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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-12
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tFron judge ,

lFfum JUDGE
The gire ot Yesterday un mY
Whore Hr Nle girls ot yesterday
Tho pIrls aho wore th Bingham
fIu0bF
lu gardens uugcd with huiltbD. ts.
VINO hui .bc uly chry pics
Th"t wf.l breath of Paradise
To mere eXpcctant mun'
WIN some ONE trll mo where . pray
They've gor tho gifls ui Yesterday
Are ihrr gtay nnirunH Wc behold
Tho modest mnids of days OF odd
These ut oid girls U,uu lobster taste
with llp berougod. forms ngnry
aced
rhH progresses of mnn
AiH Choir eudcn hHif D.
Tho ,authod eirl- of Yesterday
Ana 40 hove ieft ur hW iho ihDmc
pf an eld-nshioned spnnsttm'
dream.
Their hair Is gray, bui over thut
They're wcarlne nav a golden rai
The sVy old girls today
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-12

FNIR EAC...NGE.
New i;ack for an q One. Iluw IL
can lic DUne la albuquerque.

Thc back aches az times with dun.
ud"scrihnhle feeling. making you
wear ana RESTLESS. piercing palms
shoot across the region of the kid
1oys aud again the ioius are $50 lame
that To siuop Is agony. No use TO
rup pr apply plaster To- the hack if
Doc Kidneys are weak You cauuot
roach t1e cause Albuquerque resi-
tents would do wen 20 profit by tho
'pNoviug example
%. l.. Gregory ga GIand Az East
ias Vegas. IS aex.. says. "Doan's
sidney pills have been used ln my
Family win satisfactory results. I
au checrruiiy recommend lhls propar-
alton as cne that lives up 10 rcprcson-
fHtlour
WHOM your back rs lame Romom
Hcr thc Namc' Don't simply ask for
sidney remedy ASK distinctly for
Dusi'~ Kidney Pill-, the samc that
Mr. Giognry had the remedy backed
ty home testimony 50c an stores.
FoFicr- MilburH Co, prous, Bumulo,
n. y Adv 80
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-12
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WHshugtDu %. e.. MaY l0.- The
Gtsi copies of thc sugar report COS the
department nf commerco have been
received from the printer beiue mls-
.r'nueuus srrirs $50 OF the bureau
or foreign aud domestic commerce.
10 is oi unusual interest Hs 90 is ths
nnt fgdortl report uf national ciHr-
acfef on t1e costs of planting. cutie
raung Hrd harNrstng ap aericmima.
product D. s also the nrst report ON
lhr coats Hnd progresses ui manuitc-
uIi, of mn came sugar
30 reiH ol ha nrst planting nf stalts
or came n,m Hispaniom boo Louisiana
m 1861, nf tae Experiments rosulilre
m tho erauNau,H "f sugar in l-9l
and OF ts sIrcestful production boz
1898: or tlc scientific methods applied
Boo recent sears In field and factory
of thr arainuge uf the soli ud ih'
RESULTS rf rotating crops and fcrul-
IMue of fh, methods of planting.
DUutauna and harvesting the came
and ihrIr ooass oi tlo results ou hrgr
plantations anH On SMALL frnani
forms. ui thr creole as 700 owner aud
Tenant of negroes us tenants and oi
ine comparative riuci,any 1ud rclia-
NlNt+ ai $3.50 Creole. tnn italian. Hnd
the uoero aH plantation ish"ivrF
Thc report shows that ilc labor
rnrf on thc plantation is over 3n pct
cent or lre total agricultural cost
Nhiic ihr mcton Labor cost s f6 per
cent or the manufactured cost
Elght per cent NJ tue oupl0res on
thr manauDns mgudiue otorsrers
and f.nrnttr.rr FI.pIr. from TH tn
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-12
RHUBARB
BY Jean Hubbs

Ithuimrh.
"Muthcr's Old-Fashioned Rhubarb
Pie
\ favurltc dish. when MAY birds ~
~ simple oid-tlme rhubafn PIE.
To Ainder henvincss YOU must
Spread white Of eHg under crust
Then LAYERS at rhubarh. siieed from
stem.
With huttercd sugar iiccklng them.
ON top. enc cup Of sugar slower.
A iitfle nutmcs, salt and Hour.
so Juice in oven. II YOU thrust
in riit of Wet edged upper crust
Pressed down. paper funnel. pray
Rake quickly and this 'enttemets'
uf trl stall ouoes. IN nakes encascd.
WIN please the most fastidious taste
FAXED ltbuburb Saucc.
Cut rhubafh into small pieces with-
uut pveline a. and nll deep haklne
dish scout tWo-thlrds fun 81 a. cover
With -rgar. and small pieces ~ lemon
lind rakc until tender
Boiicd lthubasb SauCe.
Prepare ss above and let simmer
until tender Boiled rhuharb must
he stirred often 40 hrst To Keep the
susur from sticking to the bottom OF
The kettle. There H. 80 much juice
in ihubarb that no water should be
added tn a.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-12

The Kicker's
Column


cine klnh ~ ''lallslcr."
They fay the new talSiea' soon to
be- shown here are ,ers wonderful"
said we'll known citizen today. "bai
We have tud Tor spme time one ,aricti
of talAies Wnith ought 10 be abolished.
J refer o. the nlnays. present person
ai he moving picture show Who per-
sisis IN readinl eNerylhins on the fllm
alond IN "a clear pcuetraiing. tone
about twelve inches pnok of your risht
ear oftsn iust IN front of You. also
there Is another person who klndi,
explains in fu'lrst detail % his or her
neiehoof every detail OF the picture
STORY es ii VI thrown on the screen.
After you nave endured. iu grtat
agony " spirit somc afieen minutes
81 this The 'taikirT afe varied he au
interesting mansUr by tho arrival oi
party 90 nficch people who go hall
way down The hall C9nycrsinr In o.
loud ! mny faT stoutorian tone 0f
voice They $50 nois'iy and with much
lnstiiuq clear into one row of seats
Then they stand up Tor minute or
two and wonder where George or
Mamie or sUile are Then they all
back oui with much gigeiius And luu0
talking end pile into another row o.
seats After standing Tor another
minute or two they return Ga tire or
isiuai pew. Meanwhile you have lost
hnif The moN aud the thread oi che
picture story has been broken think
there ought ia be cts ordinance
aeainsi ali these kinds ul tallSies ln
the interest of humanity Let thr
iahsts ca the hlms do the taiklng and
TVS. 40 the intcilieense uf your neigh
hor 10 understand the picture without
elaborate explanations.
ri you must explain do it in u wills
per- 81 yoo com, .u u the middle OF
the performance. get SOUR seat quietly
and SIT Down"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-12
lars 4 :, The Solar
SAD1 PIexas...

Nu~l iB,Ny
on. 10 think
That Cieopnt
Never uorc
Modern huf
Jacksonville Tlmcs Union
on. 70 think
That Rafelrh's Kind
Netef wore The
Bnw behind
Nashville Banner
on. 10 think
~ queen Of France
Ever dld the
Tango rFancc
Savannah Press
on. 10 think
THAT Cicero
Ncver raw
"Grlv" show.
--o
TIRE PANAMA cnnui can wait nus
se need the Panama hat az opce.
%
Now TRiNG along ,our next con-
,eniion.
THE MOUNTAIN, are already be-
SHINING Go beckou.
O.
Yor CurfiN'r buy half hour
~ ueather like this ln Pi,tsbufsh for
millipA doiiars.
O.
ALTHOUGH Il L. oeen talked about.
great many people SIN have q rath-
~ hazy idea Of what the tango reAl-
81 H.
@
ELLA WHEELER WILCOX asks.
What ~ a good neighbour" Nova
DAYS u Is one Who takes YOU out IN
his motor car.
PERHAPS Japan b. ordering three
dreadnaughis ~ an iniimetion 20 the
United Statos NOT 90 bc a hermit MAJ
lion
~JrsT TO THINK. said Mrs
Tvittenbury "that hts great Balkan
war should have been started 1S lit-
tlc bit of country ike Monte Carlo
a NEW HAMPsHiRE newspaper
printed tarce column poem the
other day and put new lifc into all The
spring POETS Of the country.
%
THE SUPREME court Says bay rum
is "hooze Mieht have gone further
and stated whether or not 10 is good
'or bald Reads
THERE ARE PEOPLE who Still
assert thai thoy can see The handle
az the Ratchet clark and Bryan buried
sticking out 81 the ground
o
AN WHAT are yrz dieSin' out m
irinch for. Pate" "Arrah. ssh ms noe
the trinrh I'm diggn out I'm disyln'
ont th' ara SAN rsvin IA trinch'
a CORR E@pONDENT commenting
on an editorial suggests that the renl
reason women close their eyes when
being Kissed IS that they want 90 Dee
able 90 fas uuihmliy they see no
harm Ia g.
CHDLLfE had decided 20 give up
iho sportinp ifo md srttlc down 80
rauehing and Was buying co,,,
'Now here's y cow" eaid tho doail o.
"that J can highly recommend 90 yuu
She has won several prizes at ,Vr
county Bir and " "R.ahliy %" said
Choiue looking ODE animal over ado
mirabiy "Er--trottlug or stcepie-
chaseff
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-12
60 80

H4n III itN most iftunffanf state
A..,... ,..,a !. - ,s.,..
~" 'n"t ~ we ~" "'"'e' WY"
1,6aar association ana ceanfs road
boefds and commissioner here last
N& Particularly gratifying was the
iaf1A attendance approximately .0n
dllssafcs cr1uinw from al sAsis ~
she state. inany IL them travelling
hrtafrdt 81 milea 10 attend ne meet
lns ana discuss ways ana means of
lihf4ovinx the highways s. Sew Mex
icd
nstsion Friday a. me CONNER
cial tIah there we're ny actual count
iss ealslde aslerates present.
uy actual count there were pres
rpi iaa nfiten Albuquerque men,
isna 81 abon, time this town woke
ups
As previous nopd roads meeting
ingthe same Commercial club build.
ing mo presidme ofacer got up and
sspkea oarefuiiy around the room and
lnanlrea somewhat anxlously Where
arr ne AihuquerQue rnen2r
surely in de'eense can come all
me way here from isosweil. %
nafah. sor fan Cruces. ~ Demins %
attend such mcetins. an Aibuquer-
ane man can spare two hours Of his
time 70 walk few blocks and spend
~ 4esniAs ~ the Commercial club.
Ii Albnauerque had turned out 90
any reasonable extent and shown
moderAie interest IA The proposition
she could have been made pcrrna
nent headquarters ~ the good roads
association. A. pointed out In his
paper saturday we should have hoa
seh fsien out EVERY slngse aelesate
from out 81 sown. AZ 4 wase they
had Considerably over ten 70 our one.
Tne conversion spent something
oter $1,000 u thls ciiy during the
three days il lasted. That Is iusi
sFo'N eeol inones placed Ia cirrula-
ton ~ Aibuqueruue Aibuquer-
10 business men eouldH't turn ont
more thsn nfieen representative 40
one 81 The most important eoneen-
lions ~ the year.
This business ~ sitting romria-
cently down ana waiting for Things
- come 80 sou works sometimes,
iHli lhai should nor pc the Aibuquer-
de way n We arr % keep this city
IN lhe head and make i The admin
istratre center Of tho development
adairs of this stair, We have 20 sol
az on oliN 'iltoes and work.
n We are "a make Albuquerque the
official stale convention city NJ viii
hnse 70 show areater inieres, la the
matter than WAS indicated by The size
- our delesatipn to the good reads
conveplion.
"a T. -sfieas reflection uron the
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-12

"l'yo got % new idea tor your per
wmHnro ot hnmlet said the mrro
rnmrdy manager Who has yentured
into thr lcef
'Whrt ls it9" asked Mr stormug
fuu imruta.
"ENCrt time ANYBODY drops dead n
thc iaH act ici ihc man in the Or
chcatrs hit the bass drum -. Chi
Sago NeMa
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-12
Rinul,arb Cake.

i-g cuufuls ot grRnulaled SUGAR.
y cupful of shortoulng
piuch Of salt.
cgR.
~ cupfuls at rhubnrb sauce.
les tcaspo0nfuis of soda,
cupful Of chopped raislns.
Cupfuls of Hour
Cream thc sugar Win the shorten
mg (half butter and half lardj aud
add tIe egg the rhu1arb sauce. and
aur thoroughly into this the soda.
Then add the raisius and the hour
ana mix horoughly This Is quite q
good sized cake and should De- baked
Iu iuaNpe
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-12
IiI,ul,arb shcrlrt.

Boil uuth tender twelve stalks oi
thunarn with tWo cups 90 water and
$3.50 cups uf sugar Freeze until quite
siiu. thcn add one cupful at chopped
iHlninr
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-12

Alsalfa Of extra soogi quality. sl0
per ton. d. ". Zee.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-12


basket whore they belong However.
she Goat fecis that tHis one VIII have
to he published n is as follows tu-
vii.
MHy lnth 1913.
social Editor,
Evening Herald.
SIR
Your article appearing in this even.
ings issue beaded etiquette bt
Jean Huhts is decidedly iu error
on mauy points For example ynur
paragraph relative 90 disuihuiing
tlh with 1rife. Whieh m found ir
tatagfaph ten sl0l of elid article.
Thif d ouly one oi tha maut .neN
outabir lundcrs lhni appear OBJ sou.
roiumns Grown unc to wc.
! wouid suggest y0u zoos uI snmt
good anthony sucb n Dofreet social
Usage" Nr q puhiishrd ht "The New
York Soceie ot Sell culture.
Watching your columns fur your
correction. Z ann
READER
The onl, 'ue ro. our ANONYMOUS
friend IS an elaborate embossed "H'
on ths stationery Passing over thD
wen known act That ctlgleut alNays
reguircf q coriesp, nornt to sign his
&C. Der aame thc Goat ou hrhHil oi fhe
social Editor lud aI ntrer meme
lci. 0f thc FtHf readily lcKuorirdRo-
char tho nuua,~ b uu of "iurt usable
buntera" 400 newspapers We-
that is characteristic of the ucNs-
paper uer se. YoJ can always secure
an army 0s Witnesses to prove that
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-12

FoaN one-half cupfm of tapiocn
oeorn.ghi ana coo& untH clear In a
'outic boiler Plnce Ia pudding
iifh two cupfuls at rhuharb cut In
Sort pieces one cuptul of susag and
plneh of ginger Pour the hot tap-
.,en over this stir ln one spoonful of
butter, cover and bake one hour \
mcr.nsue improves this pudding. aud
10 o. one of the Few apiocu pnddinss
fhlf Is good cold serve with cream.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-12
spcnklnq ofi.tluucirc.

The office Goat ln yharge cog Use
KicterF column. has had refcrrcd Co.
him'a communication Co Csc social
EDITOR.
~ is NOT usually tnc custom to du
ANYTHING with unsigned communiea-
nons but throw them irto the waste
basket whore ihuy belong However
ihc Goat fecis that tHis one WIN have
Go he published 10 b. as follows to-
viii.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-12
IillIIIlnIh eIInrIlNl.r.

Wash the rhaharb bat DO not peel
r cue into inch pieces Put two
Ht Hf this with ono scert cup of
-usIr boo double boiler and steam
unu tue rhuharh is tender anu thc
HrHr ~ dissolved Md the juice and
opp,d rind 90 one lemon.
r.rsc'yc one teaspoon of soda IN
D Dur OF sour cream MN one ttu-
pooufW uf cream of tartar ana one
no' teas uoon of salt with two cup.
'us pf hour STIR tho cream into this.
ad NOT stn enough To- roll out add
q ittiD Wurc flour Toss on we'll
ioured board and pat or RON until
bout hah an inch thick cur with 3D.
ltRr his.uit cutter and bake when
Don, hr'3k them apart butter them
lnd pour over them the rhubarb
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-12

Fully many "a bard who plans 90 scale
The loiiy peaks of song
Because he stands boz need OF "kulc
Writes biscuit ads ere long
And thoaeh IL doth seyolt his -oul
Like this Co earn hits bread
There's som thing soothing Boa roll
when all is done and said.
Birmingham Age Herald
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-12

AAiihNafW htihlAttftts
pine pp'e grated
pounds uf rhubarb
pounds Of SUGAR.
PHfa iu preserving Kettle over %
low hre until the sugar is dissolved
Then ALLOW 90 to cook moderately for
one hour Pour into lars ana seal
Ishulnrb jam.
pounds of sugar.
pounds of rhubarh.
pound of ngs
lemons
Melt thc sugar add The rhuhirh
ut into small pieces, aud The ngs
wuFlod aud shredded Cook until tom
d"r tfcu add The lemons bat not the
ucclius continue the cooking until
This is 90 smooth paste. then pour into
Jars ana scsi
ighubarb Pudding.
Fiu together Two cuptuls of Hour.
pinch of SALT spices as desired tWd
fca-puonsfu o. baking powder and
huli a rupfu of sugar stir Ion one
sg beaten With half e cuprl OF milk.
suf fvn ublcspuunfuis of butter. add
tNo cuufuls OF rhuharh cat into small
irccs, usc onl, the pink part with the
t.u lrit ON. oake twenty minutes
ud H"ffo with hard sauce.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-06-23
A DIGEST OF THE
CURRENCY REFORM
ACT MADE PUBLIC
Rep. Carter Glass Explains
Measure Introduced in
the House Today.

Continued from Page One.)
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-06-23
~ RICHMOND BOYS HAVING
THE TIME OF THEIR LIVES

Lyons as captain. These teams will
compete in all sorts OF athletics, and
already the Blues have won the
horseshoe tournament and the light
weight field meet, with Tom Lyons,
Alfred Laning and Franklin Hebbler
winners in horseshoes, and Fred Van
Allen starring in the field meet.
One Of the most interesting happen
ings during the last week was the TAX
ing of a large swarm Of bees by Rev.
Thomas McNary, who has been acting
as chaplain at the camp. On Satur-
day evening campfire was built and
stories were told by Mr.. Horton and
Mr.. Reynolds.
On Sunday, eleven Richmond peo-
pie, parents and friends of the boys,
visited the camp and were delighted
by the excellent location and other
conveniences.
Roy Reynolds, an experienced army
cook, is furnishing the boys with all
the good food that their ravenous ap-
petities can consume.
The boys from Richmond are espe-
cially delighted with the courtesy of
the Covington people, especially those
who own cottages along the river.
These people have been untiring in
their efforts to help the boys and
show them a good time.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-06-23
UNCONSCIOUS OF FAME.

Grote, the Famous Historian, Was a
Man of Great Simplicity.
George Grote, the famous author of
the History of Greece" long the stand
ard on that subject, was a man Of
great simplicity and was wholly I'M
conscious of his own celebrity. Several
anecdotes illustrative of this fact are
given in "Some Famous Women of
Wit and Beauty" one of whom is Mrs
Grote.
While Mr.. Grote was walking In the
park he would perhaps notice that one
or two persons looked at him with
some attention. He would at once turn
to his wife in alarm.
Have I got any dirt on my face.
Harriet? Is there anything the matter
with my hat" and he would clutch his
headgear with both hands. "Why are
those people looking at me?"
Mrs. Grote's proud answer was, BE
cause you are George Grote, that's ALL"
Once when he was on visit to Cam
bridge Grote wished teRsee the profess
sor Of natural history, but was told
that the professor was SO busy dissect-
luS soiHelu1uS tudt he COult1 HOI 10 HI
terrupted, strong magnifying power
powerful light, shirt sleeves up, cannot
be bothered with anybody" The mod
est historian would have retired. but
his wife persisted that it was Mr.. Grote
who wished to see the professor
"What?' he cried. "Mr. Grote? Give
me my coat. I must wash my hands,"
In a minute he had transformed him
self and would not let them go for two
hours.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-06-23
Unusual Values i'm WASH GOODS
for Pretty Summer Dresses

The wardrobe containing plenty of cool,
dainty cotton wash dresses is the one
which will best withstand the warm wealth
er at home or during vacation time. So
here's the opportunity.
Hundreds of Pretty Styles
In All the Most Popular Wash Fabrics
Representing Many Unusual Values
25c Fancy Printed Crepe, small joy pat
terms, floral effects, per yard. 19c
35c Striped Crepe, all colors, per yard Csc
25c Fancy Voiles, beautiful designs,
per YARD lSc
40-inch Fancy Voiles, including the popular
broken designs -............. 3Sc
40-inch Plain Voiles, 35c values, yd.. .25c
40-inch Plain Voiles, 45c values, yd.. 35c
40-inch Plain Voiles, Csc values. yd.. .45c
15c Fancy Batiste and Printed Dimities,
all the new, dainty little figures
and stripes. per yard only $4,000. Zoe
15c Rippelettes, all colors, per yd. 121ac
15c Chambray Bingham, plain and colors,
per yard LUG
1Oc Chambray Bingham, not in all colors,
but plenty of blues, yard minimize
zoe 32-inch Zephyr Ginghams, per yd. 15c
Bingham Madras, 80 inches wide, per
yard. only Zoe
soc Silk Figured Cotton Corduroys, all col
ors, per yard OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .39c
25c Fine Sheer Night Gown Rippelettes,
several stripes, per yard ......... 19c
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-06-23
| ARREST EMPLOYEES
CHARGE IS THEFT
TT. L. Craig, Former Rich
mond Man and S. Miller
Brought Here.
! BROKE INTO BOX CARS
tAt Fountain City and Perry,
Ind.-Bonds Fixed
at $500.
! BROKE INTO BOX CARS

Charged with grand larceny, Samuel
Miller of FIT. Wayne and T. L. Craig
formerly of Richmond, were brought
from Fort Wayne this morning by
Special Railroad Detective Chas. LEM
and lodged in the county Jail here.
~Qhe men were implicated in the rob
berries committed in Fountain City
IND, and Perry, Ind, where they broke
! into box cars and stole merchandise
The thefts were committed between
April 16 and April 26 at which time
E., freight was retained along the road
because Of the high waters and floods
Employed by Company.
Both men were employed by the
company, Miller being employed as a
conductor on the road for the past sew
en- years. Craig was employed as
brakeman, both men being stationed
on the work train which made runs
ibetween Richmond and Ridgeville. Mil.
Ter is forty years of age and has wife
but no children. Mrs. Miller recently
fell heir to considerable estate and ar
rived here to furnish bond for her hus-
band this afternoon. Craig formerly
short time ago, in West Richmond. He
has wife and son nine years old.
Bond Fixed at $500.
The men were brought before Judge
Fox this morning The bond of each
was fixed at $500 each. Craig was I'm.
Fable to furnish bond up to a late hour
Fthis afternoon. He was arrested in Fl
/ Wayne Friday evening at his home by
! LEM. Miller heard of the arrest of his
partner and left FIT. Wayne. He was
apprehended in Charlotte, Mich. Both
smen were asked to account for the
/ presence of cigars, shoes and other
merchandise found by the detectives
Fin their lockers on the caboose of the
work train. They confessed to the
theft last night and told of other rob-
berries in which they took part. The
confession was made in the Allen
fcounty Jail at Fl. Wayne.
Stole 5000 Cigars.
The merchandise said to have been
stolen by the men consisted of crate
of 5000 cigars taken from the cars at
sPerry, Ind. At Fountain City six pairs
,,of shoes, two vacuum cleaners, and
stwo boxes of breakfast food were ia
kken. The value of the cigars is 1857
8 The men have been entering cars in
fthis community for several years, &C
scording to Detective LEM though this
twas the ,first time evidence could be
lEprocured against, them. The case will
zbe brought up in Wayne circuit court
sas soon>as possible, Prosecutor Keller
says.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-06-23
Animals Don't Need Eyes,

Animals do not depend upon their
eyesight in the same way as human
beings. Cats and dogs could get along
very well without eyes. A cat can
find her way with the aid Of her
whiskers. These are the same width
as her body and connected with nerves
which cause her to feel the slightest
touch.
Dogs can be entirely guided by their
sense OF smell. Blind dogs have been
known to scent and find their way to
the most inaccessible places. Their
hearing Is also preternaturally sharp.
Rats can see very little and depend
chiefly upon their noses, muscles.
touch and hearing. In the case of
most animals the senses of smell and
touch are more highly developed than
that Of sight, and they do not require
to depend upon their sight nearly as
much as do human beings in regard to
safety.-LondOn Globe.