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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-09

H. Except IN the emergencies Of
cropping he can and should observe
such hours of labor as are demanded
by his business ana by his physical
wen being llo should study and
adopt systematic methods and he
should take care ot himself
only ihe heaithfulncss of his occu.
patton has saved many farmer from
premature breakdown. and, even
though saved from this. there can 70.
main hat little doubt that he wears
out sooner than necessary. what can
% profit man Go earn q whole sec.
tion and so wear himself out that be
cannot enjoy its fruits
And this applies with intense fosoe
to the farmers wife. Tho first ster
in true economy ana conservation
should be- to conserve the wife then
the man and after them the fertility
lot the soil. own the farm. boss ~
and run 10. Don't lot u own and cn-
slave you
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-09
IN THE SOLAR PLEXUs.
t++4+++4+++++t++t+%+++ +%+4++++++++++++++4

hrs some traits loo common with the
southwestern bronco.
O.
SOME Dr THOSE Chavos county
Democratic murksmou hnyc put svv-
rrnl bullet holes through tho tail
feathers cot th, dove ot peace
Q
THEY FIGURE uu about $4,000
Tor good roads boo the county of pon1
Ana next GEAR. which ought to huIld
30 tew miles uf nrst class pike
.
THERE ARE some iudicltione-
speaking cot Mexico that the United
Stnt"s goycri ncut is coming ow %
~ trance.
o
MI THAT uNCLE sam needs 90
do Is tu round up about 1n even dozen
OF Mexican leaders aud dump them %.
tD the Gulf of california and tho thins
ls dome.
SIN kII.LEB and sfN dying Is the
latest sacrifice Goo the speed iuggrr-
nnut this time no Newark. y j.. Next
week. We shalt prohahl, better that
record 60 trito.
.
THE WHOLE proposition might
ho simpurod ~ We could arrange an
engagement between the Yauui tcd-
erals and the Yauw rebels and let
them "Xtermin1tr each other
o
THE NEWEST AMERICAN drold-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-09
WELCOME

un behalf of the people ct Albu-
luerque the Herald welcomes the del
cgntes of the Democratic party from
all over the state to the state convcu-
ton In Albuquerque today. AlDu-
qucruue has never had the privilege
eff entertaining ~o representative aud
enthusiastic q bunch of Democrats
as this wcyt aud II is hoped that
ever, citizen viii rise To- the occasion
ana quite Irrespective of political bias
extend the slad hand ot Albuquerque
hospitality Go the Democrats within
our gates Speaking aside from poll
Tics the visitors today are am repre-
sentative citizens of New Mexico. the
kind OF men who are making New
Mexico great state, and the city Is
honored In their presence simply ~
New MeXicans
The Herald again urges everyone to
get In the game OF showing the citys
visitors q good time this week Got
into the spirit OF the thing. decorate
YOUR premises with the national coli
ors take little time off from your
business to circulate around and
shake hands with ans visitor whom
YOU may know, and b. YOU don't knoH
them. get acquainted with them
There is tu bc no politics among NJ
buquerqu. people this week. We ar,
simply hosts and must live up Q" our
regulations ,n that regard
We can make this the very best
week In M. hiNor, " Albuquerque
We can treat these visitors so cor
daily that they viii be loath TO leave
and eager Co come again, aud that's
the idea. Albuquerque has her big
opportunity this week. and we should
make the most of b.
Welcome. delegates. to cur fair city
Youll find 90 e pretty good Kind ~
city. with pretty good kind Of
people % there 's anything yon want
that you don't see. just step zap and
ask for BE- and the pleasure will bee ai
ours
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-09
CONSERVE TIM MAN ON TIVE
FARM.

Among AN the IDEAS that have hcen
advanced about conservation, none
seem 90 have included the most i'm
portant cf them am The man him.
tolf is vastly more important aud
more worthy of conservation than any
material thing he may hay" ON the
farm OF even the farm Itself With
out him AN els. would bee of mo- ace
count
There nrr sect farmers wh" have 4n
exalted idoa uf "a, value OF muscle
.r farming operations and VINO pride
themselves upon their early rising and
long hours OF work. such men de-
sulse modern machinery and think
jos usc indicates Iaziuc-a. They get
uut ~ bed a. o'clock every morning.
winter ana summer whether there is
auNthiug Goo do ur not They deprive
themselves of opportunities tor read
inE and s,li-oulturc because they
can't Keep awake after supper and
'.''' "'"' '''' ''''' '''''' '"'" ''''
s"''I'.
N''h men N"r" necessary DO pi"h''f
'''h "h'h N''h W''h"dr ana '""'
'h'"'ry were imperfect when mere
were more farmers thau OF other
classes 'h' 'h'I r' '''N 900 S"''
"'"''"" "h' ''" pil'''. WIZ" 'h'
'''' '"''""'' ana mac "''''' e"
''''> Gays IONS ''"is ana s'''' Pn'
''''' ''''ns'h '"" endurance were
"'''''''' ~ premium WIS ''' ~
'p'" ''''' '''''''' "' "''"N ana "'' "
'',N' """ "' ''''" w. '' '"
'.'' '''''''
-. 1900.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-09
JOHNNY Cos BACK TO
SKOOL


,Kausa. civ starr
erpt sl,,ol took nm t,J.y r,, ,.,,
Shoe. hurf It,.. sim ana ,,.,. ..ii., O.
tn t,ta tby I.,. .sl,,l .I... .Iy',,.
hurt .or answer. ,,r. f.,t snr,lJ.
oir in summer and r,.. s.ft ,,r,
shoe. to small mon LIN, pY,s a..
mlurh st,r,h i'm ,.,,r .bir, and
choke. you ,.itb F., r.,ltt. v.Y Nam
g., ,or, met. ,Ins. .p IN, f.rs, d,y .f
skooI Won I,sI lu., , mimi .I Eiup
arthur dressed ban 9rr,,r M D,,, t,.l
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-09

Sew YORK Sept 9--NoWs reached
here today ot the death iu Iuly -
Roberto lmper.ali. inventor OF the ,x
piusiyc called lmp.ralito llc was
Killed Will, experimenting 40 his fac
tory ucEr Hrrsgil lmgoriaiI visited
tb, United states four months ago Go
demonstrate lis explosive, which ha
hoped would bee adopted Dos the sos
ernmrut. Thc tosts. Is N1. snid 80 tuo
time. Ncr, successful
one of tho chief advantages claim
rd for the invention was that wIilo 10
was vastly more destructive than ans
explosive iu general Noe, 10 might %"
handled aud shifted about without
danger lmp,rilu hammered tIc cN-
noslyc vitH % slcdgc hammer and
cooked 10 300 rh1hug dish.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-09
SOLOMON LUNA
Nn IrrcparnbIc Loo.

IN the tragic ana uut,moly death
last week OF Solomon Luna New Mex
leo sustained 1n irrcparahl" loss For
many years past Ac had oocu one OF
the big men oft This commonwealth.
and closely Identified with everything
wn,n tended Go lbs progress ana sd-
yaunemcut Personally ho was ubso-
iutcly upright and honest and while
many dincrcd from him loo politics,
not one can bc found Nho does not
voice his tribute " respect for the
man. while the recognized leader OF
his party. he VAS never vicious but
always fuir and willing Go respect the
opinions NJ his opponents. In word.
Mr. Luna was the very best typo cog
useful citizen. and his death is % severe
blow Gee an ot tie people oi the state.
silver CIt, independent ,DomJ
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-09
Not over Ten Hounds.

Not over Ten Hounds
We stand at Armus,iiuu
And we battle Tor lhr Luri
'Nourr how the uri.. uf
Hiug.Ido seats bias .n1r0|
Yes. we stand 100 ArmHa.HI.u
ODid Won scp thut short arm punch -
o. th" Lord knows whut d'.us
90. will ur'' ukr mu.u
We stand nt NrmlEcoInn
And tho urt round ac.ua fn suits
ORuny TIM dr,-Iight.1
That lott hook is 90 1'Hut1
We stand ut Nrmag,dIun
And knprt them through thO r"rcs.
Kid Roosevelt u dead uur
Wei. not on iow White iiup"s'
We stand go NrmuE.dtuu
shoot 10 right one loo 'iu STATS
ilurk Show mc th, .u hai sDii'd
Rats
PHIZE-FIGHTs u Roswell ON
gracious
EVERY TIME sandu1ii,r opens
his mouth Roosevelt ruu Hls foot in
%.
e. - EVIDENTLY apuros ou land
ing tho railway ,usn,,r vote iu "A
solid nunph
o
~ YOU LISTEN rramIy YOU are
Htcly Goo hear some uur ulNug pole
toe Boo Albuquerque ...e Nroh.
o
DECORATE 'vrr So you haven't
anything boot a tf. cent stamp with
e picture oI G.urp" Washington nu TO-
O.
MIR WILSON admits chat fhr Pro-
gicssiycs have dune we'll boz Sew
YORK But
At TINS WRITING u looks as u
uncl' li4r... FcrFu-son had thDm
am eating oW H n.s hand
O.
ABE UUEF praises General Booth.
vs. suspect Abe of making another
pia, Geo ~ oW "' duranc, vile.
pN THE OTHER hand r James
% MrNamnrl haH been &c uhorty he
probably Wuu'du ha'c hau money
enough lm au appendicitis operation
-
PROTECTION o. not Intervention
suys President Tg'. Well let's tak,
trv tt tho protection and l'i inter-
Eyutluu tuhe rnr, ui Itself
@
TIRE MILLS af ioarning Hrr rriud.
ug alaIu land present indications nr'
that tno. arr COINS 600 turn oui prot,
o. ru gtl-t tuis y,1~.
o.
THE LATEST rom Haui.--auu,
France indicates That ue ucr"UIau'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-09
\ CONFIRMED STATEMENT
Evidence Herald Headers VIII NJ.
prcCiatC.

Douu's kidney Pills have done
splendid work iu this locality
Have mcrltod the uustintrl praise
they have received.
Here's evidence of their value that
none can doubt
us testimony from this locality
twice-told ana we'll confirmed
such endorsements are unique 100
lhe annals of medicine.
should convince the most skeptlonl
Herald reader.
Torlblo Roduugcz 40 Johnson
trcot, Santa Fr, y. NJ, says. 1.-TWO
ana half years ago { gave "a state
mont for publication regarding my
experience with Doan's kidney pills.
To-day ! am stronger in my praise "t
this remedy than ever suffered
greatly from disordcred kidneys. the
pains in my back being 80 acute That
had to stop work und sit down,
The trouble steadily grew worse ANA
rarc,y knew what h was Gao Dee free
from AN ache or pain. soon after !
began using Doan's kidney Pills m,
pains ana aches disappeared and my
back became strong
For sale by AN dealers. Price 90
cents Foster Milhr"n Co, butinln'
Sew YORK cole agents Cor the United
states.
Remember the name Donns-and
take no other ID
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-09
nrGm PRAISE ron coon WORK


The fact that col n y. Tvuchells
great New Mexico historical work isl
attracting national attention 81 attest
ed by the following high praisc by
Edwin l.. shuman in the chicago
Record Herald.
Ralph Emerson Twitchell OF Las
Vegas. vice president of the New Mex.
ico Historical society. has recently
completed an Imposing work under
the modest title. Leading Facts of
New Mexican History" u fills two.
large volumes with total of nearly
i,2o0 pages For twenty-five years
Colonel TWtcheu has been collecting
materials for this work dclviug in
musty records ~ oid and Sew N'Nico,
reading every known book and manr
script on every phase of his subject
gathering forgotten portraits from
dusty hiding places In Madrid. BARGE
Iona. Peru and the city Of Mexico.
patiently compiling ana writing the
most comprehensive ana most tully
illustrated history Of Sew Mexico In
existence Now it is finished and
New McNlcans are swollen with pidc
over their historian and his book, as
they have a right to he.
Colonel Twitchclrs history begins
with the chu dwollcrs ana comes
right down to the Inauguration of
Governor Mcdonald urst governor of
the state of New Mexico ia January
l9lg a." calls his work unly COM
piiauon doyetaiiiug together 81 all
the known documents and published
narratives OF Importance on IN" SUBJ
Iect. with connecti," passages and
comments on disputed points. II is
this. indeed. but ~ is also much
more, ID is q genuine history nmaz-
naly comprehensive. eurichod hy the
marrow ct an the source books. hui
written largely in tho authors own
clear-cut. dlgnined and graphic STYLE.
Both In st,l. ana In mental grasp
Colonel Tvitchcu has shown himself
Ca ne true historian Of high order
The first yolun" covers the whole
subject Of the carly spanish rXplora-
lions Iu New Mexico. beginning win
the story eft Cabcza de- Nuca and i's
sequel. the Coronado expedition, and
following with detailed narrative "i
1 ID.
by Iturbidc. iu lS2o. The second vol
Iumc pIungcs into the equally roman
| nc period when New Mexico became "a
province 81 the republic of MoXic"
under u '1efe pohuco.' The rest of
New MeNico's political history, iueluo-
ing che Tcxus-sanu Sc expedition.
the MEXICAN war aud our own 'i'il
war. Is fully covered. but even NOR"
valuable ar, the chapters desorI"lLg
the manners ana customs Of the peo-
pl, ,u the Spanish days and telling
iapaiu the dramatic story of the old
Santa BE- trail.
u is impossible Co mention iu "
brief review even tithc OF the phases
of history covered iu colonel Twitch-
lens work ~ biographical sketches
lot men. from the earliest days tu th"
present are in themselves a. wonu-
m,ut of patient research. The pie
lures. too. and numerous maps 'n-
lrIud, much OF permanent value
colonel Twityhcll has produced not
,uly o comprehensive summar, ot all
chat be- worth knowing bon the history
uf Sew Mcueo, but also a substantial
lruuuI3utpn Co th, history "f the
/ Who'll, southwest
DLpadus Facts of New Mexican
ImrtoH" by Ralph Emerson witch
len Two volumes. Sle. The Torch
Press. cedar Enpids. tuVuI
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-09

The "unlondcd' shotgun In the
hands OF the small boy ot Gallup, re-
suited In the said small boy putting a
bullet through the body OF his victim.
II is getting To- be- regular occur
renee lately That the gun and the boy
get together with fatal results In tho
other fellow. Isn't u about time Ga
look into the matter and see where
the guns come from Boo such easos -
Gnllun NenuhlIonn
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-09

Philadelphia, sept gArr carrots
an aid to the complexion with the
return of the smart srt from tue
white mountains and the Horkshircs,
that question has hcon nRIt1ted again
Many are of tho opinion that thoy
the Dist
Medical mon doubt che theory pr
s. o. WlvsrhsmWor says th1t Doe has
seen many ytscs off appendicitis tud
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-09

London. sept. a--Thc present train
ug OF the territorial forces has
brought tn light in no uncertain fash
tom the serious shortage az army
horses. Nlnp field batteries now on
Salisbury plain cannot obtain the re-
uuIsitD number or animals. and one
london brigade has had to postpone
training for fortnight. as no horses
Hir available.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-09

a.. WAS the strongest man 600 tE'
Republican party ,u the state, and on"
OF llo few men who had the conf
doucc of both the American and the
native element lie was one of ihc
Tow politicians against whom there
bad never been any charge OF crook
,duosE In quiet and unostcuta-
uous way 10" was one ut tJc largest
EiNcrs OF charity Nu one ever went
Go him Tor help. but be- got d. He
WAS 30 man Sew Mexico could iil AFFORD
tu Iuar l.nrdgburg Liberal
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-09

The burial of solomon Luna bon Al
huqUcrubr Monday morning was the
one Of the best known citizens of New
Mexico. Sol Luna was considered the
foremost citizen of she new state, was
man cot charming personality, great
wealth and the only citizen of New
Mexico doubtless who could have been
induced Co refuse election Co the Unit
ed states senate --Ei pasu Timcs
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-09

lance. she sed YOU arc thoro with Il
Johnny ana 3 win mover spepk TO
georgia again Z Ike vou better. sure
am winner with tro Viuuu
%. %. wu2 KEEP co. 10 hour after skoul
and saw george walk hum tlh
susie. 3 ha, roto ni. ul'm" duun in
blood in the back OFT NY Iuurfv let
nIM lin
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-09

Iu every home whore there are
children there shouii bc q bottle OF
WHITES CREAM VERMlFTGE. II
destroys worms and acts MS a tonic he
thu dobiitltcd system Price zoe per
bottle sold hy 900 druggists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-09

An article that mas real merit
should a time become popular That
such is the case with Chamberlain. a
Cough Remedy has been attested hF
many dcalcrs. Here is one oi them.
a. " Ucudricksou, ohio Falls Ind
writes. "Dhamborlain's Cough Rem
eds Is the hest for coughs, colds aud
Group. and b. my best seller For sale
by Hll druggists
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-09

The 'pasha" skirt is the latest You
can make one ny sewing Two flour
sacks together down to little below
the middle ana punching holes
through the bottom. Try lt We
haven't timo--Rov spanish American.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-09

o. mieht hc good idea TO let Gov
cruor Colquitt prove the old hoas,
of Texas That she could whip Mexico
single hpndcd springer StocKmau.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-09
THE STATE PRESS


There's % school teacher over at
Carlsbad named Poorc We never
heard uf O. name more bonuing ped.
HgoFu, TucumCuri sun
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-09

o. you feel like swearing. why,
sweat ~ the feeling ana not the
words that do tho harm Hoy span
isl American
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-09

For the stomach ana bowel dis
orders uf babies NcGEE'S ikAHN
ELlNllt Be- remedy of genuine merit.
u acts quickh b. pure. Whuloaomc
ana pleasant tu tukc Price csc ANA
SOC per bottle. Sold Dos AN dTugglstt
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-09

acute indigestion from the frequent
use of carrots
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-09
NIns


The disuucry at Pennington has
been closed Taos valley Ncws
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-09

Trlmblo's Livery s'an'cS Phone D..
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-09

THE LATEST rom iiaut.-Saous
France indicates that the oor"u.au'
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-02
Making Man of Himself Y :;:ss s By

farm" DO your work as we'll as you
can and be kind" Through adversely
you reach the stars" &c.
Thus there are MANY ways OF maxi
ing man" of yourself. Yet you know.
and l know. and everybody knows that
the only UNFATLING way Is to let
yourself make yourself the man YOU
want to be.
Nor IL 1t 50 easy and no prescribed
rules Mt any one case. In truth. you
make YOUR case At the rule. and some
times It Is the exception-your excep-
tion.
The main thing lies In the construc-
ton you put on making a man Of your
self or perchance the Destruction
whether you must build up or break
down certain things In the process.
However. there Is one underlying cur
rent that meets all cases and Is ex-
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-02
Letters From the People

just back from one and I can't keep
my crouch to myself. ! don't k!dk at
being broke, painfully sunburned and
bruised. But l kick because one grown
man. made in his Makers image. must
toll like galley slave to make a
fortune for another. Civilized man 4.
the only animal that must work eigh,
or ten continuous hours a day in order
to keep from starving to death. What's
the usef A man never realizes what a
bond slave he IL TIL he gets two weeks
OF freedom. I'm no losfer. I'm willing
10 work In moderation. And In another
month III be no used to the work that
I'll plod on as before. DULY. for eight
hours a day. But II II a wrong system,
Just the same. I believe. And | ask
readers honest opinions.
f. d. n. JR.
Yes. Back Sept. 10.
To the Editor 81 The Evening World;
Are Mr.. and Mrs Jarr on on a vaca-
tion? They are much missed. {. II.
A "More Humane" Ways
To the Editor o. The Evening World;
IL there no other way OF cooking crabs
and Holsters than putting them In boil
ing water alive. readsrsy VINO cen sug'
gest . more humane wethoA T.A ".
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-02

pressed In the two words-'Hold ont"
And Kipling explains It thus:
If you can make one heap OF all your
winnings
And risk 1t on one turn OF pltch-and-
toss
And lose. and start again at your be-
ginnings
And never breathe a word about your
loss:
II you can force your heart and nerve
ana sinew
To serve your turn long after they are
gone,
And so hold on when there Is nothing
In you
Except the will which says to them:
Hold on"
you're a man." In other words,
whatever you are. hold on like grim
death. Too many of us let the humble
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-02
By Sophie Irene Loeb

and, for the time being, STAPLE thing
that may or may not make a man.
Youth and ambition are two fine re-
quisites and usually go together. But
they are insufficient without action.
Strange to say you can't hold on to
either one without action. TO DO is the
thing. To hold on to the doing Is the
stun that "makes a man" even without
his knowledge that he Is doing Just
that.
HOLD ON. BUT LOOK AHEAD FOR
THE NEXT HOLD"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-02

~ UEEN WILHELMINA. the much
I beloved Queen OF Holland. en-
dangers her life by overeathg.
a. cording TO statements made by
reputable physicians,
DR.. Leds. one of the Queens own
physicians. has said
AS far as I am able to foresee. she
cannot remain In good health much
longer: she drinks and eats so terribly
that Gargantua himself would shrink
before the task Of making away with
the repasts which are served her."
On Queen Wihelmina's recent visit
TO Paris II Is said that only one thing
maTed the occasion for her: this was
that her time was 30 fully taken up by
receptions, state visits ana the Hike that
her meals were interfered with, says
the Kansas City Star.
In the morning. according to the
Queens programme, Immediately after
rising. she takes a considerable guam
tity OF coffee with Ave slices OF rye
bread liberaliy spread with butter. At
10 o'clock she eats again. This time II
Is rich cake. served hot. with red wine
or sweet white wine on the side. At
o'clock she eats her "hrst big meal oi
the day. This Is composed OF several
courses. mostly rich vlands. heavy pas
trtes. &C, the Queen partaking royalty
of each dish. Tea is served at o'clock
the tea being OF the Russian variety
Sandwiches 10 with this. The most i'm
portant meal OF the day is served at
o'clock. this being a veritable banquet
Her final repa-t Is partaken OF at l
o'clock. Just before retiring. and 70 o
white wine and crackers.
Beef served In English fashion ant
leg or lamb roasted are her predilec
ton among the meats. Rich cakes an
pastries of all varieties; wines. es
pecially tokay and champagne, like
wise tempt her palate.
But her doctors are In despai
Thirty years old and pretty. the mos
gracious Queen" Ia putting on avoil
dupois al..ost daily. and promises
> be fair and likewise fulsomAlx tat 4
o~seGs +. t...- ..t
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-02

Vce as 10 now u
mako a man OF
IN self? I am
y GU ng and with
plenty of ambi-
ton. but seem to
get no further in
this world than
when ! started"
There might be
many answers to
this query. In
fact, each has his
answer. The great
cry would be; go
go back To the