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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-27
NEW ADJUTANT GENERAL
WILL INSPECT MILITIA

santa re $500. eT Adirunt Gn1-
rrsl 49, r Herring in seu'rai orders
80 ~. lssucd yesterday tells 90
trim of inspection to lr mnd' Iu inc
rorr future ly himself and Govorr"r
Mcdonald, nt which time 40" 'ari"u.
companies of the national ruord WIZ
,c inspected 40 their stations
Tho "details of llc Trip as e'f'n in
tho order are as follows.
An inspection OF NE several orran-
iyationr az Tho national guard oi Sew
Ncxlco win hc madc by iho Hdiumm
general of the state accompanied
when convent, ht'by Tho governor on
the following dates.
santa Fo company p, h'Hduu'f-
tera and hond 1st infantry, poc. B. 3
b. M
I..s Verna : company ~ ana head
wartcrs 2nd u1ttuiion lee infantry
December 70. b. m
sIivcr CITY ! company ID, ana h''n-
eunrtars. 3d battalion list Infantry
December S, p m
Las Cruces I company A. 'r'om
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-27
HOBBLE SKIRTS ARE
CAUSE OF HURTS

Pittsburgh, Pa. nov 27.--ioboio
skirts and high heels continue 90 pe
responsible FOR an Increasingly large
number OF injuries Sustained hy Wo-
men while getting ON and on Trans
and mounting and descending s'wr-
ways in stations. on the Pcnnsyiyann'
railroad.
y careful record kept for three
months ending october lith oi AN
Injuries sustained by women due 3"
slipping, stumbling or ahmg WINE
on the railroad property indicates
that these accidents arc becoming
more rather than less frequent ne-
snite tho fact that 'he railroad mas
repeatedly chilled she attention Of iis
women patrons 20 tho number Of ae.
cidonts caused by hobble skirts ana
high heels Between July ian eng
august IAN. fc-i5 -lour sueh aee'
dents occurred on me pounsilNanla
railroad Tho records show tofN
two IN the next month. ana hii5-i"'
during the month 'tnding oc'op'l
llth
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-27

Said MAC" 10 the State
Come up with the rate,
And come up with the valuation.
We need more mon"
From everyone.
And this a. cur equalization.
Your automobile
May not turn a wheel.
ii may not have a whole tires
The Board doesn't care,
And everywhere
Autos are hair again higher.
Your farm may be poor
The wolf near the door,
And the end OF long and dry sea-
son.
The Board doesn't mind
A thing Of that kind
And farm lands are raised without
reason
Your little town lot
Escaped them not.
Tho YOU never discovered "a buyer.
Your household stuff
Was rendered enough.
But the Board. they boosted IL higher
But cattle ana sheep
Got or iust as cheap;
some how the Board must have miHs-
ca 'em
I DO you think that they
! Overlooked this way
/ That most Of the catticmen list EN-
Il d strange 20 me
How they came 20 be
Len on M the old valuation;
but Il may be clear
when the people hear
THE Governors explanation,
INQUIRER.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-27
HOME HELPS.
4~44e4eN444N4

To sweeton rancid butter melt the
butter. skim be. then place a piece OF
light brown toast Ia d. and in icw
minutes the toast VII have absorbed
the unpleasant taste and smell.
To peel apples quickly and easi'y
pour boiling water over them. the
skins VIII then come OF easily say
the Chicago Evening Post.
Less sugar VIII be necessary Tor
sweetonlng sour fruit if O. pinch OF
carbonate of soda be added to b Nhcn
il s. stewed.
TO remove stains ~ p hrcprooi
dishes which have come Drown
from baking. soak tnom in strong
borax and water.
Tho work OF cleaning white pHthl
should De divided between two people.
ono doing the washing and thc other
The polishing The washing shoub
be- done with soap ana warm water
and pibco of flannel thc drying
WIN "A piece of old linen, and the pol-
ishlne should be- done Immediately
with "a soft buster
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-27


Whether sea i tufhes or ham
end erts today if io b. thanktui
fol shat you Boi tina TOT what yen
hasa4 rot re- snanhiul fhs cosi 81
isIne s. 20 hiehef IS erafefui that
We arr ~, ~..s4sea r. war with alex
lco: IS ahankiol ihat the tight skirts
are 10 tighter me srocer's nill NO
hitter. sha weether no colder. thar
stereiar, Bryan ~ SILENT that EN-
melfne panhnursi has gone hone,
sast chflatmas comta but once
YEAR. shai the eduratpru are coming
baok Is 1914. that the rev shops are
eolne Is slhfl. that e ralned. aud
that X didn't rain. That you noishbors
iheitta son to Thankselvins dinner
81 mat hey didni BE- thaneiu TINS
you are no worse than you are
that you havens a. many troubles az
eulser. Sc Harry ThaW. on President
wilson. and ga your cranperriea with
4 conionled heart family ilneed with
compassion FER some other poor devil
vino s. eating crow on Thankssivins'
smile. b. cheerful AND kind and
courteous. remember the good old
fashloncd Thanksgiving day % your
childhood back on the farm. get into
~. spirit ~ simple, whoiesome
pleasure % the day and bring out and
furs,sh up and foster any remnants
ysa may have 81 the good. old-fash-
toned. simple virtues' % me men who
founded the day Of national Thanks
elying.
II you DO this, 5ou oush' 70 haze T"
pretty fair day 81 &
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-27

Elephant Butte. n a.. Nov e7--
The construction proEtam heretofore
outlined on the dam has hccn con.
ristontly followed. and progress about
as anticipated. ~ the cnd Of the
month the masonry block now bcing
worked on viii BE- W TO the level Of
the riVor bed. ana work win be- sus-
pended untll the balance OF the ma
tonrv has been brought up 10 tho
same elevation.
Tho placing % masonry with one
galloway has continued with systo-
matte increase of efficiency both IN
men aud plant New records ara
continually being made, ana, while
the average daily output has not
erently Increased. on account ct min-
an plant defects on limited supply
of the quarry In iis present state Of
development. the hieher records are
of interest. as they are Indicative "
what may Doe expected whom govern
Ing conditions have reached their
most efficient stage. This win ho
when the quarry has been more fuliy
developed and thc entire bottom foun-
dalton prepared, which VIII enable
the three cablewnys 20 be used ln
placing the masonry.
Fast pay's Work.
The best days run on masonry
work was on November 2. when the
middle cnbleway made 2f5 round
tips Ia 1915 hours. the time OF ths
working shifts or round every 3.S
minutes This IL slightly less thar
the calculated time required, know
ing the distance travelled the limit.
cd speed 81 cablownys and allowing
n very few seconds for changing skip
which indicates practically no los
Iflme and the highest efficiency on The
part at nii mon engaged IN the op
Grafton. During this time. G65 en-
iblc Yards OF concrete and 70 cuhi
yards ~ large rock were placed 81 20
tal 81 Tao cubic yards ri masonry
Durlvg the month October 8 "a No
.vcmbcr i5) ttto0 cubic yards Of ma
sonry was placed. which makes q TO
cal 60 date of so ooe cubic Yards
Excavation Continues.
Excavation for the foundation ha
continued without interruption. bu
methods haVc changed az condition
required Until October H. gra
buckets were used on the two cute
cab'es. cxcawtng gravel and sand 20
use as concrete material ON tina
date the grab bucket on the upstream
galloway was replaced with skips an
, the galloway used for aaudiiug niue
and unsound rock from foundation
on Novemher 8 the grab bucket wa
taken off al downstream cahlcwn
b end replaced with skips, sufrlcier
gravel having been piatec I'm storag
/ FOR future usc. The excavation iron
o. now on uill De- coafined to prepnriu
the foundation Tor The dam.
Excavation az tho east abutmcI
has ntinurf with ous derrick. Worl
lnp two shifts tho material bcir
loaded by hand into ekirs and tram
ported by carg Goa the lower ruilroa
The derrick crews are working ON
bench about huif Wav mp tho slol
below thls rallroad and teams ar
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-27

resulting traffic through good farm
where there arc good shcCp, .cJitlt.
horses. grain, fruit. or vegetables uaH
a certain advertising NBl1s and 10
mndy instances makes the land more
valuable. In other cases the i'm
portnnC. of such "a level road tu thc
community DEL so great that n mighi
well roplpy those using the road 60
give The farmer the equivalent ih
land equally good in place ut what
ne has sacrificed 10 the common well
fare
a. any rate. the Office of roads Is
now taking special pains 90 make
clear tho economic advantage OF
avoiding steep grades in their ruods
even at some sacrifices Of better
land Investigation shows that the
LAYING Of such ruHdg over hills has
resulted more from attention go tho
preservation OF farm lines than nom
scientific attention 60 tho problem
OF road building
Aocording Co the testimony "l
farmers cpuauitcd. whcrc ~ horse
wieht bc abIp Co uuU i.a0O pounds
ON a lr.cl rr1d o. would hive dhu-
GUILTY FOB pulling @ 600 uoundH up 90
strcu hill The size OF tho load,
therefore. toUds a. Do measured bN
Tho eradc of the largest hin on t"c
road t0 market Ip % number ".
cases actual experiment shows thIl
tho relocating Of roads around hills
has basn urcomuI hcd, either with
no addition, in road length In come
INSTANCES. and with the adding 90
only fcw feet Goo the highway BOO
othCrR Tho office knows of no case
whore UrOpCrif relocated tnid
which has cut out Prndos has Ted Co
any question nF to iiF material rNdu'
! ton of hauling costs
- -. = =. n .. =. -
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-27
( special Correspondence Z" the Herald


Washington. -. g.. nov. 21--rhe
average lie of horses and automo-
hilos may De increased and the cost
uf hauling reduced, according to the
office of roads. of the department ~
agriculture. by relocating many old
roads ana the more scientific laying
out OF now ones The natural tend
cncy in road building o. tp build "a
straight rond. whether it Coos over
steep grades or h.lls, OF not ana
puHng over these prndes naturally
adds tn fhe wear ana tear ON horses
and vehicles
The doctrine of tho office of roads
o. thlt the i0ugcH 20 way around may
often 1c tho shortest ana most eco
nomltll wn yhome, and that ire
uuoutlp Iy building hlghwa} around
.a hill ur grade bat little nppreciahle
diaunr. 81. added 8ud this ls more
thHn offset by The reduced strain OF
hauling
m chief drawback from the farm
owuprt unint of view iH That the lhf o.
ing uuf .f roads on this principle ol
avoiding grades nrcc asiiat'F, I'm som,
eBsrs running The road inrouah g""d
farm 'Hud OF urChufdE cog pastures
instead of going around the farm
liuo aud hnilding me ROAD lht",ti y.
old worn uut folds and over ROCKY
knobs This. 0f course. must raise
question Iu the mind of The indi-
NidulI and owner Hs to whether inc
rufiIu. up Of his property hy ruau
Yield. um individual advantages ana
su lDu.I0s his community as 20 OFT
sct th. usc of such lnnd for ROAD,
cor 600 U. TDomo the incunfD nlencn oi
h4vu. hI4 mud divided. la this CON
that hr running ut rnld ANA th"
. ...-.-- -. r.~~@e.e -ss.~.-@@@.e-.a.ee
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-27
JABS + Sls x "''''


waiting cor Inc Thanksgiving ninncf.
! wlsht tho moon Was 9 punkln Pile
III twas ia tc right within
70 loeo mt way GA q some day
And i've xcaf on nilini
And when IA come 90 the deserts
rim.
1'd nbe 10 find a-showin'
"a piain'r c0d he 60 welcum me.
A lemonade river flowin
Ya IKE DO climb up D mountain cake
a mnnehin every minute;
ia stop you know. n year or so,
10 milne icr rnieins IN it.
And when ia tunneled q hole clean
through,
Wouldn't d. much equoilin'
~ ! iusi apied on tothcr side
Vnniiitr See cream snow fallin'.
wisAg ahe uori1 waa turkey css
And hatchod us oui e winners
IA oai 50 much conldnt touch
Az hands acrufi my dinner
anu when "a 90 tii : couldn't eit
Aie iaw teeth 90 my upper.
10 stop. Z would and feel so good
wouldn't want much tul supper.
From Judge
%
THE CRANBERRY Is mighty and
viii prevail
@
WE WILL HAVE 90 admit, though,
ihat they don't grow iust tho same
kind of pumpkins here out west af
Grandpa used TO grow back N
shuclStown township, Ohio,
o
WE SORT OF have Il on 'om
though. when it comes 90 celery.
%
BEACHEY has looped tho loop. NO
tee the cheerful look On thc face Of
the undertakcrs
~ CARRANZA fails To- secure th'
government of Mexico b. might shave
ana start hair mattress factory
ANOTHER THING to Doc Thankful
for; tho postmaster general has rulo'
thnt turkeys may he sont hy parce
post. How about 'possumf
THE KAISER mas pl"Neh nNn on
the tango. with that disposed %
we can turn our attention to th
turkey trot about today
D.
a MISSOURI girl has sued for s..
600 damages against @ minister VIII
kissed her Those Missouri kisses mr.
either nwfullg scarcc or awfully goot
o.
HCERTA NEED rot trouble him
rolf $40 much about being recognize,
ANY b0otbiack could recognize hlr
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-27

ana loft ready az the turning from
the mold on to n dish az the last mo-
mont. This will leave only the vcge-
tables and salad 20 be prepared ON
Thanksgiving mornins. and these can
be attended 10 IN leisurcly manner
while The turkey Sc roasting.
Tho decoration Of the table will Zee
dulro more time than uanali for a.
must be made 90 appear festive ana
10 embody In some measure the
meaning Of tho day.
A very pretty effect can De secured
hy making cornucopia or thorn OF
plenty" and arranging it on the table
with fruus coming from the mouth "
the horn. typifying the ovcrflowing
and abundant harvest Tho wire
frame for such hoIn can be bought
very reaaonably, or the handy boy
OF che family may De able 90 make
ii from heavy wire. 10 can be cove
cred with crepe pnpcr rope, either
green or orange, or even with the
plain paper.
1.css troublesome 90 arrange and
perhaps equally effective would De-
miniature shelf of wheat aud there
might also Boz added two or three
/ small toy turkeys picking up Hralhi
OF wheat or corn scattered on ih'
cloth. cor. ngain, We could have 9
pumpkin followed out and filled win
/ u variety of fruits and dried autumn
! leaves
n tho more conventional ilora
! decorations are desired. ct cour"
/ chrysanthcmuma VIII Dee selected ~
being the autumn flower Autumn
leaves VIII make thc place 'Hfds
while the favorr can ho miniaiut
pumpkins 90 smnu paper ctses GOV
cred with culored crepe paper oh'
filled with candies or 'ltod NUTS
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-27
Masonry Work on Elephant Butte
Dam Reaches LeUel of RiUer Bed

scrapers are working directly below
them, pulling the material directly 60
the dump outside OF tho dam.
The channellng machine was start-
cd cutting the trench M the upstream
toe of the dam about the first 81 tho
month, and taken out ton days later
20 allow the trench To- be mucked out.
Fair proRress Ia being made In this.
but the sharp dip Of the rock strata
makes difficult cutting. though this
condition is excellent Tor foundation
and impermeability az the dip IL up-
stream Within day or two the chan
neilne machine win be- put back IN
he trench 90 cut another ift.
The New Foundation.
The area oi foundation now being
worked on has not been sufficiently
stripped tn enable n prediction % 10
quality and appearance % he def
! ultely made at this time but the In
ldicaiions are that IL Will be- as rough
a and sound ns that already being built
on. The total excavation 10 date W
ls2t. 000 cubic yards of which $4,000
cubic yards is ernVci that has been
placed in store plle for later ESQ as
concrete material About 10000 cu-
bic Yards ,f gravel has been taken
directly 60 The concrete mixing plant
and all sand and gravel needed FOR
masonry work TO the enc of the
month will be handled lu this way
surplus at Cement.
The sand cement plant has furnish.
ed an the cement needed and sons
t,00O barrels In excess which surplus
Il II aimed to carry In order 20 Pc pre-
pared Tor unexpected delays Va th'
plant The fourth tube mill which
was erected some time ago ~ ready
tor operation but viii not he uso'
until moro cablcways arc put ON ma
lsonry work.
Rock Quarry Work.
4 much larger force b. being en-
lployed in the uuarrics as this d ia
feature that viii iu "a great measur
govern Ono progress ON masonry WORK
The main quarry b. Improving b
humility. and o. steadily being hruugii
10 better working face. some wprl
has been done at the flrst qwrr
opened. near tho end of Ash canyo
tTestlc, Co give more frrrN room lo
handling large stone. and ucidoni1h
. To Furnish additional crusher rock
. third quarry is being developed, a'
. whom masonry becomes tth m1t
feature al tho work, consideranl
more quurry face viii he necessary
67O Mcn Employed.
General conditions are cNcellen
= Tho weather hHE been such that pra'
= tically no time was lost on that a'
3 count Labor conditions arc impro'
e.
. pioyed which 81 considerable in 80
< cess OF the number employed nt nn
previous time since the work STARTED
{ However there O. room Tor scver'
@ hundred moro s There are so m9n
g features and am of such mnrnltun
= That much burger number can
!. used to advantage. Health condition
% ere remarkably good due to natur
O. climatic conditions and Co unusual
a efficient sanitary inspection.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-27
a sPLENDrD MEETING.


The ofnciais OF the state kduca-
,,cnai assoclation--in particular Sec
reary Rupert r. Asplund-are TO &c
conprat,latcd upon the skin ana
nhlltv with which they managed the
twenty-cIrhth annual convention %
a.. oreanisation just closed IN TINS
e,,v. A satherins Of twelve hundred
ae,egatss IL big convention any
where. the task Of managing such q
convention az TINS, with isa imne"A'
mass OF deian work end is dozens
az sectional meetinss. was one Gaining
f.r great executive ability. The team
work VAS excellerts the system anu
IA. organization were most COM
mandsbie and all in all IL was one o.
an. best conducted conventions ever
seen in New Mexico.
ON the Albuquerque end me 'o'1'
committees are 10 be consrA'a'A'sN
ON me way they handled the cry
visitors ana showed them so'u
time. Every detail Of cemfcr' anu
convenience and pleasure was looN''
inter and We believe that not one
aclerate escaped aneared for Inc
peopl. az the city were present oH
an occasions with the glad haha' w
have vet 10 hear Of any oompia'h''
~ 10 treatment accorded oy ho''"
or rooming houaes' and the ih''
chants, who dia thriyins trade W
bel,eve gave the visiting shoppers
.aa accommodation Of courtesy ena
square DEALING.
Albuquerque must DO even nun
better next year. The convention eN'
,aentiy wants 60 make this ciiy 'h'
reanlar annual convention site 4
We ara going 20 keep them In thN
frame q mind We must show me"
next year iuss a little mere cone'us
ivelv mat Albuquerque Is the on''
civ In the state which can hanal'
such big gathering ana handle
right. 49,
The association 10 growing rapiHlF
"A win bring in considerably mon
teachers and friends Of edaeauo'
next year. and We must be ready 70
them.
"a was great meetinsi Il gov
new inspiration and new IDEAS "'u.
enthusiasm and higher aims 70 u
men ana women who are enE'seu
teachins the young New Mexico ~.
chow 20 shoot" u ala much 70 "''
communion far separated INTO
common spirit ~ cooperation "i
endeavor. IL increased state logan
on the part 81 home people ana va
ltora and helped 20 ges us al 'o'
81 he rut." q
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-27

ihss i, had % ~ ire aialrltl school
SECTION. .1hers b eanerai aisooe
sssn IL me oreenlaton q astempi
% make re pfosram ioss unwleliy
nxt year. Is concentrate more on the
soncnl essentials and have hers q
ihe dciah work IN ans event. wei
eannot give too much attention to'
the bottom runs Of M ladder Of
saacaslon Ia New Mexico. Tho work
has Il boen ID ihc boitom and pn-
lees We AZ beein a. tns Bottom me
supcrsitoclure. however ambitious y
likely 70 bc ehaky "a the Foundation.
In New M1Alco school work espe
claily the Foundation Il eyersthins.
what tbs future citizens and voters
ana state haliaers of New Mexico VIII
81 81 win rot be depends on the
work in the country schools; the sue
oesa a. faiiurc 81 the county hish
sehoola ana the higher educational
institutions depends no less upon tue
quality az the matcrial turned out
81 the lower grades
We believe q s. not too much e
say that The rural school work leads
~ importance IN the educational
pfoeross 81 New Mexico Ccrtainis
plans COR the next meetins Should in
ciude first % an an announcement
whereby the rural schools win re-
coive FIRST attention In the discus.
siona
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-27

bor no, 3 y. mn.
Albuquerque, I company ~, deton-
tion hospital corps, December H.
p. M.
clovis. company x, December io.
D. M
Poriaies. company N, December
i6, s q. u.
Artcsia. company c. Dec. a. 8
~. m. 81.
Carlsbad ! company 49, and head-
quarters Use battalion, tst infantry,
December rs, 3 y. M.
Roswell ! battery a, detention hos
pitai corps. December 49, p. m
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-27
SERVE THE OLD-TIME DA1NTIES
Thanksgiving Menu THAT Always Please.

the day beforehand So us not Co leave
too many things to Doc au ndcd zoo on
THANKSGIVING morning.
Tho stufnng for tho turkey can Do
made almost entirely beforehand
though o. win not Doe put into me
bird until shortly before cooking. Tho
cranberry Jelly may Dee made several
days ahead, ana the pies baked Bee
forchand ana lof ready Co be- heated
while tho first part ~ the dinner be-
being eaton.
Tho cidor jelly, too. can Dee made
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-27

m. Thanksgiving dinner rs the
lnc m,aI Of the year above all others
lpr which the modern dishes should
be- SOFT osldo and tho old-tme IDENTITIES
served says the Pictorial Review.
There IRE certain well defined rules
governing the THANKSGIVING menu
ana while these rules are sufficiently
clafu. 10 allow of certain individ-
unuty bcing given to the dinner most
OF us viii prefer 90 adhere more or
loss strictly 10 the menu laid down
hy our ancestors.
a wood menu would hc the follow
Ing
Oysters
Roast Turkey Chestnut Dressing
Cranberry jelly
Whtc ana swco, Potatoes, Glazed
onions
Coru Pudding
Celery
Ncunhatel salad French pressinl
Pumpkin Pie Minco Pie
cider jelly
Nuts ana Raislns
With such dinner as The above
the active preparations can be mad'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-27
rIIR RUnAL SCHOOLS.

There IS a general feeling NOT ons
amonn me county superintenaeh'H
but among the educators senef"is
that the importance ot the rni'l
nch.,ol work was MOI fully reeosn'@eu
4. a.. convention just closed anu
az, me discussion Of This branch %
eaueation received hardly me u"is
nna attention st merited. THIS y
iaseeiy due 10 me fact that inc as'o
r,s,,on haa such d tremendous
.mount of work 10 DO that some
nn,.e Of iir activities was bouna q
suffer; and 4 r. perhaps un'''''''''
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-27

from the pictures that are being
printed.
THEY SAY b. ls General Banquet
who keeps Hucrta 500 warm,
o.
LABRADOR has goa area OF 20O,-
600 quare mIlrs. but the population
g. ony 1900.
TIE FRENCH military authorities
have succeeded Boz making "a mun-
carrying kitc
o
THE SMOKE nuisance costs the
American people nearly f50,0ooo0o
every ye1r Smoke up.
@
THERE u.s. REASON to fear that
chickens Hu soon o., worth almost
as much as .sgs
-c
Nu Morc Footprints
For Dor. old days 1850 must sricyo.
FtutplnHuahiu Wus then sublime.
And .fltesman tried to leave
Footprint. ou thc sands of time.
Fcw to footprints NOW aspire,
surely ifc much SAVIOR lacks.
WHOM % statosmHn's ono desire
/ Is to cover up his tracks,
william s.. Adkins.
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/ IT. WE WE'RE the Madero brothers
we too. nlso likewise should feel the
need of un immediate change of Gle
mate
o.
ITS ALWAYS seemed peculiar ni
you've no doubt heard said white
sisters hair b. auburn, Brothers o.
Just plain red.