of ioVurd tu,
professions and business exclusively "
tu tho WORK ct the school 10 is co.
poatcdN emphasized that tho now
courses aro established in the bcIic'
that there is just us truly cultural
development cot tu, Individual Goo ho
had ir"m competent instruction Boo
agriculture o. domcsti, s,icncc us
irom competent instruction ln Latin
rno significance of the Coiehrouk
movement lice u the fact tint 10 dem.
ouetrutos ino basic principle upon
which the American high souool must
stand "r mu. thnt ut shall be- direct
source of strength TO the community
! that ruNs fur ID,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-16
orE> NIR SCHOOLS.

WIN 90, opening eft the fam school
term over goo open mir schu"ls and
fresh ar GLASSES for ubrrculous and
auaomir children, aud Assoc for 400
,mldr,u 300 certain rpomS ana grades,
VIII 10, iu operation iu various pNrtf
uf ih. United States. according Co o.
statement published today Dos The
National Association for the stud, and
Prevention of Tuberculosis
An uf these schools, the association
pys hove boon established since Jam
Wr, 1905. when The inst institution
of this character was opened boz Prov
ideugo. o. ON JanuuT l~l 1910,
there were ou, thirteen open uIr
schools m this Dnuutfy and o. year
later the number had increased onl}
Co twenty nine. Thus the real growth
boz lhis movement has been with the
boot t0o years
NaaHrhu~.us now leads lhr states
.,m So lrrsh uir .chuuls ana classes
nr upp.uluus unucmic aud other
sDhu. children lioston alone hn'Iug
over ,ipb,, Sew YORK. comes noN'
with ss. ANA obi" 8. ihird Win 'I
open ur h,ois have nov been rstu'.
ush,d u ,urly ufu cities iu uiuctc'.
diffcrcnt states
BASED uu figures of population and
mortality Furnished by the United
states bureau Of the census, h is osti'
mated that not less than 100000 chill
drcn now ia school in The Tinted
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-16
coMMoN.srNsr vpvIcr

while % would hc foolhard, ior
our government to involve itself uu-
necessarily jn the affairs OF McNiC". vet
as practically suzcuin p"vcr in tho
Western Hemisphere vr should never
hesitate Co protect American citizens
from torture. persecution or robbery
which occur through the inability Of
constitutional authorities Co exercise
their protective functions for the pres
e,yaton of the liberties uud Other
rights of Americans So dcciar'd
senator William Alden smith col.
Michigan. chairman uf the rIp.uuiu.
mitico az the senate committee ON
foreign relations ,hurgrd with uu Uu-
V,stpyt.uu into the causes of tho
present revolutionary conditions Doe
Mexico Mr. smiths statement ui the
ease appears Co br th' saurst and
most scnsibl, and reasonable set made
regarding the present relations pl
Mexico ana IN. United states Mt
smith further said that tn" disposition
among the Mexican 1ieople to "hclittl,
our prowcss deer, our strength and
misconstrur our motives has been
the direct result oi the failure of this
government Geo strike 80 the root OF
the whole matter bN 90 urm and un'
comprumisiug stand for Justice Mr.
smith asks for "urm. vigorous de
termuyd and uurolrnting foreign pol
icy which asks Tor Justice ana 'aul
treatment at the hands of other gov
unmguts aud 5~sut,- "a" same treat
mcnl ut their yuf"us among us
The danger OF Intervention ma
been viewed with considerable trepi
dauun ct Washington because 1t d
feared that Intervention MAY result 10
lifelong "umity toward the United
Srates :rum al ,hc Latin Americans
when 30 comes hpw'y'r to t .holD
b'iw"cn .nmitN Nnu contempt lnr ~
rruRr American win not bee long 81
d,ciuing which be- wants ~ mat
promising stand gov protection geo
American citizens uuywh,r, an
everywhere cannot hut ncr.1s" th
respect for rncio sam bon whateyo
nation may nc affected, and vithor
respect as basis our relations Wit
the southern republics are h"p"l''
from the start
For this government to derlHr, ih'
b cannot protect lts citizens iu Mo-
lco because of being open Co n
charge of improper motives b. pure
pifnc. aud we shall hc much moi
likely 10 secure the friendship of ~
banana countries 30 We have frst an
always th,.r wholesome rospce
Srowls are better ,bou suc"rs au
contempt VIII not combine wol WI,
affection
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-16
ror~p n rnE JrNGIE

THO yoptul, cot I,'N Louie uul
GNp m" Hood u HrooN,n. y. s.
while it comes ts considerable oi %
disappointment tp Albuquerque. which
hoped Goo get 100 the umolight b .or-
wlunp the gosouthu mHrlor m4.
tivcs here ana almost saw them s,,-
oral times cliyits unwilling admir-.
ALTON Tor the shr,Vdr. loss of the Wsi-
ti,os aud the mutehlcss pcrspi,aoty
81 th" Gotham slruths striking uut
ut ono, Tor the Widest ana most n.
accessible part Of the American VIII.
dcrncss. Lou,s and Gyp uumcdiatcy
turned thcig footsteps toward Brook
ism aud were Immediately swallowed
up u tho VOID. several hundred
dauntlcss detectives. however. nothing
discouraged by a." appalling task
began the work of laying their nets
and after not more than 90 month "i
six weeks thc> penetrated the Inn
ponctuDlc, accomplished the mpos.
rblc. aud boy the admirably lugcniou,
plan OF following the wives OF Oh,
ugitiycs. finally located them IN d
roomng house aud ny 90 brilliant couT
went into the roomIng house and ar.
rested them
II was u wonderful Performance
any way you look ut Il and demon
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-16
TuE \NIEIuCNN SWIFT TooTu

sugar is not 1 luxury The human
bod, requires u certain quantity 81
B, tu sustain Ito aud preserve health.
lW 10 oorsnt demand the cNorhitont
amount tn" oycrog" American feeds
Co his rtmporoJ system. The sweet
tpothcd Orlouiuls aside England alone
consumes moro sugar than the United
sutcs According Co a t1bulatod state
mont just issued. the consumption per
head ~ a. follows italy IS pounds
spain, a.. Husaio 20; Austria. 2a'
| belgium 90. France. aG. Germany.
its. switzerland. 90. Denmark, 90:
J UAited states 50, England. %. Ana
our consumption has Increased t5o
per cent ia twcut, wears ana IS still
Igroviug. SAWS the Philadelphia Press.
Ouc Imm,diat" way ot reducing tho
cost OF living is to us. two Jumps Of
sugar instead Of three pnd cconomize
ION candy That would surely involve
Ia reduction ut the gr"Hcr's the con.
tccuoucrs. the DOCTORS ana the
o,nusts bills
The strmgc.t Trims about jhc uo-
iuonal fundu,ss Tor susJr is the ma
uuual Discrimination 90 produce il
Tho cultivation OF the sugar beet 8.
lprurtahlo and under tho pr"toctty,
tariff Il has pruspcrcd. but not meas.
uranl> a. 70 might O. has boon con.
lcusiyrly demonstrated that sugar ma,
no produced iu almost every state o'
lth' linton r,' the industry ls con,
liiuod o. SOME seventeen states. Wiu
tho bulk ol the yicld coming iron
california. Colorado aud Michigan. II
1850 only $1,000 TONS OF cane suga
lW,rc produced 100 Louisiana Win,
now total ~ 'll 900 IONS roach u
from Louisiana and TcNas From Ma
r s"rEhum plant wee have am uuuua
. yi-ld ol .u oUu. 900 gallons ~ corr
D syrup. and of maple sugar Tee yo1rl
3 product b. about ~ 600 tons tn
beet sugar industry has advance
, from $1,000 tnus iu 1891 to so0. 00o 81
sleli aud thus from all sources. ia
Ioluding colonial America Porto yic,
, Hawaii aud the Philippines We ca
boast graud total OF l.;el.ooo lon
tons of sugar.
The showing. 80 nr,t cumpsc. look
good. but Il i- poor and insufficient
-, The entire world produces 10000
tons "l beet auI 5000. 600 tons q
came sugar vcnrl, continental Europ
lpRgrcgatcs nearl, looo0,ouo ol th
r. product, 1ud Boa one year German
alone. with her slender area. raise
s.anu. 600 toms "i beet sugar IN
IA United states consumes more tina
o. 5000. ouo toms ui sugar and produce
. ,"utside "i hor .oIoutrsD less than
third Of that amount
II Tho sugar industry has developer
but be should grow faster To- meet or
. needs We have lhc land the ski
D. and the capital and about tho swcc
10 est tooth on earth
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-16
Tho InsI Ilc.nrI.

II looked for a time us IL 30 might
ur necessary Go resort Go the p"2snnHI
column boz order GO connect with thutr
missing Eus,ulhal SUSPECTS.
For instance. "t 'Glp the Blood
and 'I,fN I.ooc, viii call nt the dis.
tri,t attorneys office aud iuru in
thclr confessions. am VIII be- forgiven
uad most ut "a forgotten.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-16
labs
wise >on. ADVERTISER

There was w.n 900 our town
And hr Was #uuUIuts vIFr.
llc opened muuN ...''s N'i
10, wouldn't I.l,TtIs"
IIc Thought u Foolish Coo announce
Ilir husncss. a Some THINK
ThCl uught Ca Hu. aud sWd hr bad
No need cot prui'ts uta
Promotion cot rulu..N
llo .td. UJs Something nhi.h
Tho NOR, be- had off, tb1i iuu 30 l,.e
His chance cot citing rrl'
70, said hc'd studded 81 auI know
That adycttiaus umla
llptuud tho shadow uI doubt
Do more harm ,uuu good
Indeed. this man 300 our town
Was truly Wouoruus wls'.
~, was mtgh. which .a why
he didn't udt,rN..
". ! hampton boo Judge.
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Artist JosrNb prnuoi admits ih1l
hp said. "Hpsfuu norps mr
strange to relate. the Uo-tou 40.
thors club has not met and iuImi-
unt,d. nor uUf the "pru,r ui th"
Perennial pu-,ryr. ,I 90, Sacred
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-16
straight rips

Whom woman mnrrirs 90 man Z"
reform him SHE can generally succeed
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when man Boz deeply in earnest
ne does not make much noise
about it.
Peo3lo who knock us are more hu'
nirrous than tho ones wh" praise.
II H. sometimes difficult Co ''i
whether Follow rs prominent or mo-
toriouf
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-16
TRIVIALITIES
Inherited

OE Tracey sweet In scranton lrlh'
uuc-tepublic1uD
Inherited
Mrs paTN,uu IL SCENE strange
that Your son should want O" pi'' "h
the violin.
Mrs Pepper on don't know
Som, of On, mcles ON his fathers sl''
understand N,tc unbalanced