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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-22

FOR RENT MONTH FREE.
COLORED; 928 Kenyon st. NV: 7-rOom
frame; excellent neighborhoOd; convenient TO
all cars; will do any necessary repairs and
rent this house at reduced rental Of $3.50
month.
NEW YORK REAL ESTATE BROKERS. 1923 r.
FOR RENT-A HANDSOME l2-ROOM CORNER
residence, 2 baths and porcelain sinks; store
room extends over the whole house. making II
delightfully."- cool. Admirably suited for enter
fessional or business ONCE. Just been pspered
and painted inside and out. No. 1901 llth st.
NV. Key at 1908. OWNER, 3402 10th 81.
NV. Phone Col 1892.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-31
aEoRGE '. NIcHoI.soN.


In the death o. vico President
Geor-e T Nicholson OF the Aichison.
'Te.,eia and santa rs railway com-
nany. the company loses one 81 ns
hruinieEs aud abless officials and r.
man who has bad large part IN
making tho ssstep, one OF the ereatcai
in she world: and consequently a man
who hos q prominent part in the
wonderful upnniidins Of the western
territory through which the system
passea. ar Nicholson was one n the
big men ~ the country and his place
viii be hard 20 MI He VIII be sin
cerely nsourned b. the employees. by
the general public and especially by
The newspaper fraternity ~ reason Of
his personal charm and the genital
democracy which treated Az men "a
meL whssever their station OF bust
ness
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-31
EXAMINATION ron FEEBLE
MNDFDNE-s AMONG M
MIGRANTS.

Tn. problem OF the feenle-minded
IL one that presses insisteatly for so
luton Among the important phases
OF this problem not the lcas, IL that
OF the detection 81 the feeble minded
among Immigrants. Sew York. he
INK the portal az entrance Of The
greatest number 90 immigrants. b.
most Immediately affected by this
problem The New York state board
81 charities IN recen, report 20 the
governor. Calls attention 10 tho IN
adequate facilities for caring Tor the
thiriy thousand detectives 10 the
state. among whom are many immi'
grants or The children 81 lmmlernuis.
There are facilities for taking care of
onb sis thousand The cpmmi~ioner
81 immigration and many Of thc med
teal men and inspectors In the Inn
migration service az the port ~ New
York have called attention 20 the in
adequate force ara appropriation for
deiociing and excluding the feeble
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-31

minded omonr immigrants reachine
mat port. II has also been asserted.
that the training Of many inspectors
b not 81 such specialized character
a. 70 enable them 10 determine with
any degree ~ accuracy. the fecbic-
mindedness of many Immigrants
J. q. wilson cf the United states
pubne health service. located ~ Ellis
Island. recently called attention 20
she hack 81 trained men and inter-
prefers and place for them 10 work.
and lhe failure ~ CONGRESS 10 provide
adequate funds for those purposes.
Aiso 20 the ins9niciency 81 any par
ticoinr method ~ determining fcchic-
ninaedness amons immleran,s. AZ
az which. saws The journal 81 the
American Medical Association, en-.
rhaslses The need Of time 81
adequate faailitlss and 80 sur
acient force 1T specially TRIMMED
and experienced Inspectors. u such
effective shoWine y 20 be made
IN the detection at the feeble
minded who seek to enter our coun-
irs ~ the great importanoc 81 the
ancsilon demnnds
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-31
THE ISooRRIcrmr m9roRIsT

The cts ~ Albuquerque, and the
state for that matter. owes debt OF
gratitude 20 the Hon. laaac norlh,
that sunny cltiaen whose Irresistible
hunior has nRhted many a dark day
for me people ~ this bniliwlek aud
whose msrry quips and 9esls have Pc
ileyed many tense situation. We
Getecf the seDse 81 hUmor ~ the IA
cefiour AR Barih Ia the new anti
SLATE school board ticket produced
a q ~ meeting saturday night,
Mr.. Barih beins me majority 81 me
mas present although the dlsinisr-
eateo voice % one 4. Fleischer was
occasionally hazard IN tho proceedingH
Tails mass mee,ing. held Ia corner
81 M. Rlsisehsr's once. a. . protest
naainn slate methods. handed out
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-31


n - nnxge~tcd tomorrow that an
,,sH wvrkera who call for lady voters
with W.. -lss rieaee use the telephone
frcei, END ss.s sne prospective nrsi-
potsrz ample no,tce % the forthcom.
lnm arrival Of the conveyance of
course a man luat Jams on his hat
and Jumps into the busgy o. the auto
and hikes 10 the pails und votes. He
has no real conception 81 the Inn
pcFsance 10 the privilege snd dsiy
which he y enjoyine Isut tomorrow
the women vote Tor the arst time In
Albuqnerane. Thes are al soins "a
vote ana vote with fuii spprecia-
Sion of the honor aud me rerponsi-
biiigy.
Naturally they win want to devote
proper attention 90 the solution OF
that pushing problem ~ what is cor
rect 10 wear while voting. and every
voteress should be extenaed the cour-
tezy of plenty Of tins IN which 10
complete her toilet.
IT'S a greet dsy fur the women OF
Alouanerqne Let sns help them 70
make the most o. ~.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-31
=. I'usrtroNT MORGAN.


The aho' .Ingiy sudden death of J.
Piefp.snt Morgan. probably the
worlc greatest fnanoies il 80 sud
den that 81 Is dnmbfoandine. and
proba by no death FOR curry Will
have hta 50 profound 40 effect upon
th- buriness pulse ~ the world 50
sreas hes been le power - 'ls Nor
San atarsais ana ~ far.aung the
llucs ~ nfaaane radlatins from the
rugged msuey eiant 81 Wall street
ttat the directing hfain had come TO
ne regardeS almost 90 q permanent
lusiituiiou
His death recalf a. ~ with sums
surprise tbs advance -, o. The man
VINO hns be such an active power
in tine busy maFts ~ period ~ his
mfs ~hen many men are on the shelf
ana lake the death 81 every multi
millionaire. reminds us that howso-
ever huge ~. esrihiy riches accnmu-
lated We cannot take bit ~ II with
~. whctheF the Morgan millions
have mode the world better OF worse
and whatev.- he place accorded D.
n Morgan In the himory Of this conn.
Iry. there Is not an American who
has not admired the power ~ the IN
teilent and ine viii which maze him
a world -fores.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-31
Overeating JEAN IL HUBS


"Guu,on, km. more than the
sword"
Overeating or glrtJony is one of the
greatest sins perpetuated ssnins, the
human body tn" habit of over-at-
Ing Is almost universal. and h. there
IL one thins more tnau another the
truth OF which We viii not admit even
to ourseiyes % Is that We eat too
much.
ONereatiue H. q habit aud a matter
u education ~ non -educati0n--ig nor-
Ince would 10 better term for 70.
The Habit Beglns In Infancy.
A. soon az q child b. horn its mother
lcsins feeding 10 TOO mucu to" fear a.
sili not get enouch nourishment. and
the child gets the hahit Of oyercatine
Parents are either entirely Ignorant
~ ser, crelcss concerning the right
feeding of thclr children Conscious
IS or Inconsistency they encourage
hem 10 eel largely. the current idea
oeing thar unless one eats largely the
ODDLY povers uii. and aiCh cnrour-
asemcnt from adults can end "nh In
making glutton oi the child
tntsmu'rance 10 drinklug duo o" IN
temperance la Eating
lntemperanco in eating is much
more widespread tdau Incorporate In
diligence iu liquors 70 o. % matter "i
common Rnowledgo among students
OF thes, problems that oycrcoting b.
larpeN responsible tor the evils ot ale
rohoilr Incompetence short % rs.
in the ma jor,is eft cases, the direct
cause when tho stomach b. over.
loaded digestion viii not take pllc"
readily. The stomach rebels and man
TESTS ~ rebellion by 1n uncomfnit-
able writing. which means that 90 b..
DESTROYS ~ getting rid of IT, load In
dtviduals who are given Go sur'eitins
are unable o.. interpret this sonraiiou
correctly one Who rs 80 p'l siNcu to
even moderate drinking N certain ut
this time to try an alcoholic liuuor
which temporarily seems to anord Tee
lief 10 whips up th" blood iu the
stomach 10 Increased activity protuc.
ing 100 engagement cog more active
circulation IN the huids of the stnm-
ach
where meat d. ur Wti'l" of diet me
relationship which exists b"tW tcu
oycfrhting and uiroholi" int"mper1nce
b. greatly accumulated. for rho reason
that meat rs more plrticulJri, d.sost-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-31
ORIGIN pE TtiE TERM
CABINET.


Ia the sense In which Cabinet" I.
used IN American politics the word
has q curious origin and history. n
goes back To- tie time Of King VIII
liam ~ ana Queen Mary. his vile.
IA England. from which country d
was brought To- America. But 90
Great Britain o. custom 40 forcefl ~
law keeps the sovereign out of che
cabinet meetings This usage began
hy accident
The word Itself h. French In de.
rlvation. and originally meant the
difn.nuiive of "cahins "a llttl, room,
When George I was King he could
not take part IN the deliberations ol
his own pr.Ny Council because hc
knew no English. Briti,h statesmen
did not speak Grrmun, So the minis
ters who served this first ct the
Hanoverlan soveroiRns ol the Tnhod
Kingdom used 10 meet Ia the king,
private room. ar cabinet. whne ne
vas absent Aiisrward they informed
him of thr result ~ their discussions.
Al that time. as wei az earlier la
British history. much use was made
~ French words and phrases iu court
life and state affairs
Il followed naturally that the part
Of the priNy council which was sup
posed ta bc IN particular favor with
thu king ana especially Close 90 him,
came 90 be spoken OF a. his Cabinet
Council although there was never
any such o. ,al distinction made be-
tween some ~ the ministers ot state
ana the othurs
TO this day there b. M official rcc-
ignition u Great Britain ~ "a cabinet
so record is made of its meetings az
discussions or Of the resolutions Of
forcd aud voted down or adopted.
Members ~ tho cabinet or inner
council OF ministers or" careful co
Keep secret an Of i.s proceedings even
after tho, retire from office.
When George Washington rstuh-
lShed the practice at having the
hsuds Of great government depart
meuts meet sinh him i"r 'on~'d"ra-
ton Of public business 70 was natural
that these gatherings should be
spoken of m the English fashion. 90
mcctiuxs of the cabinet lu thut mon
nrr the uamr became FIRMLY root"d
in the political Tie 81 the United
states. and The importance ~ he
cabinet tsoif has grown with the ok
pausion of the country official
business
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-31

the meek ana subdued look Of \ wot
man who had borne much. Willis
IA \ were waiting for their cnr ON
corner, o passer-Dy heard the Rihhr
say.
cant you bet me have a Quarier'
Jennie 2"
Iennie's voice cut the air like
blade az she said
"Now see here. Jim Bages, didn z
tell YOU before we left home that
~ cents Was all intended YOU shoui9
have tn spendY sure did AN I
should think you had been married
to me long enough tu knoW that whom
snv u thing I mean %. think see
Won hnIn' Il whole quarter 90 Tool
away on seeLnrs ana such stun NoN
Nou make uny mote fuss ana you "
stay at home the next time come ~
town Judge
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-31

nhse win machlnu.ilhs precision
and sapldly which mas put al Prev
loua alate makers 70 the blush; and
me merry twinkle IN shc eve Of Mr..
naFlh h All me explanation needed.
Ar Barh with the perhaps unaus-
ptctinE ald az Nersrs. FieIscher e A.
hap been Al hls practical jokes arain.
Let Us launh riaht merrily with
Afr narth ana fare forth 20 the pcls
lomArraq with our best closnes FOR
thore are ladies present and vose
Rooa humotodly for the splendid
schonl bnprd ticket selected from
butn paFiles ~ be mass mcesing
81 ne ciilnens IN the Efss' thonter ~.
pent,y You win find me tickci 81
lhs brad ~ shis coipsnn. ~ $40 RS
punlifan AMI t~o Democrats fuen-
bsfs have beNn endorsed ~ the ~.
ees4iee party organizations and the
Naseas member b. me womnn's cluh
~ Albuquerque. These candidates
we're choHen ~ The people in pnblic
assembly where everyone had a
chance u ne hsard Moreover q
number ~ the candidates. On tho
rractlcal Joke ticket have refused "a
stand for the typical narih wittlcisn'
and deciare they are not candidates.
az aH.
air. narth's hnmor ~ we'll timed
Il has exposed clearly o. a merry test
proposition which otherwise few
voters might be demded into regard
lng as real opposition ticket
u h. hoped that cvery voter and
sateress win ne ~ the polls early 'c-
morrow and vote for the non-par-
iisan. business administration ticket
rlsced ia nosnination ny the people.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-31
albuquerque
Rediuiuus

wonderful and tlmos' iucrcdlnlo
Was Iu. teat that w.s puli"d on ur
tHr umpass,nI meeting on saturday
,N-uins. ,sth inst
The nulN thing worthy of RECORD
Has tu" three minute pcrforman'" Iu
Tie brain and finger a,i.
The committee on resolutions la tho
spuH" o' three minute retirement.
drew up and had transcribed two
pagcS of tools cap resolutions embody.
ing them utter horror ana dctrstatiou
~ states and cut and dried nom'no-
lions
Nothiug cut and dried about This
action Oh. no. but simply uu
achievement that AlluQuerquc can
chall nee the world ga equal
Albuquerque. y. NJ, March 81
OBSERVER
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-31
TIM nov an THE ~REsTI.Ess
AsGs."

Just what to do with the hoy ~
town who has reached the restless
age when .parentai authority is
more than irksome. has long heen a
puzzle n parents.
To such parert there is only one
piece NJ advice thai Nolds good Send
the boy 10 tho farm"
In one ~ the current magazines.
says the Denver Republican. city
father tells Of carrying the idea 20
a grcater extreme and moving into
the country for the sake OF hts son.
but u Is hardly necessary 90 go TO
such lengths. send the boy alone to
someone who will give him plenty Of
work and practical insight into
what farmina means n there IL no
relative available. bet the boy go
among stransers--frst assuring your.
self that he n going to be among
sorroundines where he will learn.
After boy has spent a summer on
"a farm, ana has Ind even small
part In the tasks OF operation. he viii
come back 10 the city with new ideas
IN his head The picture shows will
NOT took 10 dazzlins az Of old. lie
VIII be filled with new ambitions.
The gang" whistlins for him on the
street corner under the electric light.
Is apt 10 whistle in vain. Ills eyes
viii he opened to the possibilities 81
q new and independent ilfe--a life OF
which he had never dreamed.
Then IL the time 20 send the hoy to
some good agricultural college Let
him SO. u he does nothing more than
take a "short course. he viii have
had Just enough practical farm work
20 enter into The spirit ~ scientific
Instruction. Ills vistss-the new ones
- has been acauiring--wil widen.
lie viii forget al about his 'set. ana
the good clothes he thought he
should have and the motor that
ought 10 be- in the family. and al the
ailuremenis Of town display He VIII
forget that there Is gang waiting
Tor him. ana the bright lights Of the
theater disirlct viii summon him in
vein.
There 10 many a boy a. the rest
loss age, who needs the outdoor
course Ne needs 70 learn the mys-
iesies of He and growth ns they IRE
reyealed on the farm. De needs 90
turn for 81 while 90 the fields Of which
he knows so little and 90 get a lesson
thar will abide with and strengthen
HIN through life. he may not turn
out to b. farmer. but he viii be-
aided in whatever calling he does
take mp In later years And, above
ail. hs viii he helped over that rest
less age' which brings the Eray hair
ana the limos ~ worry Co many e
father aud mother
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-31

A movemen, has been started by
the lord mayor %; London tn raise q
fund 20 preservs. the famous crystal
Palace. which ~ threatened i,h
demolition. The crystal Palace is a
historic structure. having heen huill
Cor the International exposition %
1851. the frst great worlds fair ever
held. The 1881 exposition was a very
small anair az compared vito the eS-
position which viii be held IN
1915. but IL starie0 a custorn which
has had great cducative. scientific and
enterininins value 90 the world ever
since.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-31
IfOO'S 400.
ia I0hn ". carey in Ntlanra
Journal
, aNASSASSSaNNsNNS

who's idol of the Polo Grounds ana
feeds upo0 the cheers tho same that
once were music sweet 90 kccfe's and
RuNe's ears" who's soldier lu
Gotham tbiu the ono and only
Mugs Whose every llule movement
gets an outbrcak from the bugs Who
thrills 'cm when hr grabs toe sphere
and grinds It boa the earth Who sends
'cm into spHsms when be- wipes 70 on
his shirl' Who pegf aNHy. year ln.
year out. while wizards com. and go--
the IimeliRht Kids that cofr per head
30 zoe bones az 500 who's JUST ns
bis man In YORK as if ~ Washing
ton be ruled the land ~ president
why Chrisiy Mnthewson
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-31
IN THE SOLAR rLExUs

2ales oui 81 the why.
o
Yor CAN'T blame the selected
Wctlms FOR not waiting to 20 IN 10 ~
diplomatic post In the Antipodes Just
eacn the baseball season II arriving
o
AMERICAN enthusiasm over heroes
d too short lived. says y. iiophdnson
Smith. Well We think we aid pretty
well ~ r. Il.
THE GOVERNMENT. which IL tax b
ina steps To- preserve the indian music
viii probably place line ~ classy
canned worwhoops on the market
.
The LATEST organisation. accord.
ina 90 an exchange 81 the nauahters
81 t,e statesmen VINO Turned Down
AmbH' sadorshlps Under the Wilson
Administration"
o
SECRETARY ~ the Navy Daniels
shocked aU the attaches at the do
partment the other dns hy sending out
for his lunch and eating u ln the oiflrc.
isnt This awful Mabel
o
LoNG.HAiRED men 90 not make
thc best citizens. declares the Los
Angeles prrachcrs Evidently trying
To- vet some at those Los Angeles bar
hsis to go to church
o.
Explained.
We heard about woman once
VINO never did her neighhors knock;
u seemed she dwelt out ln the sea.
Ipou hiHh aud lonely rock
birmingham Ngc- Herald.
] had q neighhor once
a man OF sterling worth.
Who never knocked On ne
lie was under six feet ot earth.
Louisville Post
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-31

LADIES ars, At the POLLS rlense
O.
Ar nARTH win have his little
jose
NAMES Two rlG crops are see
and irish potatoes.
.
No VIVID ~ cold enough "a a..
iantlc city IT, keen u new dress IN
the boardwalk.
THE BALKAN war h ia be ended
because neithcr side has much prop.
erty LETT
so ONE ~ NOW braeging about
the Size ~ hir incone NUNS the
word nov.
FORTUNATE MONA of Avon does
net have 10 be confirmed az the ud-
ministrauon COW.
o
THE DEPUTY superintendent az
police IN chicago D. Maj Metullus
Lucuiius Cicero Funkhousrr Chicaeo
Is nothing " not classical.
O..
UNCLE ZOE CANNON says he is
80 peace Win God and man That
h pretty good when his tendencies are
taken into consideration
o
PERHAPS WI WORRY too much
about irihes, bur We e1ut set used 10
the fact that q man named ora Morn.
lnestar h. billiard champion.
o
~ .bJ Will watch yon Will see
all the members oi 90" opposition
ticket out voting for the regular can-
didates.
o
AFTER All. "a isn't necessary Co
Nplaiu Just whlch method of butch
ery WAS used "a pui Governor Con
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-31

ilc gave a paipahle evidence Of
weighing ut least 2tO. and be- lowered
nix feet four Inches into the nir Hr
looked ga tf tho champion heavy
weight oi The prise riup might go
down before him IKE u reed eelorc
the wind. iiv his side stood % little
woman of four feet ten and puRsihiy
ninety pounds in weight She had
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-31

Teiesraphic dispatches vt the de-
tails Of the birthday celebration OF
Secretary OF State Bryan az Lincoln
Neb.. contain no mention ~ the sor,
.of headsear he wore. Il Is proba Bile,
though. In view 81 his position In
President wilson's cabinet. thai IL
was not u cooked hot"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-31

Chnmhcrlnin's Cough Kennedy has
won ns great reputation ana extensive
sale by IT, remarkable cures or
coughs. colds and Group. u can he
depended upon Try b. Sold ~ AL
druggists
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-31
EDUCATION Norts
. sSSsNSSUNNNNNNNN

Compulsory school bathing b. On.
forced lu the German cities of iothn
AMI ncilhr0nn la GOthn children
who cannot anord hnthing suits Gre
supplied with them D., the hool
Fourteen hundred boys and girls
enrolled in the public Industrial art
school of Philadelphia stud, httv.nt,
designing. modelling ana c"ffW i'
two hours oNefy dnN
students OF the New york state
library school are compelled to spcnu
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-31

senator Tillman ance said that the
Democratic party had lost the seed
corn Of statesmanship. and now he
adds that the party Is mob. Testi.
mony on these points viii continue TO
be taken
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-31

cd DO the stomach. differing from
other foods in this respect Meat 10
termed heavy 81 digestion on this
account
Physical Sins.
Herbert spencer declared Pew
seem conscious that there is such q
Trims 8s physical morality Mems
haaitunl words ANA actions imply the
idea that they are liberty Co treat their
bodies 49, they please. Disorder on.
iGnl.d hy d,sohedience go Nature s.
di,t1ipy They regard simply ~
eric, tnecs. NOT as effects of conduct
mot" or less Aagitious. The evil COM
truueuccs inflicted ou tJcir ndcnts
and on the future generations are oi-
ten us great 10 those caused o.. crime.
yet the, do not Trims Themselves In
uu, drgrer criminal % il truc that
in the ease Of drunkenness the vice
iousn~ss Of the bodily trausarcssiou he
o.. osnized. but none appear 90 infer
tunt o. iais bodily trdnsgression I~
vicious. so too h every bodily trans
aressiou. The fact Us that au nrcl ahos
10. thr laws ~ health are physical sins
Mental Ngor and spiritual insight
are not got through d,spi-lrg the
physical side oi life.
As.ough most christians uil GO
recognize % or carry b. ont in prag-
t.o tUr Bible iuo.ullt's the Sam,
ltnripi" Purity or mind .s quite iu-
compatiHl" with gultonous habits 90
eating
Good Living u Religion.
Good living is % religion iu Itself
MHny % man b. trying Geo do by prayer
that witch can 1c accomplished fur
mon, easily ana naturally by correct
habits of living. Good digestion
iuukcs % man tocl az rrac, with GOD.
the world and himstlt
Excess or Food Poisson.
a great deal is being written about
nutritious qualities o' the wrinus
foods hut 900 knowledge ou, gains
/ from -u.h Hrtclcs is wasted BE- tnrs"
foods ar" eaten .n excess IT'S. great
asi point ut am. moro Important even
than tIe character of the food taken
iuto 'ly ss stem. is almost universally
usglr ted. ~ b. No." quantity ni iHc
food ruI the manner loo which DO '-
ellru ANY excess oi food. even Is fbo
food is perfectly adapted tn tH" wants
/ OF the system. Results !n bul uur tb.ng.
ru'u- ut"Vication or self-poIsouiug
no Hr concluded
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-31

New York city proposes to give
places To twenty women on lts police
force. n they get their share Of the
graft. tho question Of minimum wage.
viii not trouble them.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-31

The moral yard suck Your neigh
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