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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-04-15
Standard Rotary
Sewing Machine
,rblrd aoor-washington SD

hOOE- w SUI
Why should a woman put up
with hard running, jerking.
aggravating sewing machine?
Why should sewing be drudg-
cry? None whatever. Every wom-
an who worries over an il1-run-
ming machine should devote
few minutes of her time to hav-
ing the Standard Rotary Sit
Straight machine demonstrated
for her especial benefit. She will
readily see that this famous ma
chine is far superior to ordinary
sewing machines and that 1t VIII
DO AWAY with sewing machine
drudgery. Here are some SUI
perior points of excellence of this
sewing machine: Rotary shuttle;
lock and chain stitch-two ma
chimes in one; ball bearing run
ming gear; self adjusting belt
device; new lifting device: dust
proof case; central needle (no
bending of the body to one side
while sewing; lifetime guaran-
tee. The Standard Rotary is the
worlds best machine. You owe
IL to yourself to look into its
merits Thoroughly.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-04-15
Sold on the Club Plan
200 cash; LOO a week
Demonstrating Samples

We sell sewing machines that
have been used for demonstra-
ton purposes which we offer at
very low prices, as follows:
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-04-15

Women's 81 Tailored Waists, LIS

Here sale that is nothing short Taiomade
WE BOUGHT TO SELL FOR SIPS
while
Six different
neatly tucked strictly
tailored mannsh shirts with pockets and have
others stiff collars and cuffs All
celnt quality The making perfection All sizes "a A
o'clock Wednesday
Washington No mail While
regular So taiomad linen LIS
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-04-15
Decorated
JardiniereS

We shall place
on sale a lot of
prettily decor
ated jardinieres
at a greatly
lowered price.
Various s | z e 3
and shapes In
the collection.
Sold in the
regular way at
from 2.9S to
4.9S each; spo-
cially priced for
the stock : re-
d u c ! n g sale
at .........&.@
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-04-15
Onyx Hosiery

Wednesday s
the last day of
the annual sale of
% ny hosiery
for men and WON
en-. Special values
in both silk and
isl e h o 81 e Y.
CFlrst floor, cen
ire, rear.)
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-16
rl.ANsATI.ANrlc nALIooNIxe:

Anpfher attempt b. about to
he mnac "a cross the a..
isntle IN = dlrslble balloon Fol-
lowing iho failure Of walter We'll
man 70 make more than mcra start.
th6 exploit 81 Joseph Bgueker, q
7'ronehman. viii b. watched with in
sefesl an both hemispheres. Bruck-
~ n the accredited representative Of
ihe Aero club ~ France. an organ
lzasion made Az q the most advanced
selentiets in the nying art and while
cofnpafaflFels sltsie IL known % him
on this side n she water his creden-
tiais are satisfactory. The balloon
choeen ~ Drucker for hla voyage
h. tha sucoard ~. already holding a
ana record Tor serial achievements
The start b scheduled Tor April 70,
"a o. ~ from Las Paimaa, Canary
islands which 4 ihe nearest avail
sbie point ~ departure f0r the Unit
"a states The balloon will have
four passcnsers. Bruckcr physi-
elan and two mechanics and Il %
20 be ~ wsli taulppcd for the exper-
inaent as kno~Icds6 and money can
provide La Palmsr q SIXTY miles
On the niainland - Africs. From
that point a. me nesresi territory Of
tho Nlplted etpirs n 1850 nautical
miles Acrofalns 10 TIE careful esli.
mates % ahe promoters. under fsvof-
able conditions tbe entire journey can
~ made ~ abeui eisln days ~
many nels pl chance enter into
sho sbiealaslohA however, thas a
pould b. almost . miraels q the bal
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-16
THE GOSPEL TRUTH
Interesting little Interviews
With MemiIoss Of the Anti
.Ananlas Club.


Naturally you would be ulhe
skepticai about a." said Mayor 81.
phaOct sellers today, when after con.
siderable pcrsuaslOn he nnallg CON
sented To- nagrate an interesting am
ecdote Of his varied motoring exper-
lenoes. 'iiut Il IL the gospel truth.
he continued. "or OF course ! should
not be teillng II TO you. This story of
course Ia IN strletest coincidence and
not Tor publications was doing a
little spin one day over on the mesa
across the river beyond the volcanoes,
and enjoyed the unique experience Of
making coffee IN "A pot suspended over
Granny Ia the ground which still
emitted hot blasts OF alt and steam,
cooking some Of that western delieacy
known tOlloqulsily ~ sails horse by
the same meanV u goes without
saying OF course. that anything In the
nature Of hot air was a new exper-
ience Tor NE and enjoyed the nov.
city Well to resume what | staFlcd
To- tell you. / had travelled few miles
west across the mesa and was hitting
az a pretty fast clip when a. my dis
mas I aaw = deep. perpendicula
sided arroyo, some torty-fSe feet
across and seventy feet 10 depth.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-16
COMPOSITIONS BY
WILLIE;



Fathers Is what you have az home
three times a day TO give you dimes.
licklngs aud the dickens. They are
useful for making you get 80 early
In the morning ana bring in wood
FOR the kl,ching fer as well a. feed
Ing the chickings In the morning
az brekfuss they rede the paper while
drinking cup Of coughee and say
there uinf q damthlng In this sheet
anymore Taking letter wich they
carried In there pocket the day be-
fore they promise there wife they
win stop at the postoiilce on the
weigh down sarc and aay II YOU had
as mcnny things to thing about AZ b
do you would sometimes forget things.
Vile lighting a cigar they mrs the
xtrete car aud say goldarn II had you
not bothered me about those letters
1 would Of cought the car and they
then walk. Fathers comes home al
noon ana asking who left that there
hose running all over the sidewalk
they say why aint dinner redy
cant spend half day at home Al
noon and there wife witch b. my
mother says Wy John you teiefoamed
you woud be home at halfpast twelve
and they grunt AMI cic there dinner
In I'VE minits and cusing becauze they
cant nnd there pipe they agcn run
for the ear. In the evening they
smoke a cigar and are sometimes
useful a. ask questions to before
loving for down town To- soc man
az the frame wich sometimes dctanes
them until merely midnite. Fathers
II most useful ON sunday when they
often takes there sons wauks and Is
merely human. Fathers has an Office
10 wiCh we go 60 remind thom 10
bring homc the bfecstake for muth-
or wich 10 Uffentimes an unpleasant
durtc. like fathers when wun is
being skvldcd by wun'a muthcr Tor
having black eyes and must up close
aud father says did you HEX him and
replacing yes you generuliy get any
where's from nickel to hafo a dollar.
Fathers H. q qucre crechure In nienny
Ways but muther says when you think
OF the kind 0f company they keep II
H. a wonder they are as sivillzed al
they are anu N Il Was not for the
Kind OF wife they have ! trembul ~
,hink where they would bee nov.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-16
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-16

carefully. Allow the yolk of one cgs
for each person. mash Il 10 a powder.
season with salt and pepper and add
enough melted butter e. mako u as
thick az may onnaiso. Serve the sauce
separately.
ilagout Of Asparagus
Chop nne a little parsley. two or
three young onions, and few leaves
Of lettuce. FRY brown IN butter,
dredEe Nith nodr, adj = little water
and salt and pepper 90 season RE-
heat cooked ASPARAGUS with this.
sprinkle Ylth grated nutmeg, aud
serve very hot
Asparagus q IsNlIcmaRsle.
Boil until tender IN sailed water,
drain. remove the strings. and put on
a buttered platter. Cover With fried
bread crumbs and serve.
Asparagus q IiAnsialse.
Cut the tender. parts Of tNO bunch
~ OF asparagus into inch lengths aud
cook until tender 10 saltcd water.
Drain thoroughly. beat the yolHs a
three eggs with tablespoon Of mil1
or cream, ana teaspoon al butter
melted. Mix with the asparagus.
season with salt and pepper and str
In the stifly beaten whites Hc1'
thoroughly and serve.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-16

.amalha btfofS NE. Thtie Na& I|l(lt
ili.Io 10 think Ana ~ umo ID mAn lht
machine 30 decided ~ Jump a.
had chased fnnkrabblla Wllh the cof
lh4 ,iay before aud Mea dlatofNftd
that ~ turning fhe exhaust down ~
ward the ground, che ear Coul1 hf
made 10 leap IN abe cir, sometimes
slx feet OF ne ground. tht momentum
carrying the maehino Toward - sho
jumped.
I opposed her vide. 20 70 speak. and
pulled tbs little lever which ! have
installed On The car 70 turn down the
mouth or the exhaust. II vas an cxr
citing moment. AZ you may imagine;
and though / have PASSED through
many thrilling moments during my
llfo IN the southwest. this n one pare
ticular one that / do not ears 20 pass
through again. itaptd on the hlther
cdks of that Arroyo like a bird. and
Was iust IN the act Of picking out a
favufabie place to light on the Oppo-
site bank when 20 my unspoakable
horror saw that the car was soinE
10 make only half the dlstance NY
heart Jumped up Into my throat and
Al she scenes Of my past life and par
tlcularly some OF the stories ! had
nartated AZ various times In my car
Ger parsed across my montai vision
Ike a moving picture across the
screen. only about forty times as fast
My feet seemed llke lead and my
hands, paralyaed. seemed glued 60 the
wheel. And who win piacard the
imngers nowg' was the bitter thought
that leaped into my mind In the all
most lnappreclsble space OF time that
the car was rising above the arroyo.
n was n terrible second.
THAT reminds me. speaking Of
grasshoppors. ~ tho new country club
a; the mouth Of Embudo canyon aud
the automobile speedway on the mesa
cast OF the city. about whlch 7 spoke
some time ago. Plans for the country
6iub are sin In whet ! may term an
inchoate condition, but all the speed
way ncoif----
wait n minute. colonel put In the
reporter. what finally happened
while YOU we're icaplng that arroyo IN
your car 30
"Oh." said the Colonel That
turned out an right when 9 saw
couldn't make u across the guIch.
whirlcd the machine around and
jumped back.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-16
FAIR EXCHANGE.
A New Hack for an Old One. How IL
Can Be Done In Albuquerque.

The back aches at times with duh.
Understandable feeling, making you
weary and restless; piercing pains
shoot across the region OF the kid
neys. and again the loins are so lame
that 10 stoop is agony. No use TO
rub or apply a plaster 10 the back n
the kidneys are weak. You cannot
reach the cause. Albuquerque resi-.
dents would do well to PROFIT by the
following example.
U. l.. Gregory. 2ii Grand Ava East
Las Vegas. n. Mex, says; "Doans
kidney Pills have been used la my
family with satisfactory results. !
can cheerfuily recommend this pTepar-
alton ~ one that lives up TO represen-
tations"
when your back Ii lame Remem-
Der the Name" Don't simply ask for
a kidney remcdy--ask distinctly fer
DOaE's kidney pills, the same that
Mr. Gregory had--the remedy backed
ty home testimony. SEQ all stores
Foster Miiburn Co, ProDs., Bunalo.
\, Y.-Adv 81
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-16


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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-16

A f.nfly Dnyr.
The rafi4 cave man sOne ago
~ prehistoric sprinH
spoke ~ thR cnfiR dodo a.
"A pfHty little th.na.
washington Herald.
The. EARLY lsds 81 the cave
FFhh |n no lelo nucssl
spphe " the early fellaac a.
!, Ser lovely nrw spring dress.
~ eftinNifeld Mass uhltR
The early cave man and his wife
We're kaea'a to snille and laugh;
No siren whistle MARRIED their ne.
Nor tapeafey plsonuErapls
~ aeneAowh Teiegrum.
The earl, cave man with his mate
No doubt found life worth while
lIe did not labor soon and late,
81 slIe eau|d keep n sfsle.
-
lsDoklns HACK
remember. I remember.
II was long aso. I guess
When little Annie Rooney"
Was the reigning song success.
birmingham Age.liorala.
rcwcuther. remember.
u aRas twenty years aeo.
When Down Went Mc0infs'
Made hi IN every show.
Cincinnati Enquirer.
= 81 -t o.
oJEDA pUT up u first.class tight.
anyhow.
HOW ABOUT Installing that city
.scavonaef system We spoke about
-
EMpTy HEADED men can Ec, FUN
On no time.
T. LIPToN y bound TO pull off tina,
ten PARTY
%
HkPPINEss often consists % not
getsing the things we don't want.
o.
FEW PEOPLE are disappointed In
love until after marriage,
g.
IlOTEL DwELLERs say this Il ,he
land OF the fec and home Of the
crave,
o..
TRAVEL BROADENS some. out
others can remain III home and SCI
fat
o.
NEARLY EVERY woman you re'
coming out ~ grocery IL chewing
something
FREE wool. we fear. will 20
have che smoothcst sailing IN th'
wofid.
SOMETIMES the only man wh'
comes out ahead In lawsuit ~ thu
go o.
A CHAUFFEUR never breaks tn
speed record when he n riding In tn
undertaker's conveyance
%.
HER PuoTpnIIARU that - sis
thinks looks inst Ike her u ono ne
own mother wouldat be able to rec
oEnizc.
D
AND YET YOU'VE no id,a no,
/ II =
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-16
/ TCBkitCtfOsIs sANATOnICM
A. 4 HEALTH IgkssORT.

There are good reasons 60 consider
a well regulated sanatorium OF a tu-
bercuIosls resort a much safer place
Of residence for healthy people than
the average eats. says the saranac
Lake Society for the Control Of Tu-
berculosis la recent publication.
New cases OF tuberculosis. according
Go statistics. ssem 10 deyelop less
often among tho residential popuia-
tlon of health resorts. such 49, saF-
anac Lake. than In ordinary towns
OF the same size some OF The rea-
SONS which may be assigned for thiH
slight danger OF Infection are ca
Because the majority OF mbercuiosls
patients IN resort take precautions
often neglected at home. go Be-
cause the patients are for the most
part out Of doors whore they cannot
10 easily convey infection. 90 he.
cause the breath of the consumpti,e
docs not contain germs. 90 Be.
Gauss persons Ia normal health. when
living under favorable climatic con.
ditlons, have strong natural resist
Ance 10 tuberculosis,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-16


Ecrape aud clean the asparagus and
tie into bundles OF Ave or SIX stalks
each. taking care 20 have the heads
even. Cook rapidly in boiling salted
water until tender. Drain aud serve
on toast with melted butter 10 which
a little lemon juice may bo added.
Drawn butter. cream. Hollandalae or
white sauce may be used Instead
The tips may be cooked the same
WAY.
Baked Asparagus.
cut the tender parts Of The aspara-
gus into inch lengths. boil until ten
der IN saited water and drain. Put
a lsyer Into buttered baking dish,
season with salt and pepper. dot with
butter. sprinkle with crumbs ana
hard boiled eggs chopped ane. Re-
peat until the dish - full, having
crumbs and butter ON top. Bake for
haif AN hour and serve Ia tBe same
dish 4 thin cream sauce may be
poured over before sprinkling with
the crumbs and the eggs omitted. 4
little grated cheese may be added.
Baked Asparagus With Eggs
Cut the tender parts OF asparagus
into haIf-inch lengths and boil until
tender in sailed water. Drain, mix
with drawn butter sauce. seasons
ing with salt aud pepper, and pour
into a buttered baking dish Break
Ave or six eggs carefully on the sur
face. dot with butter. sprinkle with
salt and pepper. and put Ia the oven
until the eggs set
Asparagus Croustadcs.
1 a A l..
inch cnbca and hollow out the CEN
terh. leaving thin shell. Rub With
butter ana brown in the oven OF fry
Ia deep tat and drain. Fin with
cooked asparagus tips, rehoated In
cream sauce. sprinkle with minced
parsley, and serve.
Asparagus Patties.
4 Make a sauce OF two tablespoons
each OF butter snd -four cooked ia.
gcther. and half cup each of chick
On stock. cream and the water in
which the asparagus has boon boiled.
Add the yOiks of tWD eggs beaten
, with teaspoon OF lemon juice. salt
and pepper TO season. ana two cups
Of cooked asparagus cut 10 small
pieces PIN the patty shells heat
thoroughly. aud serve.
E.,1lIop@I Asparagus.
Make cream sauce and add 90 n
three or four chopped hard boiled
eggs Put into butterod baking
dish a layer of cooked asparagus cut
into two-lnch lengths. spread with
the sauce and repeat until the dish
"a full. having sauce ON top. sprinkle
With crumbs, dot with butter and
brown ~ tho oven
AspaFngas with asa samee
Prepare according % dlroctlOni
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-16
MARSHALL AGAEN.

VICE President Thomas q. Marshall
y great little practical Joker. In
acknowledelng plth shanks hls eleca
lion 10 the ofiicial pantry shelf Of the
administration. he told us he was
making his last usterance before en-
tersna upon -four years OF silence
and he has been talking ever since.
with an excellent prospect that he
win continue the conversation
throughout bis term of office.
Mr.. Marsnalrs latest proposition 10
interesting 10 spy the least. He
wishes 10 have every estate worth
100000 or over connscatcd by the
state upon the death OF the owner.
This has it, good points. "a van save
the country from this spectecly Of
rich mems sons squanderlne the pa
ternai inheritance Instead 81 being
put back into circulation. the millions
VIII 70 into the public treasury and
fhe heirs Win have the opportuniiy
o. starting AZ the bottom OF the lad
der and working their way up again
accommodating iucre for the benefit Of
the state For those who disapprott
such law the only recourse appears
to be, in case u Is enacted. 10 spend
your money as fast a. you get IT,
This phase 81 the situation Is not $,
unpleasant. when you come to look
~ Il CLOSELY. and Governor Marshail's
sugsestion IL worthy Of serious con-
sideratiOn.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-16
SANTA Re BRAKEMAN
INSTANTLY KILLED
BY TRAIN AT MANILA

winslow. Aria. April i5.---Santa
re Brakeman J, W. Francis was IN
stantly killed Tuesday near Meuila
while In discharge OF his duty AZ a
brakeman ON a moving freight, which
broke In two. throwing him uadsr
the cars aud cutting on one % hrs
arms and one OF his legs.
lie was brought 20 WinslOw. A
ooroners jury turned In a verdlSt
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-16

many nefson consider inc tariff
question ok greater mqa4snt than the
oprnlne % lh3 baseball season.
--n-
THis rATif ~ tubcrcal6els-cure
dlscotercre y not sifrwn With roscs.
The Idea q that ever, dlrcotarcr ~
"a - rcunfdfd ~ eplliy untn he nas
been proven lnNecrhi.
AN ENGLISH expert spys that the
TURKISH nefNNscs a. A4tionppir trere
punk and u ought 20 hhvh bbca an
easy job Tor the alllcs 20 take tho
forliflcatlons aurc. ola chappy. u
should Fave bean messy monoy--my
hcgci
a MELWAuhEAN y aolnE 10 sail
IN dlFigiblc balloon acFoss the
ocean rom the Canary islands. We
fear .hc Canafy birds are going TO
base anothet laugh coming
-u--
N0w ~ THE postmaster general
really means Il about letting the tie.
pabllcans serve oul their terms tha
howl that VIII so np from the faith
ful viii shake the foundations Of the
administration.
THE BUFFALO COURIER" win
blame u on the pfoofrcsdcr, past o
peradvcnture. The greater paff VI
the estate" a seys "wilI be found
70 be made up Of euiIt-edsed' sccur-
tiles"
o.
a.. erNa.l,
what il the natter" demanded
the Grand Duke.
"Iaxceiieney, your cook dcmands q
vacation"
give her knodting.r was the
autocrstic command. Kansas city
Journal
inndscstent Exposure.
ION. doctor. ms husband Is to give
up smoking during Lent. Isn't that
lovely Of hun
Yes. madam. and very necessary
20 his health I ordered a."
The brute. ii--Judge.
%
Consider the Automobile,
The University OF Michigan has au-
thorlzed the establishment Of course
la automobile engineering aud de-
signing. II Is the first course OF
the kind offered in ANY university
In thu United States.
Consider the automobile. how u runs
Now II goes with such speed that q
costs the owner
! Fifty dollars for the first and one
hundred for the second offensel
Again. 4 tolls not. neither does u spin.
Prefcrring 10 remain stolidly Quies-
cent
While the populace gathers around
4 The ladies' IN the ,ouncnn say oh
j dCar.'t Afh
And the owner underneath dIscourscs
But not for publication
\ Thing OF mystery.
4 Engine ol pleasure.
IL the schools can do anything
FRO fathom the mysteries Of your mc'
chanicai psychology
Thcy viii be cOrkcrs.
J That's afl Tvo got TO say
-Citlcagu Inter-Oceun.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-16

of accidental death. Undcrtalsi w.
4. parr prepared the reinsins fop
shipment 10 his former home ~
Michigaus
ar. Francis was man ~ aOolt
thirty years OF age and had been IN
Wlnslow but a short time lie was
a member Of the brotherhood u
Hulifoad Trainmen.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-16

ftcmedles for fowls cure fog
every disease. a. w. Eea
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-16

~ you are a good boy. Willie,
anld the sunday school teacher you
VIII 70 10 heaven some time and
have gold crown GA your head"
mot for me-" replied the little fol-
lOw. Mamma got a gold crown on
her tooth she other day. ana u almost
killed her"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-16

Sew Mexiro regrets tho departure
o. Chaplain cephss g Batemnn fr0ns
Fort Bayard AFTER residence Or
nearly elsht years there. Chaplain
Bateman i big. broad-mlnded min
lister OF the gospel who has had a
most wholesome influence on the
public life and thought 81 New Mex
ico and We are sorry 10 see him
leave for san Antonio.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-16

Little Harold had been stung on ihe
leg BY an insect OF some kind. aud
during the night u had swollen oon-
siderably
"Oh, mAmma." be- exclaimed while
dressing. ''uone and lOok-my eaif
has got AZ Big 40 COW since last
night"