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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-03

your soul 10 scll your blrthfight a. a
son % G0d for a mess % earthly pot
tagef Man stands or fails before God
hy what he ~ and not by what he has.
Geek and We shall nnd--a man eenef.
ally finds what he 81 looking for"
Here the speaker told the story of tho
southern negro who got religion and
Joined tho pres bye-terians." declaf.
ina he was elected 20 glory. The Judge
quiz2cd him about bis experience and
saying that he. the Judge. had never
profcHscd election. he demanded OF
the negro where the latter thought the
Judge was going after death Am {
going 10 he'll just because I don't be-
LONG 10 the church," asked the Judge
The polite darby replied. "JudEa
you's too good politician % think
you's gwine git elected 70 sumpin
you's not ruunlu' fer"
Mr. Silver had some nrst class ad
vice on Intelligent reading 90 the w.
bic. Tor which he said "a kuowiedaa
of what the Bible II aud its origin IL
necessary. Some people seem 10
think' he said, "that the Bible drop
ped from on high aii neatly printed on
India paper and bound in Morocco
ana that the church WAS then founded
on H. adding that Is ~ the church
which has revised und expurgated the
scriptures Each book or the Bible
b. message" he said. "and YOU CANE
nnd tho message unless sou seek a..
Tho shark following vessel. when he
snaps up tho great philosopher or
poet or artist who falls overheard.
gets only e square meai--ho doosn' Q
know or care about the intellect ~
his mead" The speaker closed with
au eloquent appeal for aid to the half
of the worlds population cropping On
ignorance and superstition and trying
90 md the light
Beautiful special music was render
81 morning and evening by 81 Johns
choir
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-03
SPENT
S53,633.95 IN The
YEAR 1872
Don't Send Out OF Albuquerque
for Your Printing Supplies
Keep the Money at Home,

From December Z, le1t. Go pccem-
Der o. lHI- tho union printers 100 AL
huuuvruue earned S63b33.gI. the hg-
ur,s being ukou from The books of
the various print shops 40 the print
crs earned s53.b33.95 during thut
time. 10 follows as logical sequence
that th, printers spent every cent ot
tine money For printers, uiWd} "a
earning liberal wage, likewise all
ways spend their earnings generously.
u is e. known fact that the printers
believe ir Keeping the money at home.
Printers never send away for amy
thing that can hr bought at the home
stores
Tho foregoing is merely prelude
90 tho statement that the union print
rrs of Albuquerque have published Ia
"a little UousIet entitled Think Tho
printers want the people oft Albu-
uuerQu, tu "th.uk' thW the printers
spend ali their money here, that they
turned loose 200 of approximately 500"
600 hard -s1Wed money during 1919.
They want inc merchants and others
to re,lproc8tc. lu other words. tho
printers of Aihuouerque want Alhu-
oupr0ue p.nple 10 keen the money ut
homo The moral OF the booklet
"'rhnk" is Don't send outside ~
Alhuoueraue for YOUR printing aud
printing supplies spend the mon ~
nt home Won wil get 70 back ~
You send 10 Denver chicago or KAN
sns CITY Tor YOUR printing. you viii
get the printing. not any hotter. per-
hans not as good, az that done IN Al.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-03
NOTABLE BUSINESS
RECORD BY A
LOCAL FIRM
Learnard-Lindemann Com.
pany Had January and Feb
ruary Sales Equalling Any
Two Months Last Year.

To have done ns much business
during January and February az IN
nny two months ct the preceding wear
ls going some. Any business man
knows that. and that's why this feat
which has just been accomplished by
the Learnard- Lludenann company Of
this city is all tho more noteworthy
To persdns familiar with the stocks
and methods ot the Lcarnurd- Linde-
mann company this notable settling
record Is easily explained. The Learn
ard-iindcmaun line of pianos Is said
90 he the largest and most attractive
In this part of the country. Loarn-
ard Lindemann enterprise has ox-
tended the arms reputation Tor
square dealing throughout New Mex
eco ana Arizona. and Linz
demann prices and terms are OF the
kind that can successfully meet COM
petition of every description
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-03
Famous Surgeon Says Berlin
Scientist Will Be Greatest
Benefaotor Since Christ II
He Does What He Says He
Can Do.
MEDICAL PROFESSION
AWAITS DEMONSTRATIONS
Seventy-Three Per Cent of Tu.
bercular Cases Durable Now;
No Reason Why Other
Twenty-Seven Per Cent
Can't Be Cured.

br John %. Murphy. chief surgeon
of The Mercy Hospital JOB Chicago. uu
one ut tho most noted surgeons in Jrs
world declared Boo Albuuu,fuu, today
that 800 hia opinion pr Frederick
Friedman the Berlin scientist. may
Dee able to accomplish with his serum
The wonders n the cure ct tubcrcu.
losis which ho claims
9TH, world .s waiting 10 hear the
recruits OF the Frieumanu tests iu
America" said Dr Murphy. Who was
here twenty minutes. on his WAY ftom
Chicago 90 California. travelling on
th, California limited. accompanied
bog his daughter and Or Franklin ~.
Martin, also a Eop prominent sur
gcon.
ego Friedman proves that ho can
core tuberculosis De VIII be the great
ost DynCHotor Geo th. human race
since tb, time pl Christ. Tub,rcu-
'osls .s "a durable disease That is au
absolute fact seventy per cent
100 tuhcrcular cas.s treated leo the va
Dipiont stage, are Curablc todu
There .s no reason why the other -
per cent cannot hp yurcc
The mcdi,J. profession thus Far
ha. neither condemned nor approved
the Friedman cure The profession
Us eagerly waiting demonstration.
The entire world is waiting 10 hear
the results of tho demonstration. !
am a- much .utcryst. "a u the cure as
any tuhegcuIar patient. Tor tvcuty-hV,
years ago I was Cd hunger myself 1
walked from AIhuquorqu, to Chcy-
rpnc. Wyo.. gcu'ns I'd ot q cough on
tho Way. } nn1u every mn through
th.s section ui the country.
% sincerely hope that Friedman
cam accomplish what hc claims be-. can
accomplish with his serum. Ncces-
Harily the cur. VIII take tim, Go prove
cog dispruNr ITSELF We VIII not know.
100 my opinion Boo q week. or Two
4 weeks. con month Tho worth ot tho
! serum. Eventually however FuoC
mann viii either prove hls claims co.
| bc branded .s 90 fJkDr
| "if lrIeduHuu makcs good. De- WILL
| us { u.N, Said before, uc The Creates,
u,uc.utpr lY tb, human race sine.
the tim, oI CHRIST. llc win 10, th,
greatest m.u that ever lived. uo non
/ ur win Doe tp. great to bcstuN ON uim
and bee viN have wealth untold"
Dr Murphy expressed great utcr
est boo Albuquerque and said 3, hts q
wonderful climate, s.nguarly rar n'.
lea assisting n tho cure OF tubrr.u 10.
Iut-.
81 suppose there is oNtraord,Her'
interest Albuquerque 300 tho Fried
mann cure" said pr Murphy, us ~
looked toward The hills tu tho cas-
OF thc city loo tho direction of th'
luuatprum- ana tcnt towns. "Woll
uc ur, ail vitality Interested iu 70. an
hoppe Friedman Will br able to d'
Ian that hr claims hc ,sn do
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-03
DEMOCRATS MAZE FIGHT
uN DISTRICT ATTORNEY nIIsf

Tho senate late saturday passed tho
district attorney bill after the Demo-
Gratis had made "a strong fight on ghs
measure. Tho house bin was passed
with number OF minor amendments.
Tho committee amendments allow the
district attorney only actual travelling
expenses while away from home and
authorize the employment % inter
preters and experts under direction Of
che DIST court.
Mess. mrih. Evans Mabry and
Mccoy Opposed the measure or en-
deapored 90 change Il aud Mr. Holt
vigorously defended IL the nnal vote
being
For 49, Abeytia. bowman Burns.
Hartt Champion. GalieRos. clark.
Hinkle. Holt lifeld. Iauvhrcn, Miera.
Navarro. Page, Pankey. sulzor. Total
Is.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Evans. Mccoy.
Mabry. Walton. Total. s.
Senators Barth and Romero we're
paired and Senator Docpp was absent.
having been excused.
Ia explaining his vote, senator Ail-
dredec declared ne opposed the bill
because he wanted a district attorney.
or al least an assistant. In every coun-
.ty.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-03
IIa.NI NnTICE.

Last will and testament ut samuel
f. Swuyuc. deceased.
To Mary &. SWuyuc. eNcgutrix. Will
inm N SWayuc, Rchorca g. Gentry.
James a. SNayno. NJ. Anna SNuync,
Rhod1 NJ. SWayHe. 3. Arthur sNaynr,
n Evelyn SWaync, Alma a.. SWayuc
ana 900 uIl whom 10 may concern.
You are hereby notified that tho
last VIII and testament of Samuel T..
SWoync late of the county of Brr-
nalillo aud state of NcW Mexico. de-
ceased. has been rro.Iccd and read
in the Probate court oi the county of
RcrmHliIlo. state OF Sew MrNIoo, az "a
regular term thereof. held ou the ard
day OF March, 1913. and the day of tho
proving OF sFId alleged last viii ana
testament Naa Dy order of tie Judge
of 1Id court tucrrupou Hxcd for
Monday the 9Th day of APRIL a -.
le13. a. 90 O'Clock leo the forenoon cot
said day
Given under my hand ana the seal
of this court this sra day 81 March,
A -. 1913.
A. y. WALKER.
tseaO Probate Clerk
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-03
REPORTS SAY NEITHER CO.. NTRY
WAS INVADED DURING THE ENCOUNTER

Ninth cavalry border patrol Saturday
Afternoon cot Juan Castillo 3s be- WIS
ttt ms tu cross from Coo, American
side Go Agn pr,tu with messages
from T.. GALES. leader OF The Nader
IstN JuutA u Douglas tu GALES fol-
lowers iu sonora. Tho messages were
addressed tn tu, commander OF the
Mudousia force which disBrm,d tho
Federal r8Jri.uu 1t ITuutcras hast
week. and demanded th, immediate
release cot ESQ Itd.Istt officers held
captive uy an, regulars Castillo In
stu retained Dos the authorities and
the message Jr, 900 the hands 81
Colonel Guiuylr.
soon after tne urrrst col, the rebel
messenger saturday few shots were
nr,d across the line at squad ut ths
toruor patrol
The sergeant lu charge OF the fed
rrHl garrison ui Agua Itict1 aud Fc-
lipu Luna were executed at Aqua
rri"ta yesterday uu order 90 General
blcdt on charges ot conspiracy
against the IMerta regime
IAN ! have tp sty is that my re-
port wont io Washington this morn
INK and substantially agrees with
yours, sold Cob Guilfuylc today 90
90, Associated Press
Seen to-day 900 Aqua prl,tu, General
pl.dt, commander OF the Mexican
federal troops, said.
"All There o. to the 1nuir is that
nur,u MJd.ristJs tried Co cross the
'iu, yesterday morning J' % o'clock,
Whom th" negro troops tried Co arrest
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-03
FINE SERMONS BY
The REV. PERCY
SILVER
Large Congregation Delighted
BY Strong and Helpful
Counsel of Brilliant Church
man at ST. Johns.

w, can't slt begging by the
roadside of ne"
Ito bc physically and mentally
healthy sou must use your bodily
and MENTAL forces"
"Ii,3,en iu't 6 place where. aa
some seem tu think. We SHAH sit
all day aud do nothing bat play
uH b. harp Many people seem Go
regard the next world ns nothing
bat Is r,st and ate training tor 10
in this lite"
God doesn't merely want you
Go come around aud Try TO flat-
ter him with praise be- knows
that you need aud must have
contact with the great Spiritual
Force"
AS The physical body must bc
fed and ,ared tor. $40 the spirit
uul life must be spiritually sus-
tanned
"God regards not what vo get
ont of llir. but how much bot
ter we make the world how
much $50 pat iHto life"
YOU Will Doe judged IN terms
not of the rule ot gold. bat OF the
Golden Rule"
IN, above quotations arc taken n
random from the address ut s. John,
Episcopal church last night by IN.
iiyt Percy silver former chaplain 40
.h, United stutcs army ANA one oi tn,
most brilliant and ma ghetto church.
men who have over preached in -
Johns The Rev Mr. Silver com.
1iurs intense yurnortncss, home'y
humor and christian wisdom with ,
command oi language AN,
power ot holding the attention, whit
his every sentence b. worth thinking
about lio preached morning ana eve.
ming Yesterday Go large cOngrcsa
tioue. hts evening sermon being pi
The text. In the Beginning, God ol
as otherwise expressed in thc text
"S,ck SCI first the Kingdom OF Go,
and Ills hlshtcousncss' The keynot,
Of his sermon was that TO make th'
best oI our physical. mental and spir
itual forces wc must usc them an th'
time Sic pointed to the tutlity %
the htr of tho man MO spends hi
llfr with h.s nose Co the bushes
griudstouc and stunts his spiritual an,
intellectual growth tu las up treas
ur.e uu earth which ne cannot talk
with him 'Uow." asked the speaker
"can "a fuu-growu mum or woman be
IIe,p that t uic Is we'll sucnt h'hin'
the counter or swapping horses, work
ing six days according to the Bihlica
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-03
$4,000 VANISHES
FROM WOMAN IN
STREETS OF
CHICAGO
Wife of Wealthy Texas Real
Estate Dealer i'm Serious
Condition from Blow on Her
Head BY Supposed Bandits,
POLICE UNEARTHING
CLUES TO MYSTERY
nv 'ess.d wlr- 90 ay.o,ns n.raldi

I
Chicago. March chicago and
Evanston police officials Dooporotrd
today in Investigating tho myNor.ous
disappearance or ftl00o which was
either lost of stolen from Mrs Mabel
MllIs ., years DID, wife of 70 wealthy
real estate deilrr of san Antonio.
Texas Mrs. Mills ls boo % sarloui CON
diuon go ou Evanston hospital dino 60
20 wound ON no, back OF her head
which sh" received either nom 70 blow
dealt hA robbers ur fail She vas
found uu the doorstep eft Mrs. 4, j.
Cooper .n Evanston and removed to %
hospital where sine was revived aud
told the police % story of having draw a
tt3.ooO from chicago bank Saturday
and spending S22.UUU ON r. shopping
tour iu state str a. and dining with
a woman friend iu Evanston. she
said She suffered Intensely from the
cold when sho started back to chicago
and that She had $50 recollection of
how She lost The money
WHOM tho woman was found she
Nas unconscious aud her pocket hook
was open Mrs. Mills was reported
tu have spent % comfortable night and
to bc improved this morning
-Four vomon viii he questioned Dy
chief Shpn,r OF ih, Evanston police
department today in un effort to clear
up tho mystery Tho ctbWau VINO
drove Mrs Mills from the home OF
Mrs g. h. stevens in Evanston 40 tho
fHIIu.ut station u.4a .IuapIt pufufiOuod
b., the police early u the day after
Which hc Was allowed 90 20.
Notice has been sent 10 every bank
boo The country tu watch Tor the 1900
hills lost hy Mrs Mills. Tho money
lost on stolen from tho victim was la
thousand dollar bills.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-03
TBy Leased wire to Evening neraldl


Douglas. Aria. March -Four
dead Mexican soldiers and IN un-
known number ot wounded were
taken 60 Aqua pricu today from the
point un the international border i've
miles from here whore two troops ui
th. smith cavalry fought thirty
minute battle with MyNiDlu ryruBfs
yesterday. More than 5000 shots
were utcd by The American troopers
and IL is estimated that ially as many
were trcd hy the MoXi,tns Son, OF
the Americans was hit Neither side
crossed the International border
colonel GuiliuHlv commanding thr
NInth cavalry has sent Il detailed re-
port of the skirmisb 90 the war dee
partmeut at Wushiugtoa he said
today he did not anticipate any fur
thcr trouble. AZ prrDautiun. how
''cr tho usual border uatrol of the
Ninth cavalry WAS increased this
morning ENop ching was quiet along
th, line today
General Ojodo. Mexican commands
'r go Aqua prirtH. declared that the
American TROOPERS fired FIRST This
De- douirJ hy United suites army of
u,'rs Lieutenant Nicholson. 900 com
mHud uf the guard patrol mount ut
uf''ou men which first curgr,d the
MvNI'tus. and Captain Armstrong.
who commanded troops T. and =
Whom they came fp th, r,upt Of "a.
guard mount declared TODAY that a
t"ll,N of shots cam, from th, M,N.
loan SD, b,fur, the ury was resumed
us ia, Americans
According fu th, account. given hy
90, army officers Lieutenant Ni,hol-
s"u ana his Fifteen men we're ntrd
upon without warming by seventy -nNr
Mexican fcdcrlls Tn, guard mount
returned th, ur'. bat III few min
utrs rrtroaird 600 jhr o. a. a sm,ltrr.
sending tp tho camp 90 the Smith FOR
r,iuturU,m'uts
Troops r. add q under captain
Armstrong responded with t wa,hin,
sun aud I2p rounds of ammunition
per man 40 ught Of the reinforce
monts ~ NoNican- agaIn hcEan 10.
iuE tn, troopers replied vigorously
aud t general engagement was soon
On. The Opposing forces were str-
toned 100 skirwI-h uu, 1000 wards
apart with th, International uu. b,.
tween them. After thirty minutes
Oh" Mexican. r''rett,d beyond tl'
range of 90, troopers rifles
Au incident which preceded tine
.NTush and wH..h Is believed uE
somo puscry.rs Go nuy. .omn ,1uu,e-
uun with it was lhr arrest ng the
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-03
PERSONALS.

Mr. and Mrs Frank a. sturtl had
as their guest for several hours last
evening Walter james. engineer for
tny Kern County Land company o'
Bakersfield, Cab Nh James was with
the delegation mat passed through
Albuquerque hst evening On route
from Los Angeles to Panama
Rev Father Harnab has, %. T. A. s
in Albuquerque on brief business
visit from Jemoz pueblo Father
Barnahas says the people OF the te-
mez country are greatly interested ia
the good roads propaganda which 90
is hoped will result In better hieh-
way between Albuquerque and Jemel
pueblo and springs.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-03
Dc-crlcr Arrested.

Pueblo, Colo. March "A man
known here under the name az How
ellis. but who h claimed by the police
To be Walter . Morton. formerly a
sergeant major 0f the regular army
and a desorter from Fort Barry. Cal.
~ under arrest here. IIowella was
employed as solicitor by q local news
paper. An irreEularlty in connection
with q typewriter deal caused his ar
rest.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-03

The knights ct Pythias and Pythian
Sisters will hold an open meeting Ia
the IS OF ". hall beginning az 9
O'Clock tonight a pleasing program
viii bc rendered. followed by ban
quot, AN members OF the orders. ~
friends ~ members. are invited 60 at
tend.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-03
HOUSE POSTPONES
ACTION ON THE
COUNTY SALARY
MEASURE
Senate Also Defers Taking Up
Matter Of Bill to Abolish
State Mounted Police Force
FAVORABLE REPORT ON
FAIR BILL EXPECTED


tNbN''"' cs@b"aea 70 hNeAAoM hefAfnl
snuta ~, y. "a March 3.--Ths
house 1y the vote Of 80 to AZ defer
red action on the county salary ON
until tomorrow. The vote shows the
exact atrensth at The biii ia the h6uae
and Indicates that the friends OF the
hih SIN lack two votes OF enough 60
carry Il over the governof's veto.
la chs senate action on tins moanl-
ed police bill wag again deferred. IL
h reliably reported that a ravorabla
report on the Albuquerque ftsr nlli
viii Dee made tomorrow BY the senate
COMMITTEES 90 finance. This report
VIII assure the passage Of the bill. q
Is generally believed
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-03
Pitched Battle Fought on
Mexican Border Between
u. S. Soldiers and Mexic0nS

Brisk Fighting Across Ierna tona Line Near Douglas Re.
suits in Killing of Four Mexicans and WOunding Of
Many More Least Two Thousand Shots Fired on Each
Side in Engagement Viii CHI Troopers Of Ninth Cavalry
Declare Was Started By Men on Southern Side
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-03

buquefaue surely not any cheaper.
Rut yon win never see again any %
the money you spent fer out-of-t0wn
work
The Pleasantville press., 1913-12-17
THE CH|LDREN'S
CHRISTMAS TOYS
They Should Be Chosen to Suit
the Little Ones, Not In Accord
ance With the Tastes Of Then
More Critical Elders.

~HE art of making the little
ones happy does not consist in
giving them the most expen-
sive toys you can find, but in
selecting the toys with view to their
needs and tastes. There Is an old
fashioned theory that all girls like
dolls-but do they? The writer will
never forget the disappointment with
which she used to extract the annual
doll from her Christmas stocking. How
she got to hate those dolls-clumsy
things that were always getting bro
ken and that needed endless clothes
over which the grownups benevolent.
insisted she should prick her small fin
gers! Every one called her a tombo.
except the dear granddad who under
stood her craving for story books anc
always gratifled it and who understood
that 1t was not angelic generosit!
which made her SO eager to present
the Christmas doll incubus to the first
little girl who came in and admired
it. Dolls? Well, maybe most little
girls like dolls, but this one didn't
though a paper doll, whose gay clothes
could be fashioned with the scissors
and a paste pot, were different matters
because this kind could be used to act
out the stories that came in grandfa
theirs lovely story books.
So you see there are all sorts of girls
as well as all sorts of boys, and it is
wise to find out what kind of boy OF
girl Santa Claus is expected to cater
to. / never could understand why al
all wise and all benef1cent saint ignor
ed my repeated appeals for bicycles
and tool boxes and skates and sent mt
dolls while they would have been S,
much more appreciated by my friend
frankie. who borrowed my dolls ant
played with them shamelessly when
ever he had a chance.
In selecting children's toys not onl,
Is it advisable to consider their tastes
but it is wise to choose something thai
will help TO develop the childs min'
along those lines where inclination
seems to run.
If child is fond of books, buy it at
tractive ones which will influence il,
mind in the right way. Fairy tales
which are well written and have d
good moral are better than the SO call
ed improving" books, which are dul
and poorly written. If child finds hi,
first books dull he is not likely to cul
tivate a taste for reading when ht
grows older.
The average little girl with TASTE
for dolls would be better off with on,
for which she could make a littlt
The Pleasantville press., 1913-12-17
Lucky Givers.

With happy hearts some people give
And never mind the price;
They know the gifts they will receive
Are sure to be as nice.
The Pleasantville press., 1913-12-17

An Exchange.
What did your mistress give you
for Christmas?"
"A box of cheap handkerchiefs."
What did you give her."
"a weeks notice.
The Pleasantville press., 1913-12-17
FAIR WARNING TO SANTA CLAUS.

There amt no Santa Claus, guess, or If
there is, why he
The Pleasantville press., 1913-12-17

those days, and sister of mine who
had been married only a couple of
years was made glad by the arrival of
little one only about month before
Christmas. l thought nice present
for her would be book on the care
and nursing of infants. So l bought
it. At the same time I bought very
handsome volume of poems for the
girls"
"Yes?"
"They got mixed. / believe this
Christmas present business Is all fool,
ishness."
The Pleasantville press., 1913-12-17
3 .
A Warning to Liars.

A Warning to Liars.
What was the happiest moment of
your life, dear?" she asked.
1T was when you said yes, darling,
he replied.
She sighed and permitted her cheek
to rest against his breast for long
time. Then she said:
Harry, do you remember that dia-
mond ring we looked at in Blazem's?
| was there yesterday and they had it
still. What splendid Christmas pres
ent it would make"
After he had reached the next room
he whispered to himself:
That's always the way. Never
told lie in my life without having
immediate cause to be sorry for it."
The Pleasantville press., 1913-12-17
Why the Colonel Gave 1t Up.

Why the Colonel Gave It Up.
Colonel" said the beautiful grass
widow, why is it you so strongly OBJ
ject to the exchanging of Christmas
presents?"
"Tll tell you," he replied II used
to be as crazy as other people over
the sending of gifts. There was
girl that / thought good deal of in