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The Pensacola journal., 1913-02-09

CIVIC LEAGUE TO MEET
ON WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.
The Civic League wiz hold its reg
ular monthly meeting on Wednesday
afternoon at four o'clock, in the par
Iors of the Y. NJ. c. A
BROWNING CLUB TO MEET
FEBRUARY 26TH.
The Browning club will hold its
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1913-12-11
Meet at Clovis Dec. 20
for Good Roads

Seth Holman, of Amarillo,
Texas. secretary of the federat-
ed commercial clubs of eastern
New Mexico and west Texas, has
sent out a letter to various BOOST
ers along the route recently
by Marcos Dods for the
Blue Book, from Albuquerque to
Amarillo, announcing a meeting
at Clovis on December 20 to take
up the matter of more complete
organization along the line of
the Panhandle Pacific Highway.
In order to get the Dods log in
the Blue Book it must have an
organization behind it and action
looking to such organization will
be taken at the Clovis meeting.
1t is desired to amalgamate local
organizations at each town along
the route into a general one for
the maintenance and boosting of
this highway. The Clovis good
roads local will take the matter
under consideration at a meeting
to be held Friday night.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1913-12-11
SCHOOL CENSUS
OF NEW MEXICO
Curry County Drops From Eighteenth
To Twentieth Place. Now Again
On the Increase.

New Mexico's gain in popula-
ton the past year has been slight
according to the school census
returns now completed except
those of Luna county. Last year
the total number of persons in
New Mexico of school age, that
is between 5 and 81 years of age,
was 1O1, GAS, this year it is 101,
989, figuring Luna county the
same as last year, a gain of only
344. 1t is estimated that there
are three and one half times as
many people in the state, includ-
ing Indians, as there are persons
of school age, or a total popula-
ton of 1856, 1852. again of /, 2O4 in
one year. Fifteen counties show
a gain in population, ten a loss.
with Luna county to be heard
from, but probably showing a
slight gain.
Bernalillo county, with a gain
of 658 in the school census. leads
in gains as it does in total popu-
latiOn. Grant county has made
the second largest gain. 457, and
Mckinley county the third larg-
est gain. 453. with Colfax fourth
289; Valencia fifth, 2O5; then
Union 1873, Otero 1875. Mora and
Sandoval each 116. Socorro 100,
Sierra 70, San Miguel 70. Rio
Arriba Sc, San Juan 10 and
Guadalupe z.
All Of the eastern tier of
counties lost heavily excepting
Union. The other dry farming
counties excepting Guadalupe
are also losers. Roosevelt is the
heaviest loser among the counties
having lost 400 in school popula-
lion in one year; Chaves is close
second with a loss of AIS, Curry
third with 400. Quay fourth with
279, San Juan fifth with 179,
Eddy 1863. Torrance 159, Dona
Ana 1854. Lincoln 81 and Taos %,
The counties range in school
population as follows:
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1913-12-11

Since it has been demonstrated
that the Curry County silo show
held last summer was such a
success and far reaching in its
benefits, why not have a poultry
show sometime in t h near
future? With country eggs sell
ing at fifty cents a dozen and a
limited supply at that something
should be done to stimulate the
poultry raising business in Curry
County. The climate is ideal for
poultry raising ans disease
among fouls here is practically
unknown, It's up to the Cham
Der of Commerce to start some
thing along this line.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1913-12-11

While the state increased its
population one-third Of one per
cent, Bernalillo increased it eight
per cent in one year. The dis
tribution Of some $50. 600 of
public school money is dependent
upon these school census figures
each county receiving about 80
cents for each person enumer-
ated. Albuquerque Journal.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1913-12-11

The limit Of weight of packages
sent by Parcels post has been in
creased from 20 to 90 pounds in
the first and second zones. This
new rm.ng becomes effective on
January J..
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1913-12-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Martin and
daughter, Miss Alice. returned
the first of the week from ANA
rillo. where they have been visit
ing friends.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1913-12-11

The News is Undecided to
our Japanese friend, Tom Seike
for a beautiful hand embroider-
ed silk handkerchief, made in
the howery kingdom.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1913-12-11

H. Bell and Company have.
rented the south room in the
Reidoria building and will open
a haberdashery in connection
with their tailoring establish
ment.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1913-12-11

Mrs. j. C. Roland, v
been visiting her parent
and Mrs. L. T. Mason, f,
past several weeks, left FrN
for her home in Windon Arizo
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-19

traloly manufactured BY me heilves
% initiate busy" - caHe IN point.
No less interesting e the sinuoup nlll-
gator. the eiant lizard 81 the tropics,
whose hand-made Enriish name Il
certainly n corruption OF ne Spanish
"El i.egsftpf -the lizard
After an orr languages haven't
much On each other We have DELHI
eralely robbed the French 81 "hoeuf''
md moulon" and parade nay beef
and mutton ~ " they had been Eng
llsh words al their lives The Astec
"hurncan" easily became hurricane.
and 40 il goes
A Held % much mystery opens up
before ~ when we deive into the
simllnriilen Of proper names IN the
various languages. And Win pater.
padre, water. father ana the Greek
equivalent as one impressive instance.
we have 10 travel back a considerable
distance into the dlmness of antiquity
% find out where We are at any
how IN the Individuality Of languages
That Tower 81 Babel stunt didn't en-
tlrely succeed IN mixing up the
tongues. After that chatterbox per-
Torrance John didn't entirely lcse his
Identity NJ Johann or Yon or Juan or
Jean.
All Of which n of course from the
viewpoint OF the amateur Probably
some W the lingo shnrps can give ~
q lot more along the same line and
set us right on some Of the above.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-19

Br directions
nor Instance. htlapmof n me re.
zoe valley n e1eoflnE handsome
thlnn on ~ Hpples alfalfa. dairy
cowa plgH garden truck, he gets
health and strength from The eIlnaie.
ln Inc meantime capitalists Dre hOr.
lne ~ me boptls Of the earth and
finding petroleum
II there wis not the finest chance
% getting oli o. you believe these
MEN woNld RISK their time and money
~ thln country
Tnh q not merely nforpectora oil
Held. Not = we'll hos heen pat down
for Oh hul showed some of ST. Al
ready the older welia IN the Arteeia-
Dayton field are rrtufnlns handsome
profits. The won north ~ Roswell
has already STRUCK OF hearing fcrma-
lions and there ~ every Indication
that We have here one Of the great OF
fields ~ the country.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-19


I W. wondeF q she people 81 Aim.
apstqne win ~ longer content 4,
have me eltya chief cemetefy ~.
.nsein = hed 81 arid sanaf
W. hrilage lhes WIN MOI. cesiolnly
S mas ~ cross 70 me clsic pride
,ei nveFy Alhuquerqee man 81 woman
q b. forced e explain - me visitor
tHFsuR ~ aute spin over she mesa
rpaas thar the city ms never had
aet-up ana enterprises enough 10 plant
d Tree IN b cemetery containing thou-
aanas % graves. Il H. the mere em-
bnrraarlne IN view 81 me faea that no
other city ~ any pfelensions ~ al
On New AsexiCa has allowsa It's Gem.
eiefy 10 he ne mosi uninvisine spot
|in she elty's envirens.
Il onshs moi % d. necessary to do
much prodding 20 stir M those who
haee relatives bugsea there 10 40 their
Part toward beau,ifyfnE Fairview
cemetery and making IL something
else than ~ eseaorc ana a disgrace
- the 1iiy. a fnll third ~ TIE sam
of money necensary for the work has
teen raised ~ the Jewish people ~
the clsy "A would b. TOO bnd indeed
Il the remainder o. the people Of Al.
buquerque eannos raise the remaining
two-fhirds
Let's set busy fixing up the ceme-
tory W. don't want Il said Of Aibn-
querque that We are 20 busy win our
concerns that We can't AFFORD TO sive
decent burial to our dead. And GER
family we are lacking IN reverence
for Them n We are willing 10 LEI their
he, resting place be the worst look
ing bit Of desert around the city.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-19
What's in a Name?


Tre nj names In the world merely
g variation OF the name Adam
It's surprising now they begin TO
shrink In numbers when YOU look into
the derivation little. Certainly "
appears that there are lot OF names.
which we have been apt to think were
quite peculiar 70 the nationality pro-
duclng them which are common prop
eriy and may be- easily identified
through the INN disguise after YOU
get on 10 the knack Of ~.
81 Vrain and Zambrano are two
names. one French and the other
Italian, which are familiar In New
Mexico. Al first glance they don't
appear 10 be any relation Whatever
not even By marriage. When you re-
duce the Spanish name. however TO
san BranO and reflect upon the
spanish INV" sound. the two begin
10 have considerable resemblance.
Archibeque, another familiar Spanish
name. doesn't look as II II could be
anything but Spanish-until we see
the French "archeveque,' which we
believe means archbishop. Montoya,
placed up alongside the french Mont
iole doesn't look like an utter strang-
err 10 the latter. Nor does the heath
er-scented old scotch name Mcdonald
ring 80 strangely on the eur OF the
Spanish citizen WIN responds 20 the
name Of MaldOnado The secret OF
much 81 this similarity, the students
OF nomenclature believe, ~ demon-
strated clearly BY n local Instance.
The spanish people call oBannon
''Urbano"--in other words they hit
the sound as nearly as possible win
one OF their own kind OF names or
they manufacture q name, with ihelr
own preflxes suffixed. 10 reproduce
the sound. The name Aaidonado ai-
ready referred TO- might easily be- such
any instance. "B0gue.' word delib"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-19

Florentlnc Eggs.
These should be served In individ-
ual casseroles. For each casserole
One tablespoon cooked spinach.
finely chopped.
one and one4heif tablespoon grated
Parmnsan cheese.
one eKg.
one tablespoon Bechamel sauce,
Salt.
Butter
season the spinach with salt and
melted butter place Il In casserole.
sprinkle one tablespoon Of cheese
over Il and place an Gag on top. Cow
er each cGg with one tablespoon Of
Bechamrl sauce and sprinkle the re-
naming half tablespoon Of cheese
over the top. Bake In an oven sdf-
ficiently hot To SET the eggs ana glaze
them az the same time.
Bechamel sauce.
Two tablespoons Of hutter.
Two tablespoons OF flour.
One-half cup OF rich chicken stock.
One-hen cup OF milk.
salt and tobasco.
Blend the butter ana flour. then
add the liquid gradually and season.
The rich chicken stock u prepared by
taking
one cup 81 liquor In which fowl
has been cooked.
One-half onion sliced.
Ons-half carrot sliced
A bit Of bay leaf.
anrfn of narallN
Let simmer until reduced one-half.
aud strain
Eggs en- Casserole.
One cup of cream sauce.
Five hard boiled eggs.
One-fourih pound Of mushrooms.
Cne-half cup 81 cold boiled hmm.
chopped.
One-fourth cup Of butter.
Cut tire mushrooms in small pieces
and cook them Ia three tablespoons
Of butter until the butter Il absorbed.
Add the cream sauce and cook In
double boiler for fifteen minutes Add
the chopped ham and the eggs. cat
In slices: mix and turn into a but
tered casserole. Cover with bread
or cracker crumbs mixed with melt
oven.
Eggs width Tomato Sauce.
Three tablespoons butter.
Two slices Of onion.
one sprig Of parsley.
one small piece Of green pepper
Two tablespoons flour
one cup Of cooked tomatoes.
Melt the butter. add the onion
parsley and green pepper and cook
until slightly Drowned. Add the flour
ana cook until frothy; then add the
tomatoes. stir until boiling and
strain.
Those eggs should he prepared IN
Individual casseroles.
In each casserole put about two
tablespoons of tomato sauce and
break an egg over the sauce; iet cook
in the oven about six minutes or un-
as the egg " set. Put little or the
tomato sauce. kept hot for the pnr-
pose over each egg and serve imme-
diatelv.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-19

Ieis. before me personally appeared
~. IA. C6dabac, a. Il. Rogers ana ~.
I H. Toote. 20 me known 20 be the per-
sons who Subscribed 20 and who exc
cuted the above and foregoing insirt-
ment and each for himself acknnwl-
edged that he executed the same NJ
hla free ace ana decd.
In witness whereof, have here
unto aet my hand ana afnxed my Of
fetal seal Tho day and year mrs, above
written.
tseaI) a. n. srRouP.
Notary Public.
Ny commission expires San. 49,
1915.
ENDORSED: No ssso. Cor Reed
Vol. 8. Page aga. CertIiicate Of IN
corporation of THE MODEL COM
PANY.
Filled In office of STATE CORPo-
RATION COMMISSION. June is'
1919, n. w.
EDWIN =. cOARp. clerk.
Compared edo e. 40.
state OF New Mexico.
County % bernallilo--ae.
This instrument was Med for rec
ord ON the 18th day Of June, 1918. ~
1910 o'clock a. M. Recorded In Vol.
Nils 90" 81 records az said county.
Folio $40.
seal.) A. y. WALKER.
Clesk and Recorder.
c0mp'd ~. W. To q. W.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-19

NNHeH~sNe
Colonel Goelhals has reported that
tlie canal WIN BE- deep enough and
in good sneush cenditlon 10 pefnsis
mo passage o. our deepest draueht
war shlpa this yiL This ls a whole
yasr ~ advance o. ne most optsmis-
~ aiimate maee when he took
charge 81 The work. and constitutes
"a achievement nnprecedented In the
history u the norid's great enter
prlaes az which this stands AZ the
head Tho aecretary o. war has re-
celsed petition signed b. $4,000
Hchool children. asking that the ore
son, stc ''buliaos 81 the navy" be
assigned % Lead the parade through
she eamal when II h formally opened.
~ might be expected. these children
live IN the atate after which the
faInons baisleshlp was named. and
while they have asked this through
STATE pride. the children OF other
states might well do the same thing
ihrouRh national pride. In advocat-
ing lhss honor 10 the Oregon. the 81.
Souls Qlcbe-Demorrat aaya;
We have now no ship Of modern
iimea and sApasis u navigation IN
der her own steam which 40 sypiaes
me American naval spirit a. the ore
gvn. xhe Olympia at Manila bay
maae q reputation. but she was only
one - q feet engaged in a common
natfis end her reputation rests upon
NO special Achievement Of her own.
Amt merely upon the fact ihas she
WAS tho Flagship OF the feet. The
old Hartford Of me Civil war was
such a ship as might lead the feet
ffroreh the canal. - was also Old
1ronelden, the Constitution ana Per-
rye Niagara, just RAISED from the
hpaiom q Lake Erie, but those SAL
mnt vessels arm lncapacitated. OF
the modern ships the Oregon stands
a. the head Of individual achieve
rnent.
who that was ola enough 20 take
mote o. such thinsn wasn the war
with spain broke opt can ever forget
the aHxlely ~ ihe country when the
oreepn made her famous io.Ooo-mile
Dash fram the Pscine coast. around
the floYn, % Join samneon's feet IN
cuhan walera. opposed 70 the posi-.
tliiiy % helms wayiaid ana captured
~ ma Spanish neet, and who can
fArgal the relief ana the cheers when
nho arrived safely and IN perfect trim
% 50 into hattlsg No such naval feat
had over before been performed. No
such endurance had over been shown
bg q baitlsship. No such readiness
for service had ever been seen after
nuch q forced vogaee. The Oregon
made record unique - naval history
~ her IRISH from ocean 10 ocean.
Ana whan fhe battle 81 santiago vac
foNN1i = few dnss later. 10 snip dld
N1e4t ~ wep IN hslior nshsing conoi-
''tn s'.an lhe 0ft8on. she outaiar
alI 10 Sister haiileslNpa IN the
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-19
Riches Underground

(From The Roswell Morning News)
Some men are like the angler. who
when Ne went fishing for cat fish got
mad because q handsome brook trout
gobbied up the bait.
when J 80 for cat I want cat" said
he and J don't want 10 be lSthered
with any goldarned trout"
Il may b. an right TO stick 20 your
specially bus that Is no reason why
you should ignore possibilities In 9TH
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-19
JAbS + PI: g s''''


VERY.
/ THIN COUNTRY i safe 40 long a,
'Ae nrepe crop = gsoa.
TINY SAY THE only thing the
end-sent hog lacks u briatlek
THE END-sEAT HOG h ona 30.
canse We wanted that seat oarnelf.
DON'T SAT HMR hair ID rea--jas.
@y 4 hiss sFeat faais.aeilsl,y.
--f7--
SET A LOBBYIST 70 catch . lob
hylsi. sc 'en Woodrow
D.
JUST A QUESTION Of whether rs
onr lobby - the other feIlow'a
%
THE KAISER d convinced that
pcacc hath her Victories no less re-
nown'd Than war
bill TAFT. who carried Utah ana
Vermont, ~ said % be the most con-
tented man in the 4. s.
o.
Sow ~ TO THAT Texan who vas
nned Cor kiseine mule--weli. he
waa a Texan.
THE FELLOWS who formerly
wicked the boat are now taking girls
np In aeroplanes
a. ~. Louis brewery nHed ana
shipped q million bottles Of beer IN n
Gay. and not one 81 them was sent
90 Colonel Roosevelt.
,-f1--
WARRINGTON gained hut asf in
population this year. although the In
sldious lobbyists had settled down in
Il In large numbers.
90
a BACHELORS degree NJ yale
costs Sf.3To. and one az Vassar costs
even more n dressmakers' and mill
liners bills be reckoned in. and ice
cream sodaa
THE MAN I MARRY must be able
20 lick me-" says the boxing beauty.
thereby proving that while In many
respects a new woman, she Ia much
more Of the primitive.
o.
SUITOR-I have no bad habrs. I
don't smoke or drink.
Father---Neither has my daughter
She doesn't play OF slng.--fsrookiyn
Life.
o.
ACCORDING 10 the New York sun.
Champ Clark ''has a strong, hand
some. Roman head. irrespective OF It's
contents" couids complImen be
more graceful or better merited---ir-
respective OF the last four wordsg
O.
Some OF You Did.
The youth who wears a flaming tie
And socks TO match and "rah, rnh"
clothes.
shauld not arouse your ire. And wis
You once wore garments just like
those,
o
You Know Him.
'fhe man always will reviie
And whom I hate TO meet.
Is he who can forge; TO smile
when rs his turn 10 treat.
Cincinnati Enquirer.
Another meaner man we've found.
on him we'd like to fall;
He let's us pay for every round
And never buys at all.
Birmingham Age Herald.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-19
AN ENDLESS PUzzrE.


In Los Angeles man who was IN
iured in an automoblle accident was
able 20 move his neck afterward for
tho FIRST time In twenty years. In
London q girl who had been blind for
eleven months recovered her sight
from weeping. ~ Phoenix young
woman laughed herself into insanity
az Chinese funeral. Life Il All ac-
lion and reaction ana It's laws PIE
beyond uA Only one thing Ii sure
equal force in all directions results
IN no motion. Men might save them
selves pain by sitting still. but they
would also miss the Joy. il ~ not
wisdom to De afraid Of results. The
measure ~ a man IL large enough 70
contain iife's paradoxes. Fear h the
great sickness. The weak turn with
trembling from the gateway Of life.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-19

Congressman Underwood al the be-
ginning OF the extra session re-
marked: ri the factories are closed
and n wages are reduced the people
shah know the reason why" Mr..
Underwood Is likely 10 be spared the
trouble OF telling the people why.
They seem 10 be getting az the facts
without his assistance. and viii be
very likely 10 tell him eomethlng
when an opportunity to do 30 IL af-
fordee al the polls.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-19

lady Constance stewart Richard
son says neither she nor her husband
has q large income, hence her app
pearance In vaudeville. Most titled
people who take to the stage as dis
tinct from stage people who take to
titles are pretty poor performers. but
Il II TO be- hoped that the lady will
be oblo 10 earn enough 10 buy stock
inga before she goes 20 philadelphia.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-19

Inc state Of New Mexico Tor and On
behalf OF Themselves al other stock
holders who may asaoclate with them,
and the haid corporation. 10 hereby
declare that there shall he NO stock
holders Inability ON aecouht ~ any
stock issued 10 o. held ~ them or
Issued By the said corporation 20 any.
one. and that On stockholders ~ the
said corporation shall be exempt from
all liability on account 81 any stock
Issued 60 or held by thom. except
such liability for the amount Of cap
ital cortihed 20 have bean actually
paid In property or cash. AZ the time
of commencement 81 business, ~ y
provided for and IN accordance with
Section "a Of Chapter ~. enacted ny
the seth Legislative Assembly ~ New
Mexico. approved March 18th. 1905.
under which the said corporation y
organised
IN witness whereof. the said cor
pofators have hereunto aet their
hands aud seals this i2th day ~
June. ieta.
n. VI, Ct1DABAc,
q. l.. RO0ERs,
IT, l.. FOoTE.
State ~ New Mexico.
County 81 nernaiillo-ks.
on the i2th day Of June. A. y.
1913. before me personally appeared
\. NJ. Cudabac. q. l., Rogers and u.
T.. Foote. known TO me to be the
persons who subscribed the above
aud foregoing instrument, and ,each
for himself acknowledged that he ex-
oouted the same a. his Cree act ana
deed
Subscribed and sworn 20 before me
this 18th day of June. 1913.
(scaI) A. y. sTROUP.
Notary Public.
My commission expires Jan. rs.
1915.
ENDORSED: No 7sS1 cor. Reed
Vol. 6. PAGE 22s. Certificate Of stock.
holders Non.I.iability OF THE MOD
Ell COMPANY.
Filed IN Office OF STATE coRPo-
RATION COMMISSION. June IS.
1913. ? a. m.
EDWIN ~ CoARD clerk.
Compared edo TO 40.
state 81 New Mexico,
County Of Bernalill0---sE
This instrument was fiIed Tor rec
ord on the 18Th day Of June. 1913. at
1910 o'clock a. m. Recorded in Vol.
Mis- &c" of records Of said county.
Folio 272.
(seall A. y. WALKER.
Clerk and Recorder
Compd N. W. b. q. W.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-19

women's feet are an wrong. and
they've got 50 be corrected in the
opinion Of the Young women's Chris
tian association Of La Crosse. and Miss
Amanda Clement. physical director Of
that institution. has started cot 20
do the job. Miss Clement has Just
started n class OF seventy-hve young
women IN the feet question. and has
taken diagrams Of the feet OF the
girls both with shoes on and OF. and
these. the diagrams---not the feet
she expects 40 place on view al pub
lie exhibition soon to illustrate the
Ills 10 which the feet o. the women
OF today are subject. In the seventy
five pairs thus far examined. Miss
Clement has found none 90 be perfect.
All having been deformed. 20 some
extent By being improperly shod.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-19

II sounds seriously like n reflection
On tho profession that the chauffeur
In Minneapolis whose fare tainted
was unable among several thousand
physlciana 10 fnd one TO bring the
lady 10.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-19

The man who discovered the fish
pole should Outrank the man who
discovered either the north or the
south pole.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-19

An members Of the Sunday school
81 The FIRST Baptist church are cor
daily invited 10 attend the sunday
nop1ei social AZ the church on Friday
evening. June 20. There viii be q
proHfam ANA refreEhmenla win be-
served.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-19

Il 4 really hard 20 work up much
excitement any more over the presi-
dea,iai visits 70 tho capitol.