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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-08-15
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-08-15
Gie ttnnt Inn. Sousfrou

= . Ie I'm nj n. QuusTfuu
(Oie elmer armen Mieterin fir ibren
tronten Mann bos WittaseFen sibt):
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8pden bos trdftise @Hen betOmmt,
ba lpirb sr tuobl tpieber arbeiten tOns
nen!"
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snG' Jrou, je beFer 9 bem f4medt,
ITO ipsniser bentt Der ans 9eiuno'
lperoen!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-08-15
Spn6erbare Sraur

SpnSerbare Sraum :
oeutung. Der 8udmiiIIer bat in
Der 2otterie nit Rummer A 800
Wlart aetponnen. 9lls sr Oem Germ
Qebr,r ben @Iiidsfan mits.tsilt. iest
er bin3u: .9unn beut' ab sldab' i'd
ipieOer an's SrGme! Wlein' Srad bat
bum e @ase getrdmt; mer batus oos
oruf bin a.iebt I'M sIiidlid ssipuns
He!-
,8ie ieio Sbr benn BON bem Das
oen auf ole 3abl A e.tommen."
8ahmiilIer: Der Waee bat bier
RGoer = oas iB bic an a."
Limb Die dnbere9"
YdhmiiIlsr: ~0OSafiir baipe mtr
ole 9sidieI asnumm.!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-08-15

@us Der g 9ule. 2ebrer:
rS9uISt, tpsnn Sein Batter bort, ipis
faul 0u biit, ipirO sr por Summer
graue Saare betommsn."
S6iilsr: ra9, bas 1T nidt mosli4,
Serr 2ebrsr, mein Batter bat ia iibers
boupt feline !Saare m.br,"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-08-15

Bon q. 81 oertb.

Hie Come gebt dur 9fiilte,
9ft Iebte Strabl uerIobt. =.
Sd faIte itiu bic Sdnoe
finb idbau ins gIbenbrot.
60 eIdu3t Elm Mutterauae
Nod) eiitmnI freunblih. lidt
Sn alter, treuer 2iebe.
eb' es iid idIiebt uno bri6t.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-08-15

Gin perfetter Rimr o B..
DaffenbdnbIer: n9ieies OOppslldufige
9etusbr tann id Sbner empfeblen." :"
&dufer: Rein, Oante = SieIe nur
nit einem ause."
SrieinelI. @Idubiser (Oer
enbli9 einmol Iein 9elb betommD:
es febIen ober nod Sebn Doll
lars, tpenn id bitten barf!" ,
S9ulbner: p0ie aiebe ib Sbnen
ols MietSins>8sitrag OBJ, bu Sic in
ben Iebten Monaten eisentlib msbr
in meiner Dobnuns iporen, als ih
Ielbif!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-08-15

- 8erbouen. Srau: r3pei
Stunben biit Su aussebIiebsn. unb
babel fpollteit 9u Dir nur cine 3is
sarre briiben aus Der 8irtI6oft
boIen9"
Wlann (uerIessn): ~Su, ia, ib babe
.ttpas parten miiiien nm elf
llbr ipurbe nGmli9 Elm nsuss SfiTs
den an9eitedt."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-08-15

9algenbumor. pribatier:
rStute bab' i9 aus @erisbsn cine
Sunberterbantnote in ben papisrtorb
setporfen"
9iurniIt: p0as fDnnte mir nidt
paHieren!"
Limb iparun ni6t2"
~Nei! i4 tsinen papiertOrb babel"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-08-15

Suusfrau 6ur neusn 3ofo:
~Mit Sbrsn 3eusniFen bin i9 dber
nidt Iebr sufrieben!"
3pfe: sd ia eigentlih aud nidt,
aber ipas mill man MAIDEN, luenn iie
ni6t befer geraten."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-08-15

- aba! nWis, Serr 0Ottor,
Sic babsn Sbr ganSes 8orSimmer
DOLL ThpaBenOer puposeisn9
mSa, bic miiHen mid in Der Sim
btlouns untsritiiten. i'd bdtte Spre9s
Itunbe!4
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-08-15

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gctpeisn, ebe er itarb9"
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-08-15

Serr: sd truue ben Srauen
nidt iibsr ben Deg."
9ams; nDurum iebe i9 mid
i6on 70 oidt neben Sic"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-08-15

Dame: rMa6en sic ole 8os
tsltttes ia re4t 5art unO idOn, Settle,
uno aud reidIih; mir erpdrttn beut.
glbsno 8eIu9!-
Settle: nSeens Sori,, Mdoames
fen, g miro aliens bsforsi; msin
&arI mill ia opd iommep!-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-08-15
Sas @nnoerfinO.

Naf benz ToIniiben bon Stefania
8oIoenrina.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-21
$10,500.00 INCREASE IN
VALUE OF PEACHTREE
LOT PAST 10 MONTHS

Announcement was made today of
the sale by the W. l.. q John o. Du-
Pre- Real Estate agency Of lot of
the j. r. Grass subdivision, on the east
side Of Peachtree Just south Of cur
rier street. for }. f. Hickey to j. b.
Chamblec for $4,000 OF 81 900 q front
foot This property is ~ feet i'm front.
30.5 in the rear, gS.4 ON the north line
and 1902 on the south line. The same
lot sold nineteen months ago for S475
foot, and tho advance represented i'm
the last sale is $525, or Slo,500.
Lot No. Of this subdivision sold
nineteen months ago for S11.s0o and
recently for So 600. Lot No. 4 sold
nineteen months ago for $500 foot, or
$4,000. In June. 1912. it brought SIC
600. on December IT, 100000. and De
ceubcr lG, $4,000 am increase of SIP
500 over tho original price
Recent sales in this subdivision have
totalcd $S4.500. and ia tine Georgian
Terrace section Of Peachrec The Du-
Preo agency has brought the SUM total
up to S14S1Oo, The other parcels were
two 2oNlf0 strips on the east side of
Peachtrec south of Third street. which
sold for $4,000 each, and also 56X14o
foot plot in the same uejghborhood.
which brought $50, SOC, or 5000 a front
foot
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-21
CENTRAL DECLARES 3
PER CT. DIVIDEND ON
Sl5,0OO,OOO NEW STOCK

SAVANNAH. GA, Dec. 21.-At a
.o.d meeting of the board Of di-
.rorS of the Central or Georgia rail-
'a| d Semi-annual dividend of 80 a
sharp. on the S15oOO.00o Of preferred
Stock issued July ! was declared. The
'oond is payable December 81.
...e directors also took final steps in
proving the general and refunding
gage, which is to secure bonds Of
@>'''oooo. Only $5o.O0o.00o of this
cunt will he used al once. These
'o placed on the market as soon as
..n" is considered propitious.
'a. following directors attended the
.np.
| r. Lavton. Savannah: W. A. WIN
.'. vannah. ". T.. Bradley. Co
.'oS !. w, English. Atlanta; s. R.
."". Macon; George j. Mills. savan-
~. y. G. ogIesby, Atlanta. and r. z.
.''r. Montgomery.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-21
VIII Continue to Enforce the
Law. He Declares, as Duty
Tells Him To.
POINTS TO RECORD TO
ANSWER DR.. VAN DYKE
Beavers Asserts Thousands
Who Know Him viii Testify
He's No Extremist.

ru.t or Police Beavers TO-DAY aNow-
.. .t- determination to continue TO en-
.Y,. u. nu. and pointed to his record
.f.. ..... service on tine force in refu-
.... . Alderman NanDyke.~ charge
.... .. E.. an "efeminate fanatic"
.W .oD jaot rest with the thou
.... .uo know me personally ne
-r was never called fanatic until
...r these houses, as the law plain
.....tal ue to DO. ! was simply per-
r...a. ms duty. as I mean to continue
...- .ud talk viii not affect my
g. .H. gaded that it is, Of course
.... a his power to prevent former in
..... u. The Teudyrloin from returning
a.... ...l. DOT that he would soc that
=..., .i, .u violate the law.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-21
Retire to Escape
Newspaper Men.

Then the governor caught sight oil
the newspaper correspondents who had
accompanied Mt Bryan from the sta
ton.
What are you boys doing up 81
early in the morning" he asked
is this your bodyguard?" asked Mr.
Bryan with laugh.
Yes" said the governor they are
the men who see to it that ! don't ger
into any trouble"
The presldent-elect and the Com
moner then retired 10 the governor.
private office and went into conference
At the railroad station Mr.. BRYAN
declined 10 explain the purpose Of his
visit.
IF the governor has not already toId
you" he said ~ am not at liberty to do
SO. 1 should prefer to have you wait
until the conference is over. and then
learn from the governor what has been
done"
Tuesday next Speaker Champ Clark
viii meet Governor Wilson and shortly
thereafter oscar w. Underwood. Dem
.octatic floor leader Of the house, viii
be in Trenton for the same purpose.
MI Bryan has been freely talked ~
as Mr.. Wilson's choice for secretary Of
state and this lent added interest to
their conference today 1t is under
stood hat MI Bryan win have his
..l,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-21

The men attacked We're Charles Web
Der, paymaster of the company for the
past six years, and Edward Wyger. as
sistant paymaster and son Of the gen
eraI manager Of the company.
It was nearly a haIf-hQur af,el Nh.
robbery occurred before a policeman ar
rived at the scene, although the Charles
street station is but a few blocks away.
Ii the meantime the injured men
We're carried into a drug store, where it
was found that Wyger had a deep cash
in his head. caused by a blow from a.
blackjack. and Webber's throat wa
black and blue from the effects of Il
choking.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-21
CAR REPAiRER KILLED

COLUMBUS CA. Dec. 21.-Heury
Newsom, can repairer for the Central of
Georgia railroad, who was seriously i'm
jured yesterday. died last night New
som had his left leg cut off and 5uf-
fered from other injuries. He was
working under "a passenger coach when
some cars were shunted against it.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-21

This photograph was taken this
week in Washington, when Mr..
Morgan was called to testify in
the house's money trust probe.
Mr.. Stetson. for many years at
torney foE the Southern railway,
Mr.. Choate and Mr.. Wins are
prominent corporation lawyers.
Mr.. Lindabury represented Mr..
Morgan before the committee.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-21
To Abolish
Daily Receptions.

Governor Wilson made two lmpoy
taut announcements after his confer.
euce with Chairman McCombs.
First he declared Thar he wouI
abolish the daily receptions which hav,
taken up SO much Of President Taft,
time. Governor Wilson intends TO de-
vote aU of his time to governing The
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-21
TIE WEATHER

Forecast for Atlanta and Georgia:
Generally fair today and tomorrow.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-21
Police Slow in
Reaching Scene.

lundS was StO
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-02
NEW ROUND HOUSE
At W|NSLOW IS
GOING UP FAST
N' '.H isTssft
Eighty Men and Three Cor.
crete Mixers on Job Doing
the Concrete Construction
Work Force to Be Increased
Especial Correspondence ia ,Ss Herald !

Especial CSFTrBpUndenes 90 Ihe Herald
WinBlow. Ariz, bee. Tho con-
struction of the thirty Ave stall
rOundhOuse at Wlnslow II proceeding
rapidly and the contractor. Charles 8.
Fellow. Of Lon AngelrH expects tho
work Ia be- done even before the time
limit specified In the contract There
are now eighty men On the Job and
the force Ii soon TO be- Increased
Three concrete mixers are kept going
necessarily during the day, having a
total capacity Ell $50 yards OF con-
crete The construction equipment
nlso includes complete saw Hnd
planning mill with which the forms for
the dinc.cIu kinds Uf work are turned
out The ruundhuusc has been com
| plctcd To such an extent that there
are two truck and three drive wheel
drop pits In the building. which II IL
| be u thirty iivc-Htall AFFAIR. calling for
| twcnty-six 92.fOOt stalls aud six l32'
foot stalls for the Mallet type ot en-
| ginrs. The building has II hOor space
OF 10000 square feet
The santa Pc Improvement plant
at winslOw call for number Of Other
new buildings In addition to th'
| rOundhOuHr. In fact, the coast lin'
In constructing ON small scale II
Winslnw what the main line Intends
To construct on big scale In Albn
qucrIuc. The improvements planned
for WinslOw. construction to begin Al
quickly az possible. include pOwe
house "a be so by l05 feet. a mnchIn'
shop to he so by 100 feett "a black
smith pipe and fiue shop, 80 by II
feet. a store house 80 by zoo feet.
coal chute and several other build
lngs
n. w. seely. Of the Fellows concern
In foreman In charge OF rOundhQuH
construction now under way.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-02
TODAY IN CONGRESS

Slxy-sccond congress, third session.
0poning day:
SENATE Convened Ht noon, SEN
Htor BacoT president pro tempore'
presiding,
Chairman Ilapp OF Interstate com .
'mcrrr commission announced an effort
would be- made to reach AN agreement
upon q report recommending amend
mcnts t. IN" anti trust law.
Campaign expenditures invcStlghi-
Ink committee viii resume hearing
. bee. 10.
! Adjourned At i2:29 T.. ~. until II u.
~. TUESDAY, out Of respect for IN"
memory ut Vie" President Sherman
Hnd Senators Hepburn ana Nayncr
| HOUSE Convened ~ noon, Speak
I or clark presiding
/ Estimates for running government
during fiscal year OF 1914 submitted
by secretary Of the treasury. They
aggrcgai" sS23,iIj.i55. AN increase
ur tT2.O7N.2IN over 1913 aud include
t3G, 56G.'g2 Tor river aud iprbor Inn
pTuN"mcutv ,.
FIRST btll introduced WAX oh" hN
? l,,pI,s,utdtiyr lr Forrest, Ncw York
- pension former presidents hnd
widow, "l former prchidChts, Nj
luurncd AZ $40 y. IN. until noon Tues
/ dJy
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-02
new ROUTE FROM
ESTANCIA HERE
Practicable Pass Over Man
zanos at MosOa Peak via
fatigue Has Ben DiscOv-
cred; Shorte9s Route.

Edan,ia, y. NJ, Dec. 2---Among
p"Dpi, TINS ed, Of the mountains a
new pad 10 Albupuetqu" is being AL
tuicd du, go tho fat that the only
road nuw pnssablr, by way Of T1ieras
cam on. Iu 90 s,is roundabout and un.
necessarily bong route for all the
people 81 the f..Iry except those IN
the cxtr"inr northern purlipu. The
EHta hria News Says.
Their Is said 10 b" Practicable
route over The dIyIu" by way ~ the
pass jum north pr MDsca Peak that
would make an almost direct IinG ~
Albuquerque, that the distan,r .s not
above thirty miles from Unique,
which would make 1t not more than
forty Give miles from Estan'u Mcn
vhD know The country SAY that after
crossing the diyid" al the point named
% rund could gu practically ~ the
cross NI,s across ih, mesa go Albu.
uu'rlu,. the root, requiring .Itu"st
~ wuTk
M"ssrs Hrdg,- and " ku,'N pu'h
tell ~ thIt ihrA yrr familiar win inr
rDut" across th, divide. having 'f'-
ulrd II many times, Hud Win w"th
that Wuuid not o., at all h'Isy % grud
r"nd could -" made FROM tins slide go
'hr Nungl 81 ~" pass The, HD
.urT, arr iwu good routes one az IA.
ItuIu CHuR On 10 the north branch that
'uu"s in west ~ tho present site of
DsierH mn thence up thu north
branch. following IA" ranger trail a.
'h" pass, the ether. ana MIR. Mckinley
thinks the better. route In up the first
ur eastern branch 81 fatigue canyon,
gradually climbing the west blum "a
h"Eha'k whl,h leads directly a. the
..t.H
The ROAD uuN used by humber haul.
urs ana Otl, IN fatigue canyon re-
Vuirua sum' work, bat not heavy
work, To- make Il good rund 81 n, and
% b. said Gu" balDu." at the Tuut'
would requ.r" even lpss work than
The Improvement at the canyon road
such road would give direct
route 20 Albuquerque for all the lower
valley
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-02
NOSE STOPPED UP
WITH CATARRH
A Common Sense Treatment
for Colds ana Catarrh.
Gives Instant Relief.

No matter how miserable YOU are
with cutarrh or IA cold IN the head.
nose stopped up. throat sore, oyeH
running, dun pain IN the head, dry
cough. fever. foul breath. Ely's Cream
Balm VIII give you instant relief.
I, gets right al the root Of the
trouble, clean heals ana strength
ens the raw, sore membranes. stops
the nasty diMchnfeo 10 that you are
not constantly blowing the nose and
splitting. 10 d taeF minutes amer APP
piled you can tuSg feel II doihG ils
work VI nlearing tho head. tho pain
aud soreness are relieved. the breath
iRg becomes natural and tina stuffed
up feeling IL gone. The cleansing
healing. antlseplio Hahn contains no
mercury. cocainai 81 ether harmful
drugs. Il 10 easy 20 applN PLEASANT
Co use and never fails 20 HIvs Feitef.
oven In the woEes oAgpa.
Never neHlerl Epld, end aen't snf-
Ter the mlserle1 n, ,eataffh nor as
utist your essan1 q With genR hawsln9,
apittlhE ana fpni breath. oct q So
eaAl b0ltla. * Nlp'a c;raam Balm from
yoaF druwhini tao aingA the krnatnsni
NJ once Yan win nne that 4 will ba
the hest lnveelmaAf You ever made
A3Ns
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-02
YEOMEN SUED FOR
INSURANCE MONEY

Denver. Drc. Sin his charge to
the jury witch has heard IA" evidence
In the case 81 Mrs Marion 6. Oh
bert against the Ycuman lodge u re-
cover $4,000 lie Insurance on her
husbands policy Judge Hubert l..
Shdttuck to-day instructed that the
Jurors should tax" ~" possibility at
suicide into consideration, inasnuch
u.s. Gilbert might has" taken the pnlH-
on which resulted ~ his death. MIS-
Gilbert who had been tried ana 49,
united Ia Pueblo ui the murder OF
her husband, william Gilbert bS her
attorneys had tried I" keep reference
to IA, poigou uut Of the case.
Arguments began this afternoon
ana the case viii gU tu the Jury late
this afternoon or early tomorrow
morning.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-02
ROSWELL PRINTER MAY
CASH IN HEAVILY ON
UST A PIPE-DREAM

I,uswril, s. A. Dec. 2. Saturday
night, three months ago. Wesley IL.
jones, for wears foreman with the
Roswell printing company, had q
dream of al appliance In the printers
ART that win b" "a time saver In the
cumuuung room,
The next morning Mr., Jones was
Impressed hy the dream Hnd set out
tu perfect the vision IN "A material
manner. a." did, and has had the
Idea patented.
\ few days since hc received "a let
ter stating that II certified check for
~, 900 from one or the biggest com
pInlrs IN the United States WAS await
ing him IN the bank of IN" eastern
company. Not only that hun they
would give him 10 per cent royalty
for five years which would amount 10
about $500 per year.
MIR. Jones refused the proposition
upon the advice Of his attorneys.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-02
NB
! NEWS CHANGES
Walter Brandon Becomes Gem
sral Manager sncCesdinB
John G. Upton; ShsnkS Re-
turns as City Editor.

lsposial aDtapstch a. eVeaAng Meepl9l
RssNeit. y. NJ lee. an lmpast-
ant change In the management Of the
Roswell Morning News WIS aHFsauHeed
In yesterdays edition, John &. Upton
being succeeded as manager hy Val
ter brandon. for several mOutfh N
the employ pf the paper as advertl "
inn man. Mr. Tlpton retires from the
work on account of 40 health. ~. "
shank, the first city editor Of fhc
paper. returns To that position ana
win Robinson becomes night editor.
Vigil AlbTittOB. Job fOrcmam be-
comes general foreman with entire
charge Of mechanical operations. The
News under It's new management
promises to take leading part In the
vigorous campaign Of city develop.
ment which has just been inHugurated
In Roswell.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-02
KNOW IT WE'LL.
Familiar Pastures Well Known 90
Hundreds VI Albuquerque Citizens.

Hundreds Of Albuquerque Citizens.
A familiar burden In many a homo.
The burden Of bad back"
A lame Weak or an aching back
often tells you OF kidney Ills.
Doan's kidney Pills arc for weak
kidneys
Hero is good testimony to prove Il.
Mrs. l.. ]. Meyer. 226 Railroad ave-
nue., East Las Vegas, N. Mex. says:
In 1909 a member Of our household
gave "A public statement Ia praise Of
Doan's Kidney Pills and 0Onirmed II
In January 1907. This person thinks
as highly OF Doan's Kidney Pilla now
az ever. This remedy brought COM
plcte relief from kidney trouble,
which was shown ny pains In the back
and other annoying difficulties. We
have been 80 greatly benefited by
DOnn'S Kidney Pills that NO Gun speak
highly In Ldeir praise"
For Balo by AL dealers. pTlco 80
cents. Foster Milburn CO.. Buffalo.
New York. sole agents for tho United
States.
Romember the name-DUan sand
take no Other.---Adv. rs
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-02
HYPN0TIsT rs ORDERED
TO AWAKEN WOMAN HE
HYPN0TIzED IN FABER's

!. Following & conference thla after
noon between Mayor Sellers ahd ChiAt
Of Police MeMllllh. Prof, oEiilth. the
hypnotlst. was ordered % awaken the
woman he had hypnOtlEed IN Faber's
window az t;sO. The hypnetiei had
suggested 20 the woman that she play
a plano pati s;a0 o'clOck 1onlsht, The
s.ssh ptPyed the plano from iisO
until 4 O'Sioch lneeusantlg, the Win-
dow bllnds Being GFawH e t,sst time
nnlll ne pEefsssor could A4Aken her.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-02
SANTA APPEARING IN
ROSENWALD'S WINDOW

Santa claus has taken complete
poHscssion of the ltOAcnwrld store, ac-
cDrllnK a. hn announcement made
this morning. and viii be on hand ~
entertain the children daily until
Christmas,
Beginning at o'cluCk Unch after
noon, the old fellow viii appear ~
nnc uf The big central avenue show
windows and make merry there uutil
time Tor the puutOmin" performance
On the mira moor ~ I O'clock each
Hftoruu"u Tho children are invited
10 ull thee, lIg Santa claus dnings, --
ADJ
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-02
0UsTED SUPERINTENDENT
OF INSANE ASYLUM ASKS
DAMAGES OF $4,000


special Dispatch Go ESehing Herald
l.hH Vegas, n, ~, bee, 2,-Dam-
manded by Or, II. ~. Smith of the
hoard Of trustees 0f the New Mexico
Hospital for the Insane In suit Med
In the district court for San Miguel
county. Though he had a contract
for i've years Of service ~ medical
superintendent Of the big state insti-
tuition. Dr Smith was removed By the
board of trustees on Sept, g. last. fol.
lowing his refusal To resign and near
lS three years before the expiration ot
his term. Dr Wllliam Porter Mills
was appointed In his stead.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-02

West Point. y. = The defeated
army football team has arrived hom'
Notwithstanding tho ploN"rH' d"Irc-
ton over the lure ul Yesterday
game 80 the navy. IA" cadet. gen
orally were enthusiastic over the
team work NV, hundred 81 th'u,
headed by q hand, w,r" Oh" "a, I'
ton 10 meet ~" team ard CAV" II e
rousing cheer. Headed hy hlg he
wore, their captain, the players walk
ID quietly to quarter They were hll
In splendid physical condition and had
no excuse Ia uff"r Tor lhrlr defeat, dc
CIaTlng that the better team won,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-02
MRS. WHITE RESIGNS AS
INDUSTRIAL DIRECTOR

[sp@elaI DIspateh 10 EVsnins Herald
Santa Fe. n. NJ, Dec. s.--Mrs.
Theresa u, white OF silver city has
rendered her resignation as g,ate di-
rector OF industrial education In the
public schools. as she will be unable
10 devote the time 90 the work after
her term Of ONCE expires. Under her
direction the movement for Industrial
education has made notable progress
In the schools of the state.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-02

Drr'"lu AK. Tons Jtuuu. H'-
,umpuui,d lu hH hydro arr"plnu' /"
Wrlmu " Trcfls. phot"gropnrr.
arrived hrI" SUNDAY uu his "aF 10
&rn ORLEANS from omaha. lir l'i'
Carrulh"rsyillc, Mo, Sunday m"rniHg'
GO, 'fiuE the riNty-tWu mites Ia o''
hour aud eleven minutes, not count -
INK fg" minutes passed 1T Coda Dust.
Tom, g., account ul rain wind nnh
rain prevented further night Tie
aviator plans -, apwrl tor M'nph'r
today
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-02
CAEsAREAN OPERATION
PERFORMED AT ROSWELL

Roswell. N. NJ. Dec. what is
declared ~ have been the hrut opera
tion technically known az Casanrian
section ever performed In New Mex
leo was NuceqbHful hers yesterday al
the hands Of local surgeons. The Op-
Grafton was on Mira Jack Barry, wifS
OF local painter, aud mOthor and
babe were saved. both doing nicely 10.
day.