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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-26

tlonoi Retail Mlilmern' associations
IN session ~ the Congress hotel.
When the visiting miliiners we're
not discussing shapes" and trim4
mines. they were COMMUNICATING each
other--not the customer the In
crcasinn cost of the fashionable cha.
psan. Consensus 81 opinion was:
ITS cold day for designers unless
they are engaged BY the trust"
Also. secret came out-a real
trade secret. while the cost OF hats
doesn't diminish, less ana less trim
mlnl IL used each year. and hats are
becoming simpler IN outline and are
oYna mented with as little 40 possible
thar they mny ne sold under the cap
ton OF trimmed"
IT'S an right for the milliners.
sighed an outsider. nut how about
tho poor customer--consumeT h the
technical term. ! understand. We go
On paying blk prices for hats. Why.
10 you know"--and Nine. Visitor pre-
pured ~ relate her experlence-''vou
visit q miliiner ana she places bsi
of % thing on your head made Of %
| few twists Of maiine--you can pur'
| chase IL for ts cents yard, marked
down from 20 ccnts--nnd after you've
thought you miRht compromise your
| STYLE conscience and are about TO de-
/ eide YOU can put up with this "chear
! little unuir and can nx it up az HON,
with some old Covers you'u dip ~
/ gasoline. and some feathers yOu'i
wash IN SOAP ana water. you come oui
of your reverie hy hearing the sunV'
saieswomnn say This II bargain NJ
itl5."
No use arguing because " the price
81 straw -lmaRinc tt--has gone up
the maline IL guatanteed article.
| fuat b.. the miliIner gets the guar
lntee against something ~ another
maybe low prices. und sou get stung
A log cabin u question marx, ol
a boat" shaped hat will also he fash
.onuble The milliners will exhibit
over .000 new spring hats-hats chic
hats large. hats small hats close-ht
ltmr. hats ~ wide eNponse. hats Eor
goous. hats simple. hats profusell
ltfimmcd and hats severely plain.
| The log cabin" ia hat of straw
designed 20 represent log caoin. !
ais close 10 the mead. is square u
shape and may be trimmed In a var
lot. Of Ways. The boat H. just MIA
The name Signifies chic creation %
nne straw ~ ide 10 the back and com
ing % D sharp point iu trout
| Tie question mTk' ~ ~ cadet
because of the feather or feather
Ipured iauntily on the side OF the h.
| and rising above for all the world Tx
1T gigantic Interrogation point.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-26

the lnssnse inaerssi showa ia 81.
huauctone N ,he ailsred ,uS,seuio'
cure ~ ia. Friedmann. soon 20 -
tested IN si.ls .sun.ry. h q fair " neis
~ me Interest which prevails an over
shc country. az IN ~slsh =
tragir IN iss intensity snd which
shows how eagerly the vi,uns Of the
worlds aressesf scoufrs ersesp 81
every hope neie out fpr an eftcctivc
weapon against tbe alseuse We an
narals conceive " al hoRos o. ss'ns
900 great Goa the naa wlio ~.cstl ne
secret from RasurA ar ssispcs - hcw
70 night = prevailing hattie against she
white plague. u nr Fr~0n'Rnr
makos good BE = she 81, test t'cH
Ia IN world: n be fan hs u totr
uTson his sfsos.isfs she Suras0 Of
millions ~ 8iasted hopes.
To those who waseh sao daily -.
rers with such 3calona scratiny ioI
further news % lle FriedInunr seruss
We wopid sss bieasea arr 1iaoss shist
expect noshieu. Cor thsy shsli not b
disappcinted The pre-umption mus
be- thas this ssrunl = no nearer th'
solution than any preceding 'eute'
until n - 8 tally demons,r 81 BE-
yond The shDu9w Of doabl % b. o.
apochsl dis oscFS wnich Dr. fri-d
mann ciainlA ITS attitude In tis
mauer % Ear lusihes The belief tha
ne Il al leass not q eaif-ae-kine mel
cenary % prey upon the crcauiorl
sick. than ~hlch thsFe e 40 M IN
human crime Ias To- VI re calm
snd colely anaiglcnl ana .~nit unu
Dr. FraeamEAn .iafar ohciai slis
pieces which csnnoi b. saInsai'l
makes good ai.sc luteIy
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-26

Ths population 81 Mexico h ~
soe.ooo and ,hai of the capital ci'y
D. t7p ace. II u srrprissnr ira, 20
little h. heard from the body az the
people Ambitious leaders clash even
20 the point 81 street nehunn with
ARTILLERY. combine today and betrny
zach nthsr tomorrow. and the mill.
ions iook on az II dumb and helpless
thonrh The killed ana wounded in she
fhlstinn nsrueele inci0de many who
wax No active part IN a. Two years
ago me Mexicans elected president.
out see him derased by the sheerest
violence. while ''vivas" arc raised
over q successor No mattes u he -
ativen out or arsasslnated within
tNenty -four hours ~ some aston.
lshine force ~ hn6lt or hypnotism the
"a. Goa. ooe endure the wors, forms Of
anarchlcai cIeal var Tor Years ana
seem grateful for luli in the inn
prampn eloodsned and personal
frencherieA that fnpidN follow enrh
other a. In nightmare.
Mexico l. called seif.aovernlne
republic, but OF tate u has been no
better than BACKGROUND for few
desperate men engaged in endless
comhats for momentary lease oi
power A Scors 81 so.caiIed leaders
and rev thousand armed men take
part IN the tumult The is.o0o.Q0o
40 n0thing say nothihe. appear e.
accept ne situation with sfolid reslg.
nptinn No voice % the people u
heart across the border Hut II maS
ne assumed that some day II will ne
ccfls auaibie and that the many vii
no longer be treated rs the few ~
absolutely negligible. Those who ars
lfnciined To peaceful government and
Industry viii. u tnay he supposed
woke up eventually and put an end
20 Ihe revolutionary hravoe who pro
sciaim" themselves with as little cere.
inony as bandits show In their as
eaults on social order. 4 mass meet.
irg Of the people in Mexico. even ~
defensc o. their own lives. would h
la novelty The right OF peaceahie as
somblage and passage Of resolution
n unknown A. public manifestation
And yes the lg.e0a. GEO are there
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-26
wmY WIZ HAVE EGGS At EASTER

Washington GLADDEN.. writing about
the history % Easter in the WON
ans Home companion. shows how
errs have been connected with East
sr from the EARNEST days Dr. clad
ddns explanation 81 the origin Of the
custom of using eggs on Easter foi.
lows. ~ 'p
Probably the fact that the -.
holds. shut M in itself. the elements
OF future ilfe---n life which may Ions
be dormant and then come forth into
ylgor and beauty. into consciousness
aud activity made II proper sym
mol OF the Resurrection Bt Of an
the millions who have decorated csRs
AZ the Easter season or played wi,h
them a. q pretty toy or led upon
them 40 a deDcacy, very few have
ever stopped 10 reflect upon the pt".
found meaning of the emblem. o.
was one 81 the unwritten regulations
OF Easter sunday; the main questior
with the boys was the number IoI
ca pita that could be- consumed
Among us there was none ~ that
dainty decoration with dyes ana ris.
inenis Hhich has givcn ~ much
pleasure In Odd times aud new Tni'
fashion. In the opinion ~ an Old
writer. arose among the Christ.nn'
from the Joy occssioned by their re-
turning 20 their fayorite food atter 81
long IN abstinence from them duuu-
Lent This il not impossible, fol th'
~gF Was formerly counted 90 'l'si
mo denied 10 good Christians turing
the Lenten season
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-26

Tn" following dissertation on veg
etables vas written boy Olive Green,
for the llomonaker soriec;
4 vegetable. diet IL snid, hy yss'-
tnrinns 10 produce Rcrtlau,ss %"
spirit and To develop splritril quail
ities. mt this does not cXpli'n Nny
vegetarian conventions 49, III, break
up b. rows thar would pat melt eHi, -
20 shame. one wonders what q ycre-
tartan convention might be- if he
members realty ate meat A. fog
spiritual qualities. COW h. popularity
supposed "a have no soul Vet she
vegetarian. either because she
prefers to be. OF has never learned Go
eat meat 90 h. afraid Ia trust heI
teeth on amy substance harder thnn
grass or bran. on the other hand. the
dog. most faithful friend Of man g.
not vegetarian and while. 90 th"
siriot sens. OF the word. he may Awe
no more soul than bossy-row. DO"
I has qualities OF patience. tuith -.u-
crosby. ana deviation which most 90:
us might probably .mitute.
Leaving psychoiogy aside It has
been pro, Il MS actual cNperieur, to-,
The combined cost 81 yegrtuhl's mt
iruit used upon the fublp ~ 'hr HsrT-
axe family does not nearly equsI tee
butchers hili. n ~ ould be- he',,. cot
the family hank account and, prob
abs. for the family n NeRemh,. 4
we've NOR" widely used aud app'u-
cinted.
iu spite of M. great variety of "rv
..I# d ~ a..
aEo cook fails her worst IN rp"iidy
them Most vegetables nre .iicd
drained. sud served with melted out
ter "f ii % cream sauce. potato's are
boiled, baked, mash. a. or &C. 20 auG
sometimes '~eame0
| When all the available meat CON.
sists 81 beet. mutton. pork aud ,ruI
| with uu occasional fowl. h is ,il,u,
that the variety which h the spi II
! life muFt b. ohtnined in some other
way. This hook dlow Ia COOK Veg.-
ihblnsl, has been written in IA, m.
forests 81 variety and economy. and
o. make u of the utmost service ma ,.
aroni, noodles. hominv. spaghetti. aud
"a siuWs have boon Included Th. 81.
mht NOT hr vegetables. bar they oueh,
10 De- since in serving Tho, take tn'
p'ur' "i % vegetable,
L'niiis. ri'' ANA maoaroni especial.
Us when combined with cheese. nav,
hiFh food aud fuel value. Spaghetti
or naonrohi. properly cooked WI
make anyone forget the rxistencc oI
~ieaks ana roasts
Ih" author b. ashamed to meet IA,
r"proaehtm yes Of potato. o. even
Ia bow a. 81 head of cahbage A cab
@5e has temperament. personality
nud influence which reaches far AM
vide However. q Nit ~ soda. on
slice Of stale nread. added 90 III
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-26

t Pas II on.
tlsdltors note-phewl this d fierce
rvhct We have 90 do 90.
n yot have a leaden dime.
f'nss u on
10 not fusS and waste good time.
i'ass g oH.
You may feei real mean. It's trne.
iiui An jus, week or two
q win cnfnr right hnck 90 Won.
Pass Y On,
Cincinnati Enaulser
n YOU have y cure for grip.
Pass II On.
10 not let Your chances slip.
Pass Il on
Never fear that you'll forget
The prescription that's your pet.
Twill arm hack 10 you. YOU hot.
Pass Il on.
Denver Republican
II YOU have a good umbren.
Pass Il on.
Tisnt yours. you know Fun we'll
Pass u on.
~ you know Just where you got Il
NroIn your recollection blot H.
some day the owner'r spot ".
pasp Il on
Chicago Tribune.
Il YOU have some woruout pants.
Pass II on.
Johnny needs q pair. perchapce:
Piss IA ON.
They win britches make for Lou.
Tommy Harry. Teddy. too.
Rut they'll not come hack 10 you.
pass Il on
--JohnHown Tribune
u You have q wornoui tale.
Pass Il on.
~ not mind 81 others rain.
Pass IL on
Though the crowds may yeli and roar
pont YOU care u they get sore
u viii come hack az of yore.
Pass IL on.
Altoona Times
u your Ma says something bright
Pass Il on.
800 ff"A AAAfAt'iN ~ WY anu " hNAf
Pass II on.
Tell Il loudly on the street
/ And some day dad you'il met
Who the same thing win repeat.
Pass II on.
Allentown Democrat.
| tiou will notice that this coly
reirains from compounding tho fel
! onNp.
.
| WEST VIRGINIA. keeul, feels tn
high cost 81 voting IN her Legislature
.
rrfTs trRxICAx tApnbHE learyles 1
stock . fuii line OF iusraniuaes
o
CASTRO CAN NOW take his choic
i of countries
| .
WHEN \ MAN says he prefers IA
simple llf" you may know he ha
never t-led &c.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-26
UNCLE SAM ON WEST
ERN HEML0CK

wasnmgt,n. Feb. ia--W-stcrn
hemlock. SAYS the department of ns-
ricuuure. deserves q better opinion
lnd more general us" th1a 70 now
ohtaius lntriusi ally u Us amuna co."
most important 81 western woods.
Tn. wood oi western hemlooS nus
generally been considered ~ iufcr-
lnr ous chiefly because Of the pre- ju-
dice created by the name which has
eaused IL IN be- identified with enst-
crn hcmlocS Tests rs the forest
service. however. SHOW 4 Ia have -
per cent the strength Of Douglas Or.
one 81 the cOuutry's CHIEF construc-
ion timbers. IN fact IL b. often mixed
with Douglas ur and used Tor the
same purposes
Tho wood II practically ire, from
pitch. has, handsome grain takes
puiui and stain we'll. aud works
smoothly, u Ia suitable Tor sash aud
door stock, furniture. interior unish
training. nooring. boxes barrels aud
Yuip In bridges aud trsstles n eau
80 used FOR an nut the heaviest con
structlon when properly treated
With prescryatiNss n H. yaluI hi'
cross tie ana pale wood
According "a Forest Servic" Hhll"'
lin lit. the best stands ui western
hemiock are found In the coast re-
gion and through the Cascade noun
tuins. IN" bulletin further gives IN
results oi tests by which thr me
ohanirul properties at western h"W'
,o.k have bc"n determined, ma tells
VI ga. diuereut usc- ;" wmrh th'
wood h. ada pied
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-26
, ANNANN4NNAeN~@NN
, EDUCATIONNL NOTES. =
, 9 NA&NN ANSee@ .

Heroid " Foght of the United
States bureau Of education, In nov in
10 umark. mudyins rural schools with
/. slew 90 adapting 90 much as pos
sible of Danish experience % the
American country school problem.
Sc l. accompanied on the rip his
william a. Smith rufai school sun"f-
Vlsor Of Mississippi, and l.. l.. Friend
supervisor ~ high schools of Neh'
Virginia.
ohio university announces 'phufe
isi OF new forces" in the state nor
NAL college. The rural sch POI and
the department 81 agriculture are
ifto 81 there forces upon which Fpe'
ciai emphasis II laid, since theN r~p'
resent "a definite step Ia romod ms
the urgent problem of rural school ia
ciiifier
Night schools 81 scientific agricul-
ture are proving popular feature
with the farmers % western MIGHT
gtn.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-26
SPRING HATS WILL
SIT DOWN HARD
ON MILADY'S HEAD

chicago M. Feb. ga Wisp ~
straw a oit OF clinton. q Hash Of Turk
ish red-not Turkey red spattered all
over WITH RulmriIu emhgoldsr, 80
how or feather. strlighi up n the
mont. 90 The onIt alternative, siraiem
out la The back ilis - the new spring
hat
AZ f"r tdauv-. any shape Wiil 'o
providing D. h. small and round aud
"sil down GA the head and covers
me loreheld, Nhlch before the don-
uine 81 the uli 4. covered Nith hair,
and hides tIe ears. watch also have
been treated a. lmprisonmew hN rolls
OF abe coiaulo pinned securely in a
most amaxlng manner. no one know
hoN. hut extending we'll out on ihe
face
These ore some 81 the things lenrn'
ed "a ihe meeting % the Ma
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-26
VEGETABLES R RysEE i,a

water la which cabbage l. cooked, or
even nii OF charcoal. VII minimize
the unpieas antness tor all % you
don't believe u. Try n--and before
the bread h. broken. change it Tor
another piece. q sou should hap
pen 10 draw loug breath u.ur 'u-
bread, sou viii doubt no more
Gen"ral Directions Ior Co"Ling N'gc.
tables.
Az green vegetables are put ou iu
cooE la boiling water Add salt 20
lhe water 10 which green OF top
ground vegetable are cook"d, VIM"
or underground vegetables are better
when thu ulf Jos added after IN,
cooking.
Always wash rice through two or
three waters b'tore boiling Soda
added Co the boiling water iu-i be-.
tor" green vegetables are put Into 49,
viii keen tho yrgeiuhle- 80 fresh rol-
OF A lump "l sugar used 400 'h,
same wuN 81 lu-t 49, effective.
Boiled .uhhap. b. Aurb rN,,tpr 90
the water o. changed in boiling. a
bread 'rust besides absorbing IA,
diaaRrceshi. odor- which arise vh.u
cabbage. raulilIowcL gnd so forth ure
cooked, Dr. Hid tn give au added d'll.
ca'i To- th. vegetable. Always use
fresh water when boiling vegetables
Time Table for Cooking Vegetable.
Asparagus tomatoes. pea, O., to
20 minutes.
Macarou, spinach. sduasA, celery
tu4Iti flower rTfFus 20 Ia 30 fuiuutpA
tahhug'. b., IT,. young UuI.uip.
iufulp-, 81" to a. minutes.
carrots. uuiuus. 80 g. 90 minutes
b,Hur. string aud shcllrd. % .
hours.
Io,atots until ihsN ARE t"udri
when ui,d with fork.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-26
THAT JVDTci u. TIssfPERA-
MfNr."


one of the favsnte shafts ~ cam
palen wit directed a. President TAN
By hts enemies ,,,F the oft-repeatsd
reference % ~ judicial temper. :
ment." a. thopph pusss. dignity and
soeerness we're serious fauitE In IN
executive scarcely dag passed dur
Ing the recent g1mpalEn without a
play upon me judlcahi temperament
~ the head " The nation Fol a
time ONE. % snr worst ohendst. 10
this rsspt w ihc New YoFk E,en-
ing Nil. Dla yseveit pesaoRai 81
gan o. tho metropolis The Mail
writer's chackled IN merrimeni whsn
SO the expression wns used IN lis
columns
lut even she New York Evenlns
Mail ne lived 20 So the day when
this sans "tn6loia temperament VAS
laadee IL iis own eoiamns as 'hins
Of honor ana snfets 20 ht mn o.
ed by every ians sni patriotic -, o.
~ tie rppubl' rnce- m ptio'
Honor 20 prcai ~, {" thr Maj
aayf. THE sober TWIN T. t'lt Priest
aent Tart has earnen ti' thomas
cine whole cnunir, b.. firm, and pu'
uent determination no, 90 invite d
costly war BY armed Intervention 10
Mexico 40 Dong o. Il honoraLly car
hs afoided Ia c,uragsonsly reigsinl
= allow Political sud nnsncia 'nn-
aplfutuTs or sentimental adyer'gsvr'
20 swesp the nation INTO blood,
conalct ,he ultimate pscarvnc.s Il
which IL ~ imposliL,, =. Cor, ~. y,
president hse r1os.r Streue,h au'
NiSd N" For f.n column '.'
tritc.e goes Ga. onans I'm 1'e staio
men. tia "a, ola.sy will stand boy
rho preslaen; IN hls h.sh petrio.. n
Foftaratcly comments TIE AHirai
City Journa "a. uniie1 ssateF hai
had az 10 cnief executive IN ma
crisis lahn 9th surioi,n' Judi, IL
tempernmeat" nor "a fvsh impu1iV'
~ into a ncoaioss and exieuslys ~af
Ana Il 10 foT,ralrs Dis, 'hai lhis sarn'
'sudicia te'nperAmenf" Vas IN "Ni
nenco when ps,s.aent Tan aHf cal.
ON 10 nams b inalor'1 81 me m',"
alers o. "a, upr"n "urt of
United states. o. comforting o.
the frlende ~ N praieR' 10 know
that thus earn are shmo - hls ola
Ter pollilcRl focs comiug "a reaiiz
the nnf quaiiirs 81 mapno"d nu'
pfaiesm8nship " Ns.s 20 sasage
deorie0 IN ne recent ranRngn TN
New YORK Mall of an adn'ifaoi
shlng wBen a uttered 30 true sent
msnts resnrding M president u oi'
4 nner thing thar via b. done D.
an lasne newsft nrrs ~ ths iiul
nsnose 81 lnisai the Nan va.
h,s enouwh % ~ honest--onee q
lonef.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-26
The Human Procession
HASH hing, Famous Canadian Am-
thoI At The Human shrine
4. 81 TO-DAY.


WIN ih, veil of anonymity hat re-
entity .Iltod. Basil King. the Cana
dian novelist. stands forth today, en-"
lug.tourth anniversary ot his birth.
. @. author OF three OF thr most
.u,ye.f ,ui u,tiou works 90 rr'ou
cars Mr. Elng was iorty-tw" years
old, ill aud alupst htiud. when he rr-
ayed his lir-t story b'spii" the
handicap of defective vision, he Be-
now known throughout America uud
England 49, the author ol "'rh" IN
usT Shriu The Wild olive ana
Tho street called straight" An OF
,hese were published anonymously
ana a." secret OF their authorship
has only lately been revealed. Whra
The Inner Shrine was published az
90 seriui So one ot the leading Sew
iurk mupaxlnes i've years ago there
an. much speculation oNor IN. au-
thor-hip, bat critics one uud al adj
mitt,d u to hc the WORK OF % genius.
~ suycsvsors have been even more
.uc,crsiui. aud Nj Kiug 10 now en-
gagged uu ar th,r novel &" hr brought
"ut later iu thu year
William Benjamin Basil King D..
The fuli name oi the author. and Ne
was horn iu CharlottetoWn, primo,
Edward Island, Feb 20, 1888. It's
l4ther was an Engllshmun. While hlr
mother was native at the United
states. aud AIR, King admits oeing
very much divided In allegiance be-
tween the empire aud the republic
white he makes his hono IN hoston
bee pcuds much oi hi- time la travel
III lirsi hook was "Gusvidl." pub
lishrd iu 1909, and IL was followed
b> Let Not Alien Put Asunder.' and
several other novels These were
1 publ. he'd under his own name. hu'
were not highly successful. and n,
was comparatively unknown whei
Tie Inner shrine was published
auony mou-ls Ia 1895. Although n,
! hogan his ltemry career mtc in iiie
| Mr. King declares mat from hii
youth he held the conviction that NJ
was horn author.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-26

TfiE REST HARniNGER of sprine
T. the baseball club dliiinr south
Ward
WE ARE SOMEWHAT nsog with
bourKconlng OF the said Euster Hat
@
OtR HrNcH L. thai nin Taft r.
going 80 get quietly on from under
q lot 81 grlcf ~ Inauguration paN.
10
GEN. RosALIE Jone. has not q
word 10 sa.- ahnut tac size Of the
shoes she wears
o
so. PERCY. our vacation plans
do not include iaunt tn the cay 81
Mexico.
@.
FOOD PRICES win be- Grm W ris.
ing. Il is thought. until vincent Aston
actually goes TO farming. and then
Hook ont for tumble.
O.
SOME or TIfTs classlsst music We
ever expect 10 hear viii be- the merry
jingle Of the picks and shoyeis on
that ROAD tn IeElcE.
PERSONALLY W should like %
De peeking through suot.hole IN the
fence when Private Cltixen Woodrow
Wilson turns that handspring be-
tween March l aud March
o
EMILIO MADERO seems Also u
have been put ont OF the way. We
a ..i
the family who silli remain In MeNicc
Ia consult al the time tables await
able without delay.
8
Nothing To do Now.
u understand DinRhurn's wife mar.
| r.ed him 10 reform him. DID sh'
succeed
- presume W. Anyhow. shes
heon complaining great denl htel,
of ennnl"
O.
tsefSflonr Of u Bi,s'hsioF.
tFrom tue New York Press
Halos Just naturally cluster arouu,
4 e man with q big bank balance.
Most men are NJ afraid Of saviui
! money theyll ride In taNicabs II th"l
can't get rid 90 Il any other way.
one thing makes girl glad sh,
lsn't man IL she could DO only one
hut she can run half dozen Of them
%
Pr-Tsrably Ours.
+ The girl On the coyer.
Twrre easy TO love her
\ creature 20 onderlul'y fair.
~ Que couli hat nnd her.
How glad.; he'd uiihd her
And hrayeiy lfs'r burdens v"ul
bent'
n aas.snsA
she's pep~iNe or merry
Bat pretty Oh very,
And her chee@s pm ih" ror's 1
shame.
Methlnks 10 we're duN
To give So much beuui'
4 local hahiili-rtnd % nau,r'
Stolen
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-26

Evidently the ambassadors of the
great pow-rr have made up theft
mines 90 wait until Turkey is sure
she desires peace heforo again "1"'
Ing their services.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-26

"a slight bombardment ~ Adrian.
ople nok place to-day, said e. dis
prfch. which serves, nt any rate. io
-srnind The reader that there is still
q eaJ "a the Balkans
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-26

Cob William Frederick Cody the
picturesque buffalo Mn" was born
IN Town siXty.sevcn wears ago today
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-26

Blue Grass seed. famous ColnInlplne
brand. the hest and purest that money
can bWv Stamm Fruit 90. IIa West
silver.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-26

who viii succeed Martin w. Little
ton AZ congressman from the First
New York district next week. In thlr'
~ years old today. ana win be the
baby" Vt the SlXty-third congress-.
Ciyde u. Tavenner, newly elected
member from Illinois. is tho next
youngest member Of tho new house.
fle was thirty-one this month
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-26

Thomas William Lawson. 81 "Fren-
sled Finnnce" fame. ~ fifty-six to-
day. Despite the devilish wrath ~
the hellish "system." Mr.. lawson is
still comfortably fixed" and In no
Immediate danger OF the poor house.