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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-08-01
SAVE M|KKELSEN
LOST IN ARCTIC
Norwegian Whalers Bring Home
Danish Explorer and Com.
rade Missing Two Years.

Copenhagen, July 2s-Capt Ejnar Mile
kelsen. the Danish Arctic explorer. ana
Engineer Sversen. who left Shannon isl.
and off King William Land. on the east
coast Of Greenland, in March. 1910 ia
cross Greenland, and had not been heard
from since. have arrived at Aaesund,
Norway.
Captain Mikkelsen and Engineer sverscr
formed part of an expedition, which waa
organized in 1909 to discover the depot
and records left by Myths Erlchsen. who,
with two companions, pershod in Green
land In the previous year On the compile.
ton of their original object, the two were
expected to journey westward and move
down the west coast of Greenland to meet
a vessel
Only the briefest details have reached
here outside of the news of the safe re-
turn Of the men sent to the expedition
committee in this city
Captain N1ilskelsen and his companion
reached Denmark Firth on May 20. 1910.
There they found the records. left by
Ertchsen. They began their return journey
nine days later and encountered terrible
hardships- Several of tho dogs died, and
the explorers were compelled to shoot
those that remained for food. They
reached shannon island. whence they
started. on November %. and remained
there through tho winter and the follow
| Ing summer. hoping TO be picked I'D by q
whaler.
| No vessels came, and they proceeded
to Shamrock island. where they spent the
following winter. In the spring of 1912
they endeavored to make a sledge Journey
70 Cape Dalton. but had 70 give II up
owing to physical weakness.
They had abandoned all hope Of rescue
when tn ~ were picked UP BY a Nor
| wegian fishing vessel on July II last
and brought TO Aelesund. They will soon
start for Copenhagen.
Although Captain M!kkelsen prom
ised the men left on the Alabama at
shannon island that IL he ala not re-
turn within a stated time they would
know that he and Sversen nai pro-
ceeded westward TO go around the
northern end of Greenland or CROSS It
10 reach the west coast settlements.
It is evident that his plans failed AMI
he was forced 20 return to his start
Ing point. all too late 20 meet the
other members of tho expedition.
No spectral alarm was caused when
the Alabama returned to Denmark in
1910 without Mikkeleen. but when Sll
the West Greenland ships also return
| ell with no things of the explorers
and a second relief expedition to the
east coast in the spring Of 1911 DIS
| covered no trace OF the missing pair.
the misgivings Of Mikkelsens friends
| were entirely warranted.
Judging from the meager 1etarls of
! Captain Mikkelsen's movements along
, the east coast Of Greenland. ne was
singularly unfortunate in missing the
ships that visit that region. and was
finally picked up just m time to pre-
vent another Arctic tragedy.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-22
WHAT IL THE MOTIVE?

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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-22

commonplace Of today. II IL only q
short time since the suggestion Of in-
diyiduaI drinking cups was REGARDED
AZ an advanced hyglenlc proposition.
Todns the, are not only accepted AZ
cus,onar, .u many parts Of the coun-
try but IN one lDtalliv. At least, they
have been utpd as '.tors In the po-
uticaI game. TN, n.wspapers OF
Carthage. Mo, auru.r." that one Of
the candidates for sh,i" giving n
practical dem0nstrH..h . h.s belet
In the enforcement 90 .rfars Laws.
In his campaign ipr election h." ~
using pnper folding dr.ut.us .1Ns az
campaign literature. Ea.h .Ip 1"nrS
q picture ~ the cnndidai" 1rd . HHi"-
nsnt NJ his candidacy So .sI .. W."
are aware. snya the journal ". Poe"
American Medical Association. 'n'. s
the first time that ~. luh..d ID
drinking cup has been us"d &" promote
politics ~ we'll ~ good health IN"
possibilities ~ this plan Hr" alm"s.
unlimited ana numerous rIaD"rati"ns
viii no d"uht suggest Themselves ."
our readers ana 10 luiur" candidate
II H. encouraging {" see the position
OF candidate ou sanitary questions
made an issue loo political cam
pnirn.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-22
BRASS TACKs.

"Wht,' asks IN" morning par'r
"dld Frank Hubbrll offer 81, 900" ="
have Ba,a removed ~ county chair
man '' The morning paper has fr"'
qurntly asked this question or rc.
Tened ~ such alleged offer IN an m
direct way. II has never mgdo IA"
direct statement that such an "iler
was made. So far as known neither
Mr. Bnca nor any member ~ his
committee has made the statement
~ the morning paper deals only
IN facts, II undoubtedly has evidence
10 show that such offer was made aud
viii have no hesitation In muking the
charge specific. II such an offer was
made. II ls ~ course the duty Of our
sCrupulouE contemporary to say so
Having shown much more intimate
knowledge Of the doingS Of Mr.. Hub
bell than anyone else. the mOrnin'
paper lS Of course IN Il position Il
make the charge direct.
We shall look for II with int.TcE
tomorrow morning.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-22
COUNTY
SAFE FOR TAFT
AND JAFFA
People Lining Up Solidly for
the Poresident Says Jane
w. Chaves After Careful
Study of Conditions.

l.Fi Turrun," county. which has
bee" ."us,d"l"d IN IN" doubtful COLI
Iunu. ~ gazing to give substantial
mrl"ui' I"r Tan and Jana, In the
".r' ton Of November itl, IL the opin.
Ion CO.. James W. Chaves, member of
IN" legislature from that county and
H'1.-t,ul secretary Of the Republican
state committee. Mr. CHAVEZ arrived
In ITO" ,lr last night and will spend
~" dnt here. returning 10 Torrance
county tonight.
~ differences between Republic
ans Iu Torrance county have been
adjusted. s.ud Mr., Ilavrs this morn
Iug ~" had our troubles for n time
but all Republicans have now Joined
together to civ" majority for TAFT
nnd jana. our people realize pos
siuly more fully than the people IN the
larger towns the vital importance OF
maintaining the tRriff on wOol. They
know what free wool meens 40 this
country and they lear ". 'Therefars
they ar" practically solid for Taft and
We nun safely count on slbstAntln
majority from the county. =, G
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-22

Every day that the campaign pro-
RrrSses, the strength ~ Mr. Jaffu be
fore Ia" people increases. They know
him 50 thoroughly M business fac.
tor and AS friend. that irrespective
81 party they will vote for hi cleo
ton day. He has been tried In IN"
balance many times md never found
"dnting His plain, substantial worth
By 80 very patent that II needs no
herald There is not man on thlt
slope that would not checrfully trust
him IN any business matter. his word
/. 49, good az Il gold bond. he has ever
h"cn right there when friend wa
needed, Or . worker tor the common
good. There Is nothing strangs In
~" popularity of the man. His kind
b. scarce In this world. and they are
valued AT their real worth by thos" In
every walk. II " seldom that such
man VIII consent "a take any part in
pu'itlcs. and when they do IL IL q
matter 81 good sens" ana patriotism.
In the face Of these facts. and they
ar" known To- every citizen Of Sew
M',i'u nathan Juffu ncedS no ode
l"ne".' tn" little picuyuu snaps
~ Nm, ana even the awful snichcrs-
r'" that upon ~ least on" we'll nu-
ihruti'Atcd occasion he wore - plug
haf wiu hut make HIM stronger IN
Tho estimation at the people whp
know him best.
knowing real manhood. rrcoguiZ.
INK ht- greater capacity tor useful
ness Iu protecting their interests. the
p'upl" dr" going To vote for Nathan
JditI. To think any other way would
b" putting partisanshlp above pa
,riutism. which IL not IN" way II Is
dom" va Sew Mexico.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-22

Sine Frucitics Prolonged Mutton
Ghop at Morning Twilight The
Ten virtues Al tOmplo," Flowers
Rise 10 the MILKY way
4 ChIrc0al shop IN canton calls H.
sell N" Fountain ~ Beauty" aud =
pidp" ~ IA" sale Ot coal INDUCES ~
the titlr at "II"ayculy Embroidery
An uil ana win" establishment l.
H." "NrIRhhnrhood 81 Chcf Beauty
umd The Homes, zen shop of ~
Implies that sninr IyrnSNops rr" n"'
honest Sew YORK sun.
O.
FAN Facts.
yes. tins !. fail the Ippl's r.h
Arr h,a}Y on IL" huuRh.
IA" chances arr yuu Al" heard that
said
\ Thousand times w. now.
The leaves ASSUME their autumn TINT
The woodland hJ1" BE- gray
You 49," thrs" facts IN publ" prints
\ thousand time q Jay.
Yes. tins is fall, that b. no myth.
The poets pen their guff
And writers ~ on record with
The snm' old line 81 stuff
Louisville Courier Journal
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-22
wANTED-A HOOK,

The morning paper explains Mr.
FerRussona failure 4" accomplish
anything FOR HE constituents NJ
Washington ny saying that he has
spent the past year looking for hook
10 hang his hat on.
The spectacle ~ our representative
IN congress wandering aImleAsly
around for year seeking a place TO
hang his hat IL indeed u pathetic
one
The votera might furnish Mr.. Fer
EuasOn with q portable hat rack and
a valet 10 carry II around with HIM
hut a better way appears 10 be "a
elect Nathan Jaffa. There IL httl'
doubt that Mr.. Jaffa could find q
hook the first day after reaching
Washington. Even in case he faIlet
"a locate the hook. we are positive
he would just lay his hat down some
where and set TO work.
The hook argument In no betteI
than the salary argument. How d
We know but what Mr.. Ferguson
would spend two more years standing
around with hIs hat In hIa hand look
Ing for a hOokf
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-22
SAID She
WOULD FAINT
Mrs. Della LSng Uaahls 70 Stand
On her Feet More Than q Few
Minutes a q Tine.

Pcndergrasa, 0A.---Mrs. Della Long.
Of this place, In q recent letter, says:
"For ave or six years, suffered agoa'
les with W0manly troubles.
Often, I eOuldAt cit up more thAu .
INV minutes AZ Q tins. aud u ! stood
on my feet Ions. I would faint
took CaTdul and Il helped me i'm.
madlately. Nov, ! can DO my work all
the time, and don't suffer like I ala"
Take Cardui when ron feel III In any
way--Weak, tired. miserable, or under
the weather. CaFdui ie q strength
building tonic medicine for Wemen.
Il has been found 10 relieve pain ana
distress caused By WomARly troubles.
and 10 an excellent modictns 10 have on
hand at ell tlmeA
Cardui acts on the wOmanly oonstt'
tuition. building up wcmanly strength,
tOning up tbs nerves, ana regulating
the womAnly organs.
Iln half century Of Buceeas u due "a
merit. II has done good 70 tnousan01.
Will you Try ltR Il may BE- Just what
yoa need. Ash tDur erugBiat abeut
cAraaL He Wiil fsoomlnshe II
MB.-N MA, ~ =, Al.agp pa .Ses.,
-, q, $3.50 ..i. s.ns ls.,'p'p'
y NfA1A- - - $50 nlteNlis g bls
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-22
THE DIFFERENCE.

That the Tan-Jaffa club IL helms
organized by the Republicans nf Der
Bsllllo county Ia usurp the campaign
leadership from County Chairman FL
feEo BacH h IN" Sensational rrvcla-
ton made by the morning lndepend'
ent-officlal Democratic Bull Moose.
leading. Republican daily whcn.lt.is %
right Of this city,
A. matter Of fact the sole object
OF the organization 10 to ante the
progressive business men ~ this city
and county In the work Of securing a
deceive majority for TAFT end Jaffn
ana prosperity In the county and
Stats. But granting for the aake OI
argument that the ides In to put the
morning papers patron saint. Mr.
Baea. IN the background. an interest
ing comparison 10 brought up.
u IL generally understood that th'
DonlocrAts have organised the loca
WllsOn- Marshall Ferguson club ioi
tiaa purpose Of taking the campaign
isaessulilp away from Louis MoItss
eounay Democratic chairman, wh'
mas takes . prOnlnsnt part IN q cru
n.1p esF clean government sad pnr,
polIeaG ~ sboFi. the lnleSnaoa 4
lhal -. nEeRae's msihsas ere tps "
efNhae - nmls a. rama ara ~
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-22
away WITH CATARRH
A FILTHY DISEASE
A Safe 0ld.Fashioned Rem
edy Quickly Relieves All
Distressing Symptoms.

n YOU are subject 10 frequent
colds, or II you have any Of the dis
tfrsslng symptoms 90 catarrh, such
rs stuffed ~ l"clluE ia the head, pro
fuse disChnrg" lrmm The nose, sores
In the nose. phl'uw IN the throat
causing hawking ,ud splitting. duil
pain In the head OF ringing In the
ears. Just annolnt the uostrilS ar rub
the throat or chest Win little Ely's
Cream Balm. uud see how quickly
you will get rcllcl
In few minutes you Will feel
your head clearing tnd after uHing
the Balm for dLy ur NO the nasty
discharge viii be- rhrcked. the pain
soreness and fever gone. and you
win no longer be offensive to your
self and your friends by constantly
hawking. splitting and blowing.
shake of the grip Of catnTrh be-
fore II impairE yuul sense OF taste
smell nnd hearing uud poiHOns your
whole system. Ia u short time you
can he completely cured OF this dis
tressinE disease hy using Ely's Cream
Balm, Thih healing, antiseptic Balm
does not fool you by short, decap'
tive relief. hut completely Overcomei
the disease. II clears the nose, head
and throat Of nll Tho rank poison
soOthes. heals ana strengthens thu
raw, sore membranes. making yot
proof against colds and catarrh.
One application viii convince you
and 60 cent bottle will generally
cure the worst casc oe catarrh. II
IL guaranteed, Oct II from YOU
druggist to-day. ADV.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-22

Of the Democrats In the county and
therefore Ne must be quietly effeced.
The morning paper givss us 10 un'
dcrstand on the other hand that Mr.,
Baca Ia being crowded out by the re.
publican club because His methods arc
not quite respectable enough for the
rank and file.
II the morning papers position
were correct the motive of the Re.
publicans would at leas, appear niue h
more praiseworthv than that ~ the
Democrats.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-22
IN TIIE INTEREST OI Pros
PFJtITN.

Eycry man Iu BcIuHull" county
unu IN the ,iy 81 Alrupurrpu" Hu"
b. Interested Ia prosperity shoIId p"
Ut the mass meeting tonight st M"
nan. Jaga cub viii rr organized 90
work TOR the recollection "i 10" Proc.
I"uiy President ana the "l"Du"u o.
Prosperity Congressman
Eycry voter who - interested IN %
continuation 81 the business condi.
iiour 81 IN" past four years what
ever his political affiliations Is
nsk"d to attend thts meeting ana 10
enron himsd ~ the Tafi.JaifB "lub.
This organization ~ not no""ssarily
political. ~ object n good Dusl-
Hess You dont hive 10 b" politl-
,iun 10 be- welcomed 4" thls meeting
il h headed backed nnd pushed h'
typical business men 81 Albuquerque,
men who nav" no interest ~ pultiDs
except as It concerns general husin"ss
'""u'''""H '"'E """' W. wv
ana JaI'" ''''''' "''"""' LUZ ""'
Jafa stand committed to tke policies
"h'ch nave '""p' "'' country anu ''''
h"'e prosperous an" "h''h WIZ "''"'
'n"" Pr"sp''""7
President T8u needs no further ar
sn"'h' 'hhh 'h' present '"hn'''on u
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enough atone l4AAbN--kAIlAAA-"
'o""' l"'' nav proven 'h' "''u"'" W
H"PuDh'"h P"''''s ~ "''"'""h wv
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N"''''y "hd "'p'''S'""'
lh'Se men ""h' l" ~" N"'""'
JhIih "Iec'"h h''huHe u" I'PI 'H'""
tue IhH p"i'''N ana III" h'p""'''"'
'hTiI principles "hl'h nav" pr"'En
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-22
What They Think of Nathan
Jafa in the PecOs Valley
From the Roswell g,reisteF. Tribune.

e r,. p""plc hiy" ask. Why w.
u.G ... .umr 10 the deren.. .. Nnthun
.san. Tur repson II y,. ..u The
mo- ere criticism 80 ...r read
81 h.m .. lar war that on ulu. ocyo.
zion 90 ether h wore . lug nat.
ana b.. .I to see wh.f. 'u"r" b.
on, necessity for vitrlol lords 10
nccUrng hr charge. Ar ial'd ~
lucky % Doc has a collect r ul hata
ana II b. Do matter nf his o.. . nli.iucss
10 he vuri. iu wear any .i. u. 'hru
at an, ru'
IN" ,t.Hfda,y a. Mr. ..., h's
been Jud 3D. .nrc triai T.. ".' much .
TakinK paper. specially ln 'n' lcr"t
VALLEY. Wh,f. 10" vote fnI u.u ~ g".
Ing To hr riaolirtully unau'ulurs 'su
ANS "A candidate has som, a,tk Spu'
upon whl,n m" small hammers MAJ
play. hut uh't, IN no such 'nlug about
Nathan Juf'f ~" Is nbsol U''ly clean.
long NJ. line at usrfulu,.s IN $"w
Mexico. contains no SIX toms, ana
no Flaws upon which IN" most CAP
,lnus may PICK The wnr-' they car
sly about hiu II That Hl .um- ilnr
ur other h, wore u plug n'
Mr.. Jaia. campaign h1e n""u AMI
ls ahsuIui'I, sweet Nctiu'r h" nor
any 81 nl. .upportcrs ha,r said "
mean thing ,bou, Mr., F'IEuHun. u
. not h- OF their way Goo raS su, %
thing %ur Is II Necessary IN"
drInu,ra,,, candidate II an alb" man,
% brilliant orator, ana a conceded pa
trlol That hr iE aligned With Those
forces who 80 policies would paralyz"
Sew MrNi,o Is his misfortune" IL
Tails ~ the yer, necessary element
of confluence.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-22
Why SalVeS Can't Cure.EczeIna

troubles but mona that We can recon-
Regd % highly AZ this for we know that
-. ID ID. stops the itch al once. We lust
uaBt You TO give DID. %. tTial. That win
be enough to prove VI.
o. course al other druggists have
~ DID. PTeBcription--GO 20 them 70 you
can't come 20 us-but don't accent some
big pr0ht substitute
But n you come 70 our store. We are
70 certain Of what DID y will do for you
that We Oner you a full size bottle on
this guarantee IF you do not iDd that
~ takes away the itch AT ONCE 10
eoats you not q Gem
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-22

Since the old. fashioned theory Of cur
ing eczema through the blood has been
aalVes have been tried for AKIN diseases.
But II he's been found that these salves
only clog the pores and cannot penetrate
20 the inner skin below the ,spidefniS
where the eczema germs ere lodged
ThiR-the quality OF penetfsiinE-
probably explains the tremendous sue
cess OF the wen known iiuuid eczema
remedy. OIL OF wintergreen, thymOl BY
cerine etc, gF compounded IN Odd
PreHc Fiption
We have sold othsT remedies for skin
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-22
C1cw

wOman-l'ye lost a little hoy, po-
liceman.
Bobby- what's he llks7
Woman displaying a patchl Well.
he's u patch on his trousers like this
p, |, 4.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-22

It.d uuguid. weak run down?
Headache stomach off" A good
rcmrdN H. Rurdock BLOOD B!:.nrs. Ask
your druggist Price SlOO.--A Adv.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-22
Tho Love THAI Dyes.

Tthe Love THAT lRYess
she--WOuld you lova gua hotter
dearest u my hair weFe 4 dlfseFens
cOlOT7
Hs--WeII. ! don't knew, aasllng,
What OihsF ooloFs have yPn l---skstch.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-22

Ladies' only Skating RINK tomnr.
row afternoon.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-22

J H. GRIZZLY q co.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-04-24

Make some manner of distinc-
ton pursued Miss Martin.
& Everybody can't be perfect
Every; lady can't be the love
lest.
e All right" murnured young
Williams, and went away, still
browning.
All that week he needed the. ris-
ing tide of complaint, but set his
Jaw and said nothing. On the fol
lowing Friday morning the
Trumpet appeared as usual. On
the first page, in bold, black head
lines, was this caption:
Elect Scalawag!
Young Mems Social Club
Chooses. 'Dink'. Fuller, Snipe-
Smoking, k-Pressing, Ash
nine Pihhead, as President for
OOLlIllR- ear. I, s--'f - --s
Still another read: a
Is Death of P. Burns.
"Wickedest Old .Hypocrite in
Terry county Passes Into Great
Torrid Zone Occasion of Gen
eral Rejoicing"
Farther along was the account
Of Miss Kendall's. purple'tea, with {
the angular, and bony" hostess
assisted. In receiving by Miss Vic
let Sands ;'inc a fve-year-old al
paca and Miss Louise Johnson
'i1 a SOB suit just arrived from
the Chicago mail order house.
Other items told of Deacon
Brown s cheating the eyelids off
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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-04-24
TELLING THE TRUTH

And How a Young Editor of :
A Town Paper Bene-
fitted BY II.
IS $3.50 So $50 = = =
For 40 years, the Weekly Trum
pet had throttled vice and .corrup-
ton, recovered lost hame7strings
andared 4bandanas, and made the
eagle flap and scream to the sat
isfaetion aof all fheo best people
of the best town in the best coln-
ty on earth
But a wave of;loWe and regard
for the strict,trath swooped down
upon Pinkneyviile and THE best
advertising medium I'M. I erry
county went -aRash. 2:.''afS
For instance, when young AL
fred Upper forsoek.the l1aunts Of
his youth1to seek his. fortune in
the city, the Trumpet blew:
@Pinkneyville regrets to lose SO
estiTnable a young man" While
thestruth Of the matter was. that
Rnkneyville could have spared
about fifty more just such gentry
as Mr.? Tupper,- and benefited.
Finally the Trumpet, heralding
Miss Vera Martin S Appearances
amateur theatricals, called her "a
vision of Jlrnoseqde loTeliness
a dream Of Olyrnpian beauty
reircarnation of the old Greek
perfect woman"
You're too g1shingP CRITICS
ed the fair Vera One never
knows what to credit!
Anderson Williams, the. young
editor of the Trumpet, frowned.
They're all complaining on that