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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-05
THE MENACE or RIM BUBoNIc

Bubonic plague, the Hack Death
OF the Middle Ages. r. epidemic in
South America. The danger Of the
United states being invaded Is by No
means imaginary
To appreciate how pluguc might Sc
cure % toOthold IT, the eastern por-
lions OF the United states, It becomes
necessary 20 consider the TRADE rcla-
uons enjoyed by New Orleans. Mobile,
Galveston, Pensacola Key West and
Tampi. IN lha order uumed. Thc sea
trade of these cities In yer, large. and
there IL constant interiors, with
Mexico. m, Central American fcpub-
lies Panama. West Indies and the
northern ana eastern ports OF South
America and. In addition, indirect
Communication with the west coaot
ot South America through the 18th
mus of Panama railWa;. In lesser
degree the following ports also enjoy
trade relations as above described
Gulfport ana Moss Point. Mississippi
Savannah. Charleston Norfolk Bulti-
more, Philadelphia. Ncw YORK and
Boston.
Commcrc, from South America
through the Panama canal. with its
crowds of travellers ana sightscvrs.
the green fruit" trade going tp At
lantic and Gun ports, ana the Chi-
ncsc and South American crews, nll
are possible sources of infection.
Plague b. threatening thu United
states. especially the maritime cities
81 tho southern and eastern coasts,
and the time for action has arrived.
To the south this warning should be-
shouted from ovcry hill.top ana go
Tcycrhcratng through every dale ana
yallc3, before b is too late. Two
lengthy articles 40 q recent issue ui
The journal of the American Medical
Association discuss this danger and
warn the medical profession Of tho
impending peril.
The plague situation 300 tho Am,ri-
can tropics today b. alarming. Thus
FAR o. has been given scant attention
The completion of the Panama canal
viii increase the seriousness uf the
plugu, situation. To-day every south
crn port and especially Sew orleans
and Mobile are IN close rclationsh. o.
with lands iu which devastating dis-
eases particularly the plague. are Cpl
dtmIy.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-05
TIM MoNTEssoRI METHOD.

Tint weak minded Children taught
bN the Montesrori method are able To-
rass an examination iu reading and
writing with normal children that
the smallest Youngsters learn g.
write IN marvelously short time anu
go into fr"nz, of delight when thoy
IND they have mastered the art. and
that lbr teacher plays an entirely new
lie in the direction OF the school -
these are notable facts reported with
rcgard to IN, educational system o'
ilr Maria Montcssorl the Italian phy.
sieien and teacher whose experiments
have aroused great Interest Ia this
country, study of this method 40
being encouraged ny th, supctr-
tcndcnt among the B,rnaluIo count,
teachers.
ir bulletin iusl issued rur fire..
distribution. The United states bu7cau
or education seeks Go make o con.
s'TtatiHo impartial stud, or the new
system. pointing ont the principles
and methods which really distinguish
b from an others. Il la shown mat
the system mas boz effect developed out.
"f che elaborate modern -oicnr, pf
uhild psychology based upon th, work
"' Wundt Loo Gorman'
tu r.scnc, tho 'Montcssnri method i
Boz system OF scIf.cdu0atiun Tor.
Young aildrou ut education through.
tho principle of child liberty "To-.
ward FiugI, individuals one bv one
observed, education must direct u-I
HrIl' sa's br Montcssor ln hcr|
system the teacher instead Of tyayh-
ing and correcting, merely observes
and directs lluuDr she b. called inc
dircctross. Needless Ia s1, the per.
sunauti Of the "dlr,ytrcss BE- OIL
fundamental Importance.
Tho Moutcssori method ass nrlI
used extensively 100 the sU-Dallcd
"abildTons houses ,,usr del bamblnD
which form part OF on attempt toI
solve the housing problem tor hy|
poor Boa Rom, Mothers who gy uut|
io work Dog thu dat l'ay, their '.u
oung children behind In lhr moI,l
t,n,monts Dr Montrssou Was It.|
,itrd 10 undertake th, organization ur
infant schools lu these t,ncm'uis
und u Was hcr, that her methods saj
their iirst tcsj with normal ,hildrru.
American educators Who nave iu-
Ncsiigated tb, work in actual opera
tion tell ot muny interesting f,aturcs.
The children appear to br loft en-
urcly ca themselves, pet order In The
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-05
NEw ORLEANS INFECTED RAT

one pluguu-riddcn rat has been
found in Ncw Orleans. ana now
Health officer UUiclly ana Dr
white OF the marine hospital service
are nt work to rid the city of New
orleans OF at rats. n Be- believed tie
rats of New orleans can bc cradl.
Gated 80 thirty DAYS. and there are
some old aud idrolt rats ln that town.
DR. white SAYS rat plague has cx.
listed IN England two Years. ana u is
believed h existed Ia Chinatown. san
Francisco. three ,oors before e, led
To- human eases Of tho plague.
New Orlrans ~ not alarmed US
rats are doomed whether they are or
are not plague carriers an are to
bc DESTROYED and then Sew orleans
viii feel secure against ~ outbreak
Of the dread disease The board 81
health has Endorsed the plans of Drs
O'Rcilly and White and the, have
been given FUN authority TO act New
ORLEANS viii soon be @ ratlcss city ana
aH suburban rats viii. ~ they are wise.
cease 90 visit that city.
Mobile TOO. ls killing rats. and
Pensacola viii mo- douh, follow suit
y gull coast without rats viii bc 70
uNtYIlt
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-05

madam cities and Gulf ana West In.
dlos ports, with the possibility of III
Innate extension 10 the Panama
canal"
u lunks Go the casual observer as
if someone mad been huncucd
u looks further as if Charles ".
Morsc's short Incarceration was mere
~ ~ disugrccablc interruption To the
business career ~ one Of our lcading
maloiHCturH OF great wealth
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-05
DC In the Solar
JADO Plexus...

HARRY THAw may %, crazy. but
he amt no fool
puU non weather advice is not Gee
Keep cool
q
tT APPEARS that Mr. Roosevelt
thinks there are both good aud bad
negroes aud white men in the south
.
OrGllT no GIVE these opposing
factions In congress q couple of bat
tloships ana lot them fight n out
O
GOOD THING that every man yho
gets parnNzcd doesn't claim. like Mr.
Grace that his wife did IT,
o
ar SEEMS that they have been
sore ~ kicking that commerce court
around
GoVEENuu WILSON evidently
believes that "a job iu the huuu is
worth two uW tu the bushes
o
THE ADMINISTRATION is vor.
.riod about the situation m Nicaragua
II might also WORRY about conditions
Ia the Balkans bat not in Mexico.
d
\ pENVEi man died suddenly
Friday while sitting ut the steering
wheel ct his automOolic. Here's an
other warming
o
THAT meeting ui western govern
uts is q good stunt Some pressing
western problems ought tu fud their
rolutiuu al such gatherings
o.
MISS DWENEL had narrow g..
cape M Newport when her auto Was
.Wruck by "a delivery wagon Thcrr
.uught To- De INV regulating ia,
deadly grocery cart
.ENATuW FALL. appointed uu thu
commission to inquire utu damages
sustained by Americans la Mexico
ought To- make mighty enthusiastic
Investigation
o.
TIME ron warning tu residents
uf l;l raso not Go lca,, thcr houses
standing vhyic they mas bee per
ioruud 10y bullets from Orozco's sol-
oilers
Il
JUDGING FROM The number Of
railways destroyed iu Mexico in the
past iVu years that ought TO bv a.
swell country Tor the contractors
when peace H finally restored
.
MESsHs ROOSEVELT and Finn
don't seem io agree exactly uu
whether th, new party is Republican
or super. Republican
@
TT WILL BE QUITE terrible
Eight tu see the charging phalunN CT
our national gu,.fd sticking thcir
b1yoncts through Mark Levy after
the ninth round.
O.
WE GREATLY dopreyatv tho hog
EishuvrH cot residents ct Douglas,
Ari1y who refuse tu accept $1,000
each from tho Mexican government
Tor their dead relatives.
q
PRESIDENT David starr Jordan
says our navy b. tour times larger.
than there o. amy need o. ~ q mat.
ter OF facet there is mo- need uf 10 AL
an Times but there h. always the
possibility that q need might arise
@
WHAT ~ BEER gud why arc
questions l,cprcs, iativc Anderson.
of Minnesota. wants Secretary WIZ
son tu answer n ho lets Il out that
hr really knows v, see mur, grief
ahead Tor Tummu Jim with thcI
church people
D.
THE TURKISH government haas
decided that IL is ready 60 begin tool
think about discussing the possibility
ut making uyorturos for "a possible
settlement eff difficulties with lt1ll
oh. very we'll We'd forgotten AM
about the old war anyhow
-Hr
Il was cured of diarrhoca hy one
dose OF Chamberlain Colir cholera
and DlarrhOoa Remedy writes NJ. g..
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-05

A vast amount oft 900 health Is due
tv Impaired digestion when tEc
stomach mils tD perform les functions
property the vho.c system urcumcs
dcrdnpCd 4 Tow doses of chamber
luin's Tablets ia .ll YOU need ThvA
Wlll strengthen your digestion. iuNig-
pr1tv your lNrr ana regulate tour
bow cls. entirely doing away with that
miserable feeling due tu faulty digos
ton Try b. Many others have boon
pvrmuuouty cured why uut yuuF
For sale by ail druggists
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-05

CCptipn ON Tuesday evening 80 the
Assembly hail Tor Mrs Marble. her
daughter ana sister who Gre leaving
for California. The evening was given
10 dancing and few musical and ne
crary selections with refreshments of
ice cream and cake About thirty
%, rsons were present in spite OF the
fact thnt many uf the employees are
away on their vacations. aud uu en-
tnyabls time is reported
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-05
MN Nrc Non -rnlLIng Nhonll

% this national progressive party
should prove to be- % Hash iu the pan
as 10 is generally believed 10 viii, there
are some Arizona politicians VITO VIII
suffer embarrassment boz Sac Years
ANA campaigns t. come Phoenix he.
publican.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-05
s,arcd ON the Porch.

Tho sudden determination Of no
professor Co abandon lfont porch
campaign for tlo more strenuous
scramble for vutcs indicates that he
Views The growing progress yc move
mcnt win alarm closely bordering On
panic Los Angelic Express
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-05

Effective Angus, 2ith. the fun raft
WAY postofficc. running betwoen Al
hudHcrquc aud Los Angeles, viii ur
discontinued, ANA compartment car
win be- substituted. u Ii also under
stood that one uf the fuil RAILWAY
runs between Albuquerque aud Lu
Junta viii also be discontinued about
the 18TH at this month
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-05

pa these people Keep cow"
Hskcd one Gle. girl
NO. replied tUy other "Thcy
don't have 90. Tho, nave q nnc
patch of miHwccI growing bJeA OF
tE, barn "-W Washington Sta.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-05

When a woman gets SEQ uld That
compliments no uugvr have any
charm Tor hcr.-Jut "a woman never
gets That Old, su So, may ts well let IL
so "t that--Atlania Journal
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-05
En.s

a railroad complu, ua. forbidden
shop hands To- w"er uocktics bccuuse
oi possible cntanslruuut in machin.
cry some nocktlcs would wreck tho
machines. Chicago Posi-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-05

"wcro All medicines os moritorloua
ug ChnmhvrlIin'H Collie, Cholera aud
Blarrhupa ltUmrdy the Nurld would
be- much better on aud the percent
age OF suffering greatly decreased.
writes Lindsay scott of Temple, Ind.
For saic uy all druggists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-05

600 luurishing thD rcd uuudpuuu it
is important 90 remember toe dincr-
one, between &c bull moose aud bull
-St Louis Globe Democrat
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-05
LICENSES READY
FOR HUNTERS
Game Warden Announces
They May be Gotten Either
from Him or at Harry John
sons Shop on Central Ave.

Hunters licenses are now ready
for applicants aud all who wish
thom otn g,t Them from me or az
Harry Johnson shop on Central uNr-
nue. said Antonio ORTIZ deputy
game warden today. Tho duN, rou-
son o. uow open under the new law
and ~ is understood large number
Of hunters have been awaiting the
arrival ui tho licenses ir1m head
quarters Geo SECURE them
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-05

Ih" man of the unur sIuN8 up in
every political campaign. but 90, an
nails OF fame contain 200 complete
record pf him.-SiuuN Clil Journal
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-05
THE AMERICAN PRESS


b"'crnor Wilson's secretary BE- Mr.
TuWultN. aud az times De- feels like
living 49, 10 his uamo birmingham
Agc-iirrald.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-05

Il was cured ot diarrhoca hy one
dose OF Chamberlain Colir. cholera
and Diarrhoca Remedy" writes NJ E,
Gobhardt Oriolc. pa 1rhoru is noth-
ing better For sale Oy all druggists
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-05

colonel Roosevelt vu have bcttcr
luck 80 the next Cunleo convention
Chicago News
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-05

Constipation IN the starting point
for many SERIOUS diseases 70 boo
healthy kccr tho bowels active and
regular iIEEBlNE viii remove all
tccunulatous loo the bowels and put
the system n prime condition Price
soc solid by AN druggists
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-05

Jana's Brcad L. lest.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-05

THE TURKISH government has
decided that IL m ready 90 begin to
think about discussing the possibility
ut making uNprturcs iur a. possible
settlement oi difficulties With ltal,
uh. very we'll we'd forgotten an
about the old war anyhow
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-05

WHAT a. BEEE. sud why are
questions ltcprrs, iatiyc Anderson
ut Minnesota. wants secretary VIII
SON tu HnrWpr. ~ hr let's IL out that
hr really knows we see mor, grief
ahead Tor Tummu Jim With the
church people.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-05

The sheep dipping operations a,
this point agc about oyrr aud for IN"
first time ih, navajo she,pmou have
been Induced tu permit the dipping
of man, thousands of sheep Thr
proposition has heretofore met with
much opposition among the indians.
The Desert club gave a farewell ro.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-16
FELT BAD
ALL the TINE
SheIIhOFn Lady Suffered a Great
Deal. But Is All Right Now.

Bhellhorn. Ala.--lH = letter from this
place. Mrs. Carrie Nay says: "A short
time ago, l commenced 10 have weak
spells aud headaches. ! felt bad All
ne time. and soon grew 10 bad I
conldnt stay up. thought would die.
Al last my husband got me bottle
Of Cardul, and Il helppd met 20 ne rot
some more. After / lad taken tho
saeond bottle, ! was entirely woll.
wish every LADY, suffering from
womanly trouble wDaid tfy Cardui.
Il n the best medicine I know o. II
bId me more good than anything / ever
used"
Cardul Il . Woman's tonlc--n
strengthening mediclno foF womsn,
made from ingredients that got 49,
blfoally on the wemnuly ofeanas Esd
lhns help 70 build uB lh Womanly Con-
blliullon 70 glowing tod heath
Asa remedy for Woman'a illA IA hsn
\ successful record "a oNef 60 YeAfn.
Yoar DRUGGIST H1|l0 n ribaae iry n
Ma. Nflss iat|t Afp|smx psa,.. gAalIs.
en tI4I|l'nt G.. 81 14i II..H|lff EH4t
~ eNih saalin go . 'a1ele'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-16
CONGREGATION IS
INVITED TO Be
PRESENT
Preliminary Hearing Of Minis
ter on Government Charge
May be Held in Federal
Court Room.

The preliminary hearing OF Rev. IL.
j. Williams, pastor OF the Gold and
Broadway Churcn OF Christ, t0 be-
held az 40 o'clock tomorrow ON the
charge OF sending improper matter
through the United states mails,
promises 10 be somewhat unique. At
services NJ hts church on sunday Rev.
Mr.. Williams extended on invitation
10 the members OF his congregation
~ attend the hearing and Il IL expect
ed tho church win attend IN q body,
white large DELEGATE lns from other
churches who have been behind Mr..
Williams In his fieht upon the red
light evil, conducted through the
''DOorknOOber," tho organ OF the
evangelical churches. will be present.
on account Of the large number who
viii undoubtedly bc present Il In like
" that United states Commissioner
H. x. whiting. before whom the
hearing Ia 10 be held will decide To
hold Il IN the federal court room In
the poAionlce building. which holds
some 600 people. instead OF In the
commissioners office. Attorney Fran
els u. wood OF Marron and Wood
has bean retained by the defence aud
the case viii be- STRONGLY contested
from the start by Mr.. Williams ana
the members OF the Citizens league
rLd churches.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-16

her husband. Bert NJ. Iingonfelter,
giving pininiiff custody Of her daugh-
ter Dorothy. The Llngenfeltera were
married IN lsuenn Vihtn, Colo, July
!. 1894. Mrs. LInRenfeltor alleged
cruelty and nOn-supp0rt
w. &. fleall was granted a divorce
from his wife. Eva G. iieall. on the
grounds OF Abandonment. Tho sealls
were married April so. 1904. In Pitts
burgh. ia. The court placed George
w. Beali, son. within tho custody
Of his father.
Tho Stephen ballard Rubber Go. OF
Now York has Med suit In the dis
triot court asking judgment against
Csorge G. scheer in the sum OF tiOa,
marriage license WAS issued yes
terday 20 Henry A. Haynes. aged gs,
ana Iiernlce swinharf. aged 10. both
Of Albuquerque.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-16
CHICAGO COMPANY
WINNING BIDDER
FOR BONDS Of
NEW MEXICO
Harris Trust and Savings Firm
Represented BY w. 8. Strick-
Ter to Handle $500, 600
Worth Of Certificates.


eepseiaI Tslsaram 60 ESsning Esssaidl
santa Fe. n. NJ July i6.--.Tho
Harris Trust and savings company
of chiragu. represented BIZ w. s..
stricklrr of Albuquerque. was the
successful bidder yesterday afternoon
Tor the s200. goo issue of New Mexico
state bonds when the bids were
optned by state Treasurer o. N. Mar
ron IN the presence Of representatives
OF twcnty-threc bidding firms. dow
crnor Mcdonald also being present.
The successful bid Was tor par aud
accrued Interest. with go. premium
and $3.50 for printing certificates.
The bids and bidders were;
Otis ana Hoff. iOl and accrued In
tcrcat
w. II. Ha'sey a CO., par and ac.
crued Interest. in addition $500.
Parsons son a Co, par ana accrued
Interest and premium sf,O4t
Kelly \ Kelly. Kansas city, Mo-.
siO2.s0 and Interest
Sutherland. Kansas city. 1895
aud interest or threc-fourtha OF pro-
MUM for which we can soil bonds
Cnusey Foster A Co.. Denver,
S2Ot. $50 and accrued interest.
Rollins a son, Denver, t20o, $50
ana accrued interest.
=. -. hartcr. Denver, lar for
| 81. geo
r.. Day Barker. Colorado springs.
par for $4,000.
william A. Reed a Co.. Chicago.
par and accrued interest and pre-
MUM. $3.50 for all and not part.
Rayner and Becker. ~. Louis. 100
ana accrued interest for $4,000 ana
accrued interest 10sM for $4,000.
New YORK Life Insurance company.
i02ti. which IL i.02t for each siO.-
GOO bond.
II. ". Drake. Ishpeming. Mich,
premium equal to make bonds net 3
per cent. $4,000 worth.
Warren Hall bank. all or any part
OF $4,000. iolM and accrued in,cr-
eat.
s. A. Kean & Co.. Chicago. iO2,OO
or secs. 500.
Meyer. Deppe a wallard, S2Ot .Os0
and accrued Interest. $4,000 premium.
New Flrs, National bank, coluln-
bus. par and accrued interest and
premium i2.2O.
| Koehlcr e. Cummins. Toledo. goo. 10
nnc accrued interest 10 date OF de-
livery. sG,f5i premium.
W. NJ. Coler a Co. $4,000 ana
accrued Interest and premium, t6.it9.
First Nationai bank. Cleveland. par
and accrued interest, Premium
a3.i2i.90,
Fiake A. Robinson. s2Ob,be5. plus
accrued interec, 10 date at delivery.
breed and Harrison. Cincinnati,
t3Ot.h20 and accrued iHtereat 10 date
Of delivery.
Harris Trust and Savings Co, Chi
cago. H.. par and accrued interest,
premium 800 ana $3.50 allowed for
printing OF the bonds.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-16
MUCH BUSINESS IS
TRANSACTED BY
CITY COUNCIL
Aldermen in Session Last
Night; Adjourn to Meet
Again Tomorrow Night to
Further Consider Paving.

7 The city c6uncIi-met1n Regular sess
sion last night. considered number
OF matters OF more or less importance
and adjourned 20 meet again tomor-
row night to take further action with
reference TO the extension OF the
present paving district. Besides the
consideration OF paving petitions, n
lengthy discussion OF finances. the
formal adoption Of a new system OF
accounting. the building OF sidowalks
ana proposition ~ desd To the city
block 90 ground IN the Reynolds
addition 20 be used az park. the
council thought over a number Of
minor matters suggested by Mayor
Sellers. The mayor suggested among
other things. this establishment OF a
hack and express wngon stand for
public cOhveyancea. which viii do
away with the hlichlng OF teams an
front OF places OF business: and the
cleaning each day Of the newly paved
streets by city pris ynera
The council convened at o'clock.
II being necessary Co send after ona
OF the aldermen In q taxi In order
To make quorum. Aldermen coen.
Iahorwood, Grunsfeld, Reidy and
Seheer were In their places when tho
mayor finally called the council 20
order. A number of petitions were
read and referred to tho proper COM
mittees. J. A. Iiarlnn nnd others
presented a petition. asking the grad
ing of keieher avenue from TIterna
road north. school directors IN Pre-
clnct No. IL asked permission 20
make a connection from school
house IN that district 60 the city Sow
or. William Ohlrau asked permission
% erect a corrugated iron building
at Second street and Lead avenue.
this petition being referred 10 the
building committee for conference
with the building Inspector. Tho PEE