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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-04-04

ihe 9iss,sruns. ben SOmmanoanten
Der 5eltuns hattie bic biesbeslslide
9speihe nod uibt suseiteat wtroen
tonnsn. neil ons Sonplquartier Der
mpntsnesriniihen BeIG9sranasarmee
ous itraiesiidsn @riinoen Die @siter.
beI6roerune oerielben nldt erlaubt
babe. neil iis hiffrirt mar 0pntsns.
gro srtldrt iih jsboh bersit. ibr 6aupt.
quarter ;u eriuden. slHs NtsIouns
9leiheu Sn6aIts in aewobnliher
Sprad)e Su iibermitielr.
8ien. 2. eIpril.
Gin TbsiI bes 6lterreifiihen @es
ihipaoers ioa bsreits Der Eionienssrini.
ihsn Saisn Gntiuari srreidt babcn, pie
am 9lenitas Slbsno in g9ien usrInuieie.
Ser &eit ipiro bel @attarO in Der &e,
lerpe eebalten. TranspOrtifiiie NIT
5000 Monn an Ypro bs9Ieitsn bic
ariessibifis.
@S beiBt. onB bic 5lettenoemonitrns
ton beeinnen ioa, falls Die 6einoisIias
teiisn bsi Stutaii nidt bsuie einseiteut
meroen.
Z iirtei 9ibt mad.
&onitantinopel, ?. glpril.
9is tiirtiibe Siesieruns CAB am
0ienitas Die amtlide @rtIdruns ab,
oas iie Die uon oen emropdiihsn @roBs
mddten pUreeiblasenen 8eSineunasn
fir ben 6rieoens!hluB nit benz gaI'
tanbuuo beoinsunsslps auuimmt Gins
biesbe5iisIirbe 9tote iuuroe am Qtenita9
pom tiirtiiheu Winiiter oes gIeubsrn
unter sleih5eitisem sIusoruf oes
Ganfs fir Die &ermittIuns Der Wfdbte
bem Senior oss oiplpmatilden &prps
in q &onltantincpel iiberreidt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-04-04

Iie TsoraI lit oieieIbe bci Glen
RenIden. alfo fommt lie oon t5ott:
Ter au!tus lit perihieoen. clio lit
or -.cuihenrperf. 8oltdtre-
Roriiht i'm 8srtraueu iii oler-
binos notruenoig, aber nod notlpeT'
biaer &oriidt i'm IeiBtronen.
Gotpos.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-04-04

Mupurswobl in 9errp nit sro6er
Mebrbeit eei6Iasen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-04-04
Slms ben, 1eutihcn Heihe.
Berlin. 2. 9Ipril,

OtLAtHs 81 Apltl.
Der 8lon Der 8eihsresieruna, ben
i'm Suliusthurm gu Spanbau oeponir'
ten &eihStrie9slhaB pon 100 UiilIios
men Mtart (9egen *30.000000) gu uer'
brsiiabsn, miro in etner oifiSi0ien Gor'
lesuns ausfiibrlih begrilnoet uno ere
Iduiert. Die ablidt 9sbt bobin. fir
120 Wi1ionsn Wlnrt SllbermunSsn
neu prdssn Su loiien uno fir ben
sleiben Bstras @olbmin5en burh neu
ausSugebsnoe Rsihstniienideine anSu'
fauisn. Die gesriinOuns oieier WaB'
resel bebt bsroor. boB oaS semaItise
Nnmahlsn Der finan5ieIlen Gniorberun'
gen in einsm ariessiaa iofurt sreif'
bare Bsrmebruns ber &eihsmtttel
forosre.
Berlin. 2. Gpril.
Ser gonTlift stuiiden oem beutihen
&oiler uno oem upn lbm auf bem CUTE
@aolnen entloIienen 8dhtsr. Der felt
einissr 3eit bns juitdnOtse @eridt be-
ibdftiste. 1T jsst auf Dem GeraIsihs'
ipese beissIesi iporbeu Der BGhter
6sumutb Sobit bat iit bereit ertldrt,
bds Yadtsut freiruillig III rdumen, trob'
bem ieine Badt nod iiinf Sabre Gill
iisteit bate.
Ssrr Sobit sr dit nI8 Gbfinbunss.
iumme $4,000, unb nuBsrbsm sin9
ibm elm 6anbi6reibsn oeS auiier8,
in benz bieier aneeblih ieinen Sr..
tbum sinssitsbt unb isin Rebanern
Ebet bic Bsmertuns ausoridt, er babe
ihn rbauOnsejast, neil tt ni6is
tausts."
aiftrin, Bronosnburs, 2. QpriI.
0as gantsei6dft uou Guitoo Bupps
in alItrin in Bron6snburs itellts an
Gisnitos feline 9nbIungen Elm NIT 8er'
biublihfeitsn swiiden s6 100000 unt
s7.500,000. Die Jnbnber oes De.
ihdftss. 9uppe uno iein Sobn. iint
peri9munbsn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-04-04

SbnmneetOmn 81. 2. glpril.
Snfolse Der am Gienstns gta6niittas
ppr9enommenrn Sp ensuns bes i'm
Siioeu ppn SbamneetOpn, 81. aeleses
nen 9amnes 1tnno bic Stobt am Qbeno
10 bis so SUB unter 8aier.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-14

ttbl'bn - rfeltsslonal aten end a
lsW ppeftsmen.
Thtt ofe fhtsf..lk nfmr pscdsc.
lnN aesoplaaes Is Germany. - wblph
Ten fecmprlans re larger conpan-
iesl are mcmbers u lhe aprlAl-crafl
section u the german Motor Vehicle
Aianusoqlurer8 association The re-
mainins twensy-s.s are NOS mcmbqrp
d an association and are mostly
snlnt builders An 81 these thirty
"a manufactures iurn ous practical
Is tested and rrllabio air craft. some
of ,hem build machines purely for
sport purpoees hni most 81 them
setk 70 ssii 20 the war department.
The ten associated conserns build tor
ihp government almost exclusively;
nmcak the independents the Aii,a-
iros# Wtfke sell PRACTICALLY oniy -
ths tplhoslsies.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-14

The following atnc-s may bc
served with ans vegetable. They
give an added flavor 10 the vegetable
and make u possible for the house
wife To- have variety in her menus
even though there ar, 3ut few yogo-
tables Ia season
Bcchamcl saWe.
cook together two tablespoons
each OF butter aud Hour. add two
cupfuls white stock and cook until
thick. stirring constantly Season
with salt. pepper and grated nutmos
brown Saucts--i.
FRY In pork fat two slices Of onion
a slice of carrot bay leaf. and a
sprlg Of parsley Add hcaping
teaspoon OF -four aud. when brown.
20 cupful ~ stock Cuok until thick,
stirring constantly Take from the
nre. strain add the Juice Of half a
lemon. and salt and pepper 10 season.
Brown saucr---a.
Cook together two tablespoons OF
butter and three 1T -four seasoning
with salt and pepper when the hour
Is brown, add gradually one and ONE
half vupfuls stock Cook smooth aud
thick. stirripg constantly.
Brown Butter sauce ar Bucrrc NOir.
Meh butter Ia frying pan and
cook until brown, taking care not 60
burn Take from the nre and add
lemon Juice cor vinegar and salt and
pepper a. season. Serve hot
Butter Saur--i.
Nix chopped hard boiled eggs with
- liberal amount ~ melted buttur.
season with salt ana pepper and
minced parsley
ButtCr Saucc--2
Beat the yolks of -four eggs with
half cupful ~ cold water and two
tablespoons 81 lemon Juice. cook IA
double boiler until THICK seasoning
with salt. cayenne ana onion Juice.
Add half cuuful ~ butter cat int"
sman pieces. take from the iirc ana
serve.
Draw l3uttor Sauce.
Cook 20 a smooth paste tvo table,
Spoons of butter and Two of Hour.
Add tNp cupfuls of rold water ana
cook untl thick. stirring constantly.
season with salt and pepper
Capcr sauce,
Add two or three tablespoons ol
capcrs 90 two cupfuls of drawn buttsf
sauce,
Cheese same,
Add halt Cupful ~ grated
chcese To Two cupfuls OF cream OF
dra butter sauce
trCam SHute.
Cook together one tablespoon Of
butter aud twO of hour Add I'VE
oupfuls OF cream or milk aud cooh
untD thick. stirring constantly. Sea
son with salt and pepper
! White sauce.
Prepare according 20 direction
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-14


Tht regular meeting ei ihe Com.
s...s elsh a AlhnaueFune q 20 be
ntid tenofrop night
Al thla meeilnr important matters
j; ssssaz-s aaccisae ne nrg~sh aud
development end NelEafe II Albu-
aasfsue usil Be discussed and acted
pen
ns pnhne bualhsss wan be looked
after
IRE rnt,isg business "a YOUR hnsl-
mesa II seu are interested IN your
own snaias yon are certainty interest
"a rfuush 70 coms out % this meet-
sns and ~ what y being done abous
chem.
EVERY BIS meeting ever held - ,he
Commercial cluh has sissn the pros.
pssily and nv well.belng and the
progress 81 Albuquerque great big
forward push.
These cltsseuF mass meetings can
he made 10 90 wonders for Albuaurr-
que. II you make Il point 90 b.
present personally and contribute
sour ideas 20 the discussion. the
pushing power u united boosting viii
ne that much stronger.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-14
NOsfEN n HOLLANDS INDts-
TRIES.

Tins growing humber Of women
who enter trade occupations in AM
merdam has caused the municipality
~ establish ladies' labor exchange.
Ia she ghrse years that Il has been
operating Il hss Increased IN Ina
portance unth now the director and
hsr nine assistants. also women. can
scarcely cope with the business.
The bureau Is dividcd into aig.. at
departments such ~ shoemakcrs.
servants extra helpers. and various
other occupations. Recently de-
pertinent has been organized for Of
nee personnel slenosrapherS type-
writer's. clerks etc
70 give "a idea of the extensive
ness Or tho operations Of THIS bureau.
and its growing popularity. i,lss kris
found employment through its medi-
alien IN the month % January, 1919,
while 1898 were 30 placed ia tho
sumo month this year Las year q
total o. 1881 women found employ
nicnt through this bureau.
80 fes ~ charsed Tor service rem
deged b. the bureau Ia This connec.
ton. while advise and assistance 20
Rorking women 10 general are freely
given az al times.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-14


wouldn't any woman be happy.
After years of Dhckncho suffering,
Days ~ misery. nights Of unrest,
The distress OF urinary troubles,
when ehc finds freedom.
Many readers WIN proni by the fol-.
lowing
Mrs. n. Adalr. Sis SOUTH Edith ST..
AiOuqueFque ~ Mex says Two
and hair years ago used Deans
kidney riiis anu was 10 pleased with
the benefit I oblaincd that was elad
10 publicly recommend them, In Civ
ing this second statement. u h my
desire to show that I value this rem
edy as highly az ovrr had such
severe pains across my ioins and he
tween my shoulders that I was great.
" lnconvenienced In getting around
the contents Of one box Of Deans
Kidney Pills relieved me 50 greatly
t.at could not do otherwise than
praise them"
For sale by all dealers Price "a
cents Foster ilburn Co. nunalo
New York. sole agents Tor the United
states.
Remember tho Doan's--ant
take no other.-Adv. 81
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-14
LUKE McIuNE SAYS;


a Woman always kisses another
woman with ~ much meaning ~ o.
she had been married to her for 10
years
4 married man and his hair are
soon raricd.
ID doesn't matter hoW tight girls
hcbblc skirt U.s. she has 10 walk over
to wall hen she wants to scratch q
match
Thc man who writes his love letters
on postal cards isn't going to get into
much trouble
The man VINO martios homrN giri
has the consolation that he doesn' [
have to stay at home ail Gag to shoe
Un the correspondents
Love b. blind Thatr lhe season "a
man whose wife h A. big as the fed
eral building can't even sec her when
100 pound chicken flashes into viea.
have Interviewed several hundred
milionaires in my time, and I never
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-14
ilOO'S 400.
o., john W. tuFry lm Ntlantn
Journal.
eoee44o4o~444N4o,

Who helps nls N0bs the President
~ run our native iand.--of Uncle
sans intrrlor the gent that's in com-
mand who's billed on an the three
sheets az the Conservation Rid,
who'n guard Ma Natures treasure
box and IL upon the iid 2 Who's due
"a watch our waterways and caverns
yet unmlnedf Heres hoping COL
Hers Weekly viii be- gcntle-iikc and
klndl. who's down 10 Have our ror-
csts from the woodman and his axe :
OAnd u he falls who's apt 90 IND q.
pinchot on his tracks9l WHOM aud
that llfc h anything but llatless and
inanes tsee Memoirs 81 n. haiiin-
ger. Why. secretary Lane.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-14

our thoughts regarding the encient
rpces Of mankind are tsneed with
nnaenens We are AIT 10 feel sorry
FOR those poos old Egyptians. chei-
denns Assyrianz ana Incas
Museums aud travellers recorda.
however. reveal some Interesting
thlnas concefnlns the ancients. They
~ere nor ~ far behind the times as
We Imagine. Indeed. In some ways
We seem 20 be lust ealchins up with
them. AND then. our pride should
not Head " into fofeetfaiaess Of the
fact that many u these early races
were highly civilized while our Anr-
lo-saxon ancestors were living IN
saves, using stones and clubs for
weapons. wearias few skins for
eipshing and a. porling themselves
scnesaiis like some barbaFians.
Il seems that the ancient ruling
RAGS Of Peru. the noble 1nces, edu-
Gated their sous in many Of those
things which We c0nss5er the essen
gaals 81 civilization.
For instance, they were systemat-
ically tAuaht the rites pretepss and
ceremonies 81 their religion. The art
VI government. law. 20 read and write
their substitutes Tor our modern
hnndwrilins. 10 compute time. 20
converae nuentiy, the ar, o. music
and poetry. and the science 81 phil
osophy and assrology they wer9
also taught somewhat OF the care OF
household and the bringing up Of
children evidently the Tncas be-
llesea the father wss even more re.
sponsiole than lhe mother for the
education " the child
No. indeed, wisdom was not born
with she Angio-saS,n race alone
1'crhsps Il ~on't harm a. 10 romem.
Der this.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-14


King Alfonso OF Spain s. N the po-
slslon ~ ruler 1T decadeni once
powerful natlon fnu az dlHcontcnt
and fariionaiisn Hts position has
secn most alaieut and unenvia'le
one; and IN the face ~ such conds-
tions Alfonso has forced the admire
ton NOT only % his own nlpmer r.
and sitter political enemies "a spain
but u the wofid His coulness and
asaeess Yesterday IN the qace ~ an
attempted assassination have won
him new pIaudiis the world around,
snd ne magn.ncent demonstration
Il Affection and admiration from his
own peeple Yesterday must nave
warmed his heart.
Alfonso ~ spain " every inch -
man ana " any ruler o. spain has
exnlsitea qualities more truly klneiy
We have not heard o. H. II We must
have Inonarrhies we need more MON
aruhs II the caliber 81 Alfonso.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-14
FRANTIC FABLES
The Duke Us. the Mush-
room
tAtlanta Joprnoil

tAtlanta Ienrnoi.l
IMPORTANT. - The editor am
nOunces that Il viii be- impossible for
Mr.. HorsecOilar 10 write fable to-
day. He has AN appointment with a
black bass Ia Peters pond Mr..
Hs'cl'r has had an appointment with
the same black bass Tor four years
now; the bass. however has hitherto
failed to keep his appointment The
lee Is out 81 Peters pond.
The editor IL happy 60 state. how
ever. that Mr.. Horsec0ilofs friends
George Bernard shaw Woodrow VIII
son, Joe Cannon. klng George. Or
Crane. Mrn Pankhurst and Edna
Ferber. have consented a. write to-
days fable FOR AZ nprHecOllar or
course. hast season was an on-year
for bass. In fact. Il was au onul year.
The editor Ia going 10 try shrimp
instead Of helgramite this afternoon.
and Mr Horsecollar has got new
hook that emit get tangled up in
ne weeds.
The editor Wishes to say. further.
that the FIRST chapter Of todsys fable
Nas written by AR shaw. (Mr Horse
collar just teicphoned Ia and said me
couidnt get any shrimp so were
going 20 try minnows.l
The second chapter OF todays fable
viii be written by Mrs Pankhurst.
SIR Horaecvllar just tciephoned la
and said % would be- easier a. bail
out Mrs Pankhursi than the boat
we've got 10 nsh from. 1Mr "a. said
he'd found something that hes been
IA the wood since 1881
And The third chapter % today b
fable WIZ be- written by King George
Fitch. 1Mr Horsecoliar has just
phened and SAYS that the, got one
welghing ave pounds. OF the point
az the north end Of pond ycster-
dagl Mr.. FITCH has just wired "a, -
ing he can't write his chapter because
his Fishing rod needs oi.ing The edi-
tor has just received q cable from
AIRS Pankhursi. in which she regrets
that--tMR HOHSEC OLLAR HAS
JUST PHoNED ~ AND SAYS THAT
THE TRAIN GOES ~ FIVE MiN.
rTEs'l
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-14
The cost Of high Living.


rcssimist " { should give YOU a
dime. what would YOU do with Il?
Optimlst Wen nrst would get
e hair cut and shave. After that,
would takr "a Turkish bath and.
while doing the sanitary, IA order a
complete change of clothes. from high
hat To- shoes. Having dressed. I
would go to the best hotel In the city
aud pas rnr a Years board and suite
81 rooms IA advance with part Of
the balance. | would huy an automO-
bile and several aeroplanes. with com
plete equipment Tor one year Then /
would make my VIII leaving part
az my vast income 90 my poor rcia-
tiv"s. well Knowing chat such living
for one year would kill even q man
81 my constitution. However. some
1T my wealh should 20 toward build.
ing nbrifi,s md ssia6iishing pension
funds and medal factories FOR ocad
heroes and bachelors.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-14
Sauces for Vegetables
BY JEAN HUBS

given for cream muco, usius Whito
stock fur the liuuid.
Curry saucr.
FrN a tablespoon of chopped Onion
ln buttcr and add "a tablespoon 81
iionr mixed with "a teaspoon of curry
powder Mia thoroughly, add one
rupfui of cold water and cook until
thick. stirring constantly Take rom
the ire season with sat aud onion
juice aud serve hot.
Egg sauce
Add onc-haif cuptui ui slirrd or
chopped hard boiled eggs 10 tvo cup
fuls at drawn butter snuro cor suili-
Client melted butter.
French Dressing.
Mis- four tablespoons ot oll WIN
a pinch each of salt and cayenne,
and when thoroughly mixed udd one
teaspoon OF vinegar or ltuiuu juice.
Beat until smooth ana thick ana
serve.
IIollandai-s' sanc".
Boat hair cupgul of butter to a
cream aud add gradually the wolf
beaten Folks Of two oggs thc juice
of hall lemon, aud pepper and salt
10 season cook over boiling water
untl b. begins to thickcu. beating
with an egg bcHter S~ry, ns soon
as Il is of the proper r"nsistent' Add
a little boiling wUter ~ r. too
thick
Parsley SHuur.
Prepare drawn butter sauce ac.
wording io directions givon above. odd
half opful of hncy minced para
les and senHon win lemon Juice.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-14

me, one who madr his money raising
Anfora goats.
There isn't much credit coming 20
George washington Tor not telling Hes.
ne married widow. aud he would
have fai chance tfylng % Ne 70 her
and get away With a.
Isn't n funny how ugly q ie-ychr-
Old boy can be and how sweet q ~
ycar-old niri can be-
man who cuts like hog and
snorcs like ONE will always blame u
on clear conscience.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-14

The daughters ~ President Wilson
have set corsesless and hlgh-heei-
less example 10 the femininlty Of the
country which Is worthy Of admira-
tlon bust which. We fear. viii not be
generally followed. In this ccnnec-
tlon We inusS express our apprecia-
tsoR Of the fact thar Mr. Wilson has
privately gone ON record against the
Bulgarian necktle
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-14

The Pennsylvania railroad system
now has breath inspector whose
pleasant duty u h. to take snia at
the calculations from each employc
and decide whether Or not he has
been lndulsing In intoxicants. We
wonder n this great railroad system
has ever heard 81 that simple and
effective little article known as the
Glove
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-14
ron SALE

shade trees towering shrubs all
kinds of roses, fruit trees grape vines
currant gnnsoherrios, ana ihapbof
ries CLOSING out samples go general
agent ton nursery and viii sell NJ re-
duced price A. W. sudduth, 81 3
Edith,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-14
lin
ature
lsaharl
equiniccc
rcamofiugEl
cdsealncntofa
rarebitdrcam.
fr..vL a. Nl.t..i


%
RICHES USED to take wings. Vow
they take tires.
DID Yor COME across today for
the Jemez-Albuquerque road fund
O.
WE'D LIKE to hear little COM
ment from our Two ex-presidenss on
Inc present administration.
@
If HENS COULD PRAY. we sup
pose they would start on with Sow
( l9y me-"
TOMMY CLOYERTOP- Pop. what
Is business activity Tommy's Pop
DodRinE creditors, my son
q
MANY 4 MAN, says an exchange
merely stubs his toe when he tries "a
put his bes, foot forward.
WE CANT HELP wondering how
those cubisi futurist artists would deal
with pair OF bowlegs.
O.
40 poor but honest man can AZ
ford 10 be one Ot Uncle Sans ann
bassAdora
o
THE MANUFACTtRE Of silk hat
is declining u viii soon he lost
art
| e
CASH REGISTERS were well ad
yeriised by the Dayton flood az an,
rate.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-14

With The hobbie skirt tho harem
skirt and the Bulgarian blouse. soci-
ely seems 20 have forgotten an about
the appendicitis operation fad.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-14
anlMAS9 nuYIAo AIsRorI.ANEs

me principal purchaser Of aer"-
psanos "A tho 0eFman empire - 'ne
war dotasiment. There aEe praet''
rally ~ private buyers with tbs ca
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-14

You via look good while boforo
you find better medicine Tor coughs
and colds than Chamberlain Cough
Remedy a not only gives relief
II cures. Try Il when 500 have a
cough or cold and you are certain 20
b. pleased with tho prompt cure
which Il will effect For sale b. all
druggists
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-14

The question has been raised In
Sacramento. CaLs as 20 whether in.
sanity Is good ground for a divorce.
OF course. II man or woman had
10 i've Without. then, what's the
rseg
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-14

Book Beer--now ready--order a
case. southwestern Brewery a. Ice Co
Phones Ga and 5S.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-14

order a case OF Book Beer today
Southeastern Brewery q Ice co.
Phones 81 and 5S
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-14


THIN Ol,THREAk ~ cullOts aud
lnturlsts al ChlcnRo IA but smother
nffllctlon Of the middle west
O.
cRickET N dun game largely bis
canpr nu vvtn-cela bottles are thrown
a. the umpire
WHEN a WOMAN ~ M onrcr able
20 detect paint ON another w0mans
face the time has come 70 consul' an
ocnilst
Mrs. Jt'SrWED Why are these
eggs "a emans GROCER Dinkicwurst
~ think they We're took from her
nest too soon alrctty
90
LATEST REPORTS have n that
Woodrow has congress broken 10
deuble harness and il hitting the pike
"a 9 rafting clip. Good start
FARMER LiTTLEToN WELL
there's another utc-r, guy bought u
fanch out here end gone 40 raising
chickens. He's got over thousand
% 'cm," FARMER i.osan GOSH He
MANY hers as that Field and
Form.
D.
Abscni- Nlndcu f.o,cr.
From the Louisville coufler-J0urhai
An Arkansas paper reports that a
young man drove two miles before he
found out that the glri mad fallen out
oi the buggy llugging a dclusion W
common enough. bat Ia the popular
mind Il H. not associated with moon
light mSandcrlngs IN buggy.
.
a ROSW ELL BOAtbER CONF
planned to the proprietor Of the hotel
that he had found hair IN the ice
cream. hair Ia the honey. and hair
IN the apple auce THAT Is queer.
said the proprietor The hair In the
Ice cream must have come from
shaving the ice. the hair In the honey
must have cs;s, from thu comb. bat
! can't understand how the hair got
inso the apple sauce, for picked the
apples myself aud they were an Bald
wins"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-14

supply yourself with THOSE PRONE
l~cd photos while Gray has his special
snlo ON.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-14

Trimbls's Livery iis n. second st
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-14

since the new French school - Cu-
hlste, OK rulurisis. y depictlna every
thlns n nrt a. gr0teaquey cube
shaped. why not school Of Cuhist
POETRY Aomelhlng after she style Of
she followlnp